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This project is intended to be a Web tool for collecting, retrieving and viewing information about scientific and / or technological resources (articles, books, technical reports, presentations, source code and others) of people interested in an area of Computer science - for example, algorithms, human-computer interaction, programming paradigms, security, Web, etc.
This web tool is designed as a mash-up application, using information and media from different social media applications (such as Feed, GitHub, Google Scholar, Lanyrd, Pocket, Slideshare, Vimeo, etc.), which can be available to people interested in one or more specific area of Computer Science.
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GM Keene Simul, Bangor, 2015
Ulster Masters 2015 - with Ross Harriss
With Damien Cunningham
Playing with Calum Leitch
With Stephen Rush
My pupils from Brazil
My pupil, Davi, with his family
A Brazilian friend, Osorio - a true chess fanatic!
My club in Belfast: Lindores
Williamson Shield, Belfast
With the Ulster Championship Trophy
With Ian Clark at the Dorset Open
With the Williamson Shield, Belfast


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This page reflects top songs from both Spotify and TikTok.
As you can see the top songs on the apps have no correlation.
We believe that there should be correlation, arists should take adventage of TikTok trends.
TikTok is a great outlet to be discovered but it’s by no means the only platform an artist should depend on to grow their fanbase.


G67.7+1.8
- Right Ascension: 19 54 32
- Declination: +31 29
- Size (/arcmin): 15×12
- Type: S
- Flux density at 1 GHz (/Jy): 1.0
- Spectral Index: 0.61
- Radio: Double arc shell.
- Optical: Filaments in N.
- X-ray: Detected.
- Point sources: Compact X-ray source.
- Distance: Optical absorption suggests 1.5–5.7 kpc.
References:
- Taylor et al. 1992, AJ, 103, 931. WSRT at 327 MHz (1.'0×1.'9: S=1.9±0.1 Jy), and northern sky survey at 4.9 GHz (S=0.42±0.05 Jy).
ADS
- Lorimer et al. 1998, A&A, 331, 1002. Pulsar search.
ADS
- Mavromatakis et al. 2001, A&A, 370, 265. Optical observations.
ADS
- Kothes et al. 2006, A&A, 457, 1081. CGPS at 408 MHz (~3': S=1.1±0.1 Jy) and 1420 MHz (~1': S=0.68±0.04 Jy), including polarisation and review of flux densities.
ADS
- Gök et al. 2008, Ap&SS, 318, 207. Optical observations.
ADS
- Hurley-Walker et al. 2009, MNRAS, 396, 365. Radio observations at 14 to 18 GHz.
ADS
- Hui & Becker 2009, A&A, 494, 1005. Chandra observations.
ADS
- Sun et al. 2011, A&A, 536, A83. Urumqi 25-m at 5 GHz (9.'5: S=0.30±0.03 Jy) including polarisation and review of flux densities.
ADS
- Shan et al. 2018, ApJS, 238, 35. Optical absorption for distance.
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Pascoe, Frederick Sims
| Birth Name | Pascoe, Frederick Sims |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 71 years, 4 months, 30 days |
Narrative
26/2/1976 Received from BD&M's a "No Result of Search" I hereby certify that etc...no trace can be found of the registration (from 1843 to 1865), of the Marriage of Frederick Pascoe to Maria Sim or Sims .....Signed..... J.B.Holliday, Registrar.
21/4/1982 Received Marriage Cert. dated 7th Nov.1873 of Frederick Sim Pascoe & Ellen Mary Cook at St Mary's CofE Balmain. Frederick said he was 22yrs old & born in Parramatta ???
12/11/1984 Attended Uniting Church Archives in the city, with the help of Mrs Lillian Wells I was able to look at the Baptisms by the Rev. Stephen Rabone of the Wesleyan Circuit of the Hunter River Parish in the County of Northumberland from July 1850 to Aug 1851. It showed Frederick, son of Maria Sims,(no Father mentioned) born at West Maitland on 4th May & Baptised on 27 July 1851. Other records show there was a marriage of Henry Sims to Maria Lloyd in 1847 Entry 503, Vol32. .Baptisms show - James born 23/5/1848, William born 22/11/1849, Frederick b 4/5/51, & George born 20/3/1852.
July 1986- Rang all the Pascoe children for their details. I don't think I ever gave them a copy of the Family Tree !!
Oct 1988 - Rang Ray Goddard to invite him to Aunty Hilda's 90th Birthday Party. He gave me a copy of his copy of Frederick Pascoe & Ellen Cooks marriage certificate he had applied for in 1974. He gave me all the Goddard family history. He also lent me his copy of the Cook Family Tree, which I copied & returned to him, & lots & lots of Photoes.
SMH - Frederick PASCOE - 10 March, 1921, in his 65th year, loved husband of Ellen Pascoe, of Chelmsford Ave, Botney.
SMH - Friends of the late Mr Frederick Sim Pascoe, formally of Woollahra, will leave his late residence 12 Roberts Rd, Randwick, this day Wednesday, at 3.30pm for Waverley Cemetery.
SMH - The Friends of Mr & Mrs W.H.Grist, Mr & Mrs S.G.Goddard, Mr & Mrs C.H.O'Connor, Mr & Mrs R.L.Pascoe, Mr & Mrs E.O.Golby, Mrs Ruby Lewis, & Mr & Mrs A.E.Underwood are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved Father, to leave 12 Roberts Ave, Randwick this day for Waverley Cemetery. Frederick is buried in the same Grave as his daughter & son-in-law, Ruby & Leonard Lewis.
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| Father | Sims, James or Henry Hornblower | 1816 | 1900-01-16 | |
| Mother | Lloyd, Maria | 1831 | 1876-04-08 | |
| Brother | Sims, James | 1848-05-23 | 1854-08-08 | |
| Brother | Sims, William | 1849-11-22 | 1913-10-24 | |
| Pascoe, Frederick Sims | 1851-05-04 | 1922-10-03 | ||
| Sister | Sims, Roxhannah “Roxana” | 1853-04-24 | 1923-10-14 | |
| Brother | Sims, George James or James Joseph | 1854-10-18 | 1854 | |
| Sister | Sims, Sarah Anne | 1856-01-30 | ||
| Brother | Sims, Charles | 1856-10-27 | 1856-10-27 | |
| Sister | Sims, Clara | 1856-10-27 | 1856 | |
| Brother | Sims, George G. | 1858-03-20 | 1933 | |
| Brother | Sims, Thomas C.orL. | 1860 | 1871 | |
| Sister | Sims, Matilda | 1862-06-21 | 1897-04-03 | |
| Brother | Sims, Edward | 1864-06-10 | ||
| Brother | Sims, John Charles | 1866 | ||
| Brother | Sims, Ephraim | 1868 | 1869 |
Families
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I have a copy of Marriage #1292 for Frederick & Ellen Cook - 7 Nov, 1873, It says Frederick was 22yrs, born Parramatta??, parents Frederick Pascoe, Carpenter, & Maria Sim. Particulars in Columns 5,7,9,10 obtained from Church Register No.564, signed ?? Young, Deputy Registrer General, Sydney, date of Certificate 21st April, 1982. |
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| Pascoe, Olive | 1875-01-29 | 1963-09-23 |
| Pascoe, Elizabeth Jane “Bessie” | 1876-07-02 | 1934-06-27 |
| Pascoe, Ellen Victoria “Nell” | 1879-07-30 | 1961-08-17 |
| Pascoe, Frederick Thomas | 1881-11-16 | 1881-06-08 |
| Pascoe, Richard Leslie | 1882-08-22 | 1944-10-13 |
| Pascoe, Constance “Mabel” | 1885-04-07 | 1973-05-16 |
| Pascoe, Ruby Violet | 1886-05-09 | 1974-02-03 |
| Pascoe, Lillian Rose | 1890-07-13 | 1975-01-10 |
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Barbara Eden is down for an I Dream of Jeannie reboot
by Scott MeslowIn Hollywood's reboot-happy climate, one classic sitcom has somehow been overlooked: I Dream of Jeannie, which ran for five seasons on NBC back in the 1960s.
But for the record, Barbara Eden — who played Jeannie in the original series — thinks a reboot is long overdue. "It's a good idea. They should do it," said Eden. And at the risk of stating the obvious: If Eden really wants to see a reboot, can't she just cross her arms and blink? Read more at People.


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Your Throne, O God, Is Forever
TO THE CHOIRMASTER: ACCORDING TO LILIES.
The scepter of your kingdom is a scepter of uprightness;
7 you have loved righteousness and hated wickedness.
Therefore God, your God, has anointed you
with the oil of gladness beyond your companions;
8 your robes are all fragrant with myrrh and aloes and cassia.
From ivory palaces stringed instruments make you glad;
9 daughters of kings are among your ladies of honor;
at your right hand stands the queen in gold of Ophir.
10 Hear, O daughter, and consider, and incline your ear:
forget your people and your father's house,
11 and the king will desire your beauty.
Since he is your lord, bow to him.
12 The people of Tyre will seek your favor with gifts,
the richest of the people.
13 All glorious is the princess in her chamber, with robes interwoven with gold.
14 In many-colored robes she is led to the king,
with her virgin companions following behind her.
15 With joy and gladness they are led along
as they enter the palace of the king.
16 In place of your fathers shall be your sons;
you will make them princes in all the earth.
17 I will cause your name to be remembered in all generations;
therefore nations will praise you forever and ever.


What is Github and version control?
December 15, 2014
Github is a downloadable system that keeps track of changes to a project and creates one base form reflecting all of the changes. It’s a great way to collaborate with people from all over the world and share versions of files with one another. So... it is simply a social coding network.
Version control keeps a running tally of all the changes made to a project. You can always go to previously unchanged version of your project if something goes awry with a change you made. Each change, no matter how small, is called a “commit.”
Developers can share code and track changes using git. Without version control, developers wouldn’t be able to openly share code because if multiple people overwrite a file or delete a portion of it, there wouldn’t be useful code anymore. Version control would allow developers to openly share code with the knowledge that there is an ultimate and controllable ctrl-z for any mistakes made.


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Broadly speaking, running SPAMc can be divided into three phases:
mapspam2globiom facilitates this by providing several functions that take care of major components, such as the clipping and reprojection of spatial datasets, the harmonization of agricultural statistics and cropland, and the creation of data files that can be loaded by GLOBIOM. However, to fully run SPAMc much more data work needs to be done. The majority can be performed with standard R packages, such as tidyverse, which were specifically designed ‘tidy’ messy information, and sf and raster, which were built to perform spatial data operations.
For this purpose, mapspam2globiom is supplemented with examples of how to run the model for a particular country. These examples provide fully developed scripts to run SPAMc from start to finish and require only minimum user input to adapt them to other countries. In fact, most work for the user will be to collect the required subnational agricultural statistics and reshape them so that they can used as input for SPAMc (although some tools are provided to support the latter in the package). The examples, therefore, can be regarded as templates to run SPAMc for any country, assuming all raw input data is available.
The examples are stored in Github repositories with the following name: mapspam2GLOBIOM_ISO, where ‘ISO’ is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 letter country code in lowercase. At the moment only one example is provided: mapspam2globiom_mwi for Malawi but we hope to include an example for a larger country, which requires a slightly different approach soon.
Now you are ready to start working on your own model! The articles in the Running SPAMc
section will go over the various steps to build the model following the Malawi example. Please read the article on how to setup SPAMc to continue.
Alternatively, if you are familiar with Gihub, you can also clone the repository to your own account, change the name and create a local copy.↩


