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Taking IT Mobile Data Solutions, Inc.
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Taking IT Mobile Data Solutions, Inc.
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Taking IT Mobile Data Solutions
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24 Welter CrtRICHMOND HILL, Ontario
L4S 1E9
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3-96 Bowes RdCONCORD, Ontario
L4K 1J7
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Expert Data Recovery service for computer hard drives, external hard drives, RAID arrays and all types of digital storage devices.
Have you experienced storage media failure? Lost or deleted important files? Want to prevent future data loss? If so, we invite you to entrust your valued information to our skilled personnel.
Each member of our team is an accomplished data recovery and storage media professional. Equipping highly capable people with the best available equipment creates an unbeatable combination.
Customers located in our geographic area of service can even have a Taking IT Mobile technician visit their location.
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Company founders include key performers from one of the worlds industry leaders. Together, our principals leverage decades of advanced data recovery and storage expertise, providing service with levels of convenience, security and value previously unavailable in the industry.
Our overall capabilities enable us to recover data from the entire spectrum of storage media, including all modes of computer systems, removable media, multimedia devices and complex storage arrays. Additionally, we are proficient in a wide variety of file and operating systems, from the most common MS Windows and MAC OS's to the most exotic, proprietary file servers.
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"I wish to express what a pleasure it was to connect with you and Taking IT Mobile Data Solutions in the effort to recover data for one of our satellite offices. Your expediency, professionalism, and knowledge of the recovery options and methods are impressive. We are extremely happy that we decided on Taking IT Mobile for this important task."Our need for a recovery of data from a server arose during a move of office locations. While transporting the machine a mere 10 minutes down the road, something caused both the primary and internal backup drives to fail. We were simply met with a bizarre blip and click sound, and the gut-wrenching screen text drive not detected at system boot up. This server held many documents important to our staff and the clients we serve that makes it possible for us to provide the service people have come to count on us for in the areas of employment, counseling, literacy and skills upgrading."
In contacting Taking IT Mobile, I was impressed by your ability to quickly lay out a series of possible recovery paths, and to go out of your way to come to us to collect the failed hardware for a cost-free initial condition analysis on a Friday night. Being able to put the drive in the hands of those who will take care of it instead of shipping it through multiple handlers was a very important part of our peace of mind. With your help and the work of your lab staff, we knew within 24 hours that a recovery attempt could be made, and a few days later that recovery was successful to better than 90% of the data. The few files lost were non-essential, replacable Windows system files for the most part, enabling us to get back to full-speed in our business of supporting our clients."
I would like to conclude by saying that Taking IT Mobile achieved quickly what we certainly could not have have done ourselves, kept us informed throughout the process, and saved us a great deal of time that would have been needed to re-build the baseline of materials for this office. I will certainly recommend your company to others when it comes to data recovery needs!"
-Paul Dobbs, Manager, Technology & Community Education, JohnHoward Society of Durham Region; Oshawa, Ontario
"I got a quote on what it would take to fix my drive in the very same day I dropped the drive off. After a few short days I had all my personal data back in my hands."
The recovery was a complete success.The entire process, from progress on the data recovery to what the expected costs would be, was entirely transparent to me. There were no surprises during or after the recovery was completed. I was extremely satisfied with the professionalism and quality of the work of Taking IT Mobile and would highly recommend them to anyone."
Many thanks!"
-Steven W.; Toronto, Ontario
"Taking It Mobile was able to recover over 700 photos from a once-in-a-lifetime trip. This is after [Multinational Electronics Store] charged me (hundreds!) and said these photos were unrecoverable."
Taking It Mobile took on the challenge and said there would not be a charge if they could not recover the photos from my corrupt flash card. They came to my door within hours of contacting them and a day later recovered all my cherished photos."
I would recommend Taking It Mobile for any kind of data recovery--even when it appeared all hope was lost they did the job, and their service was fantastic."
-Marianne S.; Toronto, Ontario
"I would like to express my appreciation for the excellent customer service and data recovery support provided by you and your staff. My hard drive crashed and it had lot of important files that were not backed up for a while."
I was worried that we wont get our data back. But you guys did an excellent job in recovering all of our data. The entire process, from to start to finish, was very smooth, very professional and it was done for a very reasonable price."
Throughout the process, I was kept in the loop on what is going to be done, how the data will be recovered and when it is going to be completed. All my e-mails and questions were responded to very quickly."
The overall service was very good and it exceeded my expectations. In the future, if I have similar problem I will definitely use your company again and I will definitely recommend you to others. "
-Keyur P.; Ashburn, Virginia
"Our company did everything by the book to back up and protect our data, or so we thought. Then reality hit. The backup would not reinstall..."
We took all of the media to a techie company that kept everything for a week and then advised that they were unable to solve the problem "
T.I.M. was successful in recovering all of the documents and information that we needed, as well as resurrecting links to the MANY websites that we use for research, that had taken several years to accumulate."
Turnaround time was great, the successful recovery of our data was incredible, particularly since we had given up hope; and your attitude, service, and attention was beyond reproach."
-Alan G.; Toronto, Ontario
"I had just finished making breakfast for the family, when I decided to head to the office and chat on Facebook. I attempted to turn my computer on, but all I saw was a heartbreaking black screen."
Thoughts immediately ran through my mind. 'Oh my god, the wife is going to kill me', and, 'I hope I didnt lose all my vacation, wedding and most important my daughter's baby pictures'."
I took the computer to a local store. Although they were unable to recover most of the data, they still charged me for what they did get. And they further complicated the possibility of someone else getting a recovery, by breaking the seals on the drive "
Taking IT Mobile provided a service for which no price tag can be attached, for the memories recovered in those pictures. Who could put a price on 15 years worth of pictures, and me holding my newborn daughter for the first time?"
On behalf of my family and me, Id like to wish you all the best with your company."
-Dimitri T.; Toronto, Ontario
"The people at Taking it Mobile diagnosed and recovered data from a drive that recently failed. The result of the recovery included a replacement drive with recovered files as well as detailed recovery reports. The service also included an explanation of the failure, a review of the recovery and support through the complete re-installation process and ended only after my system was up and running."
The service was quick, professional, friendly and took place without me having to set foot outside my office. I have no trouble recommending Taking IT Mobile as a capable, convenient, cost effective recovery solution."
