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| Bond precision: | C-C = 0.0032 A | Wavelength=0.71073 |
| Cell: | a=9.7377(19) | b=11.142(2) | c=11.584(2) |
| alpha=71.62(3) | beta=67.21(3) | gamma=86.01(3) | |
| Temperature: | 293 K |
| Calculated | Reported | |
| Volume | 1097.6(5) | 1097.6(4) |
| Space group | P -1 | P-1 |
| Hall group | -P 1 | ? |
| Moiety formula | C10 H10 N4 O2 S, 2(C5 H9 N O) | ? |
| Sum formula | C20 H28 N6 O4 S | C20 H28 N6 O4 S |
| Mr | 448.54 | 448.54 |
| Dx,g cm-3 | 1.357 | 1.357 |
| Z | 2 | 2 |
| Mu (mm-1) | 0.187 | 0.187 |
| F000 | 476.0 | 476.0 |
| F000' | 476.43 | |
| h,k,lmax | 12,14,15 | 12,14,15 |
| Nref | 5292 | 5197 |
| Tmin,Tmax | 0.967,0.981 | 0.964,0.982 |
| Tmin' | 0.963 |
| Correction method= # Reported T Limits: Tmin=0.964 Tmax=0.982 AbsCorr = ? |
| Data completeness= 0.982 | Theta(max)= 27.970 |
| R(reflections)= 0.0412( 2846) | wR2(reflections)= 0.1140( 5197) |
| S = 1.005 | Npar= 281 |
The following ALERTS were generated. Each ALERT has the format test-name_ALERT_alert-type_alert-level. Click on the hyperlinks for more details of the test.
Alert level C PLAT052_ALERT_1_C Info on Absorption Correction Method Not Given Please Do ! PLAT244_ALERT_4_C Low 'Solvent' Ueq as Compared to Neighbors of N5 Check
Alert level G PLAT005_ALERT_5_G No Embedded Refinement Details found in the CIF Please Do ! PLAT007_ALERT_5_G Number of Unrefined Donor-H Atoms .............. 3 Report PLAT066_ALERT_1_G Predicted and Reported Tmin&Tmax Range Identical ? Check PLAT093_ALERT_1_G No s.u.'s on H-positions, Refinement Reported as mixed Check PLAT154_ALERT_1_G The s.u.'s on the Cell Angles are Equal ..(Note) 0.03 Degree PLAT199_ALERT_1_G Reported _cell_measurement_temperature ..... (K) 293 Check PLAT200_ALERT_1_G Reported _diffrn_ambient_temperature ..... (K) 293 Check PLAT231_ALERT_4_G Hirshfeld Test (Solvent) O3 -- C11 .. 5.7 s.u. PLAT380_ALERT_4_G Incorrectly? Oriented X(sp2)-Methyl Moiety ..... C20 Check PLAT899_ALERT_4_G SHELXL97 is Deprecated and Succeeded by SHELXL 2014 Note
0 ALERT level A = Most likely a serious problem - resolve or explain 0 ALERT level B = A potentially serious problem, consider carefully 2 ALERT level C = Check. Ensure it is not caused by an omission or oversight 10 ALERT level G = General information/check it is not something unexpected 6 ALERT type 1 CIF construction/syntax error, inconsistent or missing data 0 ALERT type 2 Indicator that the structure model may be wrong or deficient 0 ALERT type 3 Indicator that the structure quality may be low 4 ALERT type 4 Improvement, methodology, query or suggestion 2 ALERT type 5 Informative message, check
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It is advisable to attempt to resolve as many as possible of the alerts in all categories. Often the minor alerts point to easily fixed oversights, errors and omissions in your CIF or refinement strategy, so attention to these fine details can be worthwhile. In order to resolve some of the more serious problems it may be necessary to carry out additional measurements or structure refinements. However, the purpose of your study may justify the reported deviations and the more serious of these should normally be commented upon in the discussion or experimental section of a paper or in the "special_details" fields of the CIF. checkCIF was carefully designed to identify outliers and unusual parameters, but every test has its limitations and alerts that are not important in a particular case may appear. Conversely, the absence of alerts does not guarantee there are no aspects of the results needing attention. It is up to the individual to critically assess their own results and, if necessary, seek expert advice. Publication of your CIF in IUCr journalsA basic structural check has been run on your CIF. These basic checks will be run on all CIFs submitted for publication in IUCr journals (Acta Crystallographica, Journal of Applied Crystallography, Journal of Synchrotron Radiation); however, if you intend to submit to Acta Crystallographica Section C or E or IUCrData, you should make sure that full publication checks are run on the final version of your CIF prior to submission. Publication of your CIF in other journalsPlease refer to the Notes for Authors of the relevant journal for any special instructions relating to CIF submission. |
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Looping in Ruby and Javascript Cheatsheet
RUBY!
For Loops
For loops are used to iterate through the code block and do one thing per expression.
Example:
for x in 0..10
puts "This number is #{i}"
end
for x in 0..10
puts "This number is #{i}"
end
While Loops
While loops run the code blocks while a specified condition is true.
Example:
while x < 10 do
puts x
x +=1
end
while x < 10 do
puts x
x +=1
end
Until
Until will run a code block while a specified condition is false.
Example:
until x > 10 do
puts x
x +=1
end
until x > 10 do
puts x
x +=1
end
JAVASCRIPT!
For Loops
For loops will iterate through a block a code a number of time.
Example:
var x = 0
for(x=0; x<10; x++){
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
};
var x = 0
for(x=0; x<10; x++){
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
};
While Loops
A while loop will loop through a block of code while a specific condition is true.
Example:
var x = 0
while (x<10){
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
x++;
};
var x = 0
while (x<10){
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
x++;
};
For/In Loops
A for/in loop will iterate through the properties of an object.
Example:
for(var x in votes)
voteCount.president[votes[x].president]
+=1
};
for(var x in votes)
voteCount.president[votes[x].president]
+=1
};
Do/While Loops
A Do/While loop iterates through a block of code while a specified condition is true.
Example:
do {
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
x++;
};
while (x<10);
do {
console.log("This is number" + x +".")
x++;
};
while (x<10);


:: DeveloperApi :: An enum-like type for arff attribute types Bag, Features, and Label
ARFF
package implements Spark SQL data source API for loading ARFF data as DataFrame.
This class in the main entry point of the ARFF data source.
This class in the main entry point of the ARFF data source. This source will be called from the DataFrameReader using the registered name, in this case 'arff'.
After the class is invoked, the steps for the DataFrame creation are the following:
* Infer schema: Infers the appropiate schema and stores the information from the header in the metadata.
* Build reader: It creates a function that parses a file into an iterator of Rows. In order to parse each of the lines in the file, we create ARFFAttributeParsers from the metadata information in the schema.
This data source supports the following options:
* ("comment", "value"): Specifies the symbol used for comments, by default it uses %.
* ("schemaFile", "path"): Specifies a file with the ARFF header, by default it reads the header from the beginning of the first file.
* ("xmlMultilabelFile", "path"): Specifies the XML file that defines the names of the labels in a multi-label paradigm. By default, it is empty.
* ("numOutputs", number): Specifies the number of attributes at the end of the header that are considered labels. This option is used for both multi-label and multi-target paradigms. By default, only the last attribute is considered to be an output.
* ("multiInstance", boolean): Indicates if the file defines a multi-instance paradigm. By default it is false.
:: DeveloperApi ::
ARFF
package implements Spark SQL data source API for loading ARFF data as DataFrame.The loaded DataFrame can have the following columns: * Bag: * One column of type Double, if "multiinstance" is set to true. * Features: * One column of type Vector. * Labels: * One column of type Double if "multilabelFile" is not specified * One column of type Vector (sparse) if the xml "multilabelFile" with the labels is specified, or more than one output is indicated.
To use ARFF data source, you need to set "org.apache.spark.ml.source.arff" as the format in DataFrameReader and optionally specify options, for example:
ARFF data source supports the following options:
Note that this class is public for documentation purpose. Please don't use this class directly. Rather, use the data source API as illustrated above.


