While traditional Sweave documents can take advantage of LaTeX citation tools, knitr also allows users to combine the much simpler markdown with R code. This package offers citation tools to make up for this. This package will also take advantage of the web-based nature of markdown documents to allow dynamic citations pulled from the web.
knitcitations
is an R package designed to add dynamic citations to dynamic documents created with Yihui's knitr package.
knitcitations
allows dynamic citations by passing in the DOI of a paper, such as citep("10.1111/j.1461-0248.2005.00827.x")
It uses crossref to look up the citation information, and can insert a parenthetical or in-text citation. A bibliography is then generated from citations and can be inserted using the command bibliography()
. Citations can also be included by bibtex shortcode. A more detailed tutorial (using knitr
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Install directly from Github using Hadley's devtools package
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Hawks arrest leader of ‘terrorist’ Christian group | Sunday Independent
Johannesburg - After two years of investigating, the Hawks on Friday nabbed the leader of the National Christian Resistance Movement, a group which has been allegedly plotting to target national key points, shopping malls and informal settlements.
The NCRM is also known as the ‘Crusaders’ and its leader Hary Johannes Knoesen, was arrested by members of the Hawks Serious Organised Crime Investigations Against The State team and members from the National Crime Intelligence.
Hawks spokesperson Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said Knoesen was arrested on Thursday night at his Middelburg, Mpumalanga, residence.
The Hawks said they also searched the suspect’s Eastern Cape residence, where they allegedly uncovered what they believed was an explosives factory, electronic devices, documents, unlicensed firearms and ammunition.
“The arrest comes following a two year extensive intelligence led investigation into the alleged terrorist plot apparently coordinated by the group to target national key points, shopping malls and informal settlements.
The Hawks said the suspect was a former South African National Defence Force member.
He is expected to appear in court on Monday.
Meanwhile, police have secured a warrant of arrest for Riana Heymans for activities linked to the NCRM.
The police have urged to contact the police if they have spotted the woman.
** Investigating officer Warrant Officer Jaco Koekemoer on<PHONE_NUMBER> or Lieutenant Colonel Koos de Klerk<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Sunday Independent


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| Act 1 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Twilight Strand | 4 | |
| Coast | 8 | |
| Tidal Island | 9 | Quest |
| Fetid Pool | 11 | Quest |
| Mud Flats | 11 | Quest |
| Flooded Depths | 13 | Quest |
| Submerged Passage | 13 | |
| Ledge | 13 | |
| Climb | 14 | |
| Prison | 18 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Prisoner's Gate | 19 | |
| Ship Graveyard Cave | 20 | Quest |
| Ship Graveyard | 20 | Quest |
| Merveil's Caverns | 21 | Quest |
| Act 2 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Southern Forest | 22 | |
| Den | 22 | Quest |
| Riverways | 25 | |
| Western Forest | 26 | Quest |
| Wetlands | 28 | Quest |
| Crossroads | 28 | |
| Broken Bridge | 28 | Quest |
| Chamber of Sins | 28 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Fellshrine Ruins | 28 | |
| Crypt | 28 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Weaver's Chambers | 28 | Quest |
| Vaal Ruins | 29 | Quest |
| Northern Forest | 30 | |
| Caverns | 33 | Quest |
| Act 3 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| City of Sarn | 33 | Quest |
| Slums | 34 | |
| Crematorium | 35 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Sewers | 36 | Quest |
| Marketplace | 36 | |
| Battlefront | 37 | Quest |
| Docks | 40 | Quest |
| Solaris Temple Level 1 | 40 | |
| Solaris Temple Level 2 | 40 | Quest |
| Ebony Barracks | 40 | Quest |
| Lunaris Temple | 41 | Quest |
| Imperial Gardens | 41 | Quest |
| Library | 41 | Quest |
| Lord's Labyrinth | 41 | Trial of Ascendancy |
| Sceptre of God | 43 | Quest |
| Act 4 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Aqueduct | 43 | |
| Dried Lake | 45 | Quest |
| Mines | 45 | Quest |
| Crystal Veins | 46 | |
| Kaom's Dream | 47 | |
| Kaom's Stronghold | 50 | Quest |
| Daresso's Dream | 50 | |
| Grand Arena | 50 | Quest |
| Belly of the Beast | 50 | Quest |
| Harvest | 51 | Quest |
| Ascent | 51 | |
| Act 5 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Slave Pens | 52 | |
| Control Blocks | 52 | Quest |
| Oriath Square | 54 | |
| Templar Courts | 54 | |
| Chamber of Innocence | 55 | Quest |
| Torched Courts | 55 | |
| Ruined Square | 55 | Quest |
| Reliquery | 55 | Quest |
| Ossuary | 55 | Quest |
| Cathedral Rooftop | 57 | Quest |
| Act 6 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Twilight Strand | 57 | Quest |
| Coast | 57 | |
| Tidal Island | 57 | Quest |
| Mud Flats | 58 | Quest |
| Karui Fortress | 58 | Quest |
| Ridge | 58 | |
| Prison | 59 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Prisoner's Gate | 59 | Quest |
| Western Forest | 60 | |
| Riverways | 60 | |
| Wetlands | 60 | Quest |
| Southern Forest | 61 | |
| Cavern of Anger | 61 | |
| Beacon | 62 | Quest |
| Brine King's Reef | 63 | Quest |
| Act 7 | Safe Level Target | Must Complete Before Continuing |
| Broken Bridge | 63 | Quest |
| Crossroads | 64 | |
| Fellshrine Ruins | 64 | |
| Crypt | 64 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
| Chamber of Sins | 65 | Quest, Trial of Ascendancy |
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 Far off Russell Square, through the radii first of Starbucks coffee, and then the one of houses that served decent coffee. Practically King's Cross by now. The old man added three sugars to the cup; his son, nerves already jangling, had a decaf.
"I'm so pleased for you," the father said. "I can't believe it. I still can't believe it. You've been looking for a decent job for so long. And now you're working abroad too! It's almost like the Auf Wiedersehen, Pet!"
The son rolled his eyes. "I wish we'd never got you UK Gold, Dad. All you ever do is watch that stuff."
His father barked a laugh: "Ha! If you hadn't got it, I would never have come over here. What else was there here for me?" And he began laughing, too long and too hard. He was getting old. When he realized his son had stopped, he stopped too, and sipped his coffee. "There was you, of course. And your brothers. And," he added, "your mother. I missed her a great deal."  When would he next sit down with his son?
Unprompted, his son shrugged. "It's only a short contract, you know? But... maybe it will lead to something else. Somewhere else. They're quite good about that."  To be always nervous around one's eldest son, one's pride and joy. Nervous because this boy had been taller than him for years now and no boy at all; nervous at how nowadays he carried all this misery on his manboy's shoulders. It was all her fault, that Samra.... The child he remembered was a curly-haired innocent who used to looked at him with full, liquid eyes as if there was nothing else in the world.
He looked at his son and wondered. Made an effort to smile, but suddenly saw the echo of those child's eyes and grinned despite himself.
"So," he began, but comfortably, "where are they sending you? Anywhere exciting? Anywhere sunny? Barbados, maybe?"
"Dad...!" his son admonished, smiling. "You can't come along. So stop fishing."
"Who's fishing? I'm just thinking that maybe this could be an opportunity for your father, not just yourself. I could see the world."
"What, you haven't seen enough just getting here?"
His father shrugged. "I'd like to see the nicer bits before I die, my boy. The sky over Austria is the same as the sky over Hawaii, but you can't get Pacific sand in Austria.... I wonder what Pacific sand feels like," he mused, chewing on his cheek and staring through his son. Then: "So. Where are they sending you, then?"
"It's not the Pacific. Maybe we'll go to the Pacific one day, though, Dad. Qamal moved out there, didn't he? Got a job in Silicon Valley, one of them dot-coms. I wonder how he's doing?"
"Yes, you used to be such good friends. Thick as thieves, yes? But they're not sending you there, are they?"
"No." The son stirred his coffee, although it didn't need it. He put the plastic stirrer down and rearranged himself in his seat. Looking at his coffee he said: "The job's out east."
"Eastern Europe? What, Slovakia? The Balkans?   I tried getting through the Balkans, you know. Estonia."
Perking up, son said: "You never told me that, Dad. Didn't you get through in the end?"
"No, it was pretty difficult. People there don't stay bribed, which is very unfair of them.  But, wait, I lose track. Where was it you said you were going?"
"Eastish, maybe south-east."
"Russia?"
He shook his head; bit his lip; found the words: "Home, Dad. I'm going home."
His father's head shook a little. "No."
"It's not for long."
"No."
"Seriously. Dad. It's better than it was. It's changed since you left, you know, and-"
Bang, went his father's hand on the table, and coffee spilled onto the formica top. Air rattled through his father's mouth.
"Do you not see the news?" he whispered hoarsely to his son.
"Yeah, of course I do, but it's-"
"Do you not see the news? You think it's better? You think bombs are better? You think these things you can't predict are better, maybe one day fine, maybe the next, you're lying dead and we never hear? You think that's better? Better than him—that bastard, I'll grant you—but better than him?"
"It's getting better. Dad, come on." He squirmed in his seat. "Let it go."
The old man didn't want to, but could feel himself doing it. Who was this helping? What good did it ever do, raging and berating anything under the gaze of those eyes?  he demanded. His son looked at the table top, and said nothing. Father nodded. "Will you... will you be away long?"
"It's construction, mostly. It's good work."
"Mostly."
His son sighed. "I've got to go."
"Already?"
"My flight's in three hours. I've got to get to Heathrow." He scraped the chair back. "Thanks for the coffee, Dad. Take care, yeah? I'll ring when I get there." He swept round the table and was gone. His father looked straight ahead, and didn't watch him go.
The door closed and it was like a light had switched off. Father no longer saw the coffee shop, its yellow walls and brown seats. He saw a little kid, whacking a stone around with a stick of wood, having learnt the word "baseball" and saying it, over and over again. Play baseball. Do baseball. Baseball, baseball, and in the scene the old man could see himself, stood to one side, looking so young and so proud, fit to burst with pride. The boy hit the stone with the very end of the stick, with a long, determined swing that smashed it so far away from them that neither of them saw it land. In the dream his younger self started clapping and hugging his son. Back in the café he blinked again and again, his eyes couldn't stop blinking, but the vision would not go away.