-Arnold Rosenbloom, Senior Lecturer; Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences , University of Toronto, Mississauga
"In 2005 my personal hard drive crashed resulting in the loss of all of our data, including a year's worth of irreplaceable family pictures. We sent the hard drive out to three data recovery companies, who were all unsuccessful."
In 2008 the problem happened to both of our external back-up drives, we had learned from our past mistake about back-ups. The Technicians from Taking IT Mobile were able to completely recover the data in a timely and professional manner, where we had been unsuccessful with others."
-Paul Mandel, President; SF Valuations Inc., Toronto
"Thank you for saving over ten years of family photographs. And despite our money-is-no-object desperation your company was gracious in both service and pricing. The new backup service you provided gives us great peace of mind. We will definitely recommend you to our friends."
-Karen A, Richmond Hill, Ontario
"Our whole organization is very grateful for Taking IT Mobile's wonderful on-site service. The technician was very professional and knowledgeable. He arrived promptly at our office, quickly diagnosed, repaired and restored our failed database server, then showed our IT personnel how to better optimize our backup routines and help avoid future downtime."
-Frank A. Wilson, President; The Employment Solution, Toronto
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Company founders include key performers from one of the worlds industry leaders. Together, our principals leverage decades of advanced data recovery and storage expertise, providing service with levels of convenience, security and value previously unavailable in the industry.
Our overall capabilities enable us to recover data from the entire spectrum of storage media, including all modes of computer systems, removable media, multimedia devices and complex storage arrays. Additionally, we are proficient in a wide variety of file and operating systems, from the most common MS Windows and MAC OS's to the most exotic, proprietary file servers.
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Testimonial:
"I wish to express what a pleasure it was to connect with you and Taking IT Mobile Data Solutions in the effort to recover data for one of our satellite offices. Your expediency, professionalism, and knowledge of the recovery options and methods are impressive. We are extremely happy that we decided on Taking IT Mobile for this important task."Our need for a recovery of data from a server arose during a move of office locations. While transporting the machine a mere 10 minutes down the road, something caused both the primary and internal backup drives to fail. We were simply met with a bizarre blip and click sound, and the gut-wrenching screen text drive not detected at system boot up. This server held many documents important to our staff and the clients we serve that makes it possible for us to provide the service people have come to count on us for in the areas of employment, counseling, literacy and skills upgrading."
In contacting Taking IT Mobile, I was impressed by your ability to quickly lay out a series of possible recovery paths, and to go out of your way to come to us to collect the failed hardware for a cost-free initial condition analysis on a Friday night. Being able to put the drive in the hands of those who will take care of it instead of shipping it through multiple handlers was a very important part of our peace of mind. With your help and the work of your lab staff, we knew within 24 hours that a recovery attempt could be made, and a few days later that recovery was successful to better than 90% of the data. The few files lost were non-essential, replacable Windows system files for the most part, enabling us to get back to full-speed in our business of supporting our clients."
I would like to conclude by saying that Taking IT Mobile achieved quickly what we certainly could not have have done ourselves, kept us informed throughout the process, and saved us a great deal of time that would have been needed to re-build the baseline of materials for this office. I will certainly recommend your company to others when it comes to data recovery needs!"
-Paul Dobbs, Manager, Technology & Community Education, JohnHoward Society of Durham Region; Oshawa, Ontario
"I got a quote on what it would take to fix my drive in the very same day I dropped the drive off. After a few short days I had all my personal data back in my hands."
The recovery was a complete success.The entire process, from progress on the data recovery to what the expected costs would be, was entirely transparent to me. There were no surprises during or after the recovery was completed. I was extremely satisfied with the professionalism and quality of the work of Taking IT Mobile and would highly recommend them to anyone."
Many thanks!"
-Steven W.; Toronto, Ontario
"Taking It Mobile was able to recover over 700 photos from a once-in-a-lifetime trip. This is after [Multinational Electronics Store] charged me (hundreds!) and said these photos were unrecoverable."
Taking It Mobile took on the challenge and said there would not be a charge if they could not recover the photos from my corrupt flash card. They came to my door within hours of contacting them and a day later recovered all my cherished photos."
I would recommend Taking It Mobile for any kind of data recovery--even when it appeared all hope was lost they did the job, and their service was fantastic."
-Marianne S.; Toronto, Ontario
"I would like to express my appreciation for the excellent customer service and data recovery support provided by you and your staff. My hard drive crashed and it had lot of important files that were not backed up for a while."
I was worried that we wont get our data back. But you guys did an excellent job in recovering all of our data. The entire process, from to start to finish, was very smooth, very professional and it was done for a very reasonable price."
Throughout the process, I was kept in the loop on what is going to be done, how the data will be recovered and when it is going to be completed. All my e-mails and questions were responded to very quickly."
The overall service was very good and it exceeded my expectations. In the future, if I have similar problem I will definitely use your company again and I will definitely recommend you to others. "
-Keyur P.; Ashburn, Virginia
"Our company did everything by the book to back up and protect our data, or so we thought. Then reality hit. The backup would not reinstall..."
We took all of the media to a techie company that kept everything for a week and then advised that they were unable to solve the problem "
T.I.M. was successful in recovering all of the documents and information that we needed, as well as resurrecting links to the MANY websites that we use for research, that had taken several years to accumulate."
Turnaround time was great, the successful recovery of our data was incredible, particularly since we had given up hope; and your attitude, service, and attention was beyond reproach."
-Alan G.; Toronto, Ontario
"I had just finished making breakfast for the family, when I decided to head to the office and chat on Facebook. I attempted to turn my computer on, but all I saw was a heartbreaking black screen."
Thoughts immediately ran through my mind. 'Oh my god, the wife is going to kill me', and, 'I hope I didnt lose all my vacation, wedding and most important my daughter's baby pictures'."
I took the computer to a local store. Although they were unable to recover most of the data, they still charged me for what they did get. And they further complicated the possibility of someone else getting a recovery, by breaking the seals on the drive "
Taking IT Mobile provided a service for which no price tag can be attached, for the memories recovered in those pictures. Who could put a price on 15 years worth of pictures, and me holding my newborn daughter for the first time?"
On behalf of my family and me, Id like to wish you all the best with your company."
-Dimitri T.; Toronto, Ontario
"The people at Taking it Mobile diagnosed and recovered data from a drive that recently failed. The result of the recovery included a replacement drive with recovered files as well as detailed recovery reports. The service also included an explanation of the failure, a review of the recovery and support through the complete re-installation process and ended only after my system was up and running."
