Research Methods for Global Studies
Class 14: Active Tracking; Presenting Research
John Palmer
Active Tracking
Mobile Phones
Packed with sensors
Relatively Cheap
Programmable
Incorporated into daily life
The Mobile Phone as a Research Tool
Human mobility and spatial distribution
Influence
of
society and environment
Influence
on
society and environment
Human Mobility Project and Space Mapper
Recruiting Participants
Human Mobility Project Participants
270 people in 13 countries
Space Mapper Participants
900 people in 80 countries
Analysis and Results
Particant A
Particant A with jittering on Weekdays
Particant A with jittering on Weekends
Particant B
Particant B with jittering on Weekdays
Particant B with jittering on Weekends
Presenting Research
Slides: Tools
Powerpoint / Impress / Keynote
Latex (Beamer)
HTML
Prezi
by hand
Slides: Core Considerations
Slides should aid talk, not other way around
Slides should not distract
Slides should not be the default
Slides: Technical Considerations
Use clear, sans serif font
Keep them simple
Less is better
Make things big enough to read
Oral Presentations: Preparation
Start with messy ideas
Distill into outline
Write out some or all of speech - especially key phrasing
Distill speech to short outline/reminders
Practice
Assignments
Read
: Friggeri et al. (2014).
Quiz
: Tomorrow as usual.
Writing
: Due tomorrow.
Workshop
: Both groups together tomorrow in room 20.027


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Are you getting Google Stadia at launch? [Poll]
by Ben SchoonGoogle Stadia is finally launching on November 19, and early buyers will be getting hardware over the course of a couple of weeks. Are you ready to stream games when the service launches?
Stadia’s launch date was just confirmed in October alongside the Pixel 4 launch, but the Founder’s Edition kit has been available for pre-order for a few months now.
 Once that kit sold out around the globe, Google started offering the Premiere Edition that also granted early access to the service, but with the inclusion of a standard white controller instead of the limited blue one. Both kits cost $129.
Importantly, to get in on Google Stadia at launch, you’ll need one of those kits. That’s the only way to get a Stadia name and code right off the bat. Personally, I jumped in on a Stadia Founder’s Edition kit as soon as it was available in June.
For many, Google Stadia is something they’ll want to wait to buy for a couple of reasons. For one thing, the service doesn’t work everywhere yet. You’ll be able to play on a Chromecast Ultra, Chrome browser, or Pixel smartphone at launch. However, you won’t be able to use any Android tablets, iOS devices, or even an Android TV box, either.
Another reason that some people may want to wait on getting into Google Stadia is the library of games. At launch, we’re only expecting around 30 games to be available unless Google has kept some surprise titles hidden until the last minute. In just a few months, though, there will be quite a few more titles available.
Did you pre-order Google Stadia?
More on Google Stadia:
- Google Stadia officially launching November 19
- Stadia app reveals data usage, player limits, demos, more [APK Insight]
- Google clarifies when Stadia Founder’s and Premiere Edition ships
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WITNESS LIST Appropriations-S/C on General Government Committee June 7, 2000-8:00A Salary Administration On: Atkins, Billy (Lottery Commission) Beck, Jim (Office of Secretary of State) Bennett, Ridgley (Lottery Commission) Cedillo, Ruth (Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Cloud, Linda (Lottery Commission) Cobb, Roxanna (Dept. of Economic Development) Eubank, Jeffrey (Office of Secretary of State) Garvin, John (Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Hamilton, Billy (Office of the Comptroller) Hawkins, John (Sunset Commission) Henry, Patsy (Lottery Commission) Hobbs, Darrell (Governor's Office) Jones, Jennifer (Sunset Commission) Jones, Thomas (Governor's Office) Kitchens, Ronald (Railroad Commission) Langdale, Mark (Dept. of Economic Development) Marks, Betty (Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Martin, Daniel (Dept. of Economic Development) McGeehan, Ann (Office of Secretary of State) McKay, Ginny (Sunset Commission) Meadows, Vickers (Governor's Office) Melvin, Catherine (Governor's Office) Moseley, Jeff (Dept. of Economic Development) Pally, Bill (Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Pederson, Craig (Water Development Board) Procter, Dan (Office of Secretary of State) Pyka, Kathy (Railroad Commission) Rosenquest, Gary (Dept. of Economic Development) Soward, Larry (General Land Office) Stiner, Daisy (Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Teel, David (Dept. of Economic Development) Williams, Michael (Railroad Commission)


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<http://16cards.com/person/Brandon_Smith>We're talking about a distributed relational system. How can we assert authority?


Problem Statement
Data Warehouse queries normally address many columns. The key challenges in optimizing query performance in such a scenario include
- Data that is physically clustered along one dimension
- Space is filled up on data pages over time, clustering is not guaranteed. An insert operation will attempt to add a record to a page nearby to those having the same or similar clustering key values, but if no space can be found in the ideal location, it will be inserted elsewhere in the table. Therefore, periodic table reorganizations may be necessary to re-cluster the table and to setup pages with additional free space to accommodate future clustered insert requests
- Record-based indexes contain a pointer for every single record in the table, they can be very large in size
What is Multi-Dimensional Clustering ?
Multi-Dimensional Clustering (MDC) is a unique feature of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows (DB2 LUW) that allows physically clustering the data in a table along multiple dimensions. MDC can significantly improve query performance.
Operation
This tutorial demonstrates clustering of data on multiple dimensions and highlights the best practices to do
the same. The need for creating MDCs and their advantages are analysed. A graph comparing the query execution
time against the tables with and without MDC is generated and the steps to create an explain snapshot displaying
the use of the MDC block indexes during query processing are indicated.
Benefits of Multi-Dimensional Clustering
- MDC enables a table to be physically clustered on more than one key, or dimension, simultaneously. With MDC, the benefits of single-dimensional clustering are therefore extended to multiple dimensions. Query performance is improved as the queries access only those pages having records with the correct dimension values, the qualifying pages being grouped into blocks, or extents.
- Block Indexes are drastically smaller than regular record-based indexes, so take up much less disk space and are faster to scan, contributing to increased query performance
- MDC table is able to maintain and guarantee its clustering over all dimensions automatically and continuously. This eliminates the need to reorganize MDC tables.
- MDC allows the ability to co-exist with existing database features such as row based indexes, table constraints, materialized views, etc.


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This is a new approach to build a data set for American Sign Language.
We have created a prototype game app that collects three main linguistic aspects of the language: facial expressions, gestures, and signs. ASL is a highly nuanced language and it is our intention to capture as many aspects of the language that we can.
Our hope is that with our successes in data collection, others can continue to contribute to our database or use our data set for future apps or future projects for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people.
In this initial stage, our focus is on ASL; other sign languages such as British, Australian, Korean, and Spanish will be added in the future. Our target audience would be ASL speakers, interpreters, and advanced ASL students.
We will be moving into other sign languages very soon
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Bursa Malaysia to launch new organisational structure
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 21 — Bursa Malaysia Bhd has announced its plan for an organisational restructure, effective January 1, 2020.
In a statement today, it said the new structure will flatten the organisation and future proof the exchange in light of the fast-evolving and challenging operational and regulatory landscape.
“It is incumbent on the exchange to make these changes to better serve their customers and stakeholders, fulfilling their vision of becoming Asean’s leading responsible and globally connected marketplace,” said chief executive officer Datuk Muhamad Umar Swift. — Bernama


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ViennaCL - The Vienna Computing Library
1.5.2
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Base class for an operation profile. More...