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- isEven()
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- factorial()
- Write a function factorial() which takes a single numeric argument and returns the factorial of that number
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Bargain Hunting
When I go shopping I have a no turning back rule - I won't go back to buy something I've already seen. Either buy it now, or move on and don't come back. The rule is designed to force a decision, and stop over deliberation.
It does raise a bit of a problem though; I'm worried about not getting the best deal. I have just learnt a strategy which copes with this bizarre behaviour. I read about it in The Perfect Swarm by Len Fisher, though he says he got it from Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart.
When you're shopping for a bargain, and can't go back and choose a previous item:
- Set a maximum number of things to look at.
- Look at the first 7% of items, making a note of the price but not buying.
- Continue browsing, and choose the next thing which has the lowest price so far.
- This heuristic gives a 92% chance of buying an item in the cheapest 25%.
If you have more stamina, look at the first 14% then choose the next one with the lowest price so far. This gives an 84% chance of buying a item in the cheapest 10%.
I have another rule to protect myself after purchase. The ignorance is bliss rule - after buying something do not look at any more prices. Definitely don't go in any shops selling the same sort of thing, and preferably go straight home. I never take anything back, so it's better not know that a better bargain may exist.


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Sauti provides trade and market information services that empower cross-border traders to trade legally, profitably, and safely
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Sauti Trade and Market Information Platform
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mpv
A audio/video player based on MPlayer.
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- Play a video or audio file:
mpv path/to/file
- Play a video or audio file from a URL:
mpv 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ'
- Jump backward/forward 5 seconds:
LEFT RIGHT
- Jump backward/forward 1 minute:
DOWN UP
- Decrease or increase playback speed by 10%:
[ ]
- Play a file at a specified speed (0.01 to 100, default 1):
mpv --speed speed path/to/file
- Play a file using a profile defined in the `mpv.conf` file:
mpv --profile profile_name path/to/file
- Display the output of webcam or other video input device:
mpv /dev/video0