The service was quick, professional, friendly and took place without me having to set foot outside my office. I have no trouble recommending Taking IT Mobile as a capable, convenient, cost effective recovery solution."
-Arnold Rosenbloom, Senior Lecturer; Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences , University of Toronto, Mississauga
"In 2005 my personal hard drive crashed resulting in the loss of all of our data, including a year's worth of irreplaceable family pictures. We sent the hard drive out to three data recovery companies, who were all unsuccessful."
In 2008 the problem happened to both of our external back-up drives, we had learned from our past mistake about back-ups. The Technicians from Taking IT Mobile were able to completely recover the data in a timely and professional manner, where we had been unsuccessful with others."
-Paul Mandel, President; SF Valuations Inc., Toronto
"Thank you for saving over ten years of family photographs. And despite our money-is-no-object desperation your company was gracious in both service and pricing. The new backup service you provided gives us great peace of mind. We will definitely recommend you to our friends."
-Karen A, Richmond Hill, Ontario
"Our whole organization is very grateful for Taking IT Mobile's wonderful on-site service. The technician was very professional and knowledgeable. He arrived promptly at our office, quickly diagnosed, repaired and restored our failed database server, then showed our IT personnel how to better optimize our backup routines and help avoid future downtime."
-Frank A. Wilson, President; The Employment Solution, Toronto


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Stigmata by John Sylva Rating: A-
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Rupert Wainwright brings us Stigmata, a high powered, clever thrill ride that stands as one of the most intriguing and spellbinding films I've ever seen. Stigmata's depthful plot revolves around Frankie Paige (Patricia Arquette), a 23 year old, Atheist hipster, whom after receiving Rosary Beads that belonged to a now deceased priest from her mother in Brazil, is inflicted with the wounds of Christ, a.k.a. the stigmata. From there, Frankie's life goes downward, as the wounds become more violent and serious, and her body becomes possessed by the unknown. The Vatican sends Father Andrew Kiernan (Gabriel Byrne) to investigate the matter, and when he sees the case he has on his hands, he is forced to question his own faith, as Frankie is going through something a little more serious than a flu bug.
Stigmata's cleverness is only somewhat derived from films such as "The Exoricst " or "The Omen", as Stigmata's alternate world is something so original and haunting, the film itself will stand as a representation of 90's horror films. The film shows slight signs of inspiration from "The Exoricst", mainly during the multiple episodes that Frankie is involved with, but there are enough twists to tell the two films apart.
By the time Stigmata reaches its 100 minute conclusion, you feel exhausted, from all the thinking your mind does while viewing this mesmerizing piece of art, yet at the same time you're uneasy, as you may question organized religion altogether, and wonder why so many people gather at church every Sunday. Stigmata's religious themes are so strong and convincing, and the message from the film is so inspirational, and true, some may question their own religious practices. Stigmata will have the Catholic Church complaining for years to come, as they are more or less made fools of here. Although some believe this element of Stigmata is offensive and mean spirited, I believe the writers of Stigmata are only expressing their opinions, and expressing them through film. Just because one doesn't agree with the message in Stigmata, shouldn't mean the film is a bad one. And for those of you who believe Stigmata is mean spirited, look at comedies such as Drop Dead Gorgeous, in which girls kill each other to win a beauty pageant, or South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, in which numerous ethnic groups are made fun of.
The performances aren't anywhere close to brilliant, as there is no stand out, or any performance that I could actually call great, but the entire cast gives decent performances. Patricia Arquette is terribly monotone in her role, delivers most of her dialogue with no feeling or emotion, and comes close to believability at times, but only convinces you half way. Luckily, everything else in the film, aside from the acting, is up to and above par, which takes some of the restraint off of her rather weak performance. Arquette's performance is the only deciding factor between an A film and an A- film, as for her character of Frankie to completely work, you need an actress capable of convincing an audience of her upset and troubles, which Arquette doesn't do.
Arquette's character reminds me most of Anette Bening's in last winter's clever thriller, In Dreams, in which a woman was stalked by a serial killer in her dreams, as both characters are clueless as to what is going on, both are accused of being psychotic, and both are given some over the top dialogue which they have to try extremely hard to say them, and have them come across as realistic. A veteran actress like Bening, who perfected her character in In Dreams, could work better in Frankie's role, as while Arquette only delivers two masterfully acted scenes, Bening masterfully acted an entire film.
The screenplay, written by Tom Lazarus and Rick Ramage does have a few holes and flaws here and there, but the main religious themes are overwhelmingly powerful, and the holes are ones that don't particularly stand out after watching the film. The main problem with the script is the way it romantically links Frankie and Father Kiernan, as it tries to develop a relationship between two characters who have nothing in common, have a large age gap, and one is being possessed by unknown forces. The relationship is unconvincing, yet it does add some respect for Byrne's character throughout the film, as many characters would have ditched Frankie and let them handle their own problems.
The cinematography seems to be a touch of Heaven, with bright colors glistening, color and camera angles always perfect, and characters always glistening with a sparkly touch. The cinematographic style seems like something out of a music video, which many think is a negative thing, but watching the beautiful sites Stigmata brings for around two hours is just fine with me.
Stigmata stands as the eeriest film of the year to date, as it easily out-creeps August's The Sixth Sense, or July's The Blair Witch Project. The atmospheric and pulse pounding style contributes many scares, but the big scares occur while Frankie goes through her "episodes", where things get a little out of hand, to say the least. The direction by Rupert Wainwright is nothing short of brilliant, while he always keeps the interest level up, the soundtrack booming, and the scares coming. I commend Wainwright mainly for his portrayal of how the stigmata are imprinted on Frankie, using graphically realistic flash images of nails being driven into her hands, feet, and well, you get the picture.
The Bottom Line- Stigmata bursts with cleverness, chills, and strong, convincing religious themes, all combining to create a spellbinding, thought provoking, unforgettable motion picture.