#include <profile_base.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::list< std::pair < scheduler::statement, scheduler::statement_node > > | statements_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| profile_base (unsigned int vectorization, vcl_size_t local_size_1, vcl_size_t local_size_2, vcl_size_t num_kernels) | |
| The constructor. | |
| virtual | ~profile_base () |
| The destructor. | |
| virtual void | configure_range_enqueue_arguments (vcl_size_t kernel_id, statements_type const &statements, viennacl::ocl::kernel &k, unsigned int &n_arg) const =0 |
| Configures the range and enqueues the arguments associated with the profile. | |
| virtual void | kernel_arguments (statements_type const &statements, std::string &arguments_string) const =0 |
| unsigned int | vector_size () const |
| Get the vector size of the kernel. | |
| virtual std::string | csv_representation () const =0 |
| csv representation of an operation | |
| bool | is_slow (viennacl::ocl::device const &dev) const |
| returns whether or not the profile is likely to be slow on a particular device | |
| bool | is_invalid (viennacl::ocl::device const &dev, vcl_size_t scalartype_size) const |
| returns whether or not the profile leads to undefined behavior on particular device | |
| vcl_size_t | num_kernels () const |
| Returns the number of kernels needed by this operation. | |
| virtual void | operator() (utils::kernel_generation_stream &stream, vcl_size_t device_offset, statements_type const &statements) const |
| Generates the code associated with this profile onto the provided stream Redirects to the virtual core() method. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual bool | invalid_impl (viennacl::ocl::device const &, vcl_size_t) const |
| virtual bool | is_slow_impl (viennacl::ocl::device const &) const |
| virtual vcl_size_t | lmem_used (vcl_size_t) const |
| void | configure_local_sizes (viennacl::ocl::kernel &k, vcl_size_t) const |
| virtual void | print (std::ostream &s) const |
| virtual void | core (vcl_size_t kernel_id, utils::kernel_generation_stream &stream, statements_type const &statements, std::vector< detail::mapping_type > const &mapping) const =0 |
| Generates the body of the associated kernel function. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned int | vector_size_ |
| vcl_size_t | local_size_1_ |
| vcl_size_t | local_size_2_ |
| vcl_size_t | num_kernels_ |
Friends | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &, profile_base const &) |
Base class for an operation profile.
| typedef std::list< std::pair<scheduler::statement, scheduler::statement_node> > statements_type |
| profile_base | ( | unsigned int | vectorization, |
| vcl_size_t | local_size_1, | ||
| vcl_size_t | local_size_2, | ||
| vcl_size_t | num_kernels | ||
| ) | [inline] |
The constructor.
| virtual ~profile_base | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
The destructor.
| void configure_local_sizes | ( | viennacl::ocl::kernel & | k, |
| vcl_size_t | |||
| ) | const [inline, protected] |
| virtual void configure_range_enqueue_arguments | ( | vcl_size_t | kernel_id, |
| statements_type const & | statements, | ||
| viennacl::ocl::kernel & | k, | ||
| unsigned int & | n_arg | ||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Configures the range and enqueues the arguments associated with the profile.
Implemented in scalar_reduction, matrix_saxpy, matrix_product, vector_reduction, and vector_saxpy.
| virtual void core | ( | vcl_size_t | kernel_id, |
| utils::kernel_generation_stream & | stream, | ||
| statements_type const & | statements, | ||
| std::vector< detail::mapping_type > const & | mapping | ||
| ) | const [protected, pure virtual] |
Generates the body of the associated kernel function.
| kernel_id | If this profile requires multiple kernel, the index for which the core should be generated |
| stream | The output stream the kernel is written to |
| statements | the statements for which the code should be generated |
| mapping | the mapping of the statement_nodes to the mapped_objects |
| virtual std::string csv_representation | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
csv representation of an operation
Useful when writing to a file
Implemented in scalar_reduction, matrix_saxpy, matrix_product, vector_reduction, and vector_saxpy.
| virtual bool invalid_impl | ( | viennacl::ocl::device const & | , |
| vcl_size_t | |||
| ) | const [inline, protected, virtual] |
| bool is_invalid | ( | viennacl::ocl::device const & | dev, |
| vcl_size_t | scalartype_size | ||
| ) | const [inline] |
returns whether or not the profile leads to undefined behavior on particular device
| dev | the given device |
| scalartype_size | Local memory required to execute the kernel |
| bool is_slow | ( | viennacl::ocl::device const & | dev | ) | const [inline] |
returns whether or not the profile is likely to be slow on a particular device
| dev | the given device |
| virtual bool is_slow_impl | ( | viennacl::ocl::device const & | ) | const [inline, protected, virtual] |
| virtual void kernel_arguments | ( | statements_type const & | statements, |
| std::string & | arguments_string | ||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implemented in scalar_reduction, matrix_product, matrix_saxpy, vector_reduction, and vector_saxpy.
| virtual vcl_size_t lmem_used | ( | vcl_size_t | ) | const [inline, protected, virtual] |
Reimplemented in scalar_reduction.
| vcl_size_t num_kernels | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the number of kernels needed by this operation.
| virtual void operator() | ( | utils::kernel_generation_stream & | stream, |
| vcl_size_t | device_offset, | ||
| statements_type const & | statements | ||
| ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Generates the code associated with this profile onto the provided stream Redirects to the virtual core() method.
| stream | Stream onto which the code should be generated |
| device_offset | the index of the device in the context (used for the kernel name) |
| statements | the statements associated with this profile |
Get Prototype, initialize mapping
| virtual void print | ( | std::ostream & | s | ) | const [inline, protected, virtual] |
| unsigned int vector_size | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Get the vector size of the kernel.
| std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | os, |
| profile_base const & | profile | ||
| ) | [friend] |
vcl_size_t local_size_1_ [protected] |
vcl_size_t local_size_2_ [protected] |
vcl_size_t num_kernels_ [protected] |
unsigned int vector_size_ [protected] |


/**
* The list of peer connection states.
* - Check out the [w3 specification documentation](http://dev.w3.org/2011/
* webrtc/editor/webrtc.html#rtcpeerstate-enum).
* - This is the RTCSignalingState of the peer.
* - The states that would occur are:
* @attribute PEER_CONNECTION_STATE
* @type JSON
* @param {String} STABLE There is no offer/answer exchange in progress.
* This is also the initial state in which case the local and remote
* descriptions are empty.
* @param {String} HAVE_LOCAL_OFFER A local description, of type "offer",
* has been successfully applied.
* @param {String} HAVE_REMOTE_OFFER A remote description, of type "offer",
* has been successfully applied.
* @param {String} HAVE_LOCAL_PRANSWER A remote description of type "offer"
* has been successfully applied and a local description of type "pranswer"
* has been successfully applied.
* @param {String} HAVE_REMOTE_PRANSWER A local description of type "offer"
* has been successfully applied and a remote description of type
* "pranswer" has been successfully applied.
* @param {String} CLOSED The connection is closed.
* @readOnly
* @for Skylink
* @since 0.5.0
*/
Skylink.prototype.PEER_CONNECTION_STATE = {
STABLE: 'stable',
HAVE_LOCAL_OFFER: 'have-local-offer',
HAVE_REMOTE_OFFER: 'have-remote-offer',
HAVE_LOCAL_PRANSWER: 'have-local-pranswer',
HAVE_REMOTE_PRANSWER: 'have-remote-pranswer',
CLOSED: 'closed'
};
/**
* Internal array of peer connections.
* @attribute _peerConnections
* @type Object
* @required
* @private
* @for Skylink
* @since 0.1.0
*/
Skylink.prototype._peerConnections = [];
/**
* We have a peer, this creates a peerconnection object to handle the call.
* if we are the initiator, we then starts the O/A handshake.
* @method _addPeer
* @param {String} targetMid PeerId of the peer we should connect to.
* @param {JSON} peerBrowser The peer browser information.
* @param {String} peerBrowser.agent The peer browser agent.
* @param {Integer} peerBrowser.version The peer browser version.
* @param {Boolean} [toOffer=false] Whether we should start the O/A or wait.
* @param {Boolean} [restartConn=false] Whether connection is restarted.
* @param {Boolean} [receiveOnly=false] Should they only receive?