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WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
FOR:
Barillas, Dr. Katherine Director of Child Welfare (also providing written testimony) (One
Voice Texas), Houston, TX
Booker, Dana Dr. (also providing written testimony) (TexProtects), Dallas, TX
Bristol, Mercedes Grandparent Advocate (Self; S. A. Grandparents raising grandchildren),
San antonio, TX
Cooper, Rachel Senior Policy Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Center for
Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Crockett, Sarah Public Policy Coordinator (also providing written testimony) (Texas
CASA), Austin, TX
Murphy, Kate Senior child welfare policy associate (also providing written testimony)
(Texans care for children), Austin, TX
Reyes, Gus Dr (Self; Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission), Cedar Park, TX
ON:
Kronrei, Liz Director of Services (Dept of Family Services), Austin, TX
Subia, Lisa Chief Financial Officer (Dept of Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Executive Director (The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin,
TX
Bostur, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, John Mr (Self; Travis County Resistance), Austin, TX
Daniels, Randall Vice President (Buckner Children & Family Services), Dallas, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Freeman, Kathryn Director of Public Policy (Texas Baptists Christian Life Commission),
Austin, TX
Green, Joseph (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Harms, Lynn Past president (Self; Childrens home of lubbock), Lubbock, TX
Hayes, Holly (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Hettinger, Ann Public Policy Director (Self; Center for the Preservation of Ameican
ideals), Rockwall, TX
Higgins, Carlos Chair TSHL Legislative Action Comm (Self; Texas Silver Haired
Legislature), Austin, TX
Houston, Joshua General Counsel (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Kimberly, Knox SVP - Advocacy and Stakeholder Relations (Upbring), Austin, TX
Marsh, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Gary (Self), Austin, TX
Mineo, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
Olse, Katie Executive Director (Texas Alliance for Child and Family Services), Austin, TX
Shattuck, Catherine (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Specia, John (Self), San Antonio, TX
Spiller, Lee Executive Director (Citizens Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Thurston, James Director of Policy and Community Engagement (United Ways of Texas),
Austin, TX
Townsend, Paul Director of Public Policy (Children's Hospital Association of Texas),
Austin, TX
Travis, Clayton Director of Advocacy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Wall, Catharine (Self), Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Kalthoff, Wendy (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Blackstone, Kristene Associate Commissioner of CPS (Dept of Family and Protective
Services), Austin, TX
Carmical, Aodrey Interim General Counsel (Dept of Family and Protective Services),
Austin, TX
FOR:
Specia, John (Self), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Executive Director (The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin,
TX
Daniels, Randall Vice President (Buckner Children & Family Services), Dallas, TX
Green, Joseph (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Harms, Lynn Past president (Self; Childrens home of lubbock), Lubbock, TX
Hettinger, Ann Public Policy Director (Self; Center for the Preservation of Ameican
ideals), Rockwall, TX
Hunt, Karen (Self), Manchaca, TX
Spiller, Lee Executive Director (Citizens Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX
Thurston, James Director of Policy and Community Engagement (United Ways of Texas),
Austin, TX
Wood, Cecilia (Self), Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Blackmore, Lynn Associate Commissioner of Program Operations (Dept of Family and
Protective Services), Austin, TX
Blackstone, Kristene Associate Commissioner of CPS (Dept of Family and Protective
Services), Austin, TX
Carmical, Aodrey Interim General Counsel (Dept of Family and Protective Services),
Austin, TX
Rasco, Sasha Associate Commissioner of PEI (Dept of Family and Protective Services),
Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Shaw, Jean Associate Commissioner of CCL (Dept of. family and Protective Services),
Austin, TX
Subia, Lisa Chief Financial Officer (Dept of Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX
Whitman, Hank Commissioner of DFPS (Dept of Family amnd Protective Services),
Austin, TX
Wold, Kez Associate Commissioner of Adult Protective Service (Dept of Family and
Protective Services), Austin, TX
Woodruff, Trevor Deputy Commissioner of DFPS (Dept of Family and Protective
Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Kelly, Denis Mr (Self), Houston, TX
Page, Sheila Dr (Self; Texas Association of American Physicians and Surgeons), Aledo,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Green, Joseph (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County), Ft Worth, TX
AGAINST:
Wright, Michael Executive Director (Texas pharmacy business council), Austin, TX
ON:
Zumbrun, Janna Associate commissioner for Disease Control and Pre (Texas Dept of State
Health services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Barillas, Dr. Katherine Director of Child Welfare (also providing written testimony) (One
Voice Texas), Houston, TX
Bristol, Mercedes Grandparent Advocate (Self; S. A. Grandparents raising grandchildren),
San antonio, TX
Patel, Dimple Senior Policy Analyst (TexProtects), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bostur, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, John Mr (Self; Travis County Resistance), Austin, TX
Cooper, Rachel Senior Policy Analyst (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Crockett, Sarah Public Policy Coordinator (Texas CASA), Austin, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Freeman, Kathryn Director of Public Policy (Texas Baptists Christian Life Commission),
Austin, TX
Green, Joseph (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Guerra, Tracey (Self), Austin, TX
Hansch, Greg (Self; National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Texas), Austin, TX
Hayes, Holly (Self), Pflugerville, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Houston, Joshua General Counsel (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Jost, Aimee (Self), Austin, TX
Kimberly, Knox SVP - Advocacy and Stakeholder Relations (Upbring), Austin, TX
Marsh, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Gary (Self), Austin, TX
Mineo, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
Moody, Mandy Mrs. (Self), Austin, TX
Murphy, Kate Senior child welfare policy associate (Texans care for children), Austin, TX
Shattuck, Catherine (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Spiller, Lee Executive Director (Citizens Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX
Thurston, James Director of Policy and Community Engagement (United Ways of Texas),
Austin, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Wall, Catharine (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Kronrei, Liz Director of Services (Dept of Family Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Koeck, William Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon (Self; Texas Orthopedic Association), San
Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Cates, Andrew General Counsel (Texas Nurses Association), Austin, TX
Corser, Meagan Legislative Analyst (Texas Home School Coalition), Lubbock, TX
Hillert, Bobby Executive Director (Texas Orthopaedic Association), Austin, TX
Howard,BSN, RN, NCSN, Linda Health services coordinator (Self; Texas school nurses
organization), Atlanta, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel, TX American Fed. Of Teachers (TX- American
Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
Reynolds, David Executive Director (Texas Osteopathic Medical Association), Austin, TX
Travis, Clayton Director of Advocacy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
ON:
Delgado, Evelyn Assistant Commissioner - DSHS (Texas Department of State Health
Services), Austin, Texas, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Luna, Francis RN (Self; Texas School Nurses Organization), RICHARDSON, TX
Willis, Maggie Director Health Services Garland iSD retired (Self; Texas School Nurse
Administrators. Texas School Alliance School Health Advisory Comm), Weatherford tx,
TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Executive Director (The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin,
TX
Asmussen, Cindy (Self; Southern Baptists of Texas Convention), Austin, TX
Butterfield, Justin (Self; First Liberty Institute), Plano, TX
Daniels, Randall Vice President (Buckner Children & Family Services), Dallas, TX
Harms, Lynn Past president (Self; Childrens home of lubbock), Lubbock, TX
Reyes, Gus Dr (Self; Texas baptists Christian life commission), Cedar Park, TX
Welch, David Pastor (Self; Texas Pastor Council), Houston, TX
Wood, Cecilia (Self; Center for the Preservation of American Ideals), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Barillas, Dr. Katherine Director of Child Welfare (also providing written testimony) (One
Voice Texas), Houston, TX
Farris, Lauryn (Self), San Antonio, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Freeman, Chuck Rev (Self; Tx Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry), Round Rock, TX
Hall, Ash Government relations manager (Self; Equality Texas), Austin, TX
Houston, Joshua General Counsel (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Miller, Katherine President (Texas Freedom Network), Austin, TX
Murphy, Kate Senior child welfare policy associate (also providing written testimony)
(Texans care for children), Austin, TX
Palmisano, Bianca (Self), Austin, TX
Rigby, Jim Reverend (Self), Austin, Texas, TX
Robertson, Rebecca Legal and policy director (also providing written testimony) (ACLU
of Texas), Houston, TX
Smith, Chuck CEO (Equality Texas), Austin, TX
Walters, Laura Rev. (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Carmical, Aodrey Interim General Counsel (Dept of Family and Protective Services),
Austin, TX
Kromrei, Liz Director of Services (Dept of Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX
Starr, Brantley Deputy First Assistant Attorney General (Office of Attorney General),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Andrews, Jenny Public Policy Analyst (Texas Alliance for Life), Austin, TX
Bradford, Trayce (Self), Grapevine, TX
Broden, Pastor Stephen Senior Pastor (Self), Dallas, TX
Carney, Shawn (Self), Spring, TX
Dorazio, Mark (Self), San Antonio, TX
Finger, Jack M. (Self), San Antonio, TX
Gardner, Heather (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Gretschel, Kellie (Self), San Antonio, TX
Hettinger, Ann Public Policy Director (Self; Center for the Preservation of Ameican
ideals), Rockwall, TX
Hodges, Dana (Self), Orange, TX
Horne, Emily (Self; Texas Right To Life), Houston, TX
Howsley, Stephen Public Policy Analyst (Self), Dallas, TX
Hudgens, Nicole Policy Analyst (Self; Texas Values Action), Austin, TX
Newman, Jeremy Policy Director (Self; Texas Home School Coalition), Lubbock texas,
TX
Pojman, Joe Executive Director (Texas Alliance for Life), Austin, TX
Saenz, Jonathan Attorney (Texas Values), Austin, TX
Seago, John Legislative Director (Self; Texas Right To Life), Houston, TX
Walters, Angela Program coordinator (Self), Keller, TX
Walters, Robert Dr (Self), Keller, TX
Whatley, Kyle Executive Director (Republican Party of Texas), Austin, TX
Wheatley, Elisabeth (Self; Texas Alliance for Life), Georgetown, TX
Wright, Kyleen (Self; Texans for Life), Arlington, TX
AGAINST:
Acock, Joe Collin (Self), Austin, TX
Aguillon-Brashear, Paola (Self), Austin, TX
Alaniz-Zoghby, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Alcocer, Steve (Self; Human Rights Campaign), Austin, TX
Alford, Caleb (Self), Austin, TX
Alvarado, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Arredondo, Brianna (Self), Austin, TX
Aylor, Candace (Self), Austin, TX
Batchelder, Paxton (Self), San Antonio, TX
Benavidez, Valerie (Self), Austin, TX
Bhatt, Rishee (Self), Austin, TX
Blanton, Dana (Self), Austin, TX
Bocanegra, Halisa (Self), Converse, TX
Bodin, Hunter (Self), Austin, TX
Boren, Inna (Self), Dripping springs, TX
Bostur, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Bow, Claire (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, Anna Belle (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, John Mr (Self; Travis County Resistance), Austin, TX
Burton, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX
Busey, Kelli (Self), Arlington, TX
Butler, Casey (Self), Austin, TX
Campbell, Mildred Carolyn "Carol" Lawyer (Self), Austin, TX
Cornell, Victor (Self), Round Rock, TX
Curry, Charles (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Dalley, Melissa (Self), Austin, TX