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aceEditor.Rd
Render an Ace editor on an application page.
aceEditor(outputId, value, mode, theme, vimKeyBinding = FALSE, readOnly = FALSE, height = "400px", fontSize = 12, debounce = 1000, wordWrap = FALSE, showLineNumbers = TRUE, highlightActiveLine = TRUE, selectionId = NULL, cursorId = NULL, hotkeys = NULL, code_hotkeys = NULL, autoComplete = c("disabled", "enabled", "live"), autoCompleters = c("snippet", "text", "keyword"), autoCompleteList = NULL, tabSize = 4, useSoftTabs = TRUE, showInvisibles = FALSE, setBehavioursEnabled = TRUE, autoScrollEditorIntoView = FALSE, maxLines = NULL, minLines = NULL, placeholder = NULL)
| outputId | The ID associated with this element |
|---|---|
| value | The initial text to be contained in the editor. |
| mode | The Ace |
| theme | The Ace |
| vimKeyBinding | If set to |
| readOnly | If set to |
| height | A number (which will be interpreted as a number of pixels) or
any valid CSS dimension (such as " |
| fontSize | Defines the font size (in px) used in the editor and should be an integer. The default is 12. |
| debounce | The number of milliseconds to debounce the input. This will cause the client to withhold update notifications until the user has stopped typing for this amount of time. If 0, the server will be notified of every keystroke as it happens. |
| wordWrap | If set to |
| showLineNumbers | If set to |
| highlightActiveLine | If set to |
| selectionId | The ID associated with a change of selected text |
| cursorId | The ID associated with a cursor change. |
| hotkeys | A list whose names are ID names and whose elements are the shortcuts of keys. Shortcuts can either be a simple string or a list with elements 'win' and 'mac' that that specifies different shortcuts for win and mac (see example 05). |
| code_hotkeys | A nested list. The first element indicates the code type (e.g., "r")
The second element is a list whose names are ID names and whose elements are the
shortcuts of keys (see |
| autoComplete | Enable/Disable auto code completion. Must be one of the following:
By default, only local completer is used where all aforementioned code pieces
will be considered as candidates. Use |
| autoCompleters | Character vector of completers to enable. If set to |
| autoCompleteList | A named list that contains static code completions
candidates. This can be especially useful for Non-Standard Evaluation (NSE)
functions such as those in |
| tabSize | Set tab size. Default value is 4 |
| useSoftTabs | Replace tabs by spaces. Default value is TRUE |
| showInvisibles | Show invisible characters (e.g., spaces, tabs, newline characters). Default value is FALSE |
| setBehavioursEnabled | Determines if the auto-pairing of special characters, like quotation marks, parenthesis, or brackets should be enabled. Default value is TRUE. |
| autoScrollEditorIntoView | If TRUE, expands the size of the editor window as new lines are added |
| maxLines | Maximum number of lines the editor window will expand to when autoScrollEditorIntoView is TRUE |
| minLines | Minimum number of lines in the editor window when autoScrollEditorIntoView is TRUE |
| placeholder | A string to use a placeholder when the editor has no content |
# NOT RUN { aceEditor( outputId = "myEditor", value = "Initial text for editor here", mode = "r", theme = "ambiance" ) aceEditor( outputId = "myCodeEditor", value = "# Enter code", mode = "r", hotkeys = list( helpKey = "F1", runKey = list( win = "Ctrl-R|Ctrl-Shift-Enter", mac = "CMD-ENTER|CMD-SHIFT-ENTER" ) ), wordWrap = TRUE, debounce = 10 ) aceEditor( outputId = "mySmartEditor", value = "plot(wt ~ mpg, data = mtcars)", mode = "r", autoComplete = "live", autoCompleteList = list(mtcars = colnames(mtcars)) ) # }


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var x = message.toUpperCase();
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HELLO WORLD!
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charAt();
toUpperCase();
toLowerCase();
concat();


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companion object Companion : SingletonHolder<KotlinFiler, ProcessingEnvironment>
The singleton to retain this Filer.
getInstance
fun getInstance(arg: A): T
Use a unique instance of your creator. The access occurs in a synchronized way
fun getInstance(): T


WITNESS LIST Ways & Means Committee April 23, 2003-2:30P HB 267 For: Ahart, Rodney (American Cancer Society) Felthauser, Karen (Self) Headrick, Carter (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids) Headrick, Kelly (Texans Investing in Healthy Families Coalition c/o American Cancer Society) Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Moorhead, Bee (Texas Impact) Against: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) Ratcliff, Joe (Texas Gorcery and Convenience Association) HB 633 For: Gregg, Tony (Self and American Waterworks Association, Water Conservation Division) Moorhead, Bee (Texas Impact) Against: Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) HB 1827 For: Cork, Adam (City of New Braunfels) Meek, Michael (Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce, Inc.) Millikin, Jay (Comal County Commissioners Court) HB 2113 For: Moorhead, Bee (Texas Impact) Against: Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) HB 2209 For: Graves, Tim (BioHouston, Inc.) Kowalski, Tom (Texas Healthcare and Bioscience Institute) Moyer, Mary (Self and INCELL Corporation, San Antonio Austin Life Science Association, TEKSA Innovations Corporation) Against: Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) HB 2770 Against: Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) On: LeBas, James (Comptroller of Public Accounts) HB 3139 On: Headrick, Carter (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids) Headrick, Kelly (American Cancer Society - Texas) Hinkle, Ron (Council of Indpendent Tobacco Mfgs. of America) HB 3192 For: Headrick, Carter (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids) Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) HJR 96 For: Felthauser, Karen (Self) Hankins, Barbara (League of Women Voters of Texas) Lavine, Dick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Moorhead, Bee (Texas Impact) Reed, Cyrus (Texas Center for Policy Studies)


This was a Collaborative group projects that I was proud of. This is built using ASP.NET MVC 5 frame work. This allows veterans from the state of Washington to be matched with volunteer lawyers. The veterans then recieve free help with basic documents such as will, power of attorney's or the health care mandate.
The web application consists of a frontend written in Razor views, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Popper, and jQuery. The backend was written in C# using ASP.NET Core 2, Entity Framework Core, and the MVC framework. An interface is provided to create new blog posts, view existing blog posts, edit existing blog posts, delete existing blog posts, and search by both keywords and usernames. All blog posts can be enriched using Azure Language Services (part of Microsoft's Cognitive Services suite), Bing Image API, and Parallel Dots (for automated tagging of posts via key phrases detected within the post's body). Image enrichments can be added based on the overall sentiment score (a range 0.0 - 1.0 related to the mood of the post) and key phrases / keywords detected in the posts. Optionally, users can choose to opt-out of these features for privacy or data collection concerns.