* @private
* @for Skylink
* @since 0.5.4
*/
Skylink.prototype._addPeer = function(targetMid, peerBrowser, toOffer, restartConn, receiveOnly) {
var self = this;
if (self._peerConnections[targetMid] && !restartConn) {
log.error([targetMid, null, null, 'Connection to peer has already been made']);
return;
}
log.log([targetMid, null, null, 'Starting the connection to peer. Options provided:'], {
peerBrowser: peerBrowser,
toOffer: toOffer,
receiveOnly: receiveOnly,
enableDataChannel: self._enableDataChannel
});
if (!restartConn) {
self._peerConnections[targetMid] = self._createPeerConnection(targetMid);
}
self._peerConnections[targetMid].receiveOnly = !!receiveOnly;
if (!receiveOnly) {
self._addLocalMediaStreams(targetMid);
}
// I'm the callee I need to make an offer
if (toOffer) {
if (self._enableDataChannel) {
self._dataChannels[targetMid] = self._createDataChannel(targetMid);
}
self._doOffer(targetMid, peerBrowser);
}
};
/**
* Restarts a peer connection by sending a RESTART message to signaling server.
* @method _restartPeerConnection
* @param {String} peerId PeerId of the peer to restart connection with.
* @param {Boolean} isSelfInitiateRestart If it's self who initiated the restart.
* @private
* @since 0.5.5
*/
Skylink.prototype._restartPeerConnection = function (peerId, isSelfInitiateRestart) {
var self = this;
if (!self._peerConnections[peerId]) {
log.error([peerId, null, null, 'Peer does not have an existing ' +
'connection. Unable to restart']);
return;
}
log.log([peerId, null, null, 'Restarting a peer connection']);
// get the value of receiveOnly
var receiveOnly = !!self._peerConnections[peerId].receiveOnly;
// close the peer connection and remove the reference
self._peerConnections[peerId].close();
// if it's a initated restart, wait for the ice connection to close first and datachannel
// to be closed then
if (isSelfInitiateRestart) {
self._condition('iceConnectionState', function () {
self._checkDataChannelReadyState(self._dataChannels[peerId], function () {
// delete the reference in the peerConnections array and dataChannels array
delete self._peerConnections[peerId];
self._closeDataChannel(peerId);
// start the reference of peer connection
// wait for peer connection ice connection to be closed and datachannel state too
self._peerConnections[peerId] = self._createPeerConnection(peerId);
self._peerConnections[peerId].receiveOnly = receiveOnly;
// NOTE: we might do checks if peer has been removed successfully
// NOTE: Bad solution.. but still it works
setTimeout(function () {
if (!receiveOnly) {
self._addLocalMediaStreams(peerId);
}
self._sendChannelMessage({
type: self._SIG_MESSAGE_TYPE.RESTART,
mid: self._user.sid,
rid: self._room.id,
agent: window.webrtcDetectedBrowser,
version: window.webrtcDetectedVersion,
userInfo: self.getPeerInfo(),
target: peerId,
});
// trigger event
self._trigger('peerRestart', peerId, self._peerInformations[peerId] || {}, true);
}, 1000);
}, self.DATA_CHANNEL_STATE.CLOSED);
}, function () {
return self._peerConnections[peerId].iceConnectionState ===
self.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE.CLOSED &&
self._peerConnections[peerId].signalingState ===
self.PEER_CONNECTION_STATE.CLOSED;
}, function (state) {
return state === self.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE.CLOSED;
});
} else {
// delete the reference in the peerConnections array and dataChannels array
delete self._peerConnections[peerId];
self._closeDataChannel(peerId);
// start the reference of peer connection
// wait for peer connection ice connection to be closed and datachannel state too
self._peerConnections[peerId] = self._createPeerConnection(peerId);
self._peerConnections[peerId].receiveOnly = receiveOnly;
// trigger event
self._trigger('peerRestart', peerId, self._peerInformations[peerId] || {}, false);
}
};
/**
* Actually clean the peerconnection and trigger an event.
* Can be called by {{#crossLink "Skylink/_byeHandler:method"}}_byeHandler{{/crossLink}}
* and {{#crossLink "Skylink/leaveRoom:method"}}leaveRoom{{/crossLink}}.
* @method _removePeer
* @param {String} peerId PeerId of the peer that has left.
* @trigger peerLeft
* @private
* @for Skylink
* @since 0.5.5
*/
Skylink.prototype._removePeer = function(peerId) {
if (peerId !== 'MCU') {
this._trigger('peerLeft', peerId, this._peerInformations[peerId], false);
} else {
this._hasMCU = false;
log.log([peerId, null, null, 'MCU has stopped listening and left']);
}
if (this._peerConnections[peerId]) {
this._peerConnections[peerId].close();
delete this._peerConnections[peerId];
}
if (this._peerHSPriorities[peerId]) {
delete this._peerHSPriorities[peerId];
}
if (this._peerInformations[peerId]) {
delete this._peerInformations[peerId];
}
if (this._peerConnectionHealth[peerId]) {
delete this._peerConnectionHealth[peerId];
}
// close datachannel connection
if (this._enableDataChannel) {
this._closeDataChannel();
}
log.log([peerId, null, null, 'Successfully removed peer']);
};
/**
* Creates a peerconnection to communicate with the peer whose ID is 'targetMid'.
* All the peerconnection callbacks are set up here. This is a quite central piece.
* @method _createPeerConnection
* @param {String} targetMid
* @return {Object} The created peer connection object.
* @private
* @for Skylink
* @since 0.5.1
*/
Skylink.prototype._createPeerConnection = function(targetMid) {
var pc, self = this;
try {
pc = new window.RTCPeerConnection(
self._room.connection.peerConfig,
self._room.connection.peerConstraints);
log.info([targetMid, null, null, 'Created peer connection']);
log.debug([targetMid, null, null, 'Peer connection config:'],
self._room.connection.peerConfig);
log.debug([targetMid, null, null, 'Peer connection constraints:'],
self._room.connection.peerConstraints);
} catch (error) {
log.error([targetMid, null, null, 'Failed creating peer connection:'], error);
return null;
}
// attributes (added on by Temasys)
pc.setOffer = '';
pc.setAnswer = '';
// callbacks
// standard not implemented: onnegotiationneeded,
pc.ondatachannel = function(event) {
var dc = event.channel || event;
log.debug([targetMid, 'RTCDataChannel', dc.label, 'Received datachannel ->'], dc);
if (self._enableDataChannel) {
self._dataChannels[targetMid] = self._createDataChannel(targetMid, dc);
} else {
log.warn([targetMid, 'RTCDataChannel', dc.label, 'Not adding datachannel']);
}
};
pc.onaddstream = function(event) {
self._onRemoteStreamAdded(targetMid, event);
};
pc.onicecandidate = function(event) {
log.debug([targetMid, 'RTCIceCandidate', null, 'Ice candidate generated ->'],
event.candidate);
self._onIceCandidate(targetMid, event);
};
pc.oniceconnectionstatechange = function(evt) {
checkIceConnectionState(targetMid, pc.iceConnectionState,
function(iceConnectionState) {
log.debug([targetMid, 'RTCIceConnectionState', null,
'Ice connection state changed ->'], iceConnectionState);
self._trigger('iceConnectionState', iceConnectionState, targetMid);
// clear all peer connection health check
// peer connection is stable. now if there is a waiting check on it
if (iceConnectionState === self.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE.COMPLETED) {
log.debug([targetMid, 'PeerConnectionHealth', null,
'Peer connection with user is stable']);
self._peerConnectionHealth[targetMid] = true;
self._stopPeerConnectionHealthCheck(targetMid);
}
/**** SJS-53: Revert of commit ******
// resend if failed
if (iceConnectionState === self.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE.FAILED) {
log.debug([targetMid, 'RTCIceConnectionState', null,
'Ice connection state failed. Re-negotiating connection']);
self._removePeer(targetMid);
self._sendChannelMessage({
type: self._SIG_MESSAGE_TYPE.WELCOME,
mid: self._user.sid,
rid: self._room.id,
agent: window.webrtcDetectedBrowser,
version: window.webrtcDetectedVersion,
userInfo: self.getPeerInfo(),
target: targetMid,
restartNego: true,
hsPriority: -1
});
} *****/
});
};
// pc.onremovestream = function () {
// self._onRemoteStreamRemoved(targetMid);
// };
pc.onsignalingstatechange = function() {
log.debug([targetMid, 'RTCSignalingState', null,
'Peer connection state changed ->'], pc.signalingState);
self._trigger('peerConnectionState', pc.signalingState, targetMid);
};
pc.onicegatheringstatechange = function() {
log.log([targetMid, 'RTCIceGatheringState', null,
'Ice gathering state changed ->'], pc.iceGatheringState);
self._trigger('candidateGenerationState', pc.iceGatheringState, targetMid);
};
return pc;
};
/**
* If a connection exist with the specified peer connection it closes it and
* restart a fresh peer connection.