Ohio University, Miami University and Kent State University have all implemented measures to slow the spread of the virus and keep students safe. All universities have also set up COVID-19 response webpages in order to keep both students and families informed.
“While we cannot comment on an individual case due to federal privacy laws, any Miami University student who violates a quarantine or isolation order or hosts a large gathering that violates the City of Oxford mass gathering ordinance will face disciplinary action under our Code of Student Conduct,” Carole Johnson, intertrim director of news and communications at Miami University, said in an email. “We take these matters most seriously, and students can face suspension or dismissal for these types of violations.”
OU students can also face removal from in-person classes or suspension, should they violate the rule that gatherings cannot exceed 10 people, according to a previous Post report.
Miami resumed in-person and hybrid classes beginning Sept. 21 with residential students engaging in a phased move-in beginning Sept. 14. Currently, Miami has 412 active student cases and one active employee case in the last 14 days, according to its website.
“The health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff, as well as the Oxford community, is our top priority,” Miami President Gregory Crawford said in a media release. “This decision is an expression of faith and confidence in our students and is grounded in our belief that we can successfully weather this pandemic together.”
According to the media release, the university began testing asymptomatic and symptomatic students for COVID-19 in late August, including students who moved into the Oxford area and those who may have been in contact with someone who tested positive. Residence halls have also been reduced to 60% capacity as an additional precaution.
“If you are selected for the surveillance testing, you need to do it,” Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Jason Osborne told The Miami Student. “If not, you can’t stay on campus.”
Students and faculty are also required to social distance and wear a mask. Dining halls at Miami are providing to-go options and socially distanced seating, and activities with more than 10 people are proceeding virtually or canceled, according to a media release.
“I'm confident that many of our students are taking this seriously, but I also know that many of our students aren't,” Kimberly Moore, associate vice president for student life and dean of students, told The Miami Student.
At Kent State University, there are currently 3,719 students on campus, including residence assistants, said Eric Mansfield, assistant vice president of content strategy and communications at KSU. Mansfield said the total enrollment for Fall Semester is 25,948.
“We have been regularly communicating with our students so they could adequately prepare for the fall semester,” Mansfield said in an email.
According to an email sent to students, KSU said those who have tested positive for COVID-19 and do not quarantine “will face the strongest disciplinary action.”
KSU President Todd Diacon said in that same email, more exacting measures will follow off-campus gatherings that violate city ordinances, including mandatory quarantine.
Similar to other universities, KSU will continue to hold in-person and remote instruction until Nov 20. Classes will then resume Nov. 30 and only be held remotely, according to KSU’s website.
As of the week of Sept. 27, there have been 40 news cases at KSU’s main campus and 165 total cases since July 7.
KSU also has isolation and quarantine buildings on campus with about 300 beds for isolation, according to Kent Wired.
“Isolation is when you’ve tested positive for COVID-19,” Diacon told Kent Wired. “And just a reminder, quarantine is when you have been close to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.”
There are currently 287 students with positive COVID-19 results and two employees with positive results on the Athens campus, according to OU’s COVID-19 Dashboard. Of those, 37 cases were students living on campus. OU is engaging in both symptomatic and asymptomatic testing.
In a public health update released Tuesday, Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said Athens remains in the orange, or “increased exposure/spread” status.
“As young people, your lives and social groups have been so disrupted,” Ice said in the update. “However, I still encourage you to remember that though your risk of catastrophic consequences from coronavirus is low it doesn’t mean that there will be no consequences if you get sick.”
Clarification appended: A previous version of this article did not specify where the number of students and employees who tested positive for COVID-19 came from. The article has been updated to reflect the most accurate information.