So this was a group application project that we had done in class; it might not look like much but there is alot going on; there are API calls being made to google for GEO location, and plenty of JSON data being pulled from ZUMATO website. The basics of this application was to create a mock yelp using a persons location
This is a Country Rock band locally from where I am from. Their website is built using WordPress, and woo Commerce. I help keep it updated
This was one of my first application along with another student building using heroku, and postgres SQL. This basic web page application allows user to input book information and keep it updated. This project gave me the basics of understanding how to build a start up CRUD application from scratch.
This is still a work in progress; I was practicing using an animation libary. My overall goal was to create a solo UNO which kept points and had fun little card animations. More to Come.
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Thesis
Leif Tsang
BE, Oregon State University (2020)
Recent Graduate Program, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC)
Iftekhar Ahmed
PhD, Oregon State University (2018)
Asst. Prof, University of California, Irvine
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PhD, University of Nebraska, Lincoln (2015)
Dean, Assoc. Professor, Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences
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BS, Oregon State University (2021)
Associate Software Engineering, Kunz, Leigh & Associates
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MS, Oregon State University (2020)
Robotics Researcher, Computer Scientist, Oregon State University
Thesis
Leif Tsang
BE, Oregon State University (2020)
Recent Graduate Program, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC)
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PhD, Oregon State University (2018)
Asst. Prof, University of California, Irvine
Thesis
Bakhtiar Khan Kasi
PhD, University of Nebraska, Lincoln (2015)
Dean, Assoc. Professor, Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences
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Robotics Researcher, Computer Scientist, Oregon State University Thesis
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddChannelBindingsHeaderHandler |
MessageHandler to add
ChannelBindings headers to an outgoing SOAP envelope. |
| CheckMessageVersionHandler |
Handler that checks whether a SAML message has an appropriate version.
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| DefaultEndpointResolver<EndpointType extends Endpoint> |
Default implementation that performs additional endpoint validation.
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| SAMLAddAttributeConsumingServiceHandler |
SAML
MessageHandler that attaches an AttributeConsumingServiceContext
to the SAMLMetadataContext based on the content of an AuthnRequest in the message context. |
| SAMLMetadataLookupHandler |
Handler for inbound SAML protocol messages that attempts to locate SAML metadata for
a SAML entity, and attaches it with a
SAMLMetadataContext as a child of a
pre-existing concrete instance of AbstractSAMLEntityContext . |
| SAMLOutboundDestinationHandler |
Handler for outbound SAML protocol messages which adds the destination endpoint URL as the 'recipient'
attribute to SAML 1
ResponseAbstractType messages, or as the
'destination' attribute to RequestAbstractType and
StatusResponseType messages. |
| SAMLProtocolAndRoleHandler |
SAML
MessageHandler that attaches protocol
and role information to a message context via SAMLProtocolContext and
an instance of AbstractSAMLEntityContext objects. |
| SAMLSOAPDecoderBodyHandler |
Body handler impl for use with SAML SOAP message decoders.
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1885 - 1889
1885: Famous D'Oyly Carte baritone, George Baker, is born in Birkenhead on February 10th. His association with the company spanned nearly sixty years.
1885: The Mikado opens at the Savoy on March 14th and runs for 672 performances.
1885: Iolanthe opens down under at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, on May 9th (read review)
1885: Carte's Mikado - that is, the version carrying the sanction of composer and librettist - opens in New York (at the Fifth Avenue Theatre) on August 19th.
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Newspaper Review: "Yesterday the English librettist and composer's latest achievement was brought forth with Mr. Sullivan's score, with a company trained in London to copy with absolute precision the English representation, and with stage attire of faultless accuracy and uncommon brilliancy. It would be surprising indeed if under such circumstances "The Mikado" which now attracts throngs to the Savoy Theatre, should not be received in this country with sufficient favor to warrant a prediction of its pretty durable success. Contrary to somewhat general belief, last evening's performance did not cast any new light upon the excellences of the libretto or upon the comparative weakness of the music." New York Times of 20 August 1885
For the full review click here
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1885: The Mikado has its Australasian premiere at Sydney's Theatre Royal on November 14th (read complete review).
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Newspaper Review: "Judging from the merits of the work and its reception by a crowded house on Saturday evening, "The Mikado" bids fair to distance all other work, by the joint authors as much in public favour as it undoubtedly differs from them in material. That no fewer than nine numbers were encored, and that two of them were sung three times, is emphatic testimony of the favour with which the opera was received by the immense audience; and this favour will, it is believed, increase rather than diminish when, after a certain familiarity with the whole, there is opportunity for examining the details more than is possible when the eye and ear are strained to the utmost." Sydney Morning Herald. Nov 16th
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1886: Sullivan's Ode for the opening of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, with words by Tennyson, is first performed at the Royal Albert Hall on May 4th.
1886: The first Viennese performance of The Mikado takes place at the Carlstheatre on September 1st.
1886: Alfred Cellier's Dorothy is first produced at the Gaiety Theatre, London, on September 25th. Mr B.C. Stephenson is the author of the libretto.
1886: Sullivan's oratorio The Golden legend is performed at the Leeds Festival on October 16th. This is a huge success.
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Historic Note: George Grove wrote of this work: I do like the Golden Legend. I have heard it 6 or 7 times and every time I like it better. Take it s it is meant to be and don't compare it with Bach or Beethoven or Schubert and it is lovely - the duet always makes me weep, and so does the point of imitation where the chorus comes in 'the night is calm'.
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Newspaper Review: "How can we describe the scene which followed the last note of the cantata! Let the reader imagine an audience rising to its multitudinous feet in thundering approval; a chorus either cheering with heart and soul or raining down flowers upon the lucky composer; and an orchestra coming out of their habitual calm to wax fervid in demonstration. Never was a more heartfelt ovation. Ovation! Nay, it was a greater triumph, one such as acclaimed the successful soldiers in Rome." Leeds Mercury
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1886: An unauthorized Hungarian production of The Mikado is presented in Budapest on December 10th.
1887: Ruddygore is first produced at the Savoy Theatre on January 22nd. It runs for 288 performances.
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Historic Note: George Grossmith, who was playing Ruthven, played his role for a week before increasing pain made him take to his bed with what was described as a disordered liver or severe cold. Hundreds of letters and telegrams inundated his bedroom from the Prince of Wales down to the Savoyard in the street. Grossmith had such a following that a lot of people stayed away from the operetta until he returned. His understudy, H.A. Henri did well and earned the gift of a gold-mounted walking stick from Gilbert. In August Henri took his new stage name, Henry A. Lytton.