Davis, David (Self), Austin, TX
Davis, Linda (Self), Austin, TX
De Leon, Giovanna (Self), Austin, TX
DeRosa, NIcholas (Self), Hondo, TX
Dillon, Kris (Self), Austin, TX
Dizney, Desmion (Self), Austin, TX
Doughty, Deirdre Dr (Self), Austin, TX
Dower, Carolyn (Self), Austin, TX
Dresden, Ryden Mx. (Self), Austin, TX
Dukes, Cowboi Mx. (Self), Austin, TX
Duncan, Nigel (Self), San antonio, TX
Eddy, Joni (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Edmonds, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Edmonson, Andrew Mr (Self), Houston, TX
Elliff, D. Scott Dr. (Self; Equality Texas), Corpus Christi, TX
Freeman, Noel (Self), Houston, TX
Garcia, Michael (Self), Austin, TX
Getner, Makylie (Self), Temple, TX
Gidseg, Joey (Self; Austin Justice Coalition), Austin, TX
Gonzales, Frank (Self), Dallas, TX
Gonzales, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX
Gonzales, Libby (Self), Dallas, TX
Gonzales, Rachel (Self), Dallas, TX
Gonzales, Rodney (Self), Austin, TX
Goodman, Sara (Self), Austin, TX
Graham, Katherine (Self), Austin, TX
Green, Billie (Self), Austin, TX
Greenstone, Pamela (Self), Austin, TX
Guerra, Tracey (Self), Austin, TX
Hamill (Self), Austin, TX
Harrison, Andrew (Self), Austin, TX
Harrison, Gregory Social worker (Self), Kyle, TX
Hart, Lindsey (Self), Austin, TX
Hayes, Holly (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Healer, Virginia (Self), Austin, TX
Heck, Leah (Self), Austin, TX
Herbst, Jess Mayor, Town of New Hope, Collin County (Self; Trans United Fund), New
Hope, TX
Hernandez, Steven (Self), Round Rock, TX
Hillsmith, Madeline (Self), Austin, TX
Hilton, Glen (Self), Houston, TX
Hilton, Glen (Self), Houston, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Hunt, Karen (Self), Manchaca, TX
Hyatt, Rebecca LMSW (Self), Austin, TX
Hyman, Shelby (Self), Austin, TX
Jacob, Matthew (Self), Austin, TX
Jacob, Matthew (Self), Austin, TX
Jain, Nishit (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Drew (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Kelly (Self), Alamo Heights, TX
Jones, Zoe (Self), Richardson, TX
Jost, Aimee (Self), Austin, TX
Kapostasy, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Keese (Self), Round rock, TX
Keese (Self), Round rock, TX
Kelly, Denis Mr (Self), Houston, TX
Kelly, Mara (Self), Austin, TX
King, Danielle (Self), Austin, TX
Kirtley, Kerry (Self), Boerne, TX
Klein, Jasper (Self), San Antonio, TX
Lackey, Holt (Self), Austin, TX
Landry, Brianna (Self), Austin, TX
Lawrence, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Lewis, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Lightheart, Barbara (Self), Austin, TX
Mardegian, Rachael (Self), Austin, TX
Margulies, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Marques, Rebecca (Self), Houston, TX
Marsh, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Gary (Self), Austin, TX
Martinez, Amber (Self; Texas Freedom Network), San Antonio, TX
Martinez, Stephanie (Self; Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church), Austin, TX
Mazariegos, Erwin (Self), Austin, TX
McAllister, Denise (Self), Austin, TX
McArdle, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX
Mcbur ett, Louise (Self), Sachse, TX
Mcburnett, Karl (Self), Sachse, TX
Mcburnett, Rose (Self), Sachse, TX
Merfish, Brett (Self), Austin, TX
Meurer, Jill (Self), Round Rock, TX
Meurer, Kelsey (Self), Round Rock, TX
Mikitka, Alex (Self), Austin, TX
Miller, Alisa (Self), Austin, TX
Minars, Kelley (Self), San Antonio, TX
Mineo, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Mirto, Sophis (Self), Ausrin, TX
Moody, Mandy Mrs. (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Murray, Allen (Self), La Porte, TX
Nelson, Louise (Self), Austin, TX
Noble, Shannon Government Affairs Counsel (Texas Counseling Association), Austin, TX
Norris, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
OFurey, Brad (Self; Equality Texas), Austin, TX
Orr, Kevin Mr (Self), Leander, TX
Parks, Virginia Social Worker (Self), Houston, TX
Peek, George (Self), Austin, TX
Peek, Whitney (Self), Austin, TX
Perretta, Andrew (Self; Human Rights Campaign), Cibolo, TX
Perry, Nicole (Self; A Nu Trans Movement), Carrollton, TX
Pritchett, William (Self), Houston, TX
Privett, Anita (Self), Austin, TX
Radbourne, Parker (Self), San Antonio, TX
Reed, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Rocap, Blake (NARAL Pro-Choice Texas), Austin, TX
Ryan, Michelle (Self), Elgin, TX
Scheidler, Mel (Self), Austin, TX
Schell, Eric (Self), Houston, TX
Schelling, Emmett (Self), San Antonio, TX
Schilt, Paige Dr. (Self), Austin, TX
Schwartz, Elizabeth (Self), Houston, TX
Scott, Kim (Self), Georgetown, TX
Shattuck, Catherine (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Shea, Stephanie (Self), Austin, TX
Shouse, Anna Rev. (Self), Austin, TX
Skidmore, Danielle Professional Engineer (Self), Austin, TX
Slataper, Rene MR (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Ashley Ms. (Self), San Antonio, TX
Smith, Erin Director of Adoption Services (Self; Adoption Advocates), Austin, TX
Smoot, Samantha (Self), Austin, TX
Spencer, Stephen (Self), San Marcos, TX
Stabler, Meghan (Self), Round rock, TX
Star, Izzy (Self), Austin, TX
Stark, Sae (Self), Austin, TX
Stein, Lucy Advocacy Director (Progress Texas), Austin, TX
Stephens, Margaret (Self), Austin, TX
Stone, Julia (Self), Austin, TX
Sturm, Nikole (Self; Travis county green party), Austin, TX
Tejani (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, William (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Thompson, Karen Reverend (Self), Austin, TX
Topping, David (Self), Austin, TX
Triplett, Chelsea (Self), San Antonio, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Villela, Juan Community Organizer (Self), Brownsville, TX
Wall, Catharine (Self), Austin, TX
Wallet, Barry (Self), Austin, TX
Weaver, Lou (Self), Houston, TX
Westerberg, Kaitlyn (Self; Texas Rising of Texas Freedom Network), Austin, TX
Wheeler, David (Self), Austin, Texas, TX
Williams, Bryan (Self), Austin, TX
Yado, Sissi (Self), Donna, TX
Zahler, Anya Student (Self), Temple, TX
Zahler, Rebecca (Self), Temple, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bostur, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, John Mr (Self; Travis County Resistance), Austin, TX
Craven, Morgan (Texas Appleseed), Austin, TX
Hansch, Greg (Self; National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Texas), Austin, TX
Hartman, Marilyn Advocate for those with serious mental illness (Self; NAMI Austin
(National Alliance on Mental Illness)), Austin, TX
Hayes, Holly (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Humphrey, Cynthia Executive Director (Association of Substance Abuse Programs),
Kerrville, TX
Jost, Aimee (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Gary (Self), Austin, TX
Mineo, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
Murphy, Kate Senior child welfare policy associate (Texans care for children), Austin, TX
Rosales-Elkins, Deborah Peer Policy Fellow (Self), Manor, TX
Shattuck, Catherine (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Smith, Reginald Peer Policy Fellow (Self; Communities for Recovery), Austin, TX
Travis, Clayton Director of Advocacy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Wall, Catharine (Self), Austin, TX
Whitehurst, Darren (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Kirkle, Sarah Review Director (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
Muth, Stephanie Deputy Executive Commissioner, transformation (The Healt and Human
Services Commission), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
FOR:
Ivie, Walter (Self; American Legion Department of Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Ambrose, Ryan (Memorial Hermann Health System), Houston, TX
Mckinny, John (Self; American Legion Dept of Texas), Dripping Springs, TX
ON:
Ita, Trina Deputy associate commissioner for mental health (The health and human services
commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (also providing written testimony) (AARP),
Austin, TX
Stevens, Alan Dr (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Hospital Association,
baylor scott & white health), Temple, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bostur, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Burleson, John Mr (Self; Travis County Resistance), Austin, TX
Cates, Andrew General Counsel (Texas Nurses Association), Austin, TX
Hartman, Marilyn Advocate for those with serious mental illness (Self; NAMI Austin
(National Alliance on Mental Illness)), Austin, TX
Hayes, Holly (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Jost, Aimee (Self), Austin, TX
Kowalski, Thomas President and ceo (THBI), Austin, TX
Marsh, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Marsh, Gary (Self), Austin, TX
Masey, Chris Policy specialist (Coalition of Texans with disabilities), Austin, TX
Mineo, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
Moody, Mandy Mrs. (Self), Austin, TX
Rose, Denise (AstraZeneca), Austin, TX
Shattuck, Catherine (Self; Literary Women in Action), Austin, TX
Tucker, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Wall, Catharine (Self), Austin, TX
FOR:
Guajardo, Esmeralda Health Administrator (Self; Cameron County), Weslaco, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Lippincott, Elizabeth (Texas Border Coalition), Austin, TX
Whitehurst, Darren (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
ON:
Zumbrun, Janna Associate commissioner for Disease Control and Pre (Texas Dept of State
Health services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Whitr, Richard Vice President and COO (Kidz Club), Louisville, KY
ON:
Green, Calvin Director, regulatory policy (The Department of Aging and Disability
Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Fairchild, Neva National Independant Employment Specialist (Self; American Foundation
for the Blind), Dallas, TX
Johnson, Larry ACBT and TSHL (also providing written testimony) (Self; American
Council of the Blind of Texas and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Fredriksen, Amanda Associate state director (AARP), Austin, TX
Hathaway-Bell, Stacey Manager, Reader Services (Texas Talking Book Program/ Texas
state Library ans Archives Commission), Austin, TX
Higgins, Carlos Chair TSHL Legislative Action Comm (Self; Texas Silver Haired
Legislature), Austin, TX
Lucey, Ronald Cmte on People with Disabilities (OOG) (Office of the Governor), Austin
TX, TX
Masey, Chris Policy specialist (Coalition of Texans with disabilities), Austin, TX
Smith, Mary (Self; Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Austin, TX
Stempko, Paul Texas Silver Haired Legislator (Self; Texas Silver Haired Legislature),
Round Rock, TX
ON:
Fuller, Cheryl Director, Vocational Rehabilitation (Texas Workforce Commission), Austin,
TX
Riley, Holly Manager, aging services coordination (The Health and Human Services
Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Smoot, Jeanne Senior Counsel for Policy and Strategy (also providing written testimony)
(Tahirih Justice Center), Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Crockett, Sarah Public Policy Coordinator (Texas CASA), Austin, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Guerra, Tracey (Self), Austin, TX
Hettinger, Ann Public Policy Director (Self; Center for the Preservation of Ameican
ideals), Rockwall, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 19, 2017 8:00 AM
Houston, Joshua General Counsel (Texas Impact), Austin, TX
Keese (Self), Round rock, TX
AGAINST:
Wood, Cecilia (Self), Austin, TX
FOR:
Crockett, Sarah Public Policy Coordinator (also providing written testimony) (Texas
CASA), Austin, TX
ON:
Bernstein, Jamie (also providing written testimony) (Childrens commission), Austin, TX
Brady, Denise Senior policy attorney (Dept of Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Executive Director (The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin,
TX
Barillas, Dr. Katherine Director of Child Welfare (One Voice Texas), Houston, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Freeman, Kathryn Director of Public Policy (Texas Baptists Christian Life Commission),
Austin, TX
Gandy, Rachel (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Kimberly, Knox SVP - Advocacy and Stakeholder Relations (Upbring), Austin, TX
Lilly, Janna Texas Council for Adm. of Special Education (Texas Council of
Administrators of Special Education), Austin, TX
Masey, Chris Policy specialist (Coalition of Texans with disabilities), Austin, TX
Murphy, Kate Senior child welfare policy associate (Texans care for children), Austin, TX
Olse, Katie Executive Director (Texas Alliance if Child and Family Services), Austin, TX
Patel, Dimple Senior Policy Analyst (TexProtects), Dallas, TX
Thurston, James Director of Policy and Community Engagement (United Ways of Texas),
Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Hackenberg, StacY (Self), Round Rock, TX
Kalthoff, Wendy (Self), Austin, TX


Playable Characters:
Robot
Has good defensive stats, HP, SP, and Special Attack. Speed and attack are fairly low, so the support of additional party members will greatly help in battle.
Rowen
Surprisingly powerful, with great attack and speed, and good HP to boot! It's worth noting despite an incredible Special Attack stat, he has low SP and may be unable to use special attacks without recovery from time to time.
Oda
A character with lower HP, but has higher speed, SP, and Special Attack.
Gigi and Gerald (Duo)
This couple fights as a team! Despite being two different characters, in battle they work together with stats shared between them. Overall, they have fairly well-rounded stats, with the exception of low speed.
Brenda
Incredible defense from both ordinary and special attacks. Fantastic HP, too! However, she doesn't care to ever rush around, with a speed stat of zero. On the other hand, always taking action after a foe attacks helps with using some of her special attacks.
MVP
He's too cool and reckless to use a SP stat, so his special attacks use up some of his HP. Apart from that, his attack stats and speed are huge. Defense stats are a bit shaky, though.


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In the next couple of chapters we are going to study random processes indexed by time. We have looked at some of these already – for example, a sequence of trials can be thought of as a random process indexed by time.
Naturally, we are going to be interested in what we can predict about a process in the future, given that we know its present value. Techniques involving conditioning are going to be useful. We know some of these techniques already. In this chapter we will develop them further.


intro
Log4z is an open source C++ lightweight log library. It provides in a C++ application log and trace debug function. Using log4z can be very easy and convenient to debug log or track for conveying information to the screen, the log file
the open source site:
https://github.com/zsummer/log4z
tags:
https://github.com/zsummer/log4z/tags
The advantages of log4z
1. MIT open source license,very liberal.
2. lightweight and cross platform.
3. complete priority level control.
4. muilti log output, thread safe.
5. complete file's configure.
6. display to screen with different color.
fast_test.cpp : the simple demo
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#include "../log4z.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace zsummer::log4z;
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
//start log4z
ILog4zManager::GetInstance()->Start();
//LOGD: LOG WITH level LOG_DEBUG
//LOGI: LOG WITH level LOG_INFO
//...
LOGD(" *** " << "hellow wolrd" <<" *** ");
LOGI("loginfo");
LOGW("log warning");
LOGE("log err");
LOGA("log alarm");
LOGF("log fatal");
LOGD("char:" <<'c'
<< ", unsigned char:" << (unsigned char) 'c'
<< ", short:" << (short) -1
<< ", unsigned short:" << (unsigned short) -1
<< ", int:" << (int) -1
<< ", unsigned int:" << (unsigned int) -1
<< ", long:" << (long) -1
<< ", unsigned long:" << (unsigned long) -1
<< ", long long:" << (long long) -1
<< ", unsigned long long:" << (unsigned long long) -1
<< ", float:" << (float) -1.234567
<< ", double:" << (double) -2.34566
<< ", std::string:" << std::string("fffff")
<< ", void *:" << ( int *) argv
<< ", const void*:" << (const int *) argv
<< ", constant:" << 1000
<< ", constant:" <<<PHONE_NUMBER>8
<< ", bool:" << (bool) true);
LOGA("press anykey to exit ...");
getchar();
return 0;
}
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compile
in VS join the log4z.h and log4z.cpp
in linux, need append -lpthread. example:
g++ -lpthread -o test main.cpp ../log4z.cpp
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the screenshot
log4z_log_tree:
log4z_windows_fast_output:
log4z_linux_fast_output
update logs
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/*
* UPDATES
*
* VERSION 0.1.0 <DATE: 2010.10.4>
* create the first project.
* It support put log to screen and files,
* support log level, support one day one log file.
* support multiple thread, multiple operating system.
*
* VERSION .... <DATE: ...>
* ...
*
* VERSION 0.9.0 <DATE: 2012.12.24>
* support config files.
* support color text in screen.
* support multiple logger.
*
* VERSION 1.0.0 <DATE: 2012.12.29>
* support comments in the config file.
* add a advanced demo in the ./project
* fix some details.
*
* VERSION 1.0.1 <DATE: 2013.01.01>
* the source code haven't any change.
* fix some Comments in the log4z
* add some comments in the test projects.
* delete some needless code in the 'fast_test' demo projects, it's so simple.
*
* VERSION 1.1.0 <DATE: 2013.01.24>
* the method Start will wait for the logger thread started.
* config and add method change.
* namespace change.
* append some macro.
*
* VERSION 1.1.1 <DATE: 2013.02.23>
* add GetStatus**** mothed.
* optimize.
* VERSION 1.2.0 <DATE: 2013.04.05>
* optimize.
*
*/
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version 1.2.1 fix some detail bug from v1.2.0 optimize.
1. need include <stdio.h> in header file.
2. new string stream format class on format <unsigned int> type will more append character 'd' .
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Attachments:
[log4z-1.2.0.zip]
[log4z-1.2.1.zip]


Next: Approximate Error Prediction Framework
Up: Probabilistic Error Masking Matrix
Previous: Inputs with Multiple Faults
Fine-grained PeMM
As stated previously, granularity of PeMM varies depending on the focusing scope of error existence. When the input vectors represent signal-level error probabilities, non-zero values in output vectors indicate the existence of errors in particular signals. An instinctive extension to the approach would be the focus of error existence in smaller granularity such as byte or nibble level, where PeMM predicts not only error existence but also in which byte/nibble the error exists. This could be of particular importance in the field of approximate application, where the achieved QoS could be traded off with other design metrics such as power consumption and area overhead.
Fine-grained PeMM can be created using additional look-up-table for values of
as in Table I, where byte-level masking probabilities for selected algorithmic operations are listed. The first column represents the targeted operations while the second column forms a Key variable showing in which bytes the faults locate on both inputs. For instance, key 13 shows faults in
byte of first input and
byte of second input while key 10 shows no fault in second input but only
byte of the first input. The byte-wise
shows the probabilities of error existence in particular output bytes, such as single input fault in
byte of SUB operation can result in errors in
or even
bytes with reduced probability, whereas for AND operation no cross bytes error could be resulted from single input fault. When faults exist in multiple bytes of the same input, expected masking probabilities could be interpolated based on byte-level error probabilities.
Table I:
Examples of fault approximation with byte-level granularity
|
|
|
-
|
| SUB |
10 |
1.000000 |
0.126830 |
0.000520 |
0.000000 |
| OR |
22 |
0.000000 |
0.721690 |
0.000000 |
0.000000 |
| AND |
10 |
0.499030 |
0.000000 |
0.000000 |
0.000000 |
| AND |
13 |
0.500400 |
0.000000 |
0.499900 |
0.000000 |
| XOR |
33 |
0.000000 |
0.000000 |
0.873990 |
0.000000 |
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Depending on targeted field of application, granularity can be further fine-grained, which requires additional efforts for characterization. For micro-architecture units which do not contain any algorithmic operations, such fine-grained PeMMs are not required since no crossing segment errors are resulted.
Next: Approximate Error Prediction Framework
Up: Probabilistic Error Masking Matrix
Previous: Inputs with Multiple Faults
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2014-07-16


## Basic Usage ### Installation Via [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) ``` $ npm install across-tabs ``` Via [bower](https://bower.io/) ``` $ bower install across-tabs ``` ### Usage ##### Create an instance / reference before using. **Opener(Parent) tab*** ``` var config = { onHandshakeCallback: function () { ... }, onPollingCallback: function () { ... } } var parent = new AcrossTabs.Parent(config); ``` `Constructor` accepts a configurable `Object` with the following keys. * `heartBeatInterval`: The time interval for polling tabs statuses * `removeClosedTabs`: Pass it as `true` to have only opened tabs in the list * `shouldInitImmediately`: Pass it as `false` to create an instance but initialize it later * `onHandshakeCallback`: Callback to be called when a successful connection has been established * `onPollingCallback`: Callback to be called every time a tab is polled for its status | Config Keys | default | accepts | | --------------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | **heartBeatInterval** | 500 msec | A number representing milliseconds | | **removeClosedTabs** | false | Boolean | | **shouldInitImmediately** | true | Boolean | | **onHandshakeCallback** | Undefined | Function as callback | | **onPollingCallback** | Undefined | Function as callback | **New(Child tab)** ``` var config = { onReady: onReady, onInitialize: onInitialize, handshakeExpiryLimit: 4000, // msec onParentDisconnect: onParentDisconnect, onParentCommunication: onParentCommunication }; var child = new AcrossTabs.Child(); ``` `Constructor` accepts a configurable `Object` with the following keys. * `handshakeExpiryLimit`: Time to wait for getting an acknowledgement from Parent window for child's request * `onReady`: Callback to be invoked once child instance is ready * `onInitialize`: Callback when a child instance is actually initiated * `onParentDisconnect`: Callback to be invoked when Parent gets disconnected * `onParentCommunication`: Callback to be invoked whenevr Parent communicates with the child tab | Config Keys | default | accepts | | ------------------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | **handshakeExpiryLimit** | 5000 msec | A number representing milliseconds | | **onReady** | Undefined | Function as callback | | **onInitialize** | Undefined | Function as callback | | **onParentDisconnect** | Undefined | Function as callback | | **onParentCommunication** | Undefined | Function as callback |


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Health claims on food labels: 47 notices issued to owners of premises
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 26 ― The Health Ministry has issued 47 notices totalling RM113,500 to owners of premises selling food products containing health claims on labels.
Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said in a special operation held nationwide last October, 506 premises were checked with 2,135 food products worth RM60,493.53 were seized.
He said Regulation 18 of the Food Regulations 1985 states that food labels should not contain health claims such as preventing, reducing, treating and curing any disease.
“The ministry views seriously the sale of food products with health claims on the labels as well as their advertisement whether in the electronic and print media and social media,” he said adding that it was prohibited to use health claims in food labels and advertisements.
Dr Noor Hisham said owners of premises who failed to comply with any provision of the Food Regulations 1985 could be fined not more than RM10,000 or imprisonment not exceeding two years if convicted. ― Bernama


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Jay, Chintan and I have dedicated the last year to learning as much as we can about financial analysis, retail investing, and the fintech industry. We are proud to have built a beautiful and easy way for thousands of individuals to do stock research. However, Capp.io can’t stay a pet project we hacked together to scratch our own itch as naive investors. We are determined for Capp.io to become a product that investors really need and love using.
It’s been five weeks since Team Capp.io moved from Atlanta to New York City for the DreamIt Accelerator. For the first half of the month, we turned every stone, collecting data and feedback from in-person meetings with NYC users, investors and DreamIt partners. This process forced us to take a hard look at the progress of the company and product from multiple perspectives.
We found that our most active users love Capp.io for it’s quick quantitative analysis but still spend hours getting a deep understanding of their investments’ businesses. While taking a look at a company’s financials and metrics is crucial, it’s only part of the equation. Taking a look at a company’s SEC filings and recent news is equally as important. We took this and other pieces of feedback to rethink Capp.io and take into account the whole research process. Here is a quick overview of how we plan to build a more complete solution.
Deeper Insights
From the beginning of Capp.io, we’ve been keen on making sure we do a good job of boiling down all the financial data you would typically see, into easy to understand insights. So with the latest version of Capp.io, we wanted to make it as easy as reading a couple of sentences. On the new fundamental analysis report, Capp.io breaks down its analysis of each company into four sections and each of those sections now generate a small summary of what’s happening with the data inside:
These blurbs will point out important information and trends you should know like how much of a dividend the company pays or how the company’s metrics compare to its competitors. As always if you want dig deeper into the data, clicking on the sections will allow you to view the raw data.
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We’ve partnered with TwoMargins to bring their amazing financial documents to our platform. While reading an SEC filing can seem daunting, it contains a lot vital information to help people understand the “why” behind the company’s fundamentals. Why is revenue growing? Why have the company’s operating expenses gone up? These are things that the management team directly answers in their 10-K or 10-Q reports. TwoMargin’s viewer allows users to add annotations directly onto the reports giving them the ability to find and understand important information in the filings.
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Reading news and keeping up with current events gives a good investor his/her edge. We made sure that in the new version of Capp.io we gave our users access to the latest news not only on a company but also on its industry. Additionally, we want to make sure the most “relevant” content is displayed up front and center (big announcements acquisitions, earnings releases, etc.) so Capp.io lets users push content they think is more helpful to the top.
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Start from scratch by filling up the empty form or import previously built portfolio xml file. After finishing, download exported xml portfolio for later use or choose from export options below.
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This is an online tool for creating your portfolio exportable to XML. Builder form is generated directly from XML Schema that is used for validation of output XML files. Filled out portfolio can be then exported as HTML5. You can supply your own XML Schema with few limitations from form generation and also provide custom XSLT Transofrnations to export validated form. You can check out project's source on github here and feel free to open any issues with requests or questions.


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- The CTC 2013 paper gives the algorithms for (i) calculating a TLSH hash, and (ii) calculating the distance between two TLSH hashes.
- The ATIS 2014
paper looks at evading TLSH, SSDEEP and SDHASH.
This paper looks at the effectiveness of these similarity digests at identifying files when the content of the file is deliberately changed.
The paper looks at multiple files types including binary executables, image files, source code and HTML files.
For the SSDEEP and SDHASH digest schemes, we were able to evade the scheme in a fairly straight forward way.
In particular, we were able to construct very short SED scripts which would break these schemes for source code (1 line SED script) and HTML files (4 line SED script),
while maintaining the orginal functionality of the file.
TLSH proved a lot harder to break.
We sent a responsible disclosure to the authors of these schemes before the paper was published.


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General Information
- Immigration is the movement of people from one country to another. Generally, immigrants are not natives of or do not possess citizenship in the countries they immigrate to.
- The United States has more immigrants than any other nation. In 2017, more than 40 million people living in the U.S. were born in some other country, representing nearly 14% of the U.S. population.
- The majority of immigrants (77%) reside in the U.S. legally.
- Most immigrants come from Mexico (11.2 million in 2017), followed by China (2.9 million) and India (2.3 million).
- Since 2010, more Asian immigrants have arrived in the U.S. than Hispanic immigrants.
Key Legislation/Programs
- DACA (2012): A United States immigration policy that allows some individuals with unlawful presence in the United States after being brought to the country as children to receive a renewable two-year period of deferred action from deportation and become eligible for a work permit.
- Dream Act (2001): A bill in Congress that would have granted legal status to certain undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children and went to school here.
- TPS (1990): A temporary status given to eligible nationals of designated countries who are present in the United States. The status, afforded to nationals from some countries affected by armed conflict or natural disaster, allows persons to live and work in the United States for limited times.
Donald Trump
- Would like to sponsor the building a wall across the United States-Mexian Border
- Standing up to sanctuary states who harbor and protect illegal immigrants
- Believes that the US should be a haven for lawful American Citizens, not “criminal aliens”
- Would like to pass the Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Act
- “Enables victims of open borders to sue the radical and lawless jurisdictions responsible for the harm inflicted”
- Merit-based immigration
- Proposing legislation that would shift the current randomized immigration system to a system based on skill and merit
- Would like to enforce voter I.D. legislation for elections
- “Touchback amnesty” - illegal immigrants are deported and those without criminal records can return to the country
- Impose travel bans - suspend immigrants from known terror states
Joe Biden
- “End the prosecution of parents for minor immigration violations as an intimidation tactic, and prioritize the reunification of any children still separated from their families”
- Restore asylum laws to protect people fleeing asylum
- Direct resources to assure the efficient and fair processing of asylum applications
- Increase humanitarian resources (“faith-based shelters, non-governmental aid organizations, legal non-profits, and refugee assistance agencies”) available to migrants awaiting review of their asylum claims
- Provide alternatives to detention that will support immigrants through legal stages
- Will enable safe and humane living conditions for migrants
- To end the National Emergency that extracts federal dollars from the DOD to build the wall
- Direct the resources to improvements in screening technology
- Reinstate DACA, which protects undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as Children, have abided by US Law, and have attented school or enlisted in the military
- Provided young people who passed a background check with temporary work permits and protection from deportation
- Rescind the travel and refugee bans


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Little11 augments older iPhones with modern gestures and features
by Anthony BouchardNow that we live in a day and age in which notched, edge-to-edge displays are the norm for Apple-branded smartphones, those sporting traditional rectangular displays are beginning to show their age both in terms of appearance and functionality.
Despite the massive bummer this seems to entail at first glance, those who’ve taken the steps to jailbreak their aging iPhone can now call upon the help of a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called Little11 by iOS developer Ryan Nair to port many of the of the latest gestures and user interface elements that we’ve come to enjoy on the iPhone X and later to older handsets with traditional rectangular displays
In the screenshot examples above, you’ll notice many of the things that Little11 can bring to non-notched handsets, including:
- The Home Bar
- Home Bar-based app-switching
- iPhone X-style Status Bar
- iPhone X-style Dock
- And much more…
Upon installing Little11, you’ll find a dedicated preference pane in the Settings app where you can configure the tweak to your liking:
Here, you can:
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Choose your preferred Status Bar style
- Default Status Bar
- iPad Status Bar
- iPhone X Status Bar
- Toggle the Home Bar on or off globally
- Toggle the Home Bar on or off on the Lock screen only
- Enable or disable the larger keyboard
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Enable or disable the rounded App Switcher and Dock
- Adjust the corner radius via a slider
- Reduce Home screen icon rows by one
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Enable or disable the rounded screen corners
- Adjust the corner radius via a slider
- Enable or disable the Status Bar-based Control Center grabber
- Toggle the Status Bar-based battery percentage
- Enable or disable Picture-in-Picture video viewing
- Enable or disable Face ID animations for user authentication
- Enable or disable Lock screen shortcuts for flashlight and Camera
The developer includes a Respring button at the bottom of the preference pane to help you save any changes you make.
While we wouldn’t recommend all of these features on a traditional rectangular display due to size constraints, we particularly like the iPhone X-style Status Bar and Dock, and the Lock screen shortcuts, among other things. Others may appreciate Picture-in-Picture support and Home Bar support, but your mileage may vary.
Those interested in downloading Little11 can snag it completely free of cost from the Packix repository in their package manager of choice. The tweak works with all jailbroken iOS 11, 12, and 13 devices.
What was your favorite feature ported over by Little11? Let us know in the comments section below.