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Class to implement the BFS. More...
#include <BFS.hpp>
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| BFS (int, int) | |
| Constructor for the class BFS. More... | |
| std::queue< std::vector< int > > | computeBFS (const std::queue< std::vector< int >> &, std::vector< int >) |
| function to compute BFS More... | |
| void | neighbourList (const std::vector< std::vector< int > > &, std::vector< int >, std::queue< std::vector< int > > &) |
| function to estimate the neighbouring node More... | |
| int | getExplored (int, int) |
| function to get the explored value of a specific grid More... | |
| int | getDistance (int, int) |
| function to get the distance value of a specific grid More... | |
| ~BFS () | |
| class destructor More... | |
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| std::queue< std::vector< int > > | pQueue |
| std::vector< std::vector< int > > | distance |
| std::vector< std::vector< int > > | explored |
Class to implement the BFS.
| pQueue | queue to store the coordinates |
| distance | euclidean distance from the start node |
| explored | visited node in the occupancy grid |
| BFS::BFS | ( | int | rows, |
| int | cols | ||
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| std::queue< std::vector< int > > BFS::computeBFS | ( | const std::queue< std::vector< int >> & | , |
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function to compute BFS
| frontierQueue | contains list of all frontiers |
| start | point of the turtlebot |
Definition at line 102 of file BFS.cpp.
References distance, explored, neighbourList(), and pQueue.
Referenced by map::frontierSearch(), and TEST().
| int BFS::getDistance | ( | int | x, |
| int | y | ||
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| int BFS::getExplored | ( | int | x, |
| int | y | ||
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| void BFS::neighbourList | ( | const std::vector< std::vector< int > > & | , |
| std::vector< int > | , | ||
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function to estimate the neighbouring node
| frontier | vector |
| vector | coordinate to which neighbouring node has to found out |
| list | of all neighbouring node of the given coordinate |
Definition at line 76 of file BFS.cpp.
Referenced by computeBFS(), and TEST().
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Definition at line 57 of file BFS.hpp.
Referenced by BFS(), computeBFS(), and getDistance().
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Definition at line 55 of file BFS.hpp.
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As part of my services offered I do a limited number of locomotive conversions, either
adding DCC or going whole hog and installing the components for “Dead Rail” operation.
The process either way involves initial testing running of the models to look for
binds, shorts or other issues that affect the install and performance of the locomotive.
For this I need a test track with DC, DCC and “Dead Rail” capabilities. Concurrent
with my move to Texas I decided to push the concept of my test track a little and
have some fun with it. I have some wall space in my shop above some work surfaces
which will accommodate a shallow, but fairly long layout. Looking at the plan below
you will see the result of my thinking; a simple point to point about 22’ L by 1’
deep. I’m incorporating both a hand-
Here is an over all view looking toward the big curve.
You can see the work surfaces underneath. The base track level is 62” above the floor
and the top of the grade is 66”. It provides a nice eye level view and keeps my work
surfaces accessible. I use non-
I made a simple jig to make tie strips for placement on the layout. It is a scrap
of 3/4” plywood with basswood spacers. The spacers are thinner than the ties so the
ties stand proud of the jig. All of the ties are cut from Mt. Albert O scale 6 X
8 strip wood. I cut them to a scale 6’ for my short line. Tie are pre-
Once all the ties are placed in the jig, (my jig makes a line of ties 18” long), a strip of 1/2” wide masking tape is pressed down onto the ties. I like the blue painter’s tape as it does not leave residue on the ties.
Slowly pulling up from both ends yields a ready to glue strip of evenly placed ties. Easy to do and if a little irregularity slips in while gluing the strips, all the better.


Changes log (2005-09-16)
Note: due to a bad delivery operation, version 1.2 found on this site from 2005-09-14 to 2005-09-16 was not the intended 1.2 version. Please use 1.2a instead
- new ivy.deps.changed property set if there are changes since last resolve (IVY-71) - new buildlist task: calculate order of dependencies of subprojects for easy multi-projects builds (IVY-69) - accept organization as token (IVY-55) - added type filtering mechanism on resolve task (IVY-45) - detect and warn about resolver using ivy cache as repository (IVY-53) - new transitive attribute on dependency, which enable to disable transitive dependency management on a particular dependency (thanks to Ingo Adler) (IVY-20) - new '@' in dependency configuration mapping declaration, used to indicate that a configuration maps to itself useful with *, '*->@' meaning that all configurations of the module maps to their equivalent (same name) in the dependency (IVY-52) - new changing attribute on dependencies indicate that the dependency artifacts may change even without revision change, but with only a new ivy file with new publication date - new useRemoteConfig on conf tag in ivyconf.xml, tells to use remote configuration file for repository config - new type filtering in cachepath task - new cachefileset task: builds an ant fileset of artifacts in cache - publish task now uses srcivypattern for ivy files finding and for delivery - better debug and error messages (IVY-60 IVY-61) - added a javadoc target in ant build (thanks to joshua nichols) - FIX: module descriptors sort was failing in some case cases (fix by Karl Baum) - FIX: Ivy complains about schema directive (IVY-64) - FIX: 'null' status attribute in module descriptor (IVY-62) - FIX: report header contains incorrect link after resolve for multiple, comma-separated configurations (IVY-57) - FIX: error retrieving dependencies with a '+' in their revision if the ivy file doesn't exist - fixed by maarten coene (IVY-59) - FIX: trying to resolve latest with no revision in pattern caused a StackOverflowError (IVY-56) - FIX: now handle transitive eviction (IVY-51) - FIX: resolve now store resolved file id in ivy variables, so that multiple resolve calls can be followed by multiple retrieve, each retrieve will use the last resolve info (IVY-49) - FIX: IllegalStateException on retrieve done from command line - FIX: checks ivy files data consistency with asked info (org, module name and revision) - FIX: use AUTH configuration for configuration file - IMPROVE: added publish handling from command line (IVY-48)
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March 30, 2016 The State of MPEG-DASH 2016, streamingmedia.com
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August 2014 DASH Newsletter Issue 2 (English), DASH-IF
August 2014 DASH Newsletter Issue 2 (Japanese), DASH-IF
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June 18, 2014 DASH ニュースレター Issue 1 (Japanese), DASH-IF
April 8, 204 The State of MPEG-DASH Deployment, streamingmediaglobal.com
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June 27, 2013 DASH-AVC/264: A Baseline Implementation for MPEG-DASH Press Conference Material | DASH-AVC/264: A Baseline Implementation for MPEG-DASH Press Conference (Streaming Recording), DASH-IF
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May 20, 2013 MPEG-DASH Deployments Due Before Second Half of 2014, digitaltveurope.net
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April 8, 2013 Haivision Demonstrates HEVC Encoding, MPEG DASH, and Hybrid Encoding at NAB 2013, Virtual-Strategy Magazine
March 1, 2013 A history of media streaming and the future of connected TV, The Guardian
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Feb 4, 2013 Ericsson: MPEG DASH Makes Economic Sense to Operators, streamingmedia.com
Jan 11, 2013 CES Report: Fraunhofer Hears Good News in MPEG DASH Spec, streamingmedia.com
Jan 8, 2013 DTS and Moshcam Co-develop New Mobile Application Proof Of Concept, thestreet.com
Jan 2, 2013 Microsoft: Why MPEG DASH Will See Broad Adoption in 2013, streamingmedia.com
Dec 19, 2012 Adobe: 2013 Will Be the Year of Discovery for MPEG DASH, streamingmedia.com
Dec 4, 2012 Jeroen Wijering Talks HLS, DASH, and the JW Player 6, streamingmedia.com
Nov 27, 2012 Vimond and Unified Streaming Unite to Bring Dynamic Remuxing to Vimond Customers
Nov 19, 2012 Reducing Complexity of Multiscreen Video Services with PlayReady and MPEG-DASH
Nov 7, 2012 Streaming Media Europe 2012: MPEG DASH- Opportunities and Impacts on Adaptive Streaming, ericsson.com
Oct 30, 2012 Interview: MPEG-DASH will equal role of MPEG-2
Sept 19, 2012 Microsoft Declares Commitment to the MPEG DASH Standard, streamingmedia.com
Sept 17, 2012 MPEG DASH Use is Blossoming, Says Akamai, streamingmedia.com
Sept 7, 2012 Harmonic and Nagra Team to Power the World’s First Commercial MPEG-DASH OTT Multiscreen Service
Aug 23, 2012 MPEG-DASH support in Google Chrome
May 6, 2012 NAB 2012 OTT Advancements & Doubts: DASH & DRMs : situation gets clearer, without Apple
Apr 17, 2012 NAB Report: DASH Picks up Steam with Additional Support, streamingmedia.com.
Apr 16, 2012 Microsoft Announces Support for MPEG-DASH in Microsoft Media Platform, MSDN’s blog
Apr 16, 2012 Dolby Release for Online Standard Powers Multiscreen Entertainment
Feb 29, 2012 Intertrust’s Wasabi™ Marlin Client SDK v.1.3 supports MPEG-DASH multi-screen streaming
Feb 27, 2012 Adobe Announces Integrated Video Publishing, Advertising and Analytics Platform, EON
Feb 22, 2012 Video Streaming standards coming with MPEG-DASH, Adobe’s blog
Feb 5, 2012 DASH promises stutter free streaming video over LTE, engadget.com
Dec 15, 2011 Netflix Sees Cost Savings in MPEG DASH Adoption, streamingmedia.com
Nov 22, 2011 What is MPEG DASH?, streamingmedia.com
Nov 22, 2011 CFF: One Format to Rule Them All?, streamingmedia.com
Nov 9, 2011 MPEG-DASH: Future of File Format?, streamingmedia.com
Oct 18, 2011 DASH @ Streaming Media West 2011, blog.streamingmedia.com
Oct 2011 The MPEG-DASH Standard for Multimedia Streaming Over the Internet, computer.org
Aug 16, 2011 DASH – Toward a Better Mobile Video User Experience, Qualcomm’s blog
Jul 20, 2011 Cisco Leads the way in standardizing IP Video delivery through MPEG DASH Specification, Cisco’s blog
Feb 10, 2011 MPEG DASH vs. W3C WebTV?, Multimedia Communication’s blog
Dec 22, 2010 HTML5 and Video Streaming, Netlifx’s blog


About scipp¶
Development¶
Scipp is a open source project by the European Spallation Source ERIC (ESS). Other major contributions were provided by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (UKRI-STFC).
References and citations¶
An article about scipp has been published in the conference proceedings of ICANS, see Scipp: Scientific data handling with labeled multi-dimensional arrays for C++ and Python or the paywall-free copy on the Arxiv.
A significant amount of changes such as multi-threading and support for binned (event) data has gone into scipp since the publication so we recommend to also cite the scipp documentation pages.
License¶
Scipp is available as open source under the BSD-3 license.


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General-purpose watchdog timers. More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | RT_ALARM_INFO |
| Alarm status descriptor. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | rt_alarm_start (RT_ALARM *alarm, RTIME value, RTIME interval) |
| Start an alarm. More... | |
| int | rt_alarm_stop (RT_ALARM *alarm) |
| Stop an alarm. More... | |
| int | rt_alarm_inquire (RT_ALARM *alarm, RT_ALARM_INFO *info) |
| Query alarm status. More... | |
| int | rt_alarm_create (RT_ALARM *alarm, const char *name, void(*handler)(void *arg), void *arg) |
| Create an alarm object. More... | |
| int | rt_alarm_delete (RT_ALARM *alarm) |
| Delete an alarm. More... | |
General-purpose watchdog timers.
Alarms are general-purpose watchdog timers. Alchemy tasks may create any number of alarms and use them to run a user-defined handler, after a specified initial delay has elapsed. Alarms can be either one shot or periodic; in the latter case, the real-time system automatically reprograms the alarm for the next shot according to a user-defined interval value.
| int rt_alarm_create | ( | RT_ALARM * | alarm, |
| const char * | name, | ||
| void(*)(void *arg) | handler, | ||
| void * | arg | ||
| ) |
Create an alarm object.
This routine creates an object triggering an alarm routine at a specified time in the future. Alarms can be periodic or oneshot, depending on the reload interval value passed to rt_alarm_start().
| alarm | The address of an alarm descriptor which can be later used to identify uniquely the created object, upon success of this call. |
| name | An ASCII string standing for the symbolic name of the alarm. When non-NULL and non-empty, a copy of this string is used for indexing the created alarm into the object registry. |
| handler | The address of the routine to call when the alarm expires. This routine is passed the arg value. |
| arg | A user-defined opaque argument passed to the handler. |
| int rt_alarm_delete | ( | RT_ALARM * | alarm | ) |
Delete an alarm.
This routine deletes an alarm object previously created by a call to rt_alarm_create().
| alarm | The alarm descriptor. |
| int rt_alarm_inquire | ( | RT_ALARM * | alarm, |
| RT_ALARM_INFO * | info | ||
| ) |
Query alarm status.
This routine returns the status information about the specified alarm.
| alarm | The alarm descriptor. |
| info | A pointer to the returnbuffer" to copy the information to. |
| int rt_alarm_start | ( | RT_ALARM * | alarm, |
| RTIME | value, | ||
| RTIME | interval | ||
| ) |
Start an alarm.
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Alarm handlers are always called on behalf of Xenomai's internal timer event routine. Therefore, Xenomai routines which can be called from such handlers are restricted to the set of services available on behalf of an asynchronous context.
This service overrides any previous setup of the expiry date and reload interval for the alarm.
| alarm | The alarm descriptor. |
| value | The relative date of the first expiry, expressed in clock ticks (see note). |
| interval | The reload value of the alarm. It is a periodic interval value to be used for reprogramming the next alarm shot, expressed in clock ticks (see note). If interval is equal to TM_INFINITE, the alarm will not be reloaded after it has expired. |
| int rt_alarm_stop | ( | RT_ALARM * | alarm | ) |
Stop an alarm.
This routine disables an alarm object, preventing any further expiry until it is re-enabled via rt_alarm_start().
| alarm | The alarm descriptor. |