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1887: Ruddygore opens in New York, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, on February 21st.
1887: Famous D'Oyly Carte tenor, Derek Oldham is born in Lancashire on March 29th. He played the tenor leads for lengthy periods from 1919 to 1937. He died in 1968.
1887: The Golden Legend receives its first American performance by the Boston Oratorio Society on May 8th.
1887: Famous D'Oyly Carte contralto, Bertha Lewis, is born in London on May 12th. She joined the company in 1905 and remained with them almost continually until her sudden death in 1931.
1887: Sullivan's Ode for the occasion of laying the foundation stone of the Imperial Institute, with words by Lewis Morris, is performed at the said venue on July 4th.
1887: Princess Ida reaches Australia . The first performance takes place at the New Princess Theatre, Melbourne, on Saturday, July 16th. (read review)
1887: The first performance in Denmark of The Mikado. This was with a touring D'Oyly Carte company. They opened at the Kasino Theatre in Copenhagen on September 17th. The short season was followed by a Danish version which ran for over 100 performances
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Historic Note: German-born Emile Berliner, impressed by an exhibition of Edison's original phonograph ten years previously, pursues his own research. He patents a disc machine which he calls a 'gramophone' and a technique by which recordings can be made on flat zinc discs, instead of cylinders.
from 100 Years of EMI. A Gramophone publication.
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1887: H.M.S. Pinafore has its first revival. This is at the Savoy Theatre on November 12th. George Grossmith, Richard Barrington, Richard Temple and Jessie Bond recreate their original roles with J. G. Robertson as Ralph and Rosina Brandram as Buttercup.
1888: Famous bass-baritone, Darrell Fancourt, is born in London on March 8th. He performed with the D'Oyly Carte Company from 1920 until his death in 1953.
1888: The Pirates of Penzance has its first English revival. This is at the Savoy Theatre on March 17th. George Grossmith, Richard Temple and Rutland Barrington were in the original Opera Comique production. Others in the cast include J.G. Robertson as Frederic, Geraldine Ulmar as Mabel, Jessie Bond as Edith and Rosina Brandram as Ruth.
1888: Richard D'Oyly Carte marries Helen Cowper-Black, on April 12th. Sullivan is best man.
1888: There is a grand performance of The Golden Legend at the Albert Hall on May 8th. Queen Victoria is present. It was at this performance that the Queen says to Sullivan "You ought to write a grand opera - you would do it so well!"
1888: The Mikado has its first revival. This is at the Savoy Theatre on June 7th. The cast is much the same as the original production with the addition of J.G. Robertson as Nanki-Poo and Geraldine Ulmar as Yum-Yum.
1888: The Yeomen of the Guard is first performed at the Savoy on October 3rd. It runs for 423 performances.
1888: Harris Norris is born in New Zeland on November 23rd. He was conductor of the D'Oyle Carte Opera throughout the 1920s. He died in England in 1979.
1888: The Mikado opens at the Wilhelmstädtisches Theatre on December 6th. The translation was by Zell and Genée.
1888: Sullivan provides incidental music to Macbeth. This opened at the Lyceum Theatre on December 29th.
1889: In Australia, The Yeomen of the Guard opens at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne, on April 20th. (read review)
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Newspaper Review: "It is quite out of place to compare it to the other Gilbert-Sullivan operas, for Sir Arthur Sullivan has evidently set himself to create a new style, with probably a tendency to grand opera. And this tendency is more noticeable in the orchestration than in any other part of the music. Throughout the opera the instrumentation charms the ear into an almost total disregard of the efforts of the vocalists, and if it were possible to give the whole of the orchestral music of The Yeomen of the Guard as a kind of symphony without reference to performers or plot, the effort would be highly agreeable, for the real beauties of the work lie in the orchestration, which is at once tenderly melodious and yet vividly dramatic." Table Talk, Melbourne. April 26th
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1889: H.M.S. Pinafore has its second revival. This opens at the Savoy on June 6th. Richard Temple is the only survivor from the original production. Walter Passmore plays Sir Joseph, Henry Lytton is Corcoran, Ruth Vincent is Josephine and Rosina Brandram is Buttercup.
1889: Opening of Carte's Savoy Hotel on August 6th. Sullivan is one of the directors.
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Historic Note: The hotel took five years and vast expense to complete. When it opened it incorporated unheard of features, including full electric lighting and a startling number of baths: 67 in total. Richard D�Oyly Carte laid the foundations for The Savoy�s heritage:
British style and tradition coupled with innovation.
D'Oyly Carte ensured The Savoy�s continued success by luring celebrated hotelier Cesar Ritz from Paris to be Manager. Ritz was accompanied by Mâitre Chef Auguste Escoffier who created unique dishes for Sarah Bernhardt, Lily Langtry, Dame Nellie Melba and the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII. Ritz instituted the impeccable service, attention to detail and creativity which soon come to be hallmarks of the hotel.
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Writing The Gondoliers. Excerpts from Sullivan's diary
November 5th: G. called for me. Long music rehearsal at the Savoy. Wrote duet for Duke and Duchess.
November 6th: First stage rehearsal 11.30 to 4.30. Home to work. Framed 'Thy wintry frown', and 'O, bury bury', - Recit. 'Ruthless my heart', and 'Rising early'.
November 7th: Framed 'Small titles and orders', 'On the day when I was wedded', and end of 2nd Act finale.
November 8th: Rehearsal at 11.30 to 3...Home at 5.15. Rewrote 'Thy cold disdain', and 'O, bury, bury'. Wrote 'There lived a king', and 'Take a pair of sparkling eyes', and also completed no.1. (1st act.) Finished at 5am with 'Take a pair'.
November 9th: Began scoring. 23 pages.
November 10th: Began at 11.30 to score...Scored down to end of 'Buon giorno' - 18 pages. (2.30am)
November 11th: Scoring all day. Finished down to beginning of 'Thank you gay and gallant'. 36 pages. 4.30am
November 12th: Rehearsed all 2nd Act music at Savoy 12.15 to 4.30. Long consultations with Carte. Home at 6, dined 6.45. Scored down to end of no.1 (13 pages)
November 13th: Scoring all day. Rewrote and scored 'Thy wintry frown', and scored nos.2,3,4 and 5. (24 pages)
November 14th: Long music rehearsal 11.30 to 4. Rewrote and scored duet (no.6) and scored 7,8 and 9 (23 pages)
November 15th: Very seedy all day. Scored no.10. Dined at Savoy Hotel. Farewell dinner to Dicey (who had just resigned his editorship of the Observer).