* - Please be noted that a peer connection will be refreshed automatically if
* user fails to establish a stable connection with peer initially.
* @method refreshConnection
* @param {String} [peerId] The Id of the peer whose connection you wish to refresh.
* @triggers peerRestart
* @example
* SkylinkDemo.on('iceConnectionState', function (state, peerId)) {
* if (iceConnectionState === SkylinkDemo.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE.FAILED) {
* // Do a refresh
* SkylinkDemo.refreshConnection(peerId);
* }
* });
* @since 0.5.5
*/
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This is a post for random notes, since I never know where to put them, and always have trouble finding them later...
Also, I'm sick of running a personal wiki. So everything worth it's own blog post or cheatsheet will become one if I find the time. Everything else will end up here.
There is no structure here yet, so it's more of a "I found out how it works and dumped it here" kinda thing until I have the motivation to clean it up.
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Run [Ctrl]+[F2] and type "Custom Shortcuts".
Then right click in the free space on the left side under the folder tree and click "New Group". Right click on the your new Spotify group and go to "New -> Global Shortcut -> Command / URL" and name that shortcut "Play / Pause".
In the Command/URL field under the Action tab, you enter the following command:
dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.PlayPause
That's pretty much it. Now do the same for all your keys. The commands are
dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.Previous
dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.Next
dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.Stop
Last but not least, you need to assign keys to your shortcuts. You can do this under the Trigger tab.
Don't forget to enable your new shortcuts and the spotify group.
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VMware ESX zlib.dll missingHi,
I thought it would be good to keep this info archived in the group for
further reference on ESXi, see below.
Kudos to Eric for figuring this out.
Regards,
Daniel
-------- Original Message --------
This seems to be a common issue with importing OVA files onto ESXi from
a Windows 7 computer VMware console with the following setup:
ESXi v5.0
Windows 7 Pro x64
OVA on local C: drive
vShpere Client installed from VMware-viclient-all-5.0.0-455964.exe
The error in question is simply the VMWare console trying to uncompress
the OVA file using a libray file that is simply not in the correct
directory. Moving this file to a location that is in the systems PATH
will resolve this issue.
Copy /C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\VMware\USB\*zlib1.dll*/* *
to
/C:\Windows /(Win 7 Pro).
This resolved the issue for me and the OVA file was easily imported into
ESXi
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The Akan is a unique group of people found in Ghana and Ivory Coast. Historically, the Ghanaian population migrated to the Ivory Coast and became the most populous group of people in the country. The Akan language is known as Fante or Twi; it is a group of dialects within the Niger-Congo family of languages. The dialects of the Akan language include the Akuapem, Akwamu, Akyem, Bono, Agona, Wassa, Fante, Kwahu, and Asante. Some prominent people from the Akan community include Kofi Annan, John Atta Mills, and Kwame Nkrumah.
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
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| Monday | Adwoa | Kwadwo |
| Tuesday | Abenaa | Kabena |
| Wednesday | Akua | Kwaku |
| Thursday | Yaa | Yaw |
| Friday | Afua | Kofi |
| Saturday | Ama | Kwame |
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3.5 mg |
oral |
4-HO-DiPT |
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Here's a brief description of the effects of a low dose of 4-HO-DiPT in myself. I hope it will be as interesting for you to read it as it was for me to experience it. I'm in my early thirties, don't use any medication, and have some experience with other substances, but none in the last several days, except for my regular (a few cups per day) coffee habit.
My mindset was relaxed, interested in a bit of gentle experimentation, and possibly planning to go into town later.
At home, on a saturday evening, 15 minutes after a sandwich dinner I took 3.5 mg of 4-HO-DiPT powder oral with water. The powder was black powder, as it had been kept unrefrigerated for a fair amount of time. The stuff tastes bitter with a tryptaminy taste. What is it about these substances? The more interesting the effect, the nastier the taste? Bleechh.
Some 10 minutes later I feel a bit of belly-butterflies, and wonder if that's just anticipation, or a first alert? Naah. As I had already started typing the notes for this report at the time, I noticed some trouble with my spelling, some 15 minutes after the dose. I briefly wonder if this is or is not an effect. As I didn't feel anything else yet by 30 minutes, it probably wasn't.
40 minutes after ingestion I start to feel some neck & shoulder tension, a bit of dizzyness, and the aforementioned butterflies. 5 minutes later the effect is quite clearly there. The music I'm playing suddenly sounds a lot better, I feel all happy & euphoric, and there's still the muscle tension. Nausea, CEV, OEV, and even the breathing & swirling of surfaces I've often seen is quite distinctly absent. Only the decoration cloth behind my computer seems to breathe a bit. (That particular effect is strongly associated with my computer being turned on, and much less so with me being turned on.)
At T+50min I go to a bar that's within crawling distance of my house. I come there fairly regularly, and expect to meet some of the regular interesting people there. I ended up talking to some of them that I hadn't really talked to before. One of them told me he could not distinguish between memories of dreams and memories of reality. This was very interesting to me philosophically, as I had recently been thinking about the whole subject of identity and memory.
In general I felt slightly more aware, confident, and calm than normal. While I was writing up these experinces later in the evening (at T + 03h15), I considered that this may be a combination of reduced inhibition and enhanced self-acceptance. Of course all my thoughts seemed more true, relevant, and insightful now than they normally are :-) The question was whether that's my perception of my thoughts, or my actual thoughts. In retrospect, I think it's a little bit of both.
At T+03h00 I left the bar, I was just done with being there. Normally I probably would've stayed for another hour or so, until the place closes. After I left, I had a brief look around town for some cannabis, but no place was open that sold any. (Yes, I live in Holland, and yes, 'coffee shops' do close before other bars in this particular town.)
When I get back home, 10 minutes later, I feel like having some yoghurt (appetite still quite ok). The strawberry yoghurt tasted incredibly good. Interestingly the next morning the cup of strawberry yoghurt is still sealed, and the cup of peach yoghurt is open. (It really did taste good!) On the way up, I took some time to sit in a chair in my living room and just sit for a while, instead of going straight to my bedroom. This is not something I'd normally do, normally I'd just consider it for a second, and then go straight up.
This substance does seem to reduce inhibitions a bit, not sure whether this is through enhanced energy/motivation, or reduced inhibition. I think it's enhanced motivation.
Still no visuals at all, music is nice, slightly enhanced. Still very much awake, bit of butterflies still. The effect did start sloping off after about an hour in the bar, so around T+02:00. I still don't notice any OEV or CEV whatsoever. At home, I do notice more underarm smell/sweat than usual, which in my experience (and body) is typical of pharmacological stimulation.
I notice that I'm doing some fairly useful thinking about own behavior, and interaction with others. Not in the euphoric way that I know from MDMA though, but more insightful feeling.
Having some interest in the details of pharmacology, I did of course have to figure this one out as well (T+03h45)For those who are interested in such things (only me on that particular night): No change in sexual function (apart from slightly enhanced tactile sensitivity).
By T+04h05 I feel pleasantly tired, and sense myself drifting into and out of dreams, so I decide to go to sleep. After about an hour I realize that me deciding to go to sleep, and actually going to sleep are not the same thing. Incidentally, by this time there's a very subtle waviness when staring at the speckled bathroom floor.
As the sleep thing wasn't working, started watching a movie in stead, Tarkovsky's 'Stalker'. It's a fairly complex but slow movie, and I dozed off half way through the movie. Until then I had no trouble following it, or keeping my attention on it.
The next day I sleep in, as it was fairly late when I went to sleep. After waking up I enjoy watching the rest of the movie (and eating the rest of the peach yoghurt), while not experiencing any noticable hangover. The next several days, I don't recognize any hangover effects either.
In summary, I had quite a pleasant, gentle (I guess comparable to one or two glasses of alcohol), and insightful experience. I'll definitely be visiting this substance again, possibly at a higher dosage, possibly at this dosage.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


MKLoginSettingsViewController Class Reference
| Inherits from | UITableViewController |
| Conforms to | MKTableCellDelegate |
| Declared in | MKLoginSettingsViewController.h |
Overview
Overview
MKLoginSettingsViewController is a sister object to MKLoginViewContorller. This drop in Table view controllers provides the mechanism and the interface to change PINs and set Challenge Questions and answers.
Required Resources
MKLoginViewController looks in your applications bundle for a property list named Questions.plist
. The property list should contain an array of strings that are the last half of the question. The first half of the questions are preset to "What's your ".
MKLoginSettingsViewController conforms to the MKTableCellDelegate.
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Some friends of mine and I had done salvia quite a few times in the past, and had definitely enjoyed where it took us.
On my 21st birthday, in a Las Vegas hotel-room, my friend R blessed me with a giant bowl's worth of 5X extract. I had read to try and trip in a pitch-black area, so I took it into the restroom of the hotel room, along with my stereo (I'm really into music, so I'd brought my cd player to vegas :), and put it on track 4 (The Shen) of Infected Mushroom - Classical Mushroom.
My friend was standing next to me as I smoked most of the bowl in one hit, then snapped the remainder with a smaller 2nd hit. I handed him the bong, and he exited the room, turning off the light before he left :)
The salvia started taking hold. I felt a strange type of 'pressure' pushing in on my body from every angle. Having felt this before, I knew it was definitely going to work. I didn't know this trip would be totally different than all the others, though.
Suddenly I was no longer in a Las Vegas hotel room (well it FELT this way, anyway...). I had been shoved into some kind of tube, with bright reds and greens and blues rolling all over me in every direction. This tube was pushing me, shoving me out of itself. And I felt presences.... more than ever.
Every female I knew was next to me, outside the tube, waiting for me to get squeezed out into this odd world.
I felt an intense anxiety. I'd forgotten I was on a drug, and would not remember until it lost its grip on me. I was trying to figure out where I was, why all these women were cheering me on, motivating me to get out of this strange enclosure. Did I not exist anymore? What was going on?! Didn't I used to belong somewhere else?
These women continued cheering me on, with phrases such as 'you're DOING it!' and 'you're almost THERE!' and 'You're MAKING it!'
I had the feeling that I was supposed to be doing something. I started grasping old thoughts, and tiny fragments of old memories. I was remembering that I was Me.
As SOON as I remembered that I had smoked salvia, I was finally 'squirted' out of this strange tube-type structure, back into a Las Vegas hotel room. The CD player was now near the end of track 5, which meant I had been 'under' for about 10 minutes. It was definitely the longest-lasting salvia trip I'd had. I laid there until the end of track 5, taking it all in.
I found it fascinating that the entire trip was simply me trying to remember what I had done to myself, and that as soon as I'd remembered I was a human who smoked salvia, I was 'born' back into reality.
Within 10 minutes of leaving that restroom I was back out on the casino with my friends, feeling 100%!
I wouldn't recommend tripping on salvia alone unless you've tried it quite a few times and have gotten used to how disabled it can make you. Be sure to read as much as possible about this drug, but be ready to throw most of it out the window when you take that hit.
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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Developed by Carbuncle Plushy of Balmung.
Share the following URL with friends or community before departure.
You can also use this URL as a Browser Source in OBS to display as an overlay during your stream. Please see the Wiki article on Fish Train Streaming Tips for more details.
Access this fish train via Teamcraft: .
Your Conductor Token is: . You will need to enter this into Teamcraft to claim this train when it starts, or to make edits later. DO NOT LOSE IT!
This tool is still in beta testing and under active development. It was designed primarily for desktop users so it may be difficult to use on mobile devices.
Start by selecting the start and end date. You should try to limit this to about 4 hours. Each interval displayed is 8 Eorzean bells (hours), aligned to 0, 8, and 16.
Adjust the filters by patch and type, and adjust the sorting if you wish. These work the same way as the main tracker. Once you are finished, click the Update List button to populate the Fish Table. In this beta version, if you wish to change any of these settings, you must click the Update List button again. This will also clear out your schedule, so please keep that in mind.
The green shaded regions indicate the fish is available during that interval of time, and the brighter green box in the middle represents the actual window. Depending on the fish, these can get rather tiny. Clicking on the bright green box will display the exact time that window starts and prompt you to add the fish to your schedule. You can click elsewhere to close the prompt. Please note that in this beta version, you may only add each fish to the schedule once.
Adding a fish to your schedule will place it in both the Schedule List and Schedule Bar. The bar displays the fish's window with each interval hashed out. From here, you can click on the fish to see more details, and have the option to remove it from your schedule. The list displays the fish in order and resembles the main tracker. Only conditions are omitted, and the availability column always displays a countdown when the fish is less than 4 hours from being available (otherwise the scheduled time is displayed). After the scheduled window has passed, the entry in the list will be dimmed and shrunk.
You can assign a name for your fish train too, or accept the default "Fish Train" title. A good example would be your streamer handle, or an event name. This will be displayed on the train pass.
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Here’s an absolutely fascinating BBC documentary about the legendary Joe Meek from 1991 for your viewing enjoyment.
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B.C. woman suing after laser hair removal leaves her with ‘severe’ burns, scarring
Nadeau felt ‘far more pain’ than usual during the treatment
by Katya SlepianA Vancouver woman is suing a laser hair removal company for causing her severe pain and permanent scarring as a result of the treatment.
In a civil suit filed at B.C. Supreme Court on Nov. 12, Danielle Jean Teena Nadeau alleged she was left with scars and in severe pain after she paid an Ideal Image MedSpa in Vancouver for laser hair removal on her legs and bikini area.
Nadeau’s claim states she had her laser hair removal with a technician, dubbed Jane Doe in court files, on June 19 at 2:30 p.m. at Ideal Image’s 2825 Granville Street location.
Nadeau said this was the eighth session in her leg and bikini hair removal, but the first time she was treated by this technician.
Court documents allege the technician did not perform a patch test or ask Nadeau any questions before starting the treatment.
Nadeau felt “far more pain” than usual during the treatment and alleged that when she told the technician about the pain, Jane Doe appeared “unconcerned.”
Nadeau alleges she experience “severe pain” in her legs and genital area throughout and after the service but states that when she returned to Ideal Image later that evening, she was told to just call the manager.
At 11 p.m., Nadeau said she headed to Vancouver General Hospital for help.
Nadeau alleges she suffered severe laser burns to her legs and genitals, as well as permanent scarring in those areas. She also claimed to suffer from anxiety, depression, loss of self-confidence and embarrassment as a result of her injuries.
Nadeau is seeking general and special damages, as well as compensation for past and future wage loss, future help and other funds.
Ideal Image has not filed a response and none of the claims have been proven in court.


I always get confused about the different methods how to join Pandas dataframes. So here are some examples that should make it crystal clear.
First, we create two dataframes:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import pandas as pd
countries = ["Germany", "France", "Indonesia"]
inhabitants = [82.5 * 10 ** 6, 66.9 * 10 ** 6, 255.5 * 10 ** 6]
capitals = ["Berlin", "Paris", "Jakarta"]
df1 = pd.DataFrame(
{"country": countries, "inhabitant": inhabitants, "capital": capitals}
)
df1 = df1[["country", "capital", "inhabitant"]]
print(df1)
countries = ["Germany", "Italy", "Spain", "Austria"]
capitals = ["Berlin", "Rome", "Madrid", "Vienna"]
hdis = [0.926, 0.897, 0.844, 0.893]
df2 = pd.DataFrame({"country": countries, "capital": capitals, "HDI": hdis})
df2 = df2[["country", "capital", "HDI"]]
print(df2)
So df1
is:
country capital inhabitant
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0
1 France Paris 66900000.0
2 Indonesia Jakarta 255500000.0
and df2
is
country capital HDI
0 Germany Berlin 0.926
1 Italy Rome 0.897
2 Spain Madrid 0.844
3 Austria Vienna 0.893
Merge
The pandas docs tell you that it has the syntax:
>>> df1.merge(df2, on='country', how='inner')
country capital_x inhabitant capital_y HDI
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0 Berlin 0.926
Please note that the column capital
was duplicated as it is in both tables
Then you can do all of the usual operations we know from SQL JOINs, e.g. a LEFT JOIN:
>>> df1.merge(df2, on='country', how='left')
country capital_x inhabitant capital_y HDI
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0 Berlin 0.926
1 France Paris 66900000.0 NaN NaN
2 Indonesia Jakarta 255500000.0 NaN NaN
A RIGHT JOIN:
>>> df1.merge(df2, on='country', how='right')
country capital_x inhabitant capital_y HDI
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0 Berlin 0.926
1 Italy NaN NaN Rome 0.897
2 Spain NaN NaN Madrid 0.844
3 Austria NaN NaN Vienna 0.893
OUTER JOIN:
>>> df1.merge(df2, on='country', how='outer')
country capital_x inhabitant capital_y HDI
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0 Berlin 0.926
1 France Paris 66900000.0 NaN NaN
2 Indonesia Jakarta 255500000.0 NaN NaN
3 Italy NaN NaN Rome 0.897
4 Spain NaN NaN Madrid 0.844
5 Austria NaN NaN Vienna 0.893
Join
Join is just a convenience method, which uses merge and should be used if you want to merge on the index:
The related DataFrame.join method, uses merge internally for the index-on-index and index-on-column(s) joins, but joins on indexes by default rather than trying to join on common columns (the default behavior for merge). If you are joining on index, you may wish to use DataFrame.join to save yourself some typing.
The pandas join operation states:
DataFrame.join(other, on=None, how='left', lsuffix='', rsuffix='', sort=False)
Join columns with other DataFrame either on index or on a key column. Efficiently Join multiple DataFrame objects by index at once by passing a list.
Having a look at the following example:
>>> df1.join(df2, on='country', how='outer', lsuffix='_df1')
country_df1 capital_df1 inhabitant country capital HDI
0 Germany Berlin 82500000.0 NaN NaN NaN
1 France Paris 66900000.0 NaN NaN NaN
2 Indonesia Jakarta 255500000.0 NaN NaN NaN
2 NaN NaN NaN 0 Berlin 0.926
2 NaN NaN NaN 1 Rome 0.897
2 NaN NaN NaN 2 Madrid 0.844
2 NaN NaN NaN 3 Vienna 0.893
I would say join and merge look extremely similar. You can notice differences in the function signature when you look at the help, but the difference in the output is more subtile. It's the index: For merge, you still have the typical index where each element is unique. For join, if you merge on a column, you don't have that anymore.
Concatenate
Pandas Documentation and the example
>>> pd.concat([df1, df2])
HDI capital country inhabitant
0 NaN Berlin Germany 82500000.0
1 NaN Paris France 66900000.0
2 NaN Jakarta Indonesia 255500000.0
0 0.926 Berlin Germany NaN
1 0.897 Rome Italy NaN
2 0.844 Madrid Spain NaN
3 0.893 Vienna Austria NaN


On the 27th and 28th of April, 2013, 36 teams gathered on the Columbia University campus to play ACF Nationals. Illinois A (Ike Jose, Billy Busse, Austin Listerud, Aaron Rosenberg) held off Yale (Grace Liu, Matt Jackson, Kevin Koai, Ashvin Srivatsa) in the second leg of an advantaged final. Though a superstar performance by Grace catapulted Yale over Illinois in the first game, 330-135, Illinois then turned around and stopped the New Havenites in their tracks, 400-105. Michigan, Penn A, Virginia, Maryland, Chicago A, Georgia Tech, Chicago B, Harvard, Alberta, and Minnesota rounded out the rest of the top bracket. Chicago B (Daichi Ueda, Charles Tian, Ben Gammage, Ben Chametzky) won two in a row, 185-175, 190-160, against Harvard (Stephen Liu, Mark Arildsen, David Liu, Sriram Pendyala) to capture the Undergraduate championship.
Illinois B (Andrew Wang) beat Chicago D (Kay Li, Michael Coates, James Kiselik) 135-120 in the Division II final.
The top eight individual prelim scorers were John Lawrence (UCL), Andrew Hart (Minnesota), Matt Bollinger (UVa), Ike Jose (Illinois), Matt Jackson (Yale), Eric Mukherjee (Penn), Henry Gorman (Rice), and Chris Ray (Maryland).
Undergraduates Stephen Liu (Harvard), Sean Smiley (VCU), Jasper Lee (OSU), and Shan Kothari (MSU) earned scoring honors, as did Division II players Richard Yu (WUSTL), Adam Silverman (Georgia Tech), Andrew Wang (Illinois B), and Benji Nguyen (Stanford).
Division II players who made the championship bracket include: Austin Listerud (Illinois A), Grace Liu (Yale), Saajid Moyen (Penn), Patrick Liao (Penn), Tommy Casalaspi (UVa), Daniel Hothem (UVa), Chris Manners (Maryland), Brian McPeak (Maryland), Arun Chonai (Maryland), Adam Silverman (Georgia Tech), Adam Covington (Georgia Tech), Ben Chametzky (Chicago B), Mark Arildsen (Harvard), David Liu (Harvard), Sriram Pendyala (Harvard), Igor Kasic (Alberta), and Rishi Nair (Alberta).
Congratulations to Illinois A, Illinois B, and Chicago B on their championships, and thanks to everyone for coming!
Check out this youtube channel for some videos of Jerry Vinokurov reading for teams at Nationals.


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echo "Failed to connect to MySQL: " . mysqli_connect_error();
}
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Class PendingResponse
Represents an intent to get a specific response back from a user.
Inheritance
System.Object
PendingResponse
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: PacManBot.Utils
Assembly: Pacman.dll
Syntax
public class PendingResponse
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourcePendingResponse(Func<SocketUserMessage, Boolean>)
Declaration
public PendingResponse(Func<SocketUserMessage, bool> condition)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Func<Discord.WebSocket.SocketUserMessage, System.Boolean> | condition |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCondition
The condition that a message has to fulfill in order to be accepted as a response.
Declaration
public Func<SocketUserMessage, bool> Condition { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Func<Discord.WebSocket.SocketUserMessage, System.Boolean> |
Response
The message response that gets accepted, if any.
Declaration
public SocketUserMessage Response { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Discord.WebSocket.SocketUserMessage |
Token
Is automatically cancelled when a message response is accepted.
Declaration
public CancellationToken Token { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.CancellationToken |


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- 1 large can of chickpeas drained and rinsed under cold water
- 3 tablespoons of tomato paste
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion, finely diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon of fresh minced ginger
- 400ml vegetable stock
- 1.5 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander seed
- 1/2 teaspoon garam masala
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Directions
- Sautée the onion in olive oil until translucent (5-6 minutes).
- Add the fresh ginger and garlic and sautée for a further 2 minutes.
- Add the curry powder, turmeric, coriander, garam masala, cumin, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and salt to the onion mixture and sautée the spices for 6 minutes (add a little more olive oil if the pan is dry) until the spices become a darker colour (but don’t burn).
- Add the chickpeas and mix well with the species, sautéing for a further 2-3 minutes.
- Add the vegetable stock and tomato paste. Mix well and cook, uncovered for ~25 minutes (or until the sauce becomes thick).
- Serve with basmati rice.
Notes
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# Celes Celes is a wrapper of the SOFA Library for Ruby. The SOFA Library has many functions for astronomical computing. The original library is available in Fortran 77 and ANSI C. Please see for more information about the SOFA Library: http://www.iausofa.org/. Celes is a derived work of the SOFA Library and includes original files in accordance with [the SOFA Software License](http://www.iausofa.org/tandc.html). ## Dependencies Ruby 1.8.7 or later ## Licenses The 3-clause BSD License, the names of organizations of Article 3 have the IAU and the SOFA. ## Installation ### from RubyGems ~~~sh $ sudo gem install celes
$ # download Celes $ git clone https://github.com/tohka/celes.git $ cd celes $ $ # build gem $ rake build $ $ # install with built gem file $ sudo gem install pkg/celes-0.0.1.gem
$ # download Celes $ git clone https://github.com/tohka/celes.git $ cd celes $ $ cd ext/celes $ $ # create Makefile and do make $ ruby ./extconf.rb $ make $ $ ls *.so celes_core.so
require 'celes' # UTC to TAI p Celes::utctai(2400000.5, 45678.9) #=> [2400000.5, 45678.90025462963]
Celes’s documentation is unprepared, but Celes is based on the original SOFA Library.
For example, to convert Gregorian Calendar date into Julian Date.
// in C, using the SOFA Library #include <stdio.h> #include "sofa.h" #include "sofam.h" int status; double djm0, djm; status = iauCal2jd(2000, 12, 23, &djm0, &djm); if(status){ printf("error or warning\n"); } else{ printf("Julian Day is %f\n", djm0 + djm); } //=> Julian Day is 2451901.5
# in Ruby, using Celes require 'celes' begin djm0, djm = Celes::cal2jd(2000, 12, 23) rescue puts "error" else if Celes::status.nonzero? puts "warning" else puts "Julian Day is #{djm0 + djm}" end end #=> Julian Day is 2451901.5
Methods for clearing a vector or a matrix, zp!, zr!, ir! and zpv!.
# in Ruby # vector p1 = [1.0, 2.0, 3.0] Celes::zp!(p1) p p1 #=> [0.0, 0.0, 0.0] # non-bang version, has no arguments p2 = Celes::zp p p2 #=> [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
Methods for rotating a matrix about an axis, rx!, ry! and rz!.
# in Ruby format = "[%9.6f, %9.6f, %9.6f]" # matrix r1 = Celes::ir puts format % r1[0] #=> [ 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000] puts format % r1[1] #=> [ 0.000000, 1.000000, 0.000000] puts format % r1[2] #=> [ 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000] # rotate about z-axis Celes::rz!(Math::PI/3.0, r1) puts format % r1[0] #=> [ 0.500000, 0.866025, 0.000000] puts format % r1[1] #=> [-0.866025, 0.500000, 0.000000] puts format % r1[2] #=> [ 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000] # non-bang version r2 = Celes::rz(Math::PI/3.0, r1) puts format % r1[0] #=> [ 0.500000, 0.866025, 0.000000] puts format % r1[1] #=> [-0.866025, 0.500000, 0.000000] puts format % r1[2] #=> [ 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000] puts format % r2[0] #=> [-0.500000, 0.866025, 0.000000] puts format % r2[1] #=> [-0.866025, -0.500000, 0.000000] puts format % r2[2] #=> [ 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000]
A documentation about the SOFA Library.
~~~


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DO NOT ADJUST THE VOLUME. It should be the same as during the evaluation phase. Listen to each of the recordings below and count the number of tones that you hear in the recording. Note that you may not be able to hear any tones in a recording. There is not a right or wrong answer!
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I am a geo-statistician and interested in statistics, resource modeling, mathematical modelling, data architecture and visual analytics
Providing software, consulting and training for geostatistical resource mdoeling
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Hadavand, M., & Deutsch, C. V. and et al (2019). Integration of 4D Seismic in Steam-Assisted-Gravity-Drainage Reservoir Characterization . SPE Journal of reservoir evaluation and engineering.
Hadavand, M., & Deutsch, C. V. (2017). Facies Proportion Uncertainty in Presence of a Trend . Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering.
Hadavand, M., & Deutsch, C. V. (2016). A Practical Methodology For Integration of 4D Seismic in Steam-Assisted-Gravity-Drainage Reservoir Characterization . SPE Journal of ReservoirEvaluation & Engineering.
CCG Papers and Guidebooks:
Mostafa Hadavand, 2020, pip Install Pygeostat,, CCG Paper 2020-129, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand & Clayton V. Deutsch, 2020, How Many Gaussian Componenets for Fitting GMM, CCG Paper 2020-148, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand & Clayton V. Deutsch, 2020, Spatial Multivariate Data Imputation Using Generalized Lambda Distribution, CCG Paper 2020-147, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand & Clayton V. Deutsch, 2019, Multivariate Data Imputation Using Generalized Lambda Distribution and Multi Layer Perceptron Neural Networks, CCG Paper 2019-126, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand and Clayton V. Deutsch. (2016) Improved Sampling of Multivariate Parameter Uncertainty, CCG Paper 2016-123, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
Mostafa Hadavand and Clayton V. Deutsch. (2016) Multivariate Spatial Bootstrap Using Sequential Stochastic Simulation at Data Locations, CCG Paper 2016-124, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
Mostafa Hadavand and Clayton V. Deutsch. (2016) A comprehensive Example on SAGD Characterization and Geostatistical Anomaly Enforcement, CCG Paper 2016-203, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
Mostafa Hadavand and Clayton V. Deutsch. (2016) Updated BlockSIS (sequential indicator simulation) for Proportion Reproduction, CCG Paper 2016-411, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand and Clayton V. Deutsch. (2016) Proportion Uncertainty for Categorical Variables in Presence of a Trend, CCG Paper 2016-104, Centre for Computational Geostatistics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Mostafa Hadavand, Clayton V. Deutsch. (2015) Improving SAGD Reservoir Modeling by Geostatistical Enforcement of Anomalies in Fluid Flow, CCG Paper 2015-203, Centre of Computational Geostatistics (CCG), Edmonton, Alberta.
Mostafa Hadavand, Clayton V. Deutsch. (2015) Engineering Rotation Angles Translated to GSLIB Convention, CCG Paper 2015-134, Centre of Computational Geostatistics (CCG), Edmonton, Alberta.
Mostafa Hadavand, Clayton v. Deutsch. (2014) An Example Application of Ensemble Kalman Filter with Flow-based Pressure Data, Centre of Computational Geostatistics (CCG), Edmonton, Alberta.
Other Peer Reviewed Publications:
Hadavand, M., Mirbagheri, A., Behzadipour, S., & Farahmand, F. (2014). A novel remote center of motion mechanism for the force-reflective master robot of haptic tele-surgery systems. The International Journal of Medical Robotics and Computer Assisted Surgery, 10(2), 129-139.
Hadavand, M., Naish, M. D., & Patel, R. V. (2014, August). A parallel Remote Center of Motion mechanism for needle-based medical interventions. In Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics (2014 5th IEEE RAS & EMBS International Conference on (pp. 1-6). IEEE.
Hadavand, M., Mirbagheri, A., Salarieh, H., & Farahmand, F. (2011, August). Design of a force-reflective master robot for haptic telesurgery applications: Robomaster1. In Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBC, 2011 Annual International Conference of the IEEE (pp. 7037-7040). IEEE.
Khalaji, I., Hadavand, M., Asadian, A., Patel, R. V., & Naish, M. D. (2013, November). Analysis of needle-tissue friction during vibration-assisted needle insertion. In 2013 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (pp. 4099-4104). IEEE.
Thesis:
Hadavand, M., Integration of 4D Seismic Data in Reservoir Characterization with Facies Parameter Uncertainty , University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, September 2017.
Hadavand, M., Design and Development of a Surgical Robot for Needle-Based Interventions, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, April 2014.
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Entity representing a preview of a pipeline. It's used for items in the list of all pipelines. |
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I ran this code in the devtoolbar in Chrome, and the answers were simply outputted to the console.
Learn more about my solution.
Part I
"Due to recent aviation regulations, many rules (your puzzle input) are being enforced about bags and
their contents; bags must be color-coded and must contain specific quantities of other color-coded bags.
Apparently, nobody responsible for these regulations considered how long they would take to enforce!"
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var rules = document.getElementsByTagName('pre')[0].innerText.split('\n')
var countSet = new Set()
var getBag = (childBag) => {
var bagReg = new RegExp(`contain[\\sa-z0-9,]*${childBag}`,'i')
rules
.filter(r => r.match(bagReg))
.forEach(r => {
var containingBag = r.match(/([a-z\s]*)\sbag[s]?\scontain/i)[1].trim()
countSet.add(containingBag)
getBag(containingBag)
})
}
getBag('shiny gold')
console.log(countSet.size)
Part II
"How many individual bags are required inside your single shiny gold bag?""
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var rules = document.getElementsByTagName('pre')[0].innerText.split('\n')
var countSet = new Set()
var tree = []
var getBag = (parentBag, count) => {
var bagReg = new RegExp(`${parentBag}\\sbag[s]?\\scontain`,'i')
return rules
.filter(r => r.match(bagReg))
.map(r => {
var childrenBags = r.split('contain')[1].split(',')
return childrenBags.map(c => {
var child = c.match(/([0-9]+)\s([a-z\s]*)\sbag/i)
if(child){
tree.push({ count: Number(child[1]), total: (Number(child[1]) * count), bag: child[2], parentBag })
getBag(child[2], (Number(child[1]) * count))
}
}).flat()
})
.flat()
}
getBag('shiny gold', 1)
var bagCnt = 0
tree.forEach(t => bagCnt += t.total)
console.log(bagCnt)


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model: * |
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orthocamera: * |
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renderer: * |
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scene: * |
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updatedevent: * |
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wallClicked: * |
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widthMargin: * |
Method Summary
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changeClippingPlanes(clipRatio: *, clipRatio2: *) |
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dataUrl(): * |
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floorIsClicked(item: *) |
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getARenderer(): * |
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getCamera(): * |
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getController(): * |
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getModel(): * |
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getScene(): * |
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gltfReady(o: *) |
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init() |
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itemIsSelected(item: *) |
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lockView(locked: *) |
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options(): * |
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pauseTheRendering(flag: *) |
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projectVector(vec3: *, ignoreMargin: *): * |
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render(forced: *) |
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spin() |
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stopSpin() |
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switchFPSMode(flag: *) |
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switchOrthographicMode(flag: *) |
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switchView(viewpoint: *) |
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switchWireframe(flag: *) |
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Public Constructors
public constructor() source
Public Members
public camera: * source
public canvasElement: * source
public clippingEmpty: * source
public clippingPlaneActive: * source
public clippingPlaneActive2: * source
public controller: * source
public controls: * source
public domElement: * source
public element: * source
public elementHeight: * source
public elementWidth: * source
public floorClicked: * source
public floorplan: * source
public fpscamera: * source
public fpsclock: * source
public fpscontrols: * source
public gltfreadyevent: * source
public heightMargin: * source
public hud: * source
public itemSelectedCallbacks: * source
public itemUnselectedCallbacks: * source
public lastRender: * source
public model: * source
public nothingClicked: * source
public orthocamera: * source
public perspectivecamera: * source
public renderer: * source
public savedcameraposition: * source
public scene: * source
public updatedevent: * source
public wallClicked: * source
public widthMargin: * source
Public Methods
public centerCamera() source
public changeClippingPlanes(clipRatio: *, clipRatio2: *) source
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public ensureNeedsUpdate() source
public exportForBlender() source
public floorIsClicked(item: *) source
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public gltfReady(o: *) source
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public init() source
public itemIsSelected(item: *) source
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public itemIsUnselected() source
public lockView(locked: *) source
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public nothingIsClicked() source
public pauseTheRendering(flag: *) source
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public projectVector(vec3: *, ignoreMargin: *): * source
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| ignoreMargin | * |
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public render(forced: *) source
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public rendervr() source
public resetClipping() source
public rotatePressed() source
public rotateReleased() source
public sceneGraph(obj: *) source
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public setCursorStyle(cursorStyle: *) source
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public spin() source
public stopSpin() source
public switchFPSMode(flag: *) source
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public switchOrthographicMode(flag: *) source
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| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
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public switchView(viewpoint: *) source
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| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| viewpoint | * |
public switchWireframe(flag: *) source
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| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| flag | * |
public updateWindowSize() source
public wallIsClicked(wall: *) source
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| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| wall | * |


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LegalNERo is a manually annotated corpus for Romanian named entity recognition (NER) in the legal domain, available for download here: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4772094. If using this corpus, please cite as Păiș, Vasile, Mitrofan, Maria, Gasan, Carol Luca, Ianov, Alexandru, Ghiță, Corvin, Coneschi, Vlad Silviu, & Onuț, Andrei. (2021). Romanian Named Entity Recognition in the Legal domain (LegalNERo) [Data set]. Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4772094
A brief annotation guidelines document is available here.
The NER system using LegalNERo can be cited as: Păiș, Vasile and Mitrofan, Maria and Gasan, Carol Luca and Coneschi, Vlad and Ianov, Alexandru. Named Entity Recognition in the Romanian Legal Domain. In Proceedings of the Natural Legal Language Processing Workshop 2021. Association for Computational Linguistics, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, pp. 9--18, nov 2021
Model evaluation and Download
Models were constructed using pre-trained word embeddings and on-the-fly character embeddings fed into a BiLSTM layer. For certain models, additional gazetteer resources
were employed. We used 80% of the data for training, 10% for validation during training and 10% for testing. Used splits can be downloaded from here:
all classes and
4 classes (without LEGAL class).
As word embeddings, we used CoRoLa based word embeddings as described in
Vasile Păiș, and Dan Tufiș. “Computing distributed representations of words using the CoRoLa corpus”. In: Proceedings of the Romanian Academy Series A - Mathematics
Physics Technical Sciences Information Science 19.2 (2018), pp. 185–191 (available for download here).
Additional embeddings trained on the MARCELL legislative corpus are available here.
Experiments with other models not available in the demo can be seen here: Report1 and
Report2.
LegalNERo_LEGAL_PER_LOC_ORG_TIME_Gazetteer Download
Trained using PharmaCoNER-Tagger (NeuroNER variant) with MARCELL embeddings and
Gazetteer. Overall macro F1=85.34 on the test set. Individual F1 scores:
LEGAL: 86.98 LOC: 75.94 ORG: 80.60 PER: 98.48 TIME: 84.09
LOC: 76.01 ORG: 80.89 PER: 98.86 TIME: 91.39
LEGAL: 89.00 LOC: 75.07 ORG: 77.90 PER: 95.56 TIME: 87.32
LOC: 71.43 ORG: 81.28 PER: 97.73 TIME: 89.77


Guidance
The checklist has been provided to support the skills and expertise needed by the workforce to identify needs and issues affecting children.
Ref: SP220/0411 PDF , 217KB , 10 pages
Ref: SP221/0411 PDF , 122KB , 8 pages
The Child Poverty Act 2010 is the legislative framework requiring central government to develop a national child poverty strategy. It also requires every local authority to undertake a child poverty needs assessment, and to work cooperatively to develop and provide a strategy.
This checklist is for all practitioners who want to know about poverty and disadvantage and take action to reduce the effect of poverty and disadvantage on the lives of children, young people and their families.
The checklist can be a particularly useful resource for strategic and operational managers who have responsibility for developing a child poverty needs assessment, implementing subsequent child poverty strategies, and improving the outcomes for children.
Published: 9 May 2011