"use strict";
const { Op } = require("sequelize");
const { Tournament, Roster, Team, Player, sequelize } = require("../../models");
const logger = require("../../logger");
const team = require("./team");
"use strict";
const { Op } = require("sequelize");
const { Tournament, Roster, Team, Player, sequelize } = require("../../models");
const logger = require("../../logger");
const team = require("./team");
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function getInclude(info) {
let include = [];
info.fieldNodes[0].selectionSet.selections.forEach((field) => {
if (field.name.value === "roster") {
include.push({ model: Roster, as: "roster" });
return;
}
if (field.name.value === "teams") {
include.push({
model: Team,
as: "teams",
include: [
{
model: Player,
as: "players",
},
{
model: Player,
as: "teamLeader",
},
],
});
return;
}
});
return include;
}
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function getFilter(filter) {
let queryFilter = [];
if (typeof filter.id !== "undefined") {
queryFilter.push({ id: { [Op.eq]: filter.id } });
}
if (typeof filter.name !== "undefined") {
queryFilter.push({ name: { [Op.iLike]: "%" + filter.name + "%" } });
}
return queryFilter;
}
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async function setRoster(tournament, roster, transaction) {
if (typeof roster === "undefined") return tournament;
const logFields = { tournament, roster, type: "Tournament setRoster" };
try {
await tournament.setRoster(await Roster.findByPk(roster), { transaction });
} catch (setRosterError) {
logger.error(setRosterError, { logFields });
throw setRosterError;
}
return tournament;
}
Sort teams based on the teamOrder parameter
async function setTeamPlacements(teams) {
let teamPoints = [];
for (const team of teams) {
teamPoints.push({ team: team, points: await team.points });
}
teamPoints.sort((t1, t2) => {
Ascending order (less points == higher place) - might need review later on when we have PointsCalculationRules
return t1.points > t2.points ? 1 : -1;
});
return teamPoints.map((t) => {
t.team.placement = teamPoints.indexOf(t) + 1;
return t.team;
});
}
Sort teams based on the teamOrder parameter
async function sortTeams(teams, teamOrder) {
const order = teamOrder || "PLACEMENT_ASC";
try {
switch (order) {
case "PLACEMENT_ASC":
case "PLACEMENT_DESC":
return teams.sort((t1, t2) => {
if (order === "PLACEMENT_ASC") return t1.placement > t2.placement ? 1 : -1;
else return t1.placement < t2.placement ? 1 : -1;
});
case "NAME_ASC":
case "NAME_DESC":
return teams.sort((t1, t2) => {
if (order === "NAME_ASC") return t1.name > t2.name ? 1 : -1;
else return t1.name < t2.name ? 1 : -1;
});
default:
return teams;
}
} catch (sortTeamsError) {
logger.error(sortTeamsError, { logFields: { tournament } });
throw sortTeamsError;
}
}
module.exports = {
Query: {
Find all tournaments or some tournaments based on filter
async findTournaments(root, { filter, teamOrder }, { authUser }, info) {
if (!authUser) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
const include = getInclude(info);
const order = [["name", "ASC"]];
let logFields = { type: "Tournament search" };
let where = null;
if (typeof filter !== "undefined") {
where = { [Op.and]: getFilter(filter) };
logFields.filter = filter;
}
logger.debug("Tournament search", { logFields });
try {
let tournaments = await Tournament.findAll({ where, order, include });
let includeTeams = false;
include.forEach((inc) => {
if (inc.as === "teams") {
includeTeams = true;
return;
}
});
if (includeTeams) {
for (let tournament of tournaments) {
let teams = await tournament.getTeams({
include: [
{
model: Player,
as: "players",
},
{
model: Player,
as: "teamLeader",
},
],
});
if (teams.length) {
teams = await setTeamPlacements(teams);
teams = await sortTeams(teams, teamOrder);
tournament.teams = teams;
}
}
}
return tournaments;
} catch (findError) {
if (logFields === null) logFields = {};
logger.error(findError, { logFields });
throw findError;
}
},
},
Mutation: {
Create a new tournament
async createTournament(root, { tournament }, { authUser }, info) {
if (!authUser || !authUser.isAdmin) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
const logFields = { tournament, type: "Tournament creation" };
if (tournament.startDate >= tournament.endDate) {
logger.error("startDate should be before endDate", { logFields });
throw new Error("startDate should be before endDate");
}
const include = getInclude(info);
logger.info("Tournament creation", { logFields });
let result;
try {
result = await Tournament.create(
{
name: tournament.name,
startDate: tournament.startDate,
endDate: tournament.endDate,
gameLimit: tournament.gameLimit,
isOpen: tournament.isOpen,
},
{ include }
);
} catch (createError) {
logger.error(createError, { logFields });
throw createError;
}
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
try {
await setRoster(result, tournament.roster, transaction);
} catch (associationsError) {
await transaction.rollback();
await Tournament.destroy({ where: { id: result.id } });
throw associationsError;
}
await transaction.commit();
return result.reload();
},
Delete an existing tournament
async deleteTournament(root, { id }, { authUser }, info) {
if (!authUser || !authUser.isAdmin) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
const logFields = { id, type: "Tournament deletion" };
logger.info("Tournament deletion", { logFields });
try {
return await Tournament.destroy({ where: { id } });
} catch (deleteError) {
logger.error(deleteError, { logFields });
throw deleteError;
}
},
Update an existing tournament
async updateTournament(root, { id, tournament }, { authUser }, info) {
if (!authUser || !authUser.isAdmin) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
const include = getInclude(info);
const logFields = { id, tournament, type: "Tournament update" };
let result = await Tournament.findByPk(id, { include });
if (result === null) {
logger.error("Tournament not found", { logFields });
throw new Error("Tournament not found");
}
logger.info("Tournament update", { logFields });
We need to map this by hand and use the save()
function
because for some reason the object return by Tournament.update()
manages the Roster association like an array
which means the response would always have a null roster
field
if (typeof tournament.name !== "undefined") result.name = team.name;
if (typeof tournament.name !== "undefined") result.name = tournament.name;
if (typeof tournament.startDate !== "undefined")
result.startDate = tournament.startDate;
if (typeof tournament.endDate !== "undefined")
result.endDate = tournament.endDate;
if (typeof tournament.gameLimit !== "undefined")
result.gameLimit = tournament.gameLimit;
if (typeof tournament.isOpen !== "undefined")
result.isOpen = tournament.isOpen;
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
try {
await result.save({ transaction });
} catch (updateError) {
await transaction.rollback();
logger.error(updateError, { logFields });
throw updateError;
}
try {
await setRoster(result, tournament.roster, transaction);
} catch (associationsError) {
await transaction.rollback();
throw associationsError;
}
await transaction.commit();
.reload()
is needed otherwise the instance would not be up-to-date
return result.reload();
},
},
};


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Oshodi-Isolo LG signs new players
by The Eagle OnlineOshodi-Isolo Local Government in Lagos has signed 22 players and three coaches into the local government team known as IBMA Babes.
The Chairman of the local government, Bolaji Ariyoh, made this known in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Thursday by the Chief Press Secretary, Babajide Dada,
The chairman was represented by the Supervisor for Youths, Sports and Agriculture, Saheed Animashaun, during the sign on ceremony held at the council.
He urged the players to use the opportunity given to them by the local government to shoot up their careers to the best interest of the local government.
Ariyoh promised to support the team to ensure victory at the forthcoming J-League.
He urged the players to do the local government proud at the tournament.
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by Christy Somos, CTVNews.ca WriterTORONTO – A pigeon has been stealing poppies from the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra and making a nest out of the flowers in the alcove of a stained glass window.
“Each day the pigeon has been flying down… to steal poppies, carefully crafting a nest in the lead-up to Remembrance Day in an alcove above the stained-glass window of a wounded Australian soldier,” the website for the Australian War Memorial reads.
The poignancy of the bird using the unusual nest materials is not lost on the Memorial’s staff, as the website explores the history of soldiers using pigeons during wartime.
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adam nathaniel furman finishes nagatacho apartment with pastel colors + patterns in tokyo
by sofia lekka angelopoulouadam nathaniel furman has completed an apartment in tokyo‘s nagatacho district, instilling his colorful pop style throughout the 160 square-meters of its interior spaces. combining color, texture, material, and form into a theater of everyday domestic life, the residence is designed to elevate the client’s daily rituals and communal activities into a space of continuously seductive aesthetic delectation.
located right in the heart of the governmental administrative district of central tokyo, adam nathaniel furman‘s nagatacho apartment comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large communal living area, and a terrace. a palette of pastel colors, natural and artificial materials, and an open and interconnected layout with gathering at its heart, combine to create a voluptuous interior. contemporary techniques and traditional craftsmanship have been combined throughout the house, such as the wooden details and cabinetry made by hand by skilled carpenters, and the marquetry doors being fabricated using laser cutting technology.
‘there is a 160 square meter retreat of pure sensual delight, a small but intensely crafted manifesto for an architecture that luxuriates in a hyper-aestheticized celebration of the senses, and of every-day domestic life,’ notes furman.
materials of different qualities sit next to each other, all celebrated for their sensuality, and their effect on the imagination, rather than their origins. translucent plastic artificial marbles sit next to the highest quality hand-finished spruce, which is in turn next to the highest quality hand-made porcelain handles, which in turn are next to beautifully glossy nylon fixtures, hand-made carpet next to vinyl, and textured wallpaper next to semi-matte plastic wall finishes.
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Austin at Large: Tear It Down and Start Again
Convention Center reboot gives us a second crack at change
By Mike Clark-Madison, Fri., May 31, 2019
The headline last week in the daily proclaimed, "City Council says yes to $1.2 billion convention center expansion." No knock on the Statesman – that is how City Hall and the press corps have framed this story as it's bubbled along – but that headline isn't quite accurate. What Council did in the resolution passed last week is say yes to replacing the existing Austin Convention Center with a brand-new and, we can all concede, probably much better civic landmark.
Yes, the end result will be larger, and this is likely the most financially and logistically viable way to upgrade the center – acquiring and tearing down the blocks that now face the center across Trinity Street, building a new center while the old one remains open, and then tearing down that 20-acre low-rise shed whose oldest parts date back to 1992. But let's not bury the lede here. We get to start over and rebuild a rather vexed part of Downtown Austin, knowing now what we didn't know back then. For those of us aging in place, it's the first of many chances to see the urban visions we had for Austin of yore, themselves revisited and reimagined.
Once There Were Warehouses ...
This is more than just marveling at the pace of Austin change, one of the many symptoms of Old-Timers Syndrome. Also, in the Statesman last week, my friend Michael Barnes assured readers that yes, there used to be warehouses in the Warehouse District. Young adults I've watched grow up here (my son's almost 23) don't remember when Mueller was the airport and Seaholm was a power plant, though built elements of those former uses survive in each place. It won't be long before some featureless fields from which the New Austin sprang will have no real history before being, say, the Domain or the Triangle or the Grove.
The Convention Center was a much more self-conscious intervention than were most of those projects, an effort conceived by the town's worthies (such as its namesake Neal Kocurek) from the outset as a mechanism for Downtown renewal, staking Austin's claim to Real City status, and getting back on track after the bitter bust years of the mid-Eighties. At the time, when there was very, very little vitality in Downtown's southeast quadrant, it made sense to build a low-rise complex that fronted Cesar Chavez, was geared to receive drop-off auto traffic, and dumped all its back-of-house service functions out on Red River.
But even by the time the first expansion was approved by voters (along with the Waller Creek flood-control tunnel) back in 1998, Downtown had started to get Weird in ways that harmonized poorly with what is a nicer-than-many but quite conventional convention hall. Today, even though the center is genuinely too small for the events that now want to be in Austin – that is, ones that draw visitors from around the globe – its older parts are underused, and its effective front door is now on the opposite side, at Fourth and Trinity, by the train station and Brush Square and the 24/7 action of Austin's entertainment hub.
Meanwhile, what was the ass end of Downtown is now right in the sweet spot between Rainey, Red River, Waller Creek, and Saltillo, and the flat gray walls of the Convention Center themselves create the deadness and blight that they were erected in 1992 to alleviate. Now, not all of that change is to everyone's liking, which is one reason why Palm School – which after it closed in 1976 was almost literally wasted space, cowering under I-35 – has risen to the top of the conversation, as a last remnant of a pre-gentrified Austin, more treasured now than it was back when the Convention Center was built next to it, on a patch of dirt that's now worth more than $20 million. It still merits a double-take that, within living memory, the highest and best use of the similarly situated parcel across the street was deemed to be an IHOP.
Before You Know It, It's the Future
So we can have a lot of fun from a placemaking perspective as we get another crack at these eight or 10 blocks that are now in the middle, not on the fringe, of a genuinely interesting city district. It remains to be seen if that fun will be impaired by the perceived need or desire to attend to the wishes and feelings of all the many, many folks claiming to hold stakes here – from the preservationists to the hotel managers to the real estate money men, to the neighborhood voices from the barrio and the high-rises and even from the unhoused on the street.
But that diversity of voices and motives, if we manage this right, can make the process of placemaking itself worthwhile and instructive, serving as a test of Austin's much-desired resilience in the face of constant stress. We want to make sure we stay true to our goals and values as we become a new and different city. What the Convention Center shows us in microcosm is that we will get to do that over and over, becoming a new and different city each time, learning as we go.


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Basic classes and methods for Natural Language Processing.
| Version: | 0.2-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | utils |
| Enhances: | udpipe, spacyr, cleanNLP |
| Published: | 2018-10-18 |
| Author: | Kurt Hornik [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Kurt Hornik <Kurt.Hornik at R-project.org> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | NLP results |
| Reference manual: | NLP.pdf |
| Package source: | NLP_0.2-0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: NLP_0.2-0.zip, r-release: NLP_0.2-0.zip, r-oldrel: NLP_0.2-0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: NLP_0.2-0.tgz, r-oldrel: NLP_0.2-0.tgz |
| Old sources: | NLP archive |
| Reverse depends: | BullsEyeR, manifestoR, R.temis, RcmdrPlugin.temis, textmining, tm |
| Reverse imports: | chinese.misc, CSeqpat, NLPutils, openNLP, phrasemachine, qdap, RSentiment, slowraker, syuzhet, textreg, textreuse, tm.plugin.alceste, tm.plugin.dc, tm.plugin.europresse, tm.plugin.factiva, tm.plugin.lexisnexis, tm.plugin.mail, tm.plugin.webmining |
| Reverse suggests: | iemisctext, stm, tidytext |
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Verizon Wireless: If you don?t opt out, we get to share your CPNI call data
You can also got to http://verizonwireless.com, go to "My Profile" and under the "Phone Controls" section, you can "View/Edit Privacy (CPNI) Settings".


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AngryRaids is an equipment simulator for King's Raid.
This is for people who are gung-ho about their builds and wanting to see how it will turn out before farming them.
Yes, but there are people who can't use excel in a good way.
This thing solves equipment simulation, for the lack of hero information, there is MaskOfGoblin for that.
Feel free to open a pull request on GitHub.
I'm always available on Reddit's King's Raid Discord server.


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