November 16th: Scoring all day. No 11 and finale down to finale down to beginning of salterella ('For everyone who feels inclined'), 31 pages, 3am
November 17th: Scored salterella and recit. following. 16 pages. G. Lewis, Dresden, Martin, French, Mrs Huyshe, and no.7 (Fanny Ronalds) dined here.
November 18th: Scoring. Finished finale 1st act. 10.15pm (14 pages) Then 7 pages of no.1 (2nd act) 21 pages
November 19th: Rehearsed 2nd act (stage) 11.30 to 4.30...Home, slept 1½ hours. Finished no.1. Went up to T. Chappell's at 11pm.
November 20th: Scoring all day, nos 2,4 and 5 (4 pages). Framed no.3 (35 pages) Bed at 4. G. and Cellier came to talk about two quintets in second act. C (Clotilde) cloudy.
November 21st: Scoring all day. No.5 (Cachucha) and 6 (29 pages). Also the strings and references of (sic) end of finale. Storm (evidently Clotilde's!).
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1889: Gilbert's colaborator, Frederic Clay, dies at Great Marlow on November 24th
1889: The Gondoliers opens at the Savoy on December 7th. It runs for 554 performances.


Beavers: Ecological Engineers build small banks over rivers
Our Economic Engineers help people gamify philanthropy with tokenmoics
Bridging the gap between NGO & gamers
Problem
NGO - funding
- NGO lack funding. And people are usually reluctant to fund NGO.
- No streamlined validation if NGO has actually used the funding
Gaming
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The overall incentive to play a game withers out over time
Enter Eco Engineers
- You can mint Eco Engineers (Game characters) in the store
- NGOs can start a campaign by uploading some artworks
- Each art has an associated powerup
- The rules of the smart contract will prevent both Gamer & NGO from abusing the system
The Game
- The game follows a bounty based Question & Answer
- People answer the following for a question eg. "Will Solana value increase in next 2 days ?" - Bounty 2 Sols
- Direction of change - Yes / No
- By how much percentage ? eg. 2% increase / decrease
- Proof for the claim. eg. link of a article, old statistics
- After the time limit is done, based on the correctness of the prediction, the bounty to divided among the answerers
- On each correct answer, the NFT gets leveled up
- Thereby incentivising him to play more & buy more NFT from NGO


Swing's painting infrastructure changed quite extensively in Java SE 6. If you notice painting artifacts specific in Java SE 6 or later releases, you can try turning off the new functionality. This can be done with the property swing.bufferPerWindow
.
When you are debugging the Swing code which is executed while any menu is popped up, it is recommended to use the debugger remotely. Otherwise, the debugging process and the application execution block each other, and this prevents further work with the system. If that happens, the only action that can be taken is to kill the X server for Oracle Solaris and Linux. For more information, see this bug in the Bug Database.
The following are some common Swing problems:
Painting.
Renderers.
Updating models from wrong thread.
Hangs.
Responsiveness.
Repainting issues.
isOpaque
usage.
Startup: could be caused by small heap, loading unnecessary classes.
The following are some things to consider:
Buffer-per-window feature.
Native look-and-feel fidelity: Gnome vs Windows
Footprint of Swing applications.
JTable
, JTree
, and JList
all use renderers.
Make sure that custom renderers do as little as possible.
Update models only from event dispatch thread. Otherwise the display will not reflect the state of the model.
The following identify bad renderers:
Sluggish application, especially when scrolling.
Use an optimizer to watch painting calls, look for calls to getTableCellTRendererComponent
.


AppearanceCategory
public enum AppearanceCategory : String
Appearance Category
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None
Declaration
Swift
case none = "None"
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Generic category
Declaration
Swift
case generic = "Generic"
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Watch
Declaration
Swift
case watch = "Watch"
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Clock
Declaration
Swift
case clock = "Clock"
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Display
Declaration
Swift
case display = "Display"
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Remote Control
Declaration
Swift
case remoteControl = "Remote Control"
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Eye Glasses
Declaration
Swift
case eyeGlasses = "Eye Glasses"
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Tag
Declaration
Swift
case tag = "Tag"
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Keyring
Declaration
Swift
case keyring = "Keyring"
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Media Player
Declaration
Swift
case mediaPlayer = "Media Player"
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Barcode Scanner
Declaration
Swift
case barcodeScanner = "Barcode Scanner"
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Thermometer
Declaration
Swift
case thermometer = "Thermometer"
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Heart Rate Sensor
Declaration
Swift
case heartRate = "Heart Rate"
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Blood Pressure
Declaration
Swift
case bloodPressure = "Blood Pressure"
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HID
Declaration
Swift
case hid = "HID"
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Glucose Meter
Declaration
Swift
case glucoseMeter = "Glucose Meter"
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Running Walking Sensor
Declaration
Swift
case runningWalking = "Running Walking Sensor"
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Cycling
Declaration
Swift
case cycling = "Cycling"
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Control Device
Declaration
Swift
case control = "Control"
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Network Device
Declaration
Swift
case network = "Network"
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Sensor
Declaration
Swift
case sensor = "Sensor"
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Light Fixture
Declaration
Swift
case lightFixture = "Light Fixture"
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Fan
Declaration
Swift
case fan = "Fan"
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HVAC
Declaration
Swift
case hvac = "HVAC"
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Heater
Declaration
Swift
case heater = "Heater"
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Access
Declaration
Swift
case access = "Access"
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Motorized
Declaration
Swift
case motorized = "Motorized"
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Power
Declaration
Swift
case power = "Power"
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Light
Declaration
Swift
case light = "Light"
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Window Covering
Declaration
Swift
case windowCovering = "Window Covering"
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Audio Sink
Declaration
Swift
case audioSink = "Audio Sink"
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Audio Source
Declaration
Swift
case audioSource = "Audio Source"
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Motorized Vehicle
Declaration
Swift
case motorizedVehicle = "Motorized Vehicle"
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Domestic Appliance
Declaration
Swift
case domesticAppliance = "Domestic Appliance"
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Wearable Audio Device
Declaration
Swift
case wearableAudioDevice = "Wearable Audio Device"
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Aircraft
Declaration
Swift
case aircraft = "Aircraft"
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AV Equipment
Declaration
Swift
case avEquipment = "AV Equipment"
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Display Equipment
Declaration
Swift
case displayEquipment = "Display Equipment"
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Hearing aid
Declaration
Swift
case hearingAid = "Hearing aid"
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Gaming
Declaration
Swift
case gaming = "Gaming"
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Signage
Declaration
Swift
case signage = "Signage"
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Pulse Oximeter
Declaration
Swift
case pulseOximeter = "Pulse Oximeter"
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Weight Scale
Declaration
Swift
case weightScale = "Weight Scale"
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Personal Mobility
Declaration
Swift
case personalMobility = "Personal Mobility"
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Continuous Glucose Monitor
Declaration
Swift
case continuousGlucose = "Continuous Glucose"
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Insulin Pump
Declaration
Swift
case insulinPump = "Insulin Pump"
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Medication Delivery
Declaration
Swift
case medicationDelivery = "Medication Delivery"
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Outdoor Sports Activity
Declaration
Swift
case outdoorSportsActivity = "Outdoor Sports Activity"
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String Value for the Enum
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }


Introduction
In this test, we will show you a tree visualization
and you will answer questions about this data.
There is a time countdown for each question, and we will hide the visualization once the time is up.
You will have to provide an answer for each question before continuing.

Try and answer correctly as fast as possible.
How to interpret the tree visualization for the tasks
Please take some time to review the following information on how to interpret tree visualization.
You will perform the task with either a radial tree or a horizontal tree as shown in the image below
A tree has a parent-child hierarchy, with the root being the highest
on the hierarchy, and the leaves being the lowest on the hierarchy
Tasks you will be performing for this study
Task1: You will determine how many levels deep is a highlighted node.
Task2: You will determine if a highlighted node is deeper than another node
Task3: You will determine which of two branches has a larger number of nodes.
You can see example task instances with answers for the tasks below.
Sample Question instances and answers for Task1
Note: All nodes selected as part of each question are highlighted red.
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How many levels deep is the highlighted node?
Answer: 2
Sample Question instances and answers for Task2
- Is the highlighted node deeper than another node.
Answer: No


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35 mg |
insufflated |
5-MeO-DiPT |
(powder / crystals) |
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1 hit |
smoked |
Cannabis |
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I was looking forward to this experience, I'd had foxy twice before (in smaller doses) and enjoyed it a lot. I was with a group of 7 friends on a holiday, living at a beach house, the town we were in was virtually deserted and had a very relaxed environment. At 8am we were woken up and had a small amount of breakfast than a couple of large lines each.
The initial pain is not too bad, the drip of foxy down your throat for the next 15-20 minutes is disgusting, nothing can remove that taste. We all tried to eat marshmellows to disguise the taste, it doesnt work. The best thing we can do is to drink water and lie down until it passes.
The previous day we'd had about 4 gms of mushrooms, I dont think any of our brains had recovered fully from this trip. After about 25 minutes of lying about moaning, we joked about how the foxy was probably poison because the bad feeling wasn't wearing off. I took a shower, then made myself vomit because I was feeling pretty bad. It made me feel a lot better and soon after I began to get visuals.
I went inside, since darker places are much better places for visuals for me. The flowers on the seat cover grew and shrunk and looked like they were blowing in the wind. I found some record covers that kept myself entertained and called my friends inside. A forest fire on one cover could be made into burning skulls. A picturesque landscape became so 3-D every aspect of it seemed alive. This was a good trip so far, I wanted it to get better. We had about half an ounce of good weed sitting outside for whenever anyone felt like it. I took a hit, and a minute after recommended it to my friend.
About 10 minutes later things started to take a turn for the worse. I started to hear a buzzing sort of sound in my ears, a little like radio static when you haven't go the right station. I'd heard this sound once before, just before I convulsed when I was in Amsterdam (off to many mushrooms and weed). This freaked me out, I kept telling myself to stay with it, dont get locked into my thoughts or I would definitely start looping in my head and it would spiral out of control.
I kept trying to stay with reality but I couldn't, my paranoia was getting worse, everyone turned away as soon as I looked at them, they had a grin on their face as though they were laughing at me. Then the looping started. It is like when you get deja vu, except you maintain that feeling for an hour or so. I wasn't sure if everything I was seeing was from a dream I'd had recently or if I'd really been to this place before. Elvis was playing on the record player on loop (this didn't help either), and most my friends were just lying around not doing much or saying much. Occaisonally a series of conversations would break out, they didnt seem to have a start or end and then it would all abruptly stop. I kept pacing now and then trying to keep it together.
Then after thinking for what felt like an eternity, I had it. I had worked out the meaning of life. This was a very, very bad thing. All these people around me had been put here to try and direct or hinder me from this meaning, they were not real. God told me (this is who my brain told me was the other voice in my head) that once you work out the meaning, there is no point living because that is what the point of living was in the first place. I disputed it heavily with myself -
How could so much be going on around me in the world and it had no relevance, what a waste! I went to talk to one of my best friends (I was unsure whether he was really my friend at this point). I told him I was having dejavu continually and he laughed and said he had the same. This made me even more paranoid. I then thought, if I tell anyone about what I have discovered they will just call me paranoid.  I went inside, there was still foxy on the table, the elvis song teddybear was up to the point 'It's now or never' - I thought it was telling me it's now or never to go the full-distance take all the rest of the foxy. I didn't want my life to end here, I walked/ran from the house to the beach.
One of my sober friends found me down there about 40 minutes later. I had been rolling with my shirt off around in the seaweed talking to myself and was running around in the shallow water. He took me home and things calmed down a little. There is so much more to tell but it would only make sense to me. It took me a few days to start believing in reality again.
I believe the smoking triggered the paranoia, it has done similar things to me before on a comedown from E. I personally will never smoke after E or during foxy again.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Author: Thomas L. Griffiths, Mark Steyvers, David M. Blei, Joshua B. Tenenbaum
Abstract: Statistical approaches to language learning typically focus on either short-range syntactic dependencies or long-range semantic dependencies between words. We present a generative model that uses both kinds of dependencies, and can be used to simultaneously ﬁnd syntactic classes and semantic topics despite having no representation of syntax or semantics beyond statistical dependency. This model is competitive on tasks like part-of-speech tagging and document classiﬁcation with models that exclusively use short- and long-range dependencies respectively. 1
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