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Adding A New Indexpattern
Index patterns are used to extract data from the existing indexes, and describe how the various components appear in the index as provided, what are the signs of punctuation or markup used to identify entries, separate page numbers, indicate subentries, etc.
Adding a new Indexpattern is perhaps the most complicated part of configuring the ENM TCT Backend. This page will explain the various fields in the Indexpattern model and how they might be configured for a new Indexpattern, but be aware that this process is often iterative and may require some trial and error to get the proper values.
Indexpattern Fields
id
Field Type: Integer
This is a unique, internal id for the Indexpattern. It is, for the most part, not used by ENM TCT, as Indexpatterns are usually fetched by their "name" attribute, which is more likely to be consistent across implementations. However, if adding a new Indexpattern via the indexpatterns.json
fixture, you must include a value for this field that is not used by a currently existing Indexpattern.
Name
Field Type: String
This string field must be unique within the database. It is the primary means of fetching a specific Indexpattern from the database.
Description
Field Type: String
This is a longer, human-readable text description of the IndexPattern. This field does not have an enforced uniqueness, and is merely meant to help the editor choose the proper Indexpattern.
xpath_entry
Field Type: String
XPath term that specifies a main entry node in the index. For example, an EPUB with the following structure for an index entry:

 Washington, George, 73–85

would have a value of p[@class="indexmain"]
for xpath_entry.
subentry_classes
Field Type: Array (string)
A list of classes used to indicate a subentry in the index, specifically for indexes with separate line subentries. For example, an index with the following subentry:

 Presidency of, 109

would have a value of ['indexsub']
for subentry_classes.
Note
This field is only used for indexes in which there are separate line rather than (or in addition to) inline subentries. If left blank, the parser will assume that the index only contains inline subentries.
xpath_see
Field Type: String
Tag type that encloses a "see" indicator in the EPUB. For example, an index with the following entry

 First President. See Washington, George

would have a value of em
for xpath_see.
xpath_seealso
Field Type: String
Tag type that enclose a "see also" indicator in the EPUB. For example, an index with the following entry:

Early Presidents, 28, 31. See also Washington, George

would have a value of em
for xpath_seealso.
pagenumber_pre_strings
Field Type: Array (String)
When identifying pages in the text, this is the string used to split an entire page to separate into individual pages. The goal is to have each remaining page string begin with the page number, so the split string should include the tag text that occurs right before the page number. For example, in an EPUB with the following text:

 Washington was widely admired for his strong leadership qualities and was unanimously elected president by the Electoral College in the first two national elections. He oversaw the creation of a strong, well- financed national government that maintained neutrality in the French Revolutionary Wars, suppressed the Whiskey Rebellion, and won acceptance among Americans of all types.[3] Washington's incumbency established many precedents still in use today, such as the cabinet system, the inaugural address, and the title Mr. President.[4][5] His retirement from office after two terms established a tradition that lasted until 1940 when Franklin Delano Roosevelt won an unprecedented third term. The 22nd Amendment (1951) now limits the president to two elected terms.

could have a value of ['id="page_']
for pagenumber_pre_strings.
(Example text from Wikipedia)
pagenumber_xpath_pattern
Field Type: String
An xpath pattern used to find a particular page using xpath in the original text. Any tool using this pattern will use python's string format
function to construct the specific xpath pattern for that particular page, and should therefore include the characters {}
or {0}
where the page number should be inserted. If the page number should be used multiple times in the string, you must use the second version {0}
. So, for example, the text from the pagenumber_pre_strings example would have a value of a[@id="page_{0}"]
for pagenumber_xpath_pattern.
pagenumber_css_selector_pattern
Field Type: String
This field functions much like the pagenumber_xpath_pattern, but for CSS Selectors instead of Xpath. For example, the same text from the pagenumber_pre_strings example would have a value of #page_{0}
for pagenumber_css_selector_pattern.
pagenumber_tag_pattern
Field Type: String
This field functions much like the pagenumber_xpath_pattern, but instead reconstructs the original page number locator tag as it existed in the original text. For example, the same text from the pagenumber_pre_strings example would have a value of
for pagenumber_tag_pattern.
separator_between_entry_and_occurrences
Field Type: String
Punctuation used to separate entry text from its occurrences (page numbers). For example, the index entry:

 Washington, George, 73–85

Would have a value of ,
for separator_between_entry_and_occurrences.
xpath_occurrence_link
Field Type: String
Xpath used to find occurence (page number) links within an entry. For example, the index entry:

 Washington, George, 73–85

would have a value of a[@href]
for xpath_occurence_link.
separator_before_first_subentry
Field Type: String
Some indexes with separate line subentries will put the first subentry on the same line as the main entry (particularly if the main entry itself has no occurrences). The punctuation mark in separator_before_first_subentry is used to separate between the main entry text and the first subentry text in these instances. For example, the entry

 Washington, George: and Cherry Tree, 74–5;

would have a value of :
for separator_before_first_subentry.
separator_between_subentries
Field Type: String
Inline subentries use punctuation to separate between different subentries on the same line: this field holds the punctuation that demarcates a new subentry. For example, the following index text:

Adams, Henry, 211n83; apocalyptic view of the future, 60, 65; boundary of life and death blurred in, 57.

would have a value of ;
for separator_between_subentries.
Note
This field is only used in indexes with inline subentries. If this value is left blank, the parser will assume that the index contains only separate line subentries
separator_between_sees
Field Type: String
Punctuation used to separate multiple "see" targets in an index. For example, the entry

 Washington, George, 39–41. See American Presidency; Founding Fathers; Cannot Tell a Lie

would have a value of ;
for separator_between_sees.
separator_see_subentry
Field Type: String
A "see" relation might point to a subentry, rather than the main entry of a text. In those cases, this punctuation is used to indicate the difference between the main entry and subentry text in the target subentry. For example, in the entry:

 Truthfulness in politics, 51–52. See also Washington, and Cherry Tree

the target is not the main topic Washington, and Cherry Tree but the subentry and Cherry Tree of the main entry Washington. In this case, the value of separator_see_subentry would be ,
.
separator_between_seealsos
Field Type: String
Functions similarly to separator_between_sees, but with "see also" relations instead of "see" relations.
inline_see_start
Field Type: String
Some inline subentry indexes include both multiple subentries and multiple see relations in a single line. Even worse, sometimes these are separated by exactly the same punctuation. In those situations, the index will wrap the see in certain punctuation, such as parenthesis. When parsing these situations, the index extractor is looking at the content stripped of tags, so for an index with text that looks like this:
Washington, George, 8, 9, 18, 24, 89, 94, 101, 102, 172, 180n7, 250n29; and Cherry Tree, 68, 77; Presidency of (see American Presidency; Founding Fathers; Constitution), 7, 20, 101, 110, 164, 169.
the value of inline_see_start would be (see
.
inline_see_end
Field Type: String
This field marks the end of a series of "see" relations in an inline subentry index. Using the same example from inline_see_start above, the value of inline_see_end would be )
.
inline_see_also_start
Field Type: String
Functionally equivalent to inline_see_start above, but for "see also" relations.
inline_see_also_end
Field Type: String
Functionally equivalent to inline_see_end above, but for "see also" relations.
indicators_of_occurence_range
Field Type: Array (String)
Indexes may express occurrences as a range rather than a single page. OTL TCT extraction, however, only captures the first page, and so this field helps tell the parser to ignore the number at the end of the occurrence range. However, due to inconsistent formatting, an index may use multiple punctuation types to express a range (for example, both hyphens and em dashes). For such an index, the value of indicators_of_occurrence_range might be ["-", "–"]
.
see_split_string
Field Type: Array (String)
String that indicates the beginning of a "see" relation. Because there can be multiple punctuation styles within a given document, the split strings are an array rather than a single option. Like with inline_see_start, the "see" items are extracted with tags removed, just looking at the entry as plain text. So, for an entry with the following text:
First President. See Washington, George
the value of see_split_string would be . See
. Note the inclusion of the leading period, which is important for separating a "see" relation from an entry that has the word "See" in it (such as "The Holy See").
see_also_split_string
Same as see_split_string, but for "see also" relations instead of "see" relations.


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Overview
Basic definition of a route that supports GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP verbs.
Direct Known Subclasses
NodeStatsRoute, NodeExitRoute, RpcRoute, AjaxRoute
Property Summary
- (Array<RouteMethod>) methods
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The array of HTTP methods to register with the express runtime.
Instance Method Summary
- - (void) constructor(methods) Constructor Create a new Route object instance and registers the given methods with the router.
- - (Array<RouteMethod>) getMethods() Accessor for the list of methods to be registered with the router.
- - (void) post(req, res) Invoked when a POST request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
- - (void) get(req, res) Invoked when a GET request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
- - (void) put(req, res) Invoked when a PUT request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
- - (void) del(req, res) Invoked when a DELETE request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
Constructor Details
- (void) constructor(methods)
Create a new Route object instance and registers the given methods with the router.
Instance Method Details
- (Array<RouteMethod>) getMethods()
Accessor for the list of methods to be registered with the router.
- (void) post(req, res)
Invoked when a POST request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
- (void) get(req, res)
Invoked when a GET request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.
- (void) put(req, res)
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- (void) del(req, res)
Invoked when a DELETE request is received by the express runtime on the registered URL.


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In October of 2017 NASA anounced the Space Robotics Competition (SRC). The goal of this competition was to have the robotics community compete to program Valkyrie (shown below) to perform maintanance tasks that may need to be done on Mars. The competition included a qualification round and a finals, both performed using the robot operating system (ROS) and the robotics simulator Gazebo.
I saw this competition on Reddit and immediatly someone created a post looking for teammates. That was how the r/obotics team formed. It included roughly 80 interested people. Of which 20 ended up officialy regestering with the team. We began work on the qualification tasks.
Task 1
Task 1 was to identify colered light on a panel and report the position in the robots head frame. No physical movement required.
**Task 2 **
Task 2 was to walk up to a door, press a button to open the door, and then walk through without falling over.
A maximum of 20 teams were allowed to make the finals. If 20 teams completed both tasks, then the teams with the fastest Task 2 times would be chosen.
This started oout hard. The code needed to run the simulation was a pain to install. If you did manage to get it installed and running, Valkyrie would often fall over.
But eventually we got the hang of things. Once we figured out the API that was given to us things where pretty simple. Here is an example bit of code for making Valkyrie walk.
def walk_to_door():
# Walk to door
msg = FootstepDataListRosMessage()
msg.transfer_time = 0.5
msg.swing_time = 0.5
msg.execution_mode = 0
msg.unique_id = -1
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(RIGHT, [0.3, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(LEFT, [0.7, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(RIGHT, [1.1, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(LEFT, [1.5, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(RIGHT, [1.9, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(LEFT, [2.3, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(RIGHT, [2.6, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(LEFT, [2.9, -0.1, 0.0]))
msg.footstep_data_list.append(createFootStepOffset(RIGHT, [2.9, -0.1, 0.0])) # end at 2.9 (right before door)
footStepListPublisher.publish(msg)
rospy.loginfo('walk forward...')
waitForFootsteps(len(msg.footstep_data_list))
Our first successful run took over 50 seconds for Valkyrie to complete. By the end of the qualification round we had gotten that down to roughly 10.5 seconds.
Unfortunetely this was not enough to put us in the top 20 teams. So our journey ended there.
Gitlab Repo https://gitlab.com/r-obotics/nsrc-qr


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The BIND name server software comes with its own client library, named libresolv.
As can be expected from an ISC product, libresolv is not good software. Here are a few reasons why.
The same people who wrote BIND wrote libresolv. That is the amount of trust you can place in libresolv. Ten years ago, the security status of libresolv looked like this. I am not confident that is has improved: bugs in the software may have been fixed, but new ones will appear, and most importantly, the security management policy at ISC is still the same: security holes will be denied instead of acknowledged and worked upon.
If you find a bug, and a fortiori a security hole, in s6-dns, you can be sure it will be fixed promptly with apologies from the author. skarnet.org doesn't do obfuscation, and never lets politics get in the way of technical quality.
You'd expect a real DNS client library to do better in this aspect than getaddrinfo(), but no: libresolv's function calls are still purely synchronous and may uncontrollably block if the network is unresponsive.
Additionally, libresolv only provides a synchronous interface to clients. Despite the fundamentally asynchronous nature of DNS, and the need to implement asynchronous primitives internally, only blocking calls are made available in the API. This forces users to stack yet another piece of software on top of their dependencies if they need asynchronous DNS resolution.
libs6dns provides several layers of asynchronous interfaces. The user has access to low-level packet sending and receiving, to synchronous resolution of several queries at once, and to a real high-level asynchronous DNS library.
The libresolv-2.13.so binary file compiled for an x86_64 Debian Linux system is roughly 79k bytes. The libs6dns.so.2.0 file, for the same system, is a little bit smaller, while offering more functionality: high-level answer parsing, user-friendly formatting, and in-depth tracing of the DNS resolution process. What is all that code in libresolv for ?
Some examples of less-than-ideal interfaces for the users:
There is a reason why system calls and local functions take user-supplied buffers as arguments. They are relatively fast, it is not too costly to call them again if the buffer is too small the first time, and the result is consistent, i.e. after the first call, the right buffer length is known. But functions making network exchanges with variable-length results from one call to another ? Those need heap-allocated storage. It is good design to avoid using the heap whenever possible, but it is not good design to waste network round-trips to save a malloc().
Like many other "standards", and C library interfaces in particular, libresolv is at best a mediocre one, that people use because there has been nothing better so far.
s6-dns tries to be an alternative solution, based on solid design principles and a reliable code base. It just works, and it makes DNS resolution nice and easy for users.


Module: ActionView::Helpers::RenderingHelper
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance Descendants | |
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Included In:
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| Defined in: | actionview/lib/action_view/helpers/rendering_helper.rb |
Overview
Action View Rendering
Implements methods that allow rendering from a view context. In order to use this module, all you need is to implement view_renderer that returns an ::ActionView::Renderer
object.
Instance Method Summary
-
#_layout_for(*args, &block)
Overrides _layout_for in the context object so it supports the case a block is passed to a partial.
-
#render(options = {}, locals = {}, &block)
Returns the result of a render that’s dictated by the options hash.
Instance Method Details
#_layout_for(*args, &block)
Overrides _layout_for in the context object so it supports the case a block is passed to a partial. Returns the contents that are yielded to a layout, given a name or a block.
You can think of a layout as a method that is called with a block. If the user calls yield :some_name
, the block, by default, returns content_for(:some_name)
. If the user calls simply yield
, the default block returns content_for(:layout)
.
The user can override this default by passing a block to the layout:
# The template
<%= render layout: "my_layout" do %>
Content
<% end %>
# The layout
<html>
<%= yield %>
</html>
In this case, instead of the default block, which would return content_for(:layout)
, this method returns the block that was passed in to render :layout
, and the response would be
<html>
Content
</html>
Finally, the block can take block arguments, which can be passed in by yield
:
# The template
<%= render layout: "my_layout" do |customer| %>
Hello <%= customer.name %>
<% end %>
# The layout
<html>
<%= yield Struct.new(:name).new("David") %>
</html>
In this case, the layout would receive the block passed into render :layout
, and the struct specified would be passed into the block as an argument. The result would be
<html>
Hello David
</html>
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/helpers/rendering_helper.rb', line 97
def _layout_for(*args, &block) name = args.first if block && !name.is_a?(Symbol) capture(*args, &block) else super end end
#render(options = {}, locals = {}, &block)
Returns the result of a render that’s dictated by the options hash. The primary options are:
-
:partial
- See::ActionView::PartialRenderer
. -
:file
- Renders an explicit template file (this used to be the old default), add:locals
to pass in those. -
:inline
- Renders an inline template similar to how it’s done in the controller. -
:plain
- Renders the text passed in out. Setting the content type astext/plain
. -
:html
- Renders the HTML safe string passed in out, otherwise performs HTML escape on the string first. Setting the content type astext/html
. -
:body
- Renders the text passed in, and inherits the content type oftext/plain
from ActionDispatch::Response object.
If no options
hash is passed or if :update
is specified, then:
If an object responding to render_in
is passed, render_in
is called on the object, passing in the current view context.
Otherwise, a partial is rendered using the second parameter as the locals hash.
# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/helpers/rendering_helper.rb', line 30
def render( = {}, locals = {}, &block) case when Hash in_rendering_context( ) do |renderer| if block_given? view_renderer.render_partial(self, .merge(partial: [:layout]), &block) else view_renderer.render(self, ) end end else if .respond_to?(:render_in) .render_in(self, &block) else view_renderer.render_partial(self, partial: , locals: locals, &block) end end end


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