GENISOIMAGERC
Section: File Formats (5)Updated: 13 Dec 2006
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
genisoimagerc - startup configuration file for genisoimageDESCRIPTION
genisoimage(1) searches for a configuration file in several places; it uses the first one it is able to open. First, if the GENISOIMAGERC environment variable is set, its value is used as the filename; likewise for the MKISOFSRC environment variable. Next, genisoimage looks for files named .genisoimagerc or .mkisofsrc, first in the current working directory, then in the user's home directory. Next, it looks for /etc/genisoimagerc. Finally, it looks for a .genisoimagerc in the same directory as genisoimage itself is stored.The .genisoimagerc file contains lines of the form
- TAG=value
where TAG is one of the settings defined below. The case of the tag is not significant. All settings have command-line equivalents; if the command-line parameter is specified, it takes priority over the configuration file.
Blank lines and lines beginning with `#' are ignored.
CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
- ABST
- The abstract information, typically the name of a file on the disc containing an abstract. There is space for 37 characters. Equivalent to the -abstract command-line option.
- APPI
- The application identifier should describe the application that will be on the disc. There is space for 128 characters. Equivalent to the -A command-line option.
- BIBL
- The bibliographic information, often the name of a file on the disc containing a bibliography. There is space for 37 characters. Equivalent to the -biblio command-line option.
- COPY
- The copyright information, typically the name of a file on the disc containing the copyright notice. There is space for 37 characters. Equivalent to the -copyright command-line option.
- HFS_TYPE
- The default TYPE for Macintosh files. Must be exactly 4 characters. Equivalent to the -hfs-type command-line option. The default value is TEXT.
- HFS_CREATOR
- The default CREATOR for Macintosh files. Must be exactly 4 characters. Equivalent to the -hfs-creator command-line option. The default value is Unix.
- PREP
- This should describe the preparer of the CD-ROM, usually with a mailing address and phone number. There is space for 128 characters. Equivalent to the -p command-line option.
- PUBL
- This should describe the publisher of the CD-ROM, usually with a mailing address and phone number. There is space for 128 characters. Equivalent to the -publisher command-line option.
- SYSI
- The System Identifier. There is space for 32 characters. Equivalent to the -sysid command-line option.
- VOLI
- The Volume Identifier. There is space for 32 characters. Equivalent to the -V command-line option.
- VOLS
- The Volume Set Name. There is space for 128 characters. Equivalent to the -volset command-line option.
genisoimage can also be configured at compile time with defaults for many of these fields. See the file defaults.h.
EXAMPLES
The following file-
COPY=src/COPYING SYSI=Multics 75
is equivalent to the genisoimage command-line parameters
- -copyright src/COPYING -sysid dqMultics 75dq
SEE ALSO
genisoimage(1).AUTHORS
See the genisoimage(1) manual page for credits for the genisoimage program and documentation.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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Before Change
ex_start, ex_end, ex_name = next(genes_in_chrom)
except StopIteration:
// Interval is past the last annotated gene in chromosome
ngfrills.echo("Interval %s:%d-%d unannotated in refFlat"
% (chrom, start, end))
// Fake it...
ex_start, ex_end = end + 1, end + 2
ex_name = default_name
After Change
for std in strand.split("|"):
if (chrom, std) in ref_genes:
strands_with_genes.extend(ref_genes[(chrom, std)])
if strands_with_genes:
genes_in_chrom = iter(sorted(strands_with_genes))
else:
ngfrills.echo("Chromosome", chrom, strand, "not in annotations")
continue
else:
ngfrills.echo("Chromosome", chrom, "strand", strand,
"not in annotations")
continue


Doubles
问题描述 :
As part of an arithmetic competency program, your students will be given randomly generated lists of from 2 to 15 unique positive integers and asked to determine how many items in each list are twice some other item in the same list. You will need a program to help you with the grading. This program should be able to scan the lists and output the correct answer for each one. For example, given the list
your program should answer 3, as 2 is twice 1, 4 is twice 2, and 18 is twice 9.
1 4 3 2 9 7 18 22
your program should answer 3, as 2 is twice 1, 4 is twice 2, and 18 is twice 9.
输入:
The input will consist of one or more lists of numbers. There will be one list of numbers per line. Each list will contain from 2 to 15 unique positive integers. No integer will be larger than 99. Each line will be terminated with the integer 0, which is not considered part of the list. A line with the single number -1 will mark the end of the file. The example input below shows 3 separate lists. Some lists may not contain any doubles.
输出:
The output will consist of one line per input list, containing a count of the items that are double some other item.
样例输入:
1 4 3 2 9 7 18 22 0 2 4 8 10 0 7 5 11 13 1 3 0 -1
样例输出:
3 2 0
解题代码:
import java.util.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); while(true) { String temp = cin.nextLine(); if(temp.equals("-1")) break; temp = temp.substring(0, temp.length()-1).trim(); int[] num = new int[15]; String[] str = temp.split(" "); for(int i = 0; i < str.length; i++) num[i] = Integer.valueOf(str[i]).intValue(); int result = 0; for(int i = 0; i < str.length; i++) { for(int j = 0; j < str.length; j++) if(num[i] == num[j] * 2) result++; } System.out.println(result); } } }
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已更正。
可以根据二叉排序树的定义进行严格的排序树创建和后序遍历操作。如果形成的排序树相同，其树的前、中、后序遍历是相同的，但在此处不能使用中序遍历，因为，中序遍历的结果就是排序的结果。经在九度测试，运行时间90ms，比楼主的要快。
#include <cstdio>
#include <algorithm>
struct LWPair{
int l,w;
};
int main() {
//freopen("input.txt","r",stdin);
const int MAXSIZE=5000, MAXVAL=10000;
LWPair sticks[MAXSIZE];
int store[MAXSIZE];
int ncase, nstick, length,width, tmp, time, i,j;
if(scanf("%d",&ncase)!=1) return -1;
while(ncase– && scanf("%d",&nstick)==1) {
for(i=0;i<nstick;++i) scanf("%d%d",&sticks .l,&sticks .w);
std::sort(sticks,sticks+nstick,[](const LWPair &lhs, const LWPair &rhs) { return lhs.l>rhs.l || lhs.l==rhs.l && lhs.w>rhs.w; });
for(time=-1,i=0;i<nstick;++i) {
tmp=sticks .w;
for(j=time;j>=0 && store >=tmp;–j) ; // search from right to left
if(j==time) { store[++time]=tmp; }
else { store[j+1]=tmp; }
}
printf("%dn",time+1);
}
return 0;
}
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public class Matrix
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
LOWER_AND_UPPER_TRIANGULAR
Lower+Upper Triangular Matrix
|
static int |
LOWER_TRIANGULAR
Lower Triangular Matrix
|
static int |
NON_TRIANGULAR
Non Triangular Matrix
|
static int |
UPPER_TRIANGULAR
Upper Triangular Matrix
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Matrix() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static double[][] |
CholeskyBanachiewiczFactorization(double[][] aadblA)
Compute the Cholesky-Banachiewicz Factorization of the specified Matrix.
|
static boolean |
DiagonalizeRow(int iQ,
double[][] aadblZ2XJack,
double[][] aadblZ2YJack)
Diagonalize the specified row in the source matrix, and apply comparable operations to the target
|
static double |
DotProduct(double[] adblA,
double[] adblE)
Dot Product of Vectors A and E
|
static double[][] |
GrahamSchmidtOrthogonalization(double[][] aadblV)
Orthogonalize the Specified Matrix Using the Graham-Schmidt Method
|
static double[][] |
GrahamSchmidtOrthonormalization(double[][] aadblV)
Orthonormalize the Specified Matrix Using the Graham-Schmidt Method
|
static double[][] |
Invert(double[][] aadblA,
java.lang.String strMethod)
Invert the input matrix using the specified Method
|
static double[][] |
Invert2DMatrixUsingCramerRule(double[][] aadblA)
Invert a 2D Matrix using Cramer's Rule
|
static double[][] |
InvertUsingGaussianElimination(double[][] aadblSource)
Invert the Source Matrix using Gaussian Elimination
|
static double[][] |
MakeSquareDiagonal(double[] adblA)
Make a Square Diagonal Matrix from a Row
|
static double |
Modulus(double[] adbl)
Compute the Modulus of the Input Vector
|
static boolean |
NegativeOrZero(double[] adbl)
Indicate if the Array Entries are Negative or Zero
|
static double[] |
Normalize(double[] adbl)
Normalize the Input Vector
|
static MatrixComplementTransform |
PivotDiagonal(double[][] aadblA)
Pivot the Diagonal of the Input Matrix
|
static boolean |
PositiveLinearlyIndependent(double[] adbl)
Indicate if the Array Entries are Positive Linearly Independent
|
static boolean |
PositiveOrZero(double[] adbl)
Indicate if the Array Entries are Positive or Zero
|
static double[] |
Product(double[][] aadblA,
double[] adblB)
Compute the Product of an Input Matrix and a Column
|
static double[][] |
Product(double[][] aadblA,
double[][] aadblB)
Compute the Product of the input matrices
|
static double[][] |
Product(double[] adblA,
double[][] aadblB)
Compute the Product of an input column and a matrix
|
static double[] |
Project(double[] adblA,
double[] adblE)
Project the Vector A along the Vector E
|
static QR |
QRDecomposition(double[][] aadblA)
Perform a QR Decomposition on the Input Matrix
|
static int |
Rank(double[][] aadblSource)
Compute the Rank of the Matrix
|
static boolean |
RegularizeUsingRowAddition(MatrixComplementTransform mct)
Regularize the specified diagonal entry of the input matrix using Row Addition
|
static boolean |
RegularizeUsingRowSwap(MatrixComplementTransform mct)
Regularize the specified diagonal entry of the input matrix using Row Swapping
|
static double |
Sum(double[] adbl)
Compute the Sum of the Input Vector
|
static double[][] |
Transpose(double[][] aadblA)
Transpose the specified Square Matrix
|
static int |
TriangularType(double[][] aadblA,
double dblFloor)
Retrieve the Triangular Type of the Matrix
|
public static int LOWER_TRIANGULAR
public static int UPPER_TRIANGULAR
public static int LOWER_AND_UPPER_TRIANGULAR
public static int NON_TRIANGULAR
public static final boolean DiagonalizeRow(int iQ, double[][] aadblZ2XJack, double[][] aadblZ2YJack)
iQ
- Row in the Source MatrixaadblZ2XJack
- Source MatrixaadblZ2YJack
- Target Matrixpublic static final double[] Product(double[][] aadblA, double[] adblB)
aadblA
- Matrix AadblB
- Array Bpublic static final double[][] Product(double[] adblA, double[][] aadblB)
adblA
- Column AaadblB
- Matrix Bpublic static final double[][] Product(double[][] aadblA, double[][] aadblB)
aadblA
- Matrix AaadblB
- Matrix Bpublic static final double[][] MakeSquareDiagonal(double[] adblA)
adblA
- The Row Arraypublic static final double[][] Invert2DMatrixUsingCramerRule(double[][] aadblA)
aadblA
- Input 2D Matrixpublic static final boolean RegularizeUsingRowSwap(MatrixComplementTransform mct)
mct
- The Input Matrix Complement Transformpublic static final boolean RegularizeUsingRowAddition(MatrixComplementTransform mct)
mct
- The Input Matrix Complement Transformpublic static final MatrixComplementTransform PivotDiagonal(double[][] aadblA)
aadblA
- The Input Matrixpublic static final double[][] InvertUsingGaussianElimination(double[][] aadblSource)
aadblSource
- Source Matrixpublic static final double[][] Invert(double[][] aadblA, java.lang.String strMethod)
aadblA
- Input MatrixstrMethod
- The Inversion Methodpublic static final int Rank(double[][] aadblSource) throws java.lang.Exception
aadblSource
- Source Matrixjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Rank Cannot be computedpublic static final double[][] Transpose(double[][] aadblA)
aadblA
- The Input Square Matrixpublic static final double[][] CholeskyBanachiewiczFactorization(double[][] aadblA)
aadblA
- The Input Matrixpublic static final double DotProduct(double[] adblA, double[] adblE) throws java.lang.Exception
adblA
- Vector AadblE
- Vector Ejava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Dot-Product cannot be computedpublic static final double[] Project(double[] adblA, double[] adblE)
adblA
- Vector AadblE
- Vector Epublic static final double Sum(double[] adbl) throws java.lang.Exception
adbl
- The Input Vectorjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final double Modulus(double[] adbl) throws java.lang.Exception
adbl
- The Input Vectorjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final boolean PositiveOrZero(double[] adbl) throws java.lang.Exception
adbl
- The Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final boolean NegativeOrZero(double[] adbl) throws java.lang.Exception
adbl
- The Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final boolean PositiveLinearlyIndependent(double[] adbl) throws java.lang.Exception
adbl
- The Arrayjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final double[] Normalize(double[] adbl)
adbl
- The Input Vectorpublic static final double[][] GrahamSchmidtOrthogonalization(double[][] aadblV)
aadblV
- The Input Matrixpublic static final double[][] GrahamSchmidtOrthonormalization(double[][] aadblV)
aadblV
- The Input Matrixpublic static final QR QRDecomposition(double[][] aadblA)
aadblA
- The Input Matrixpublic static final int TriangularType(double[][] aadblA, double dblFloor)
aadblA
- The Input MatrixdblFloor
- The Floor Level that means "Zero"


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Miscellaneous Functions¶
Partition Construction¶
Although perhaps not computationally useful, SnFFT does export the function to construct the set of paritions of 1:N. Generally, this is useful for giving the output of other code easier to interpret.
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partitions
(N)¶
# Parameters:
# N::Int
# - the problem size
# Return Values:
# P::Array{Array{Array{Int, 1}, 1}, 1} (Partitions)
# - P[n][p] contains the pth Partition of n
# WI::Array{Int, 2} (Width Information)
# - WI[n, w] contains the number of Paritions of n whose first element is less than or equal to w
Preference Matrices¶
Constructs the preference matrix for a permutation.
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preferencematrix
(P)¶
# Parameters:
# P::Array{Int, 1}
# - a permutation
# Return Values:
# Q::Array{Int, 2}
# - the preference matrix for P
# - Q[i,j] = 1 if and only if j precedes i in P
Kendall Tau Distance¶
Computes the Kendall Tau distance between two permutations using the permutation’s preference matrices.
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kendalldistance
(Q1, Q2)¶
# Parameters:
# Q1::Array{Int, 2}
# - the preference matrix for the first permutation
# Q2::Array{Int, 2}
# - the preference matrix for the second permutation
# Return Values:
# D::Int
# - the Kendall Tau Distance between two permutations
# - the the number of pairs (i, j) such that: P1[i] < P1[j] and P2[i] > P2[j]
Mallow’s Distribution¶
Constructs a Mallow’s Distribution centered around a specified permutation with a given spreading factor.
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mallowsdistribution
(P, Gamma)¶
# Parameters:
# P::Array{Int, 1}
# - a permutation
# Gamma::Float64
# - the spreading factor
# Return Values:
# MD::Array{Float64, 1}
# - the mallows distribution with spreading factor Gamma centered at P
Printing Methods¶
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permutation_string
(Permutation)¶
# Parameters:
# Permutation::Array{Int, 1}
# - a permutation
# Return Values:
# ST::String
# - the string representation of permutation
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partition_strign
(Partition)¶
# Parameters:
# Partition::Array{Int, 1}
# - a partition
# Return Values:
# ST::String
# - the string representation of partition


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Introduction
DIY Grid Company
Node Based Grids Youtube Presentation
The maximum load current is 10A. The item is intended mainly for indoor use, but can see operation outdoors. Specific requirements are shown below:
Requirements:
- Voltage input
- 100V nominal
- 130V maximum
- 70V minimum
- Current available
- 10A maximum
- Voltage Output
- Nominal output voltage: Slightly less than input voltage, pulsating DC, 99% on-time duty-cycle
- Current Output
- Minimum load: 0 Amps
- Maximum load: 10A
- Environment
- Interfaces to household wiring
- Will see outdoor use in protected environment
- If used outdoor may be exposed to lightning
- Components
- Must use the TL494 PWM IC and LM358 Op Amp IC for parts commonality
Circuit Design Discussion
The item is a Quasi-DC supply circuit that accepts a nominal solar panel voltage of 130V DC and outputs a pulsating DC waveform whose duty-cycle is 99% on-time. The maximum load current is 10A.
As the inventor Marvin Mostenbocker has shown, many household items can safely be powered by pulsating DC voltage whose peak voltage is the same as the RMS voltage of common household wiring. In the United States this RMS voltage is commonly accepted to be 120VRMS. In other words, items such as coffee pots, electric hot plates and hot water tanks that normally run off of AC household wiring can also safely and effectively be powered by pulsating DC with a 99% on-time duty-cycle. Powering common household items this way has great economic benefits to people who power their homes using solar power. The reason is that there is no need to perform wasteful DC to AC power conversions. Pulsating DC is also much softer on disconnects such as switches and bi-metallic contactors, because there is a portion of time when the contact to contact voltage is at or near zero. Therefore, there is no commensurate spark such that occurs when diconnecting DC current.
To demonstrate this we offer the following simulation schematics and simulation runs:
In the circuit above, the TL494 PWM IC is setup to PWM the gate of the MOSFET M1 at a 99% duty-cycle. The exact duty cycle may be adjusted with the simulated potentiometer composed of R15 and R16. The load is purely resistive. In the next section we will deal with slightly inductive loads. We say slightly because performing this switching technique with heavily inductive loads is challenging.
The following image shows the results of the simulation run.
In the simulation run above, the M1's gate voltage is shown, as well as the load current. This run clearly demonstrates the theoritcal operation of this power converter running at 99% on-time duty-cycle. The load current is just shy of 10A due to voltage drops in the MOSFET and current sense resistor.
Circuit Description and Simulation Output with slightly inductive loads.
To calculate the amount of inductace in the wiring, we use the online inductance calculator at:
Round Wire Inductance Calculator
The results are summarized in the website output shown below:
According to the calculation above, 200cm (approximately 6 feet) of 12 AWG wire has an inductance of about 3 microhenrys. To run the simulation with this added inductance, we use the following simulation circuit:
The simulation output is shown below:
As can be seen from the above simulation output, there is a voltage spike at the trailing edge of the PWM waveform when the MOSFET turns off. This is due to the rapid decrease of load current flowing through the wiring inductance, causing a back voltage spike. The plot below displays a zoom in of the voltage spike in question to see its peak value and oscillation duration.
According to the above simulation zoom-in, the peak of the voltage spike is about 180Vpeak, and the ringing duration is about 10 microseconds. The inductance value chosen for the wiring is conservative, and real world wiring inductance depends on numerous variables, which are difficult to predict without knowing the load type and installation. With a MOSFET rated for 200Vmax drain voltage, this amount of wiring inductance is acceptable without additional snubbing circuitry for the prototype design.
In the next simulation output, we will examine the MOSFET's instantaneous power dissipation.
According to the above simulation zoom-in, the peak power dissipation during the voltage spike is about 600W. This ramp up in power has a duration of about 5 microseconds. Treating the curve as a rectangle for margin, and taking its actual duration to fill half of the time difference between the cursors, we obtain a wattage of 600W for 2.5 microseconds, for a deposited energy of 1.5 millijoules. The device chosen will need to have an avalanche rating of at least this amount for the prototype version of the board.
From the simulation, the steady-state on-time power dissipation in the MOSFET is 12W. We estimate the average power dissipation in the MOSFET to be about 12W to 13W, due to the voltage spike and the slight amount of off time. More detailed calculation will need to be performed for production versions. The heatsinking chosen for this MOSFET is the heavy aluminum electrical box, whose thermal impedance is probably no more than 5 degrees Celcius per watt according to anecdotal observations. This amounts to an approximately 65 degrees Celcius junction temperature rise above ambient, well within the MOSFET's absolute maximum junction temperature rating of 150 degrees Celcius. It was decided to build the entire device and measure the actual temperature rise to get a better understanding of the actual thermal impedance.
Printed Circuit Board Layout and Discussion


| 1873 |
Leon Czolgosz born of Polish parents, Detroit. |
| 1881 |
Family moves to Cleveland, OH. |
| 1898 |
Nervous breakdown. |
| Aug 1898 |
Czolgosz quits his factory job. |
| 6 May 1901 |
Travels to Cleveland to see his anarchist hero, Emma Goldman, speak. |
| 29 Jul 1901 |
An Italian-American anarchist assassinates King Umberto I of Italy. The incident entrances Czolgosz. On his arrest later, a clipping of the Umberto assassination was found on his person. |
| 31 Aug 1901 |
Rents a room above a saloon in Buffalo, NY. |
| 2 Sep 1901 |
Purchases a .32 Iver-Johnson revolver for $4.50, Buffalo NY. |
| 5 Sep 1901 |
Sees McKinley speak at the Pan-American Exposition. |
| 6 Sep 1901 |
While shaking hands at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, President William McKinley is shot twice in the abdomen at point-blank range with a .32 caliber revolver. He dies a week later. The assassin, an anarchist by the name of Leon Frank Czolgosz, actually is a lone gunman (for once). |
| 14 Sep 1901 |
McKinley dies at 2:15 am. |
| 23 Sep 1901 |
Eight hour, twenty six minute trial for the assassination of McKinley. Thirty four minutes later, guilty verdict. |
| 29 Oct 1901 |
Leon Czolgosz electrocuted, 7:12 am, Auburn prison in New York. Three jolts, 1700 volts each. "I killed the President because he was the enemy of the good people--the good working people. I am not sorry for my crime." |
| 29 Oct 1901 |
Sulfuric acid poured into Czolgosz' coffin. |


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After a hard day's hike, some well-earned meditation and yoga


Group of all item-related resources.
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LuaMidi ♫ – The Lua library to read and write MIDI files
Modules
| LuaMidi | LuaMidi library main module
All other modules are available through it. |
| Constants | LuaMidi Constants |
| Util | Util functions for LuaMidi classes |
Classes
| ArbitraryEvent | Abstraction of an arbitrary MIDI event
Note: This object should not be created by the user. |
| Chunk | Abstraction of MIDI Chunk representation
Note: This object should not be created by the user. |
| MetaEvent | Abstraction of MIDI Meta Event representation
Note: This object should not be created by the user. |
| NoteEvent | Abstraction of MIDI Note On and Note Off events. |
| NoteOffEvent | Abstraction of MIDI Note Off event. |
| NoteOnEvent | Abstraction of MIDI Note On event. |
| ProgramChangeEvent | Abstraction of MIDI Program Change Event |
| Track | Contains all Track's data |
| Writer | Manages to join all tracks and features output methods. |
Topics
| README.md | |
| Limitations_of_NoteEvent.md | |
| Timestamp.md |


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Have the new user sign up for the conference, possibly go on the waitlist if the same is already activated.
But do not create an invoice for the new user.
Then use this tool to swap the old and the new registration.


No matter what, it's still Star Wars
Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1999 By Michael Redman
***1/2 (Out Of ****)
"The Phantom Menace" is possibly the most anticipated film of the last 50 years. "Star Wars" has transcended cinema to become one of the world's mythologies. Obi-Wan Kenobi may not be more popular than Jesus Christ, but he's giving him a run for his money.
For the two people who don't know, here's the Cliff Notes. This film takes place a few decades before the first Star Wars movie. Obi-Wan Kenobi (now Ewan McGregor) is a young Jedi apprentice to master Qui-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson). The two are dispatched to the planet Naboo which is being blockaded by the Trade Federation. There they meet teen queen Amidala (Natalie Portman) and amphibian Jar Jar Binks (played by a computer program).
Then they make a stop on Tatooine and encounter Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd), a slave boy exceptionally strong in the Force and destined to become Darth Vader. The bad guys are Sith Lords Darth Sidious and Darth Maul. There are lots of light saber battles, weird creatures and space ships.
First of all: yes, it's great fun. The effects are magnificent, the best of their type ever seen. A phenomenal high-tech hot rod race is guaranteed to wake up the dead. The battle between Darth Maul and the two Jedi is the most stunning yet. The eye candy is beyond reproach. Forget the popcorn. Forget the cokes. Forget the restroom. Don't take your eyes off the screen.
It's strange watching the first part of a story you know the ending to. When young Skywalker's mother tells her son to go with the Jedi and live his dream, you can almost hear a deep voice saying "To rule the universe."
As usual, director George Lucas cobbles together pieces of various cultures to create an eerie but familiar atmosphere. When hordes of faceless droids under the command of the Trade Federation Viceroy with an Asian accent attack the peace-loving orange-robed inhabitants of Naboo, it feels like an intergalactic re-enactment of the Chinese invasion of Tibet.
But then there's the rest of the movie.
Acting has never been the strong point of the "Star Wars" films. Mark Hamill worked well as Luke Skywalker, but if you want to judge his acting skills, take a look at the Marsh commercials.
It's especially disappointing in "Phantom Menace" because of the caliber of actors. Neeson is remarkably flat. Samuel Jackson in a cameo as a Jedi master is horrendous. Darth Maul seems to exist primarily to sell action figures.
There is an odd emotional distance to the movie. It's telling that the only character who shows much humanity is the computer-generated alien Jar Jar. There's no one the audience can identify with. The Jedi are too squeaky clean; the villains, too dastardly and the kid, too damned cute. Where's Han Solo when you need him?
There are flaws with the story. The Force is a mystical energy. Attempting to explain it away with scientific babble is a bone-headed mistake. Too many things happen by happy accident. The attack droids fall over at the slightest provocation and are terrible shots. You know how the battles are going to turn out: the good guys win.
Or do they? The major problem with the plot is that a very important element isn't clear. Exactly who or what is the "phantom menace" is guesswork. The relationship between the future Emperor and another character is key to understanding what is going on and that relationship is only hinted at. Revealed in the "Star Wars" novels, but not in the film, this knowledge completely changes what the film is about.
Having said all of that, I'm going to make a confession and the first few words of the next paragraph will forever brand me as an unrepentant fanboy.
Watching the film the second time a few days later, all of my problems with it melted away. Jar Jar became enjoyable rather than annoying. Having figured out the relationship mentioned above, the movie was much more intricate. Expectations gone, I could settle back and have a great time.
Despite numerous flaws, it's still "Star Wars" and I was a kid again. That's good enough for me.
(Darth Redman has written this column since before the first "Star Wars". He considering starting to re-live his own prequel.)
[This appeared in the 5/27/99 "Bloomington Independent", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This week's film review: http://www.indepen.com/ Film reviews archive: http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman Y2K articles: http://www.indepen.com/
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Aaron Dagan
at Santa Fe College, Gainesville, FL
are you Aaron?
See how other students describe this professor.
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05/01/2017
good
4.0
Overall Quality
3.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: B |
RESPECTED
SKIP CLASS? YOU WON'T PASS.
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
The class is a difficult one, but if you go everyday and pay attention you should do well. Doing all the homework and quizzes is a must, and if you complete the study guide you should do well on the tests. |
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03/29/2017
awesome
5.0
Overall Quality
4.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAC2312 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: A |
GIVES GOOD FEEDBACK
PARTICIPATION MATTERS
RESPECTED
He is one of the professors that has compassion for the student to be able to succeed. He genuinely wants to see students excell and understand the material. His sense of humor, patience, and teaching style have proven to be exactly what I needed. He was so good I made my boyfriend take calc 2 and 3 in his class. I truly appreciate him. |
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12/08/2016
awesome
5.0
Overall Quality
3.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: A |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
CARING
RESPECTED
Dagan is a great professor and I would love to take his class again. Be sure to study hard for his test or you will struggle |
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08/10/2016
awesome
5.0
Overall Quality
4.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: A |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
TOUGH GRADER
SKIP CLASS? YOU WON'T PASS.
This was one of the toughest classes for me. I studied a lot for this class. That being said I made a high A in it and I would absolutely recommend him for this class. P.S. Take calc 3 first, your life will be so much easier in this class. |
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08/10/2016
awesome
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MAC2313 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: A |
GIVES GOOD FEEDBACK
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
CARING
Professor Dagan is a great guy and he really knows what he is doing. I've had some other calc professors who would get stumped on a problem ocassionally but I've never seen him not be able to answer a question. He likes to use physics and engineering application problems which enjoyed. |
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12/14/2015
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4.5
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: N/A |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
CARING
CLEAR GRADING CRITERIA
He was a great Differential Equations professor and didn't have much trouble covering the material. The book was absolutely horrendous and I strongly recommend not purchasing it. Web Assign was used for this class and it still serves primarily as an annoyance rather than an aid to those who are math-minded. |
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12/10/2015
good
3.5
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4.0
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MAC1114 For Credit: Yes Attendance: N/A Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: B |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
HILARIOUS
LECTURE HEAVY
If you just naturally comprehend math, you will do well in this class. If you are like me, however, you may struggle. He is a walking textbook/calculator combination. He really knows his stuff and wants his students to succeed. He is very much a "teach yourself" kind of professor though. He gives long notes and examples and you take it from there. |
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11/09/2015
poor
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4.0
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MAC1114 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: N/A |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
LECTURE HEAVY
GET READY TO READ
His lectures are filled with irrelevant advice that he feels is necessary to preach. He is very long winded and he doesn't use class time effectively. His intentions are probably good, but he certainly comes across as snobbish. Be prepared to teach yourself if you want to do well. |
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09/23/2015
awesome
5.0
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3.0
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MAC2313 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: Not sure yet |
HILARIOUS
PARTICIPATION MATTERS
RESPECTED
Great guy! Very funny and smart! Participate in class and you will not regret! |
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09/23/2015
awesome
5.0
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3.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAC2313 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: Not sure yet |
RESPECTED
PARTICIPATION MATTERS
HILARIOUS
Great guy! Very funny and smart! |
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08/19/2015
average
2.5
Overall Quality
4.0
Level of Difficulty
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: N/A |
TOUGH GRADER
LECTURE HEAVY
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
Not the worst you can do (it's survivable). You need to do lots of practice problems from the book. He makes mistakes on examples in class and his lectures always run over. Sometimes classes feel pointless because he doesn't seem to explain concepts and he does few examples over a long time period. He's snarky in a funny way, I'll give him that. |
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05/08/2015
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MAC2312 For Credit: Yes Attendance: N/A Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: Yes Grade Received: N/A |
SKIP CLASS? YOU WON'T PASS.
He is a really good guy. He responds to questions fairly quickly on Webassign. Attendance in mandatory or it's 5% of your grade. If you put in the effort you will be rewarded. |
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04/13/2015
good
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MAC2312 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: A |
CARING
GIVES GOOD FEEDBACK
RESPECTED
He's an amazing math professor. He does make silly mistakes sometimes, but he's quick to fix them. The tests are graded fairly, and if you need to see him he won't be rude about it. Webassign is crazily annoying for those who don't need reinforcement. The class should be an easy A for the math minded, and those who aren't effort does reward. |
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04/11/2015
poor
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MAP2302 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: Not sure yet |
LECTURE HEAVY
TOUGH GRADER
I don't recommend him, especially for diff eq. His test are pretty fair and are fairly simple but he does take off a lot of points if you do simple mistakes. I haven't really learned the material from him at all. I've taught myself the entire course up to now. He is a nice guy though, i just think he shouldn't be teaching diff eq. A LOT OF HW!! |
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04/05/2015
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MAC2312 For Credit: Yes Attendance: Mandatory Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: B |
The class is difficult by nature, prof Dagan is very clear and he really wants to help you. He goes slower than most professors, but dont worry you'll learn everything you need to know. However, labs are ridiculously long and complicated. He is a little of a tough grader. Attendance is mandatory and he gives a lot of extra credit on hw and quizzes. |
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03/31/2015
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LECTURE HEAVY
TOUGH GRADER
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
I studied above and beyond and still failed this class. You have to be a calc genius. I am a really good student, made several study groups, and studied 4+ hours everyday with a tutor and still got a 38 on the final. The highest grade was a D. His test have NOTHING to do with the homework or quizzes. I got all As and Bs on the assignments. |
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12/16/2014
good
4.0
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MAC2311 For Credit: Yes Attendance: N/A Textbook Used: Yes Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: N/A |
LOTS OF HOMEWORK
CLEAR GRADING CRITERIA
SKIP CLASS? YOU WON'T PASS.
Calculus is a tough subject. Prof.  This is the same with any difficult class, visit the math lab, use YouTube, and WebAssign to help understand the material. Nice guy who wants to see you succeed. You have to work hard to get an A or B in this class. |
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12/16/2014
good
4.0
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1.0
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MAC2311 For Credit: Yes Attendance: N/A Textbook Used: No Would Take Again: N/A Grade Received: N/A |
RESPECTED
CARING
He's a very good professor and really cares about his students. I don't regret taking him at all and am enrolled in his honors Calculus II class for the Spring. |
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12/16/2014
awesome
4.5
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Leaflet.Control.Compass
A
Leaflet Control
to make simple
rotating compass
Other useful stuff for
Web Mapping...
Requirements
HTML5 API
Tested on:
Safari, iOS7
Features
Auto Rotation
Custom Events
De/Active methods
Custom angle offset
Code repositories
Github.com
Bitbucket.org
NPM
Atmosphere Meteor JS
Examples
Simple
Website
opengeo.tech/maps/leaflet-compass
Download
Dev Last Version (.zip)
Source Code (.js)
Compressed (.min.js)
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Project Arclight began with an idea. If researchers can use Twitter analytics to study trends in discussions of contemporary media, then what if we treated historic trade papers and fan magazines like a giant Twitter stream and explored trends in film and media history? We refined this idea, published a paper on it in IEEE Big Data, and received a Digging into Data grant to develop a web app and try to better integrate computational research methods into the fields of film and media history. You can learn more about Project Arclight and read our blog at our website.
Arclight searches the collections of the Media History Digital Library (MHDL), which as of August 2015, has digitized nearly 2 million pages of books and magazines related to film, broadcasting, and recorded sound. The MHDL's collections primarily encompass out-of-copyright works. For this reason, the collections largely cut off after the year of 1964.
In the default view, Arclight graphs the number of digitized pages that a search term appears in a given year. In the normalized view (marked by the percentage icon), Arclight graphs the percentage of pages in which a search term appears based on the total number of digitized pages from that year. We encourage you to explore both of these line graph views, as well as the stacked bar graph.
On the Project Arclight blog, we have described our technical method and interpretive framework for what we call Scaled Entity Search (SES). We encourage you to read both of these posts and our forthcoming journal articles that utilize Scaled Entity Search to explore the histories of American radio and early cinema. But if you'd like to get started quickly, we would encourage you to think about the relationship between your search term and the digitized books and magazines you are searching within. To make this process easier, Arclight allows you to click on any point in the graph and open the matching page results within the MHDL's search platform, Lantern.
Arclight Software Development Team
Project Directors:
Charles Acland and Eric Hoyt
Interface Design and Programming:
Kevin Ponto and Alex Peer
Search Index Development:
Eric Hoyt, Kit Hughes, Derek Long, Peter Sengstock, Tony Tran
Thank you also to broader team and
Finally, we wish to thank IMLS, SSHRC, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education, Concordia University Media History Lab, and Media History Digital Library for their support in making this project possible.


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--- title: "SPY HOP PRESENTS: HEATWAVE FESTIVAL" date: "2000-01-01 20:07:20 -06:00" categories: - summer - free subtitle: "free concert" layout: "events" event-image: "spyhop-heatwave.jpg" event-dates: "2020 DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED" event-location: "Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre" button-type: "" tickets-link: "" calendar-link: "" member-sale-date: "N/A" public-sale-date: "N/A" member-cost: "Free" public-cost: "Free" event-notes: "free admission" tickets-button: "hide" refund-policy: "hide" calendar-button: "" published: false ---
Thanks for attending SpyHop's Heatwave Festival this year!
Check back this spring for the new date of their 2020 event!
Heatwave Festival is Spy Hop's annual music festival that celebrates the success of their year-long Loud & Clear Audio Programs.
Over the year, the participants in each Spy Hop Audio Program, Musicology and Loud & Clear Youth Radio work hard to produce music, radio plays, and perform live shows.
Spy Hop’s Heatwave Festival showcases the next generation of musical, radio, and music business professionals from Spy Hop’s Loud & Clear Audio Programs.
Bring a picnic and join music and radio industry professionals, students, friends, and families to celebrate Spy Hop's Audio Programs accomplishments over the year.
For more information please visit Spy Hop's website:
http://spyhop.org/heatwave-festival


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Froome crash underlines 'scary' dangers of cycling - Bernal
Shanghai - Tour de France winner Egan Bernal said on Friday that competitive cyclists are only ever one corner from catastrophe, reflecting on Chris Froome's high-speed crash in June.
The four-time Tour champion Froome fractured a thigh, elbow and vertebrae during the Criterium du Dauphine stage race and last week had more surgery.
The 34-year-old has admitted that he is "grateful to be alive".
Bernal, the Briton's team-mate at Ineos, said that one slip-up has the potential to be fatal.
"It's something that you never want to think about when you're on the bike because then it's scary," the 22-year-old Colombian told AFP on the eve of the Tour's criterium in Shanghai.
"But it's something real, it's something real that on any corner, in any downhill or any part of the race, you can crash and die.
"But it's part of our profession. For sure it's a big risk, but it's our job," added Bernal, who suffered a broken collarbone in a crash during training earlier this year.
Froome, who hopes to recover sufficiently to make another tilt at the Tour de France in 2020, returned to competitive cycling three weeks ago.
He took part in a team time trial run round a single lap at the Tour's Saitama Criterium, where Bernal was also involved.
Bernal, the first Colombian to win the Tour de France, cycling's most prestigious race, was buoyed by what he saw from his team-mate.
"I was surprised because he was telling us that he was not really good and in the time trial he will not go too far," said Bernal.
"Then when he started he was going really, really hard and I was a bit surprised because he did surgery just a few months ago and now he is in good shape.
"Not (good enough at the moment) to win the Tour de France, but already in a good form.
"For sure he will be even better next year, I hope."
Bernal said that he will sit down with the Ineos Team in December to map out the year ahead and decide which races to prioritise.
For definite, he will compete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and is relishing representing his country.
"It's one of the biggest races in the world and it's only every four years," he said.
"It's important for the country, the people, the Colombians."


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public interface IoFilterChain
A container of IoFilter
s that forwards IoHandler
events
to the consisting filters and terminal IoHandler
sequentially.
Every IoSession
has its own IoFilterChain
(1-to-1 relationship).
| Nested Class Summary | |
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static interface |
IoFilterChain.Entry
Represents a name-filter pair that an IoFilterChain contains. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addAfter(String baseName,
String name,
IoFilter filter)
Adds the specified filter with the specified name just after the filter whose name is baseName in this chain. |
void |
addBefore(String baseName,
String name,
IoFilter filter)
Adds the specified filter with the specified name just before the filter whose name is baseName in this chain. |
void |
addFirst(String name,
IoFilter filter)
Adds the specified filter with the specified name at the beginning of this chain. |
void |
addLast(String name,
IoFilter filter)
Adds the specified filter with the specified name at the end of this chain. |
void |
clear()
Removes all filters added to this chain. |
boolean |
contains(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
|
boolean |
contains(IoFilter filter)
|
boolean |
contains(String name)
|
void |
fireExceptionCaught(Throwable cause)
Fires a IoHandler.exceptionCaught(IoSession, Throwable) event. |
void |
fireFilterClose()
Fires a IoSession.close() event. |
void |
fireFilterWrite(WriteRequest writeRequest)
Fires a IoSession.write(Object) event. |
void |
fireMessageReceived(Object message)
Fires a IoHandler#messageReceived(Object) event. |
void |
fireMessageSent(WriteRequest request)
Fires a IoHandler#messageSent(IoSession) event. |
void |
fireSessionClosed()
Fires a IoHandler.sessionClosed(IoSession) event. |
void |
fireSessionCreated()
Fires a IoHandler.sessionCreated(IoSession) event. |
void |
fireSessionIdle(IdleStatus status)
Fires a IoHandler.sessionIdle(IoSession, IdleStatus) event. |
void |
fireSessionOpened()
Fires a IoHandler.sessionOpened(IoSession) event. |
IoFilter |
get(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
Returns the IoFilter with the specified filterType
in this chain. |
IoFilter |
get(String name)
Returns the IoFilter with the specified name in this chain. |
List<IoFilterChain.Entry> |
getAll()
|
List<IoFilterChain.Entry> |
getAllReversed()
|
IoFilterChain.Entry |
getEntry(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
Returns the IoFilterChain.Entry with the specified filterType
in this chain. |
IoFilterChain.Entry |
getEntry(IoFilter filter)
Returns the IoFilterChain.Entry with the specified filter in this chain. |
IoFilterChain.Entry |
getEntry(String name)
Returns the IoFilterChain.Entry with the specified name in this chain. |
IoFilter.NextFilter |
getNextFilter(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
Returns the IoFilter.NextFilter of the specified filterType
in this chain. |
IoFilter.NextFilter |
getNextFilter(IoFilter filter)
Returns the IoFilter.NextFilter of the specified IoFilter
in this chain. |
IoFilter.NextFilter |
getNextFilter(String name)
Returns the IoFilter.NextFilter of the IoFilter with the
specified name in this chain. |
IoSession |
getSession()
Returns the parent IoSession of this chain. |
IoFilter |
remove(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
Replace the filter of the specified type with the specified new filter. |
void |
remove(IoFilter filter)
Replace the filter with the specified name with the specified new filter. |
IoFilter |
remove(String name)
Removes the filter with the specified name from this chain. |
IoFilter |
replace(Class<? extends IoFilter> oldFilterType,
IoFilter newFilter)
Replace the filter of the specified type with the specified new filter. |
void |
replace(IoFilter oldFilter,
IoFilter newFilter)
Replace the filter with the specified name with the specified new filter. |
IoFilter |
replace(String name,
IoFilter newFilter)
Replace the filter with the specified name with the specified new filter. |
| Method Detail |
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IoSession getSession()
IoSession
of this chain.
IoSession
IoFilterChain.Entry getEntry(String name)
IoFilterChain.Entry
with the specified name in this chain.
name
- The filter's name we are looking for
IoFilterChain.Entry getEntry(IoFilter filter)
IoFilterChain.Entry
with the specified filter in this chain.
filter
- The Filter we are looking for
IoFilterChain.Entry getEntry(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
IoFilterChain.Entry
with the specified filterType
in this chain. If there's more than one filter with the specified
type, the first match will be chosen.
filterType
- The filter class we are looking for
IoFilter get(String name)
IoFilter
with the specified name in this chain.
name
- the filter's name
IoFilter get(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
IoFilter
with the specified filterType
in this chain. If there's more than one filter with the specified
type, the first match will be chosen.
filterType
- The filter class
IoFilter.NextFilter getNextFilter(String name)
IoFilter.NextFilter
of the IoFilter
with the
specified name in this chain.
name
- The filter's name we want the next filter
IoFilter.NextFilter getNextFilter(IoFilter filter)
IoFilter.NextFilter
of the specified IoFilter
in this chain.
filter
- The filter for which we want the next filter
IoFilter.NextFilter getNextFilter(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
IoFilter.NextFilter
of the specified filterType
in this chain. If there's more than one filter with the specified
type, the first match will be chosen.
filterType
- The Filter class for which we want the next filter
List<IoFilterChain.Entry> getAll()
IoFilterChain.Entry
s this chain contains.List<IoFilterChain.Entry> getAllReversed()
IoFilterChain.Entry
s this chain contains.boolean contains(String name)
name
- The filter's name we are looking for
IoFilter
with the
specified name.boolean contains(IoFilter filter)
filter
- The filter we are looking for
boolean contains(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
filterType
- The filter's class we are looking for
IoFilter
of the
specified filterType.void addFirst(String name, IoFilter filter)
name
- The filter's namefilter
- The filter to addvoid addLast(String name, IoFilter filter)
name
- The filter's namefilter
- The filter to addvoid addBefore(String baseName, String name, IoFilter filter)
baseName
in this chain.
baseName
- The targeted Filter's namename
- The filter's namefilter
- The filter to addvoid addAfter(String baseName, String name, IoFilter filter)
baseName
in this chain.
baseName
- The targeted Filter's namename
- The filter's namefilter
- The filter to addIoFilter replace(String name, IoFilter newFilter)
name
- The name of the filter we want to replacenewFilter
- The new filter
void replace(IoFilter oldFilter, IoFilter newFilter)
oldFilter
- The filter we want to replacenewFilter
- The new filterIoFilter replace(Class<? extends IoFilter> oldFilterType, IoFilter newFilter)
oldFilterType
- The filter class we want to replacenewFilter
- The new filterIoFilter remove(String name)
name
- The name of the filter to remove
void remove(IoFilter filter)
name
- The filter to removeIoFilter remove(Class<? extends IoFilter> filterType)
name
- The filter class to remove
void clear() throws Exception
Exception
void fireSessionCreated()
IoHandler.sessionCreated(IoSession)
event. Most users don't need to
call this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport
or fire a virtual event.
void fireSessionOpened()
IoHandler.sessionOpened(IoSession)
event. Most users don't need to call
this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport or
fire a virtual event.
void fireSessionClosed()
IoHandler.sessionClosed(IoSession)
event. Most users don't need to call
this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport or
fire a virtual event.
void fireSessionIdle(IdleStatus status)
IoHandler.sessionIdle(IoSession, IdleStatus)
event. Most users don't
need to call this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new
transport or fire a virtual event.
status
- The current status to propagatevoid fireMessageReceived(Object message)
IoHandler#messageReceived(Object)
event. Most users don't need to
call this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport
or fire a virtual event.
message
- The received messagevoid fireMessageSent(WriteRequest request)
IoHandler#messageSent(IoSession)
event. Most users don't need to call
this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport or
fire a virtual event.
request
- The sent requestvoid fireExceptionCaught(Throwable cause)
IoHandler.exceptionCaught(IoSession, Throwable)
event. Most users don't
need to call this method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new
transport or fire a virtual event.
cause
- The exception causevoid fireFilterWrite(WriteRequest writeRequest)
IoSession.write(Object)
event. Most users don't need to call this
method at all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport or fire a
virtual event.
writeRequest
- The message to writevoid fireFilterClose()
IoSession.close()
event. Most users don't need to call this method at
all. Please use this method only when you implement a new transport or fire a virtual
event.
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Widths
The widths module contains both a five-step width scale based on powers of two as well as a series of percentage values that can be combined with floats for an infinitely nestable and fully responsive grid system.
Class name structure is as follows:
Base: w = width Modifiers 1 = 1st step in width scale 2 = 2nd step in width scale 3 = 3rd step in width scale 4 = 4th step in width scale 5 = 5th step in width scale -10 = literal value 10% -20 = literal value 20% -25 = literal value 25% -30 = literal value 30% -33 = literal value 33% -34 = literal value 34% -40 = literal value 40% -50 = literal value 50% -60 = literal value 60% -70 = literal value 70% -75 = literal value 75% -80 = literal value 80% -90 = literal value 90% -100 = literal value 100% -third = calc(100% / 3) -two-thirds = calc(100% / 3) -auto = string value auto Media Query Extensions: -ns = not-small -m = medium -l = large


Language bars, key-bindings, and character compositions ♥
This provides up to three ways to easily enter the special characters of a programming language into pretty much any input field on any webpage.
Adapted from ngn/apl's online demo.
Source is at github.com/abrudz/lb.


Set the switch on the side of your AudioMoth device to DEFAULT, remove the device's batteries and SD card, and then connect it to your computer via USB.Both LEDs should start to flash.
Power into flash mode
Let's try starting your AudioMoth directly into flash mode. Disconnect the USB cable and use a metal paperclip to connect the two contacts marked with the white band.With the contacts connected, reattach the USB cable.
Enable flash mode
Use a metal paperclip to connect the two contacts marked with the white band.Be sure to hold the paperclip tightly against the contacts.Hold until the LEDs stop flashing.
Verify connection.
If done correctly, the device should enter a flashable state (shown below) and the paperclip can be removed.
Current status:
Not in flashable state.
Set switch.
Finally, set switch to “USB/OFF” and you’re ready to flash your device.


Energy Account CorDapp
British Energy
Customer Portal
Supplier Portal
UK Power
Customer Portal
Supplier Portal
Government Regulator
Account Monitor


by Lord Fzi
Posted on August 24, 2013 at 9:00 PM
In 1972, an ancient alien hypergate was discovered on the surface of the moon. Using this technology, humanity began migrating to Mars and settling there. After settlers discovered additional advanced technology, the Vers Empire was founded, which claimed Mars and its secrets for themselves. Later, the Vers Empire declared war on Earth, and in 1999, a battle on the Moon's surface caused the hypergate to explode, shattering the Moon and scattering remnants into a debris belt around the planet. Cut off from Mars, the remnants of the Vers Imperial Army established several massive orbital space stations within the debris belt and a ceasefire was established. 15 years later, in 2014, an attack on the Vers princess during a peace mission causes the Empire to launch a new attack on Earth, this time determined to conquer it once and for all.
So what makes this anime better than Inferno Cop? Nothing. Inferno Cop is best. But what makes this an amazing anime? Everything else.


I am very passionate about JavaScript, its environment and its community. I am a very loyal defender of Open Source and I do my best to collaborate with different Open Source projects whenever I have the time. I have made some contributions to the following repositories, such as AngularJS, Angular Material, npm and Jest.
Moreover, nowadays I am active member of the Node.js Automation Team.
During these first years, I have been focused on learning as much as possible about Frontend development, which is what I wish to dedicate my professional career, as well as user interfaces design, usability and user experience.
Being updated and informed in the most leading JavaScript framework and libraries is my top priority in order to acquire as much knowledge as possible. Therefore, GitHub is a very essential tool for myself.
The management and coordination of projects and teams is a field in which I am very interested as well.
I really enjoy what I do, and that encourages me to keep improving everyday so as to become a better professional.
As far as my personal formation is concerned, I love to dedicate my free time to acquire more knowledge. As a matter of fact, I am doing University Master in Computer Engineering.
Node.js, Express.js, Redis, Imagemagick
Image server implemented with Node.js. The server provides an image and resize it maintaining its aspect ratio. You need to specify a image resolution in order to resize it.
Check it outNode.js, Express.js, AngularJS, MongoDB, Angular Material
Degree Final Project.
Check it outAngular 5, Angular Material 2, RxJS, Cypress
Personal project which shows the weather forecast and its evolution in Galicia (Spain).
Code available here.
Check it out


Thousands Lose Power as Severe Storms Sweep North
by ASSOCIATED PRESSNEW YORK (AP) — At least 420,000 households from South Carolina up to Maine and Ohio lost power Halloween night as severe thunderstorms raked the Eastern Seaboard and Upper Midwest.
At least 420,000 customers from South Carolina up to Maine and in Ohio were without power just before midnight Thursday, according to outage maps for electric utilities covering 16 states and the District of Columbia. The National Weather Service warned that “severe thunderstorms capable of damaging winds and torrential rainfall will continue to push through” the Northeast overnight, possibly accompanied by downed trees, flooding and more power outages.
Several tornado warnings were issued overnight, including for parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, southeastern Virginia, and eastern North Carolina.
As of 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Mount Mansfield, Vermont, reported peak wind gusts of 79 mph, while peak wind gusts reached 46 mph down in Cary, North Carolina. News outlets reported widespread flooding across central Pennsylvania.
Colder temperatures and gusty winds in the region were likely for Friday, the National Weather Service said. Storms with heavy rain and strong winds swept the central United States — from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes — on Thursday ahead of an arctic blast that forecasters said could bring near-record cold to the South.
Trees were toppled in the western Carolinas and Tennessee, where news outlets reported at least five people injured when trees hit vehicles. Tornado watches during the day stretched from South Carolina to northern Pennsylvania.
At least 80,000 homes and businesses were in the dark because of intermittent power outages from Louisiana to West Virginia midday Thursday. A freeze warning reached across more than dozen states, from southwestern Texas into the South and Midwest. Overnight lows could dip into the upper 20s in parts of the Deep South, forecasters said.
A blanket of snow caused travel problems in Illinois, with snow forcing cancellation of more than 200 flights at Chicago’s international airports. As much as 3 inches of snow driven by 50 mph winds was predicted around the Great Lakes.
The storms provided another round of drought relief across the Southeast after weeks of dry weather endangered crops and increased fire risks. But a new federal report showed much of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina are still too dry.
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| Name | Required | Default | Description |
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| url | yes | HTTP request URL. | |
| method | no | get | HTTP method: get or post |
| charset | no | [Default charset for config] | Defines encoding of the HTTP response content. Has no effect if content type is binary. |
| cookie-policy | no | [Default cookie policy of the HTTP client] | Specifies the way how HTTP client manages cookies. Allowed values are: browser, ignore, netscape, rfc_2109 and default. |
| username | no | Specifies username if URL requires authentication. | |
| password | no | Specifies password if URL requires authentication. |
<xpath expression="data(//script)"> <html-to-xml> <http url="http://www.yahoo.com/"/> </html-to-xml> </xpath>
The content of www.yahoo.com is downloaded, transformed to XML and then all scripts inside the page are found.


Triple analog gauge cluster demonstration (speed+coolant temp, rev+trip and boost).
StartMulti function display demo with rev, speed, fuel/trip, boost, A/F, coolant temp, battery voltage and throttle.
Start Start(meter selectable)LED rev meter(+ Speed/Trip/Fuel indicator) with 2 analog meters.
StartTriple analog gauge cluster demonstration (speed+coolant temp, rev+trip and boost).
StartSimple websocket communication test for DefiCOM websocet (interpolation enabled).
DefiCOM
Start


My name is Norlan Prudente and I am currently an undergraduate student in the University of the Pacific who is currently enrolled in a
blended Mastery program. I have already obtained my Associate in Science in Computer Science at San Joaquin Delta Community College,
but decided to continue my education. I am now pursuing a Computer Science degree with a concentration in software development.
I have been a Dean lister every semester since 2013. I am seeking for a coop/internship position in Computer Science field.
My strongest computer language is Java, but I am capable of learning any language as long as I am given the time to study.
I have written programs outside of school work to test my knowledge and capabilities towards programming. I am capable of handling heavy
stress by staying calm and rethinking of the possible way to resolve my problem. My goal is to become a Software Developer and continue to
grow in this field.


How many times have you go out of a bar stunned? There are more reasons that the wine. Room acoustic is one of the most important science that we should have into account when you desing an entertaining place. Because we maybe don’t know the reason but we don’t want to go to this bar, and it is simple, its for the noise.
Maybe in this restaurant the background noise was louder than you thought and you have been shouting all the time. Privacity factor it is another thing that we study, why I have to listen the conversation of the people of my back?
But if you keep looking for acoustical error I will told you the bigguest one. No too much time ago some architect decided to build a cilinder assembly hall in the university of Alicante.
Everybody know the whisper gallery of London right? Who better than Lord Rayleigh[1910] for explain what that meaning?
That’s it, They hire and architect whose name I don’t want to remember who build a marvellous whisper hall. This was one of the proyect that we develop during the subjetc Acoustic room desinging. My solution consisted in a combination of absorbent material for the walls and "eliminate" the curves shapes avoiding to focus all the waves in the center of the room using acoustic panels.
In the simulation at CATT Acoustic,the parameters as the RASTI improved, and the Reverberation time decreases. Despite this improvement, this place it is not a concert hall anymore, but it will work for voice.


Hello there, awesome person!
Here is a list of my favorite websites thus far, in no particular order
- Github, for teaching quite a bit this afternoon
- Youtube, a place for audio-visual experiences and comments sections notorious for being terrible
- Spotify, where I listen to my groovy beats from the early 2010s
- Desmos, the best calculator there is. No one can convince me otherwise.
- hplovecraft.com, where I can find writings on my favorite eldrich horrors, for free!


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Admits a finite number of people into the event hall. Once in, they are ushered in pairs by the first available usher
(Number)
number of people to admit into
the event hall at this point in time
Promise
:
When trying to admit people into the hall, this helps us keep track of the seating capacity as well as total number admitted so far. We only attempt to admit 16 at a time or just the number needed to no exceed the seating capacity
Number
:
Determines the next valid number of people to admit into the hall
Number
:
Relies on personsToEnter
to recursively admit only the next valid
number of people into the event hall
Promise
:
Simulates arranging the seating space. We actually only create the 500 row nodes, and delay creating the seat nodes until an attendee needs to be seated. This helps ensure we don't start the app with 8k seat nodes in the DOM
Each side has 250 rows and both contain a row-0 (the first row) and up to a row-249 (the last row)
Promise
:
Source for 2 to 6 ushers for any given event
Array
:
An array of ushers
Secures a list of ushering staff, and prepares the seating space
Promise
:
An object represnting an attendee in the system
Extends Person
(String)
the unique user id for this attendee
An object represneting a person actor (usher or event attendee) in the system
(String)
In life, at any given point in time, some people are slow and others are faster. This methond is used to signal to the system that this person is done with their current task e.g getting seated (in the case of a attendee) or placing someone on a seat (in the case of an usher). They are only available for the next task (if any) when the current task is done.
Promise
:
An object representing an usher in the system
Extends Person
(String)
the unique user id for this usher
(Object)
an object with represnting the specs
of the event hall
Places a pair of attendees to their seats
Placement Formula
---
if we have Attendee-17
side = 17 % 2 === 0 ? 'right' : 'left';
so, side will be 'left'
seatNum = Math.floor(17 / 2)
so, seatNum will be 9
rowIndex = Math.floor(9 / 16)
so, rowIndex will be 0
i.e Attendee-17 will occupy seat-9 in row 0 on the left side of the hall!
(Attendee)
a variable list of attendees. 2 ideally.
Promise
:
Coordinate "provisioning" ushers and figuring out which of them is ready to admit attendees when the system needs to do so
(Object)
Promise-ified shorthand for requestAnimationframe
(Object
= {}
)
contains
waitUntil
that indicates
any initial wait time before getting the next frame
Promise
:
a promise that resolve when the then frame is available
Schedules a number of ui/render tasks (no-arg functions) to be called sequentially by requestAnimationFrame. Useful when you want to do a large number of ui/dom operations and need to keep the operations performant.
(Function)
variable number of functions
representing the ui/render tasks to queue with requestAnimationFrame
Promise
:
a promise that resolves after executing all tasks in the queue
Returns the int portion of the given id
(String)
id of a person in the system
Number
:
Shorthand for document.querySelector
Node
:
Shorthand for document.querySelectorAll
NodeList
:
A special interator/iterable that allows you to loop over the items of an array in pairs
const list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12],
for(let pair of pairsFrom(list)) {
// pair will be [1, 2], [3, 4] e.t.c
}
We used this to provide a pair of attendees to an usher at a given time
(array
= []
)
the array to iterate over
Iterator
:
Determines if a number is even (returns true) or not (returns false)
(Number)
number to check
Boolean
:
Generates a random number somewhere between min and max properties of the parameter. I basically lifted this from Stackoverflow :)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
param0.max any
|
|
param0.min any
(default 1 )
|
Number
:
A handly util for better formatted console.log statements
(String)
Designates a sub-system of this app emitting the log messages.
Imagine logs from the UI vs logs from a service worker. These are seen as diffrent realms!
Object
:
an object with
info
,
error
, and
warn
fields used to handle
that specific kind of log messages


Now we have gone through the basic properties of CSS let's move on to the position properties.
Relative: Making an HTML element relative, gives you the privilege to move the element from its current position. It does not refer to a different element’s position. For example:
Absolute: Absolute positioning an HTML element positions the element to its nearest positioned parent. Thus it refers to the nearest parent’s position. For example:
Fixed: An HTML element positioned fixed is relative to the viewport and not to any other element.


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Our story
A few years ago, I met and married a woman who means everything to me. She also has every risk factor for melanoma, an aggressive and deadly cancer that can result from changes in your moles.
The earlier you detect melanoma, the better the outcome. And while my wife regularly goes to a dermatologist to check her moles, I wanted her to have a tool to map and measure them on her own.
During my PhD, I studied melanoma biology in the lab and by night worked to create the app that you have in your hand now. In partnership with OHSU and Sage Bionetworks, this app can not only help you track your own moles, but now allows you to contribute your data to a research effort that aims to better understand melanoma risk. I hope Mole Mapper makes being vigilant about your health a bit more enjoyable.
Happy Mapping, Dan E. Webster


Announcing Java, Scala and Groovy project support on travis-ci.org
Travis CI started in early 2011 as a service for the Ruby community with the simple vision to make CI easy for OSS libraries and services. It wasn’t long until we added support for Erlang, Clojure, Node.js and PHP. And, in fact, it is easy to build many other projects by supplying your own commands.
Today we are excited to announce support for Java, Scala, and Groovy!
The JVM ecosystem is very vibrant with multiple exciting languages maturing and being adopted by companies far and wide. In fact, since November 2011 Travis started using the JVM (JRuby) for several of our applications. The JVM and JRuby gave us access to a very solid runtime, as well as a vast selection of stable libraries, helping us to keep up with the growth over the last year.
Wait, What Is Travis CI Anyway?
Travis CI is a distributed continuous integration for the open source community. It is integrated with GitHub and offers first class support for multiple technologies.
You can watch build logs in near-real time in your browser, access logs later, and even link to log line numbers (for example, when reporting an issue).
Thanks to Github integration, Travis CI lets your contributors effortlessly add their development forks to test work-in-progress branches and makes your CI status very visible to the community thanks to our CI badges.
Started in early 2011, Travis CI has since run half a million builds for over 6,000 open source projects, including Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RubyGems, Node.js, Leiningen, Symfony and many more.
Getting Your Project on travis-ci.org
Travis CI currently provides OpenJDK 6, Maven 3, SBT 0.11.x and Gradle (currently 1.0 Milestone 8). To get started, you need to add one file (.travis.yml) and the Github hook as described in the Getting Started guide. If your project uses Maven or Gradle, a minimal .travis.yml would look like this:
language: java
for Java, or
language: groovy
for Groovy and so on. Then Travis will see if you have a build.gradle
or pom.xml
file in your repository root and will run the standard dependency installation and testing commands, like
mvn test
or
gradle check
It is possible to override these commands and add new ones to the build lifecycle, please refer to our documentation, which now includes guides dedicated to Java, Scala and Groovy.
Build workflow
Travis’ build workflow usually is
- Clone your repository from GitHub
- (If applicable) pick language/runtime version to use
- Run
before_install
commands (can be more than one) - Install dependencies. Travis will try to detect whether project uses Gradle and SBT and run their respective commands, falling back to
mvn install
. You can override the command using theinstall
key in your .travis.yml. - Run one or more
before_script
commands. - Run the
script
command, e.g.gradle check
ormvn test
, falling back toant test
. This too can be overriden in .travis.yml. - Report the build has finished running.
Support for multiple JDKs in the Travis CI Environment
travis-ci.org currently provides only one JDK. This is not on par with our support for Ruby (a dozen of versions/implementations), Erlang (several OTP releases) and so on. We will add support for testing against multiple JDKs near in the future.
Note that Clojure and Scala build tools allow testing against multiple versions and it is just as valid for Travis CI. This is documented in our guides:
Learn more
To learn what tools and services (mysql, postgres, riak, etc.) are available in the CI environment, refer to the CI environment guide.
If you need help, feel free to join #travis on irc.freenode.net, ping us on Twitter (@travisci) and ask questions on our mailing list.
Thank You Contributors
We would like to thank Gilles Cornu for doing most of the work on the Scala builder and updating our SBT Chef cookbook to 0.11.x.
Next steps
We don’t want to stop here! There are so many other fantastic languages to add, and if all goes well we should have Perl and Python support around the corner. And if you want to help out, donating to Travis CI will make it happen sooner.
Discuss on Hacker News
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