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I aim to apply machine learning methods to solve the unique problems emerged in additive manufacturing. My vision is to establish methodologies and create tools for effective process monitoring and control of the entire production cycle of additive manufacturing.
Find Out MoreAdditive manufacturing is maturing to get increasingly adopted by industries. However, certain bottlenecks are hindering its industrial adoption and to understand and tackle them, machine learning emerged as a suitable method thanks to the data generated during this highly auotmated process. As additive manufacturing operation runs day-to-day in organisations, data are accumulating, and so as the undiscovered knowledge.
What it takes to solve them?For problems that have limited amount of data
For problems involving large amount of time-series and image data
Metal powder behaviours, laser melting mechanisms, microstructural idiosyncrasy of additive manufacutring parts
The understanding of production parameters of Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) and their effects to quality of end product
Feel free to contact me for further discussions on how we can apply machine learning in additive manufacturing or other relevant problems. I am always happy to learn from others and share ideas.


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interface ErrorCode<CODES> where CODES : ErrorCodes, CODES : Enum<CODES>
A type representing an error condition.
Error codes should be used in situations where an error is expected and information can be provided back to the user about what they've done wrong. Each error code should have a resource bundle defined for it, which contains set of properties that define the error string in different languages. See the resource bundles in common/logging/src/main/resources/errorReporting for more details.
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 Well, the streaming giant is now testing real-time lyrics synced to the music playing in the app.
The app is playing catch-up with Apple Music that introduced timed live lyrics with the launch of iOS 13. The tests have gone live for select users.
The synced lyrics feature will be powered by Musixmatch which is perfect for me who uses both apps. Spotify has previously used Genius to power its Behind the Lyrics feature.
The lyrics feature will be available beneath the playback controls for selected users such as Canada, Indonesia and Mexico in the same place where Storyline and Behind the Lyrics appear. Spotify users will also view the lyrics in a full-screen experience.
Apple Music already has live lyrics feature that gives it an edge over other music streaming apps.
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“We can confirm we are testing this feature in a small number of markets. At Spotify, we are always testing new products and experiences but have no further news to share at this time,” A Spotify spokesperson told Techcrunch.


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LIMBO (Screen Gems) Starring: Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, David Strathairn, Vanessa Martinez, Casey Siemaszko, Kris Kristofferson. Screenplay: John Sayles. Producer: Maggie Renzi. Director: John Sayles. MPAA Rating: R (profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 126 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In my review of John Sayles' 1996 film LONE STAR, I wrote that my initial frustration with the film must have meant that I missed something. Such was my confidence in Sayles' storytelling that I was convinced I could find the unifying thematic thread if I just pondered long enough. In that particular case, I was right. Sayles' new film LIMBO presented me with the same initial frustration, and the same determination to find the one piece that would turn the merely intriguing into the truly brilliant. And it just wasn't there.
For the first hour, there are plenty of reasons to believe LIMBO could be the latest thematically rich cinematic Sayles novel. The setting is Port Henry, Alaska, a remote fishing town in the Southeastern islands. Among the residents is Joe Gastineau (David Strathairn), a former fisherman turned jack-of-all-trades after a long-ago trauma. He becomes interested in new arrival Donna de Angelo (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio), a singer who has her own problems dealing with moody teenage daughter Noelle (Vanessa Martinez) and a string of bad romantic choices. As Joe and Donna grow closer, they begin to break out of their protective shells and face their demons.
As he has with the settings of most of his recent films -- THE SECRET OF ROAN INISH's coastal Ireland, LONE STAR's Texas border town, MEN WITH GUNS' unnamed Latin American interior -- Sayles turns LIMBO's Alaska into a character as carefully drawn as any of the people. Here, Alaska has at least two faces: the raw, blank-slate wilderness that provides escape and opportunity for new beginnings, and the tourist attraction that provides a sanitized version of that wilderness. Sayles offers plenty of local color with his supporting characters, but it's the way those characters interact with the place that gives LIMBO weight. For half the film, LIMBO sets a tentative romance against a backdrop of civilization trying to claim one of the few remaining frontiers, even as residents who should know better keep searching for a predictability that just isn't there.
I suppose you could see the second half as Sayles' attempt to show just how far civilization has to go, if you were feeling particularly generous. An abrupt twist in the proceedings finds our three principal characters in trouble, stranded on an uninhabited island after a botched drug deal by Joe's hustling half-brother Bobby (Casey Siemaszko). The metaphorical connections to the three characters' respective troubles are a bit too tidy -- Joe has two people to save after being responsible for two deaths, Donna is stuck with a guy she can't run from, and Vanessa has to confront her sense of isolation. Even worse, the links to the first half's portrait of Alaska at a cultural crossroads become tenuous at best. The second half is solid enough, but it's a jarring shift. Instead of a novel, Sayles has written two short stories slammed together in an uncomfortable fit.
John Sayles' films are always comparative pleasures in the bigger picture of filmmaking, with their smart dialogue and attention to human detail. Strathairn, Mastrantonio and Martinez all do fine work, with Mastrantonio providing the added pleasure of performing her own songs in a beautiful smoky voice. Sayles has also become a more visually interesting director with every film, turning in at least one hypnotically beautiful sequence of Joe returning to fishing (another triumph for cinematographer Haskell Wexler). He can say fascinating things both with his dialogue and his camera. In LIMBO, all those fascinating things just don't add up to a fascinating, unified story. LIMBO isn't a disappointment because he doesn't say enough, as in the ambiguous final shot. It's a disappointment because he tries to say too much.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 overbaked Alaskas: 6.
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lwres_gai_strerror() returns an error message corresponding to an error code returned by getaddrinfo(). The following error codes and their meaning are defined in include/lwres/netdb.h.
address family for hostname not supported
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invalid value for ai_flags
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ai_family not supported
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ai_flags, ai_family and ai_socktype are elements of the struct addrinfo used by lwres_getaddrinfo().


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Well here ar some of the pages I have done in the last few years; unfortunately I lost most of my early work; but some recent designs are available.
To be clear: I don't think that I'm good at html-design, but sometimes I really try ! Over the years I have produced several versions of my favorite pages. Here they are:


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--- layout: newsstory title: BRILLIANT! match: Yeltz 3 Salisbury 0 ---
Just like the old days. A dynamic performance from the mighty Yeltz blew Salisbury away to give us some hope (at last) of avoiding the drop.
We started positively right from the start, with young Skidmore and Smithy particularly excellent in the centre of midfield. We had most of the pressure and finally took the lead when SamBo headed home from a well-flighted Crispy free-kick.
Second-half was more of the same. We were passing it about well, although it was from a fantastic shot from Skidmore from 30-odd yards that we extended the lead. After a third from a deflected Bowen shot , we could stop checking our watches quite so often. Hurrah!
Stating the obvious I know, but if we can play like that in the remaining games we can get out of the drop zone. A fantastic performance from everyone today - let's hope that gives us a much needed shot of confidence.
Two more crucial away games coming up - Tuesday takes us down to Havant before another long trip on Saturday to King's Lynn . Both teams are in the bottom half of the table so let's hope for some more points. BELIEVE! WE CAN STAY UP!


Trump says his medical exam was 'very routine'
by ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his medical examination over the weekend was very routine, blasting media coverage of his unexpected physical and any speculation that there were problems with his health.
"I was out of there very quickly," Trump told reporters at the White House at the start of a meeting with his Cabinet in his first public event since his Saturday physical, adding that it was "a very routine, physical."


title = "T04" url = "/t/04" layout = "basic" description = "Test composant weather - Tuto oc #1" is_hidden = 0 [weather] country = "ca" state = "on" city = "ONtario" units = "metric" == == {% styles %}


This opens the export loadcase factors files panel. Drag & drop the loadcase factors files in the designated area. In the panel, basic loadcase factor attributes such as pilot point name, spectrum name and etc. can be edited. This will export the loadcase factors files with the information into a zip archive. The archive can then be sent to the database administrator for uploading into AFM database.


Pricing
To use GOV.UK Notify, there’s:
- no monthly charge
- no setup fee
- no procurement cost
{% if not current_user.is_authenticated %}
Create an account then set up as many different services as you need to. Each service has its own free text message allowance.
{% endif %}
When you set up a new service it will start in trial mode.
Emails
It’s free to send emails through Notify.
Text messages
Each service you set up in Notify has a free annual allowance. The allowance is:
- 250,000 free text messages for central government services
- 25,000 free text messages for other public sector services
It costs 1.58 pence (plus VAT) for each text message you send after your free allowance.
See how to pay.
Long text messages
If a text message is longer than 160 characters (including spaces), it’ll be charged as more than one message:
{% call mapping_table(
caption='Text message pricing',
field_headings=['Message length', 'Charge'],
field_headings_visible=True,
caption_visible=False
) %}
{% for message_length, charge in [
('Up to 160 characters', '1 text message'),
('Up to 306 characters', '2 text messages'),
('Up to 459 characters', '3 text messages'),
('Up to 612 characters', '4 text messages'),
] %}
{% call row() %}
{{ text_field(message_length) }}
{{ text_field(charge) }}
{% endcall %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcall %}
Long text messages containing Welsh characters (Â, â, Ê, ê, Î, î, Ô, ô, Û, û, Ŵ, ŵ, Ŷ, and ŷ) are charged differently:
{% call mapping_table(
caption='Text message pricing',
field_headings=['Message length', 'Charge'],
field_headings_visible=True,
caption_visible=False
) %}
{% for message_length, charge in [
('Up to 70 characters', '1 text message'),
('Up to 134 characters', '2 text messages'),
('Up to 201 characters', '3 text messages'),
('Up to 268 characters', '4 text messages'),
('Each additional 67 characters', '1 additional text message'),
] %}
{% call row() %}
{{ text_field(message_length) }}
{{ text_field(charge) }}
{% endcall %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcall %}
Sending text messages to international numbers
It might cost more to send text messages to international numbers than UK ones, depending on the country.
International text message rates
{{ live_search(target_selector='#international-pricing .table-row', show=True, form=search_form, label='Search by country name or code') }}
{% call mapping_table(
caption='Letter pricing',
field_headings=['Country code', 'Country', 'Cost multiplier'],
field_headings_visible=True,
caption_visible=False
) %}
{% for cc, names, billable_units in international_sms_rates %}
{% call row() %}
{{ text_field('+' + cc) }}
{% call field() %}
{% for name in names %}
{{ name }}
{% endfor %}
{% endcall %}
{{ text_field('{} ×'.format(billable_units)|safe) }}
{% endcall %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcall %}
Letters
The cost of sending a letter depends on the postage you choose and how many sheets of paper you need.
{% call mapping_table(
caption='Letter pricing',
field_headings=['Paper', 'Second class', 'First class'],
field_headings_visible=True,
caption_visible=False
) %}
{% for sheets, second, first in [
('1 sheet', '30', '56'),
('2 sheets', '35', '61'),
('3 sheets', '40', '66'),
('4 sheets', '45', '71'),
('5 sheets', '50', '76'),
] %}
{% call row() %}
{% call row_heading() %} {{ sheets }} (double-sided) {% endcall %}
{{ text_field(second + 'p + VAT') }}
{{ text_field(first + 'p + VAT') }}
{% endcall %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcall %}
Prices include:
- paper
- double-sided colour printing
- C5 size envelopes with an address window
- first or second class postage
How to pay
Before you can use Notify to send letters or pay for text messages you’ll need to:
- send us a request to make your service live
- sign our data sharing and financial agreement
- raise a Purchase Order (PO)
You may need to set up the Cabinet Office as a supplier before you can raise a PO.
After you’ve done that, Notify will send you an invoice at the end of each quarter. If the value of an invoice is very small, we roll it into the next quarter to save time and effort.


InterPro Domain Architecture
InterPro Entry |
Signatures |
Graphical Match |
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IPR000225 |
PF00514 |
Arm |
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IPR000357 |
PF02985 |
HEAT |
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IPR000357 |
PS50077 |
HEAT_REPEAT |
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IPR001494 |
PF03810 |
IBN_N |
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PS50166 |
IMPORTIN_B_NT |
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IPR011989 |
G3DSA:<IP_ADDRESS> |
ARM-like |
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From the graphical match in the table above, you can see that the signatures are grouped into four InterPro entries for human importin beta-1. These entries identify the domain architecture and sequence features of this protein.
DOMAIN Entries
Ø IPR001494: N-terminal domain of Importin, represented by two signatures: PF03810 (PFAM) and PS50166 (PROSITE).
Ø IPR011989: Armadillo-like helical domain, represented by one signature: G3DSA:<IP_ADDRESS> (Gene3D).
REPEAT Entries
Ø IPR000225: Armadillo repeat, represented by three signatures: PF00514 (PFAM), PS50176 (PROSITE), and SM00185 (SMART) – although only one of these signatures (PF00514) hits this protein.
Ø IPR000357: HEAT repeat, represented by two signatures: PF02985 (PFAM) and PS50077 (PROSITE).
The importin beta-1 subunit consists of repetitive sequence elements. The armadillo repeat is a 40-amino acid repeated motif that can form an alpha-alpha-superhelical structure, and which was first identified in the Drosophila melanogaster segment polarity gene armadillo. Armadillo repeats function in a variety of processes, including intracellular signalling and cytoskeletal regulation, and occur in a wide variety of proteins. The HEAT repeat is related to the armadillo repeat, and consists of a 37-47-amino acid motif that forms an armadillo-like alpha-alpha-superhelical structure. HEAT repeats are found in a variety of cytoplasmic proteins, especially those involved in intracellular transport. The repeat entries IPR000225 and IPR000357 help to identify some of the several armadillo-like repeat motifs in this protein.
Entry IPR011989 classifies the importin protein as consisting of one armadillo-like superhelical domain. The IPR001494 entry identifies the N-terminal domain as having a separate, defined sequence motif.
Structural features
The remaining three entries in
the able above give information on the known and predicted structure of this
protein. These entries present known
structural data from the structural database PDB (green stripe) and the
structural classification databases CATH (pink stripe) and SCOP (black stripe)
(the names such as 1qgrA0 are derived from the PDB entry upon which
they are based, here PDB entry 1qgr, chain A).
The graphical match for the PDB entry 1qgr displays the full length of the original PDB entry, here
covering the entire protein. Both CATH
and SCOP classify this protein in the same way, namely as one armadillo-like
structural domain. The reason the SCOP
entry is shorter, is because the shorter PDB entry 1ibr is displayed for SCOP.
Structures
associated with the human importin beta-1 subunit can be viewed using
AstexViewer®, which is linked from the Match Table via the logo on the InterPro page (please note, there is
no link directly from this page to the AstexViewer®, therefore you need to go
to the link on the InterPro page for Q14974). The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the CATH and
SCOP domains highlighted in yellow. In the
picture below, the CATH domain representing the alpha-alpha-superhelical
structure of the protein is shown.
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AstexView of human importin beta-1 subunit: the alpha-alpha-superhelical topology forms one structural domain. |
There are structures available for
several importins from different organisms in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). A detailed description and visualisation of
the structural features of importins can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.
The crystallographic structures of various importins have provided insight
into the transport of molecules through the nuclear membrane.


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More Photoelectric Precision Technology Ltd.
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Operating Name:
More Reticles & Optics
Mailing Address:
13345, 55A AveSURREY, British Columbia
V3X 3B5
Location Address:
13345, 55A AveSURREY, British Columbia
V3X 3B5
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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More Reticles & Optics is a high-tech optics company which is registered in Canada, specializing in precise optical photoetching technology. We mainly undertakes all kinds of reticles, gratings, encoders, modulators, raster plates, resolution plates and other high-class photoetching products' processing business.
In China, More Reticles & Optics has its own main production and processing base. It was established in Nanjing China in 1991, which is one of the most famous photoetching technology manufacturers in China. In 2006, 7000 square meters scientific research and manufacture centre was built in TangShan Industrial Park, Nanjing, which makes it possible to constantly develop new products and expand production capacity.
Relied on advanced technology, based on strict quality management system, aimed at customers need, it makes sure our products are kept in continued high quality and reputation. Companied with the idea of high-class and precision and the features of products, we provide matched photoetching processing services and products with exquisite techniques and reasonable prices to optical & photonics instruments, theyre covering many aspects, such as: Telescope, Gun sight, Scope Sight, Rangefinder Scope, Riflescope, Refractometer, Theodolite, Total Station, Sight Level, Surgical Microscope, Hemocytometer, Diopter Tester, Planetarium, etc. Our cutting-edge techniques and solid reliability make the rapid increase in the number of international orders from Asia, Africa, Europe, and America all year round.
Our products have received commendation from many famous optical instruments manufacturers at home and abroad. Through strict inspection and evaluation, we have been listed as their qualified vendor and our brand has become well know. With the rapid development of international processing business, we are gradually becoming an international famous and high-tech optics company in precise photo-etching technology. More Reticles & Optics is your most reliable partner!
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Product / Service / Licensing
Line width:8µm-20µm, Line accuracy < ±2um, Surface defect disease: I-X grade, Density (D)> 3, Reflectivity( R) < 8%.
The reticles we process, for the high accuracy sniping riflescopes, are superb in numerous of gun sights. For example, MJ2-10 reticle thickness is 8mm, cylinder polished, the figure has a width of 0.26mm aiming circle and four width of 0.014mm ranging lines, its exterior surface needs plate broad-band anti-reflection coating, and its used not only in daytime but also at night. This product cannot be completed by a single photo-etching technology, combination of different techniques, we successfully processed this product. After a number of rigorous testing including high and low temperature (+80Degree Centigrade,-50Degree Centigrade), raining, vibration, and salt atmosphere, the product conforms to all the design requirements. We also provide various precise reticles for such as laser measuring & ranging system and single soldier guidance system.
The portable refractometer is a precise optical instrument. Its characterized by small volume, light weight, graceful shape and easy operation. With the powerful working master technology, our products not only have high accuracy, but also have delicate designed figure, which make examination more reasonable, accurate and user-friendly.
We can provide ATC style and ORD style, our products are widely used in measuring Brix, Salinity, Protein, Battery/Coolants/Cleaner, Oil, Wine, Milk, Fruit Juice, Emulsion, Gem.
Technology profile
We not only have conventional photographic copy technology by using SHELLAC and P.V.A, but also have modern copy technology by using E spectral line photoetching super micro-particle dry plate, G spectral line positive and negative photo-resistant chrome plate and H spectral line positive and negative photo-resistant chrome plate. We not only have etching figure technology by using mechanical chemistry method, but also have precise photo-etching technology by using high precise two-frequency laser orientation electron beam photoetching system. We not only have regular films plating technology by using D450 conventional vacuum coating machine, but also have high precise films plating technology by using magnetron sputtering film formation equipment. We use our own characteristic technology successfully to solve development and production problems of various high difficult photoetching components.
Substrate materials diversify. From the materials application of conventional optical glass (K9, BaK7), optical quartz glass, single color optical glass (red, green, yellow) and other common spectral carriers to the application of far-UV and far-infrared spectral region materials such as Germanium crystal, white gem, MgF2, and ZnS, it has extended photo-etching components' application field and practical range. Because of the complete technology, after several years effort, the varieties of our products have reached thousands of kinds. Furthermore, we not only can process all kinds of high difficult, specialized photo-etching components but also have the ability to aggressively develop new products and mass production.
Super-micro components (Diameter: 2.8mm),
Super-thin components (Thickness: 0.4mm),
Super-thick components (Thickness: 20mm),
Super-large components (Diameter: 420mm, Area: 15inchX15inch),
High-precision components (Length accuracy: 0.2um, Angle accuracy: 0.2seconds).
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Austria
- France
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Singapore
- Sweden
- Taiwan
- United States
- Colorado
- New Jersey
- New York
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Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Line width:8µm-20µm, Line accuracy < ±2um, Surface defect disease: I-X grade, Density (D)> 3, Reflectivity( R) < 8%.
The reticles we process, for the high accuracy sniping riflescopes, are superb in numerous of gun sights. For example, MJ2-10 reticle thickness is 8mm, cylinder polished, the figure has a width of 0.26mm aiming circle and four width of 0.014mm ranging lines, its exterior surface needs plate broad-band anti-reflection coating, and its used not only in daytime but also at night. This product cannot be completed by a single photo-etching technology, combination of different techniques, we successfully processed this product. After a number of rigorous testing including high and low temperature (+80Degree Centigrade,-50Degree Centigrade), raining, vibration, and salt atmosphere, the product conforms to all the design requirements. We also provide various precise reticles for such as laser measuring & ranging system and single soldier guidance system.
The portable refractometer is a precise optical instrument. Its characterized by small volume, light weight, graceful shape and easy operation. With the powerful working master technology, our products not only have high accuracy, but also have delicate designed figure, which make examination more reasonable, accurate and user-friendly.
We can provide ATC style and ORD style, our products are widely used in measuring Brix, Salinity, Protein, Battery/Coolants/Cleaner, Oil, Wine, Milk, Fruit Juice, Emulsion, Gem.
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- New York


4. Standard Functions
- scriptAlert(
message )
Send alert
message.
enableAlerts(
enable )
This function
enables/disables the script error messages. The default is not to display
alerts. Keep in mind this is a universal setting, so setting it
will affect all running or to-be-run scripts.
enableTrace(
mode )
Sets the Trace
setting. Modes - 0: disable 1: function calls and returns 2: each line
3: calls, returns and each line. This function ignores
enableAlerts() setting. Never use it on live servers, as it
will seriously lag the server it is executed on. It is for debugging
purposes only.
randomNumber(
low, high )
This function
returns a number that is >= low and <= high.
isClient()
This function returns a number
indicating if the script is running on the client or on the server side.
Returns true or false, or nil on error.
- isServer()
Just like isClient, except
this function returns true or false, or nil on error
depending upon if the script is running on the server.
teamCount()
This
function returns the total number of teams in the current context.
getTeamFaction( int n )
Get the faction for team n. A number is returned which is the
faction for the specified team, see table below.
| NEUTRAL |
0 |
| UGTO |
1 |
| ICC |
2 |
| KLUTH |
3 |
| ICC/UGTO |
4 |
| UNKNOWN |
5 |
getTeamName( n
)
Get the name for team n.
getName( id
)
This function returns the
name of an object by its key.
getKey( id
)
This function returns the
key of the specified object. Since multiple objects can have the same name,
you may not always get the correct object by using itís name.
local mycopia = getKey( "Mycopia" );
getClass( id
)
This function returns the
class name of the specified object.
If getClass( "Cadet" ) ==
"ShipTransport" then
-- player is in a transport
end
getRadius( nounId
)
This function returns the radius (size) of the specified object, in
gu's.
nodeCount( [parent ]
)
This function returns the
number of nodes attached to the specified parent.
If no parent is
passed, then the number of nodes attached to the root is returned. Ships,
Planets, Asteroids, and stars are all attached to the root.
getNode( n,
[parent ] )
This function
returns the key for node n of parent. Make sure you check returned objects
with isNoun(), since not all objects returned are noun objects.
Local n = nodeCount();
Local asteroids = 0;
while n > 0 do
n = n Ė 1;
if isAsteroid( getNode( n ) ) then
asteroids =
asteroids + 1;
end
end
isNoun( id )
This function looks for the named noun in the
current context. Returns
true or false, or nil on error.
If IsNoun( "Mycopia" ) ==
1 then
-- mycopia found
else
-- mycopia not found
end
-
isStar( id )
Returns true or
false, or nil on error if the
object is a star.
isAsteroid( id
)
Returns true or false, or nil on error
if the object is an asteroid.
isNebula( id
)
Returns true or false, or nil on error
if the object is a nebula.
isBody( id )
Returns true or false, or nil on error if the object is a body. A body is an object that can orbit another object and
can be owned by a team. Bodies include ships, planets, and asteroids.
-
canDetect( detectorId, nounId )
Returns true or false, or nil on error if
the object specified by detectorId can detect the object specified by nounId.
getOwner( body
)
This function returns the
ownerId (team) for a body. See getFaction() if you are interested in getting
the faction of an object. If there is no body, an error message is created,
and nil is returned. If there is some other error (missing
parameter), an error message is created and nil is returned.
-- get the team that controls mycopia
local team =
getOwner( "Mycopia" );
-- translate the team into a faction
local
faction = getTeamFaction( team );
setOwner( body, team
)*
This function can force
the specified body to be owned by a team. The object must be a body. This is
a server side function only. This function returns true if it
succeeds, and nil on errors.
-- place mycopia under control of the
UGTO
setOwner( "Mycopia", 0 );
-- do the same thing, by using the
revoltPlanet function
revoltPlanet( "Mycopia", 0 );
isOrbiting( id1, id2
)
This function returns true or false, or nil
on error if "id1" is orbiting "id2".
enterOrbit(
body, orbiting, velocity )*
This function can make a body orbit
another body at the specified orbit velocity. The velocity is in
radians/second. This function returns true if it succeeds, and
nil on errors.
breakOrbit(
body )*
This function removes the specified body from itís orbit.
This function returns true if it succeeds, and nil on errors.
IsBeaconed( id
)
Returns true or false, or nil on error
if the specified object has a enemy beacon attached.
isFaction( id,
faction )
Returns true or
false, or nil on error if the specified object belongs to that
faction.
If isFaction( "Mycopia", 2 )
-- Mycopia belongs to
the ICC
end
| Faction |
Value |
| Neutral |
0 |
| UGTO |
1 |
| ICC |
2 |
| KíLuth |
3 |
| ICC/UGTO |
4 |
| UKNOWN |
5 |
- getFactionTeam( faction )
This function returns to the first available team for the
specified faction.
- remoteCall( target, scope, call )
This function sends out a verb
through the network connection, when received by the client or server and
the verb is executed it calls the specified function within the
script. If the scope is out of range, a global call is made. If
true is returned, it only means the call was executed, but does not
confirm execution on the target. Callbacks (such as those initiated by
remoteCall) are broadcasted at the destination. The destination receives
the call and executes this in the context of all running scripts. This
allows scripts to communicate, however all defined functions also need
unique names or to be defined within a namespace to prevent "accidental"
calls of a function from another script running at the same time. If
any callback fails, the error message is only displayed if enableAlerts(1)
was executed previously.
-- remoteCall( target, scope, call )
remoteCall( "",
5, "Spawn1()" );
-- the above function sent a verb to the server, thus
no target needed to be specified, once the verb arrives on the server side,
it will execute the function "Spawn1()" in the server script.
| Scope |
Value |
| LOCAL |
0 |
| GLOBAL |
1 |
| SERVER |
2 |
| MASTER |
3 |
getDistance(
id1, id2 )
This function
returns the distance between two objects in the current context. nil is
returned if one or both of the objects is not found.
local d =
getDistance( "Ship1", "Mycopia" );
getFaction( id )
Returns the faction of the
specified object, or nil on error.
Local f = getFaction( "Mycopia" );
createSpawn( name,
x, y, z )
This function
creates a spawn point in space, which can be used by spawnShip() to create a
location on the fly for spawning ships. This function creates the spawn
point only on the local context.
-- create a spawn point
local
key = createSpawn( "Spawn1", 50,0,1000 );
-- do stuff
-- remove the
spawn point when done, otherwise memory leak!
detachNoun( key );
getPosition( id
)
This function gets the 3d
position of an object.
local x,y,z = getPosition( "Cadet" );
pushChat( "X:"..x..", Y:"..y..", Z:"..z );
setPosition(
id, x, y, z )
This function
sets the current position of an object. This function returns true
if it succeeds, and nil on errors.
setPosition( "Mycopia",
5000, 0, 10000 );
updateNoun( "Mycopia" );
spawnNoun(
template, location, name, [parent] )*
This function will create a new object in game using the supplied
template. For additional information, see this page,
which contains a table with paths to all current game objects, as well as
usage notes.
To jump directly to a certain section of the table, you may select from
among the following links:
Gadgets
ICC Ships
Kluth Ships
UGTO Ships
Structures
Monsters
detachNoun( id
)*
This function detaches
the object from the universe. Use this function to remove createSpawn()
objects after you are done, otherwise the object will stay attached to the
universe causing a memory leak. This function returns true if
it succeeds, and nil on errors.
startTimer(
seconds, script )
This
function begins a timer which will call a function in n seconds; once called
the timer is destroyed. This function returns true if it
succeeds, and nil on errors.
startTimer( 30, "onTimer()" );
function onTimer()
-- do something
-- setup another timer to
check again in 30 seconds
startTimer( 30, "onTimer()" );
end
getUserId( nounId
)*
This function
returns the userId number of the user who (indirectly) owns this noun, or 0
if it is not owned.
- getAllNouns( nounId,
range )*
This function
returns a table (1 .. n) containing all nouns found within range gu's
of the given nounId.
getConstants( )
This function
returns a (hash)table containing all all ingame constants as name/value pairs
getUnitExperience( unitId
)*
This function returns
the experience level of the unit ( 0 - 100 ), or nil on error.. 0 = green, 91+ = elite
setUnitExperience( unitId,
experience
)*
Sets the Units
experience level to the amount specified, following the system specified in
getUnitExperience(). This function returns true if it succeeds,
and nil on errors.


Used Opensource libraries
Mockk
by Mockk
RxAndroid
by ReactiveX
Dagger2
by Google
Kotlin
by JetBrains
Used Resources
Photos by Victor Freitas
on Unsplash


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container-ship
driven by @fastandfearless
today
- feedback thx! today get a better start -:)
- hardware
- netzwerke
- application-architectur
admin + devops = developers
what is cluster
some bare-metal computer 2 or more
some containers more the one typical more than 10
why we want/need a cluster?
less powerconsumtion/higher utilisation
better performance
better uptime
mixing different workloads
never get everything
Consistency (all nodes see the same data at the same time)
Availability (a guarantee that every request receives a response about whether it succeeded or failed)
Partition tolerance (the system continues to operate despite arbitrary partitioning due to network failures)
CAP Therorem!
add a container
Requires high availability typical failure time less than 10sec
single container hardware/software failure proof...fail
do container one active one passive...good...scale? (loadbalancer/router)
adding container which are syncronized...good..scale/performance? (ACID Database Clusters)
adding containers which shards/hashes/partion/stateless(cdn)...good?
what if you put more than one container on the same host?
only a few are valid
abstract application components
- deployment (chef/puppet/ansible)
- router
- dns
- application ip-nr(port)/loadbalancer/webserver
- app-servers
- backend database
- backend dataprocessing(bigdata)
deployment tools
- availability
- consitenty
- scalebility
- features
- switch deployment
- rotational deployment
- offline deploy
monitoring
- availability
- consitenty
- scalebility
- automatic reconfiguration
router
- availability
- consitenty
- scalebility
- master-slave (default gw) (vrrp-keepalived)
- master-master(ospf-bgp) (-loadbalancing)
- dhcp-shared-state
dns
- availability
- consitenty
- scalebility rr-ip and failovers
- atleast three different ip# in a own segment
webserver
- DNS-Roundrobin/Geoip
- L2
- L3 to L7
app-server
- nginx + Phusion Passenger + unicorn
- tomcat/JETTY/WEBSPHERE....
- NGINX/APACHE + PHP
- APP-StaTE/STICKY-Session/SESSION-Sharing
- CRASH-DETECtioN-RETRY-RESTART
database-persitence
- master-standby
- master-slave-slave
- master-master-master
- (master-partion-1)-(master-partion-2)-master-partion(3)
- ring-ring-ring (mandelbrot-layers) recursive
- storage == host + transactionlog ACID
- no permenant storage(rolling deployment one by one)
- resync times/startup times
event or batch dataprocessing(bigdata)
- runtimes forever or longer than 10 hours
- dynamic scaling depending on workload
- don't miss one event
- don't miss your temporary results if the aggreation for one day need 22h you can repeat it
so much different requirements in one cluster
- solution I: one cluster per application style
- solution II: one cluster for all
the process of assiging/deploy an application to a cluster is
named orchestration!
universal host
- storage/disc redunant reboot/crash safe
- network external and internal networks
universal host storage
- all host are equal but what is in 1 year?
- use raid 1,6,10,... database server are different?
- if you use raid use software raids, to move
discs between different hardware
- every container should have its own filesystem lvm
- faster deployment with btrfs or zfs (snapshots-raw copy)
universal host network
- for every network we need one cable,...
this is not buildable 20 cables in one box
- vlan's to the rescue, one cable, virtual cable on it, needs support from the switches, does not scale to more than 4095, but there is something else vxlan out, but this has a build in security problem.
- deployment of the switches but how?
- every host has to legs one the left one to the right, they are bonded/lacp(active-backup) mode
- every leg is connected to a different switch called TOR(Top of rack)
- there is one network which has a not performance requirement, but very high requirement of security and availability needs a own cable (ipmi)(3 switch per rack)
universal host network services
- routing(access/deployment)
- dhcp(deployment)
- tftp(deployment)
- backing store ubuntu mirror(don't hit offical mirrors with a deployment of huge numbers of cluster members
universal host internal network
wrapup
- orchestration is hard!
- storage is pretty complex
- network is pretty complex
- it gets easy on scale >20 http://www.supermicro.nl/products/system/3u/5038/sys-5038ma-h24trf.cfm but be carefull (do systems per blade/two switches per blades... no bonding)
the end...questions?...thx
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Wolfe Family
of Pickaway and Ross Counties, Ohio
and related Worthen, Foster, List,
Fischer and Dresbach Family Lines
Click
here to go to Table of Contents
A collaborative effort by:
Richard Edward
Harrington author
Mary Josephine Wolfe
McCall contributor
Elaine Katherine
Moore contributor
John Earl Wolfe
- contributor
Judie Ann List
Sweeney contributor
Lois Anne Wolfe
Harrington contributor
Neil William
Harrington contributor
David and
Carolyn Huffer List contributor
Mark and
Jeanette Chapman List contributor
Renee Danielle
Mettle contributor
Diane Noreen
Mettle Polczynski contributor
Suzanne Kay
Wolfe Mettle contributor
Elaine Marie
Johnson Bell contributor
Laura Christine
Johnson Cross contributor
Joyce Elaine
Wolfe Johnson - contributor
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Copyright: 1 December 2014
Wolfe Family
of Pickaway and Ross Counties, Ohio
This book is part of a series of family tree
books written to describe the genealogy of the authors families.
Author and Publisher: Richard E. Harrington was the husband of Lois
Anne Wolfe, daughter of Russell Franklin and Mary Helen Foster Wolfe. Many
members of the Wolfe and extended family provided extensive valuable input for
this book
Copyright:
Under U.S. copyright law, the author of any copyrightable material is
automatically granted a permanent copyright. For this book the copyright became
effective on 1 December 2014. All rights are reserved.
The computer program, Family Tree Maker, was
used for data storage and organization during the research and writing phases
of this work. The Family Tree Maker book-writing feature was also used to help
organize this book. While most of the
material contained in this book was gathered by personal research, much credit
is due to Ancestry.com for items such as online Federal Census.
Richard E.
Harrington
9517 Mount
Vernon Landing
Alexandria,
Virginia, USA
22309-3222
Copyright: 1 December 2014
i
ii
PREFACE
Most of the family lines of the Wolfe and
related families came to America in the early years of this Country. Most were
farmers. Many fought in its wars. The primary countries of origin of these
immigrants were Germany, England, Scotland and Ireland. They settled largely in
the New England states and Pennsylvania. Eventually, branches of these early
settlers moved to the Pickaway Plains of Ohio where they combined through
marriage to become the families that are the subjects of this Book.
This book focuses primarily on the Wolfe
line. Since genealogy is a study of the ancestors and descendants of a family
line, in this book the Earl Russell and Josephine Sybil Worthen Wolfe family,
including their four children, have been chosen as the focus on the Wolfe
family timeline and the dividing point between ancestors and descendants. If
this focus point appears to shift slightly sometimes, it is to allow the
various charts, reports, etc. to more completely and unambiguously cover and
address all of the family members.
This book is a collaborative effort of
several of the Wolfe family descendants. Over the years these family-scribes
have assiduously collected and maintained family pictures, records and data on
their ever-changing branches. In early 2014 they agreed to contribute the
fruits of their efforts to help populate this book.
iii
HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANIZED
This book is primarily designed to tell the
genealogical story of the Wolfe family that lived in Ross and Pickaway Counties,
Ohio. The book includes 9 generations of Wolfes and covers a period of about
300 years. It is a large family that includes many different family lines.
It is not practical to include every branch
of family that has contributed to making us who we are. The end product of such
an effort would be too voluminous and would be almost impossible to follow. So
this book focuses on a few of the families that lived in the 19th
and 20th centuries and accounts for most of the progeny who are still
living today. This group is defined by focusing on the Earl Russell Wolfe
(1878-1955) branch of the Wolfe family, including his children. Earl, his wife,
Josephine Sybil Worthen, and his children are gone. As this book is being
written, Earl and Josephines grandchildren make up the senior living members
of the family.
This book is organized by asking readers to
position themselves on the timeline of the Wolfe and closely related families
and gaze backwards in time at ancestors to whom we are indebted for our
existence. Then, look forward in time into the future for a view of the progeny
of the ongoing family.
The book opens by first carefully exploring
the members of the Wolfe surname of the family. This Wolfe line is both the
primary focus of the book and the line that is common to each of Earl and
Josephines children; namely, Russell, Dorothy, Josephine and Roger Wolfe. The
opening Pedigree Chart for Earl and Josephines son, Russell Franklin Wolfe,
begins at our focus-point on the Wolfe family timeline. It provides perspective
as we look back in time to the family ancestors. While the Pedigree Chart is
specific for Russell Franklin Wolfe, it is the same Pedigree Chart for each of
Earl and Josephines other three children; Russells siblings.
Thus begins our exploration of the Wolfe
family tree. The details of the Wolfe family members are contained in the Wolfe
Ahnentafel Report that follows the Wolfe Pedigree
Chart. This report begins at our focus-point on the Wolfe timeline and moves
back in time to our oldest known ancestor, Philip Wolfe, who was born in
Bedford County, Pennsylvania in the year 1757.
For completeness, reference, and display of
relationships of ancestors for the Wolfe line, an Outline Descendants Chart of
the full Wolfe family follows. This Outline
iv
Descendants Chart begins with our oldest
known Wolfe ancestor, Philip Wolfe born 1757 and moves forward in time to the
present (2014). This chart contains the names and relevant data of all known Wolfe
family tree members including the youngest progeny. It also includes some
aunts, uncles and cousins not shown elsewhere in this book.
Equally important in the Wolfe family tree is
the wife of Earl Wolfe, Josephine Sybil Worthen Wolfe. So a detailed Ahnentafel Report (the Worthen Ahnentafel Report) describes all we know about the Worthen
family line, back to our oldest known ancestor, George Worthen (1604-1642), who
was born and probably died in England.
This completes the ancestral presentation for
the Wolfe line except for the all-important progeny of the Wolfe family. The
progeny is presented as branches of Earl and Josephines children.
Following the above Wolfe family tree, four
additional explorations are made; one for each of Earl and Josephines
children. The Wolfe side of each of these children is covered by the Wolfe
family line above and therefore not repeated. Each of the four explorations
that correspond to one of Earl and Josephines children,
begins with the familiar Pedigree Chart. This time the Pedigree Chart is for
the spouse of an Earl and Josephine child providing an introduction to, and
perspective for, that line. The Pedigree Chart is followed by an Ahnentafel Report for this same non-Wolfe spouse. This
report provides all known details for this spouses family line.
To complete the exploration of each of Earl
and Josephines children, a Descendants Chart is used that depicts the forward
progress of the branch beginning with the Earl and Josephine child and their
mate. This is followed by a Descendants Report that provides all known
information on the branch, up to the date of publication of this book (2014).
Genealogy books are primarily reference books
designed to capture the genealogical story of a family. This book contains a
large amount of information. To make sure that the reader is able to locate
people and information within the book, a comprehensive index is essential.
Therefore, an index listing the many members of the family is located at the
end of this book, but before the album. This index includes every part of the
book except the album which is discussed below. The album has been excluded
from the overall index because it has its own index.
An album of pictures and other graphics can
be found at the end of the book. This album is the repository of all of the
photos and other graphics referenced in the book. For example, references can
be found within the Ahnentafel reports and elsewhere
within the book. They are identified by the symbol, Photos in
Album, Pages: followed by the page-numbers within the
album on which the picture can be found. In addition, a name index is located
at the end of the album to help the reader locate photos within the album
containing that person and the pages within the text of the book where the
photo(s) of that person applies.
v
Table of Contents
Title Page
......
i
Timeline
.
.
.
. ii
Preface
...
iii
Organization of
this Book
.
iv
Table of
Contents (this page)
vi
About the Photo
Album
vii
Wolfe Line of
Pickaway & Ross Counties
1
Pedigree Chart of Wolfe line
..
2
Wolfe Ancestors
.... 13
Descendants of Philip Wolfe
..
33
Worthen Ancestors
.
.
.. 40
Descendants of George Worthen
... 56
Foster Line
64
Pedigree Chart of Foster line
. 65
Foster Ancestors
.... 75
Descendants of Benjamin Foster
.
..
97
Wolfe-Foster Descendants Chart
.. 100
Wolfe-Foster Descendants
.
.. 110
List Line
. .. 137
Pedigree Chart of List line
138
List Ancestors
139
Descendants of Adam List
151
Wolfe-List Descendants Chart
.. 155
Wolfe-List Descendants .
...
166
Fischer Line
188
Pedigree Chart of Fischer line
189
Fischer Ancestors
190
Dresbach Line
196
Pedigree Chart of Dresbach line
197
Dresbach Ancestors
202
Descendants of Martin Dreisbach
232
Wolfe-Dresbach
Descendants Chart
238
Wolfe-Dresbach Descendants
.
239
Index
.. 250
Photo Album
.
(at
end of book) 257
vi
Photo Album with
Index
A picture is worth a thousand words. That
is never more true than when trying to describe
people. So an effort has been made to include as many pictures of people in our
ancestral lines as possible. At the end of this book is a Photo Album of at
least one picture of each family member that we were able to find. Coverage is
far from complete for many reasons. One major reason is that since commercially
available photography was not available until about 1850, it came too late for
many ancestors who died before the end of the 1800s. While the technology
started to become publically available as early as about 1850, it took a couple
more decades for equipment and photo supplies to become inexpensive enough to
come into general use. Nevertheless, we were fortunate enough to find several
photos of ancestors of the late 1800s.
One advantage of photos over the written text
of the book is that since photos frequently capture people of several
generations in one picture, they provide graphic interpretations of the
life-spans and relationship of relatives. They are also the best source for
comparisons of physical characteristics and family traits among individuals.
An index has been placed at the end of the
Photo Album for the convenience of the reader. This index contains the name of
every person included in the Album. Associated with each name is the
page-number in the Album where the individual can be found. Also associated
with each name is the page location in the book where the person can be found.
To complete the cross reference between the book and the album, the
page-numbers of photos of an individual are included, in blue, in the book at
the primary point that that individual is discussed. This is the same page
number that is located in the Photo Album index that references the
individuals location in the book. This is really simpler than it sounds and
will become obvious once you check out the album index and the book text. It
also helps the reader better appreciate the clichι about the shortcoming of a
thousand words as compared to a picture. So, enjoy the pictures.
vii


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- Active cases: Currently active Covid-19 cases.
We gather daily new cases from Johns Hopkins University. For selected low-prevalence locations, these are replaced by the currently active cases
as recorded on local ministries of health. This is because the Johns Hopkins data does not distinguish between local and imported cases.
Distinguishing between them is important for location community prevalence.
The "Proposed System" tab provides an option for disabling this adjustment and using Johns Hopkins data only.
Then:
(1) We calculate total reported cases minus fatalities and recoveries.
(2) We calculate total reported cases over the last three weeks.
We use the lower of these. Usually, (1) is lower, and it is more accurate. In some cases, (e.g., New South Wales), recoveries are not recorded properly.
To maintain an accurate count, we use the second definition where that is lower.
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New deaths (last 7 days average): Daily average fatalities over the last 7 days. This is used to estimate the Infection Detection Rate (see Method and Approach).
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Prevalence (invections / mil): Estimated true infections divided by the population size. (If the applicable option is selected on the Proposed intervention tab, this column reflects the prevalence of covid-19 in the community, with cases from external sources outside the country/location and held in that locations's own managed isolation/quarantine manually excluded from the data used to calculate the prevalence rating)
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Prevalence rating: This is marked "unknown" when the location's health system reliability is not considered trustworthy. Otherwise, it can be Covid-free, indicating zero active cases, or other levels up to Level 4. Thresholds are determined on the "Proposed System" page. (If the applicable option is selected on the Proposed intervention tab, this column reflects the prevalence of covid-19 in the community, with cases from external sources outside the country/location and held in that locations's own managed isolation/quarantine manually excluded from the data used to calculate the prevalence rating)
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Outlook rating: To provide an 'early warning', recent trends in daily confirmed cases are projected two weeks into the future using a simple linear model.
Then the prevalence over the next two weeks is calculated based on this projection.
In locations where we've adjusted active cases to exclude imported cases, this may display an inappropriately pessimistic rating.
The Outlook rating may be used to identify Level 1, 2, and 3 locations where the outbreak appears to be worsening and which may slip into a higher prevalence level in the next two weeks.
(This data is based on prevalence information drawn from all active cases, without distinguishing between active and local cases. Thus, for any locations where most or all cases are in MIQ, the outlook is likely to estimate a higher incoming prevalence level than is really applicable)
- Data reliability: This is a rating of the reliability of a country's health system reporting.
The data is likely to be unreliable if significant numbers of Covid-19 fatalities are not officially recorded.
We use life expectancy as a proxy for health system reliability; if the life expectancy in a country is 70 or higher, the health system is considered robust and the data reliability is rated trustworthy.
Otherwise the data is related untrustworthy. Further refinement may be required.
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2019 Monthly arrivals: This specifies the monthly arrivals in the corresponding month in 2019. This will correspond to the calendar month of the currently selected date as shown on the top right of the app.
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Est. arrivals per month (based on 2019):
Estimated arrivals per month, after any interventions have been assigned, assuming a fraction of 2019 travel. This can be adjusted by varying the proportion of expected travellers from each risk level on the "Proposed System" tab.
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Expected number of cases entering the traveller journey: This displays the expected number of cases that enter the traveller journey. This means cases that (1) arrive at new Zealand's border, or (2) if a pre-departure PCR test is held, the number of cases screened out by that test plus the remaining cases that arrive in New Zealand.
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Expected cases exiting MIQ per month:
This is the estimated number of cases exiting MIQ into the community even after applicable MIQ measures have been taken.
This is an average only, and the true number in any given month could be more or less.
It considers the prevalence in the location,
the volume of travel from that location likely following the application of an intervention (which can be specified on the "Proposed System tab"),
and the effectiveness of the selected traveller journey (Open, 1-, 5-, or 14-day MIQ).
It is likely to be under-estimated in countries with an "untrustworthy" data reliability rating.


Pranoy Admits to Being a Narcissist
Written by David Wang and Ben Li at 10:30 Tuesday, April 11th
This past Friday, after a long time of prodding and poking, Pranoy Dutta has finally admitted to being a narcissist! It started off as a normal lunch, with Pranoy spouting out phrases about his perfectly chiseled face and how he was so smart. After a while, however, he finally announced, "I'm so handsome, it's no surprise that I'm narcissistic. If you had my face you would too!" Gaping, the people near him quickly took out their phones and asked him to repeat himself. Within seconds, the aspiring Indian programmer was across the internet, saying how he was a narcissist. Many people are not surprised, however, and only shrugged saying that it was about time he finally admitted it.
Interviewing with some local students here at Fowler Middle School, we talked to Ben Wang, a person who was there at the infamous scene.
"I was in shock" Ben stated, "I've always joked about it with Pranoy, as he does frequently talk about his nose. But when he actually admitted to it, the first thing I did was call 911, as somebody might get a heart attack from this shocking news."
While Ben may not be the sharpest spoon in the fork drawer, it is clear that the locals have been bamboozled by Pranoy's proclamation. Another student we interviewed contravened stating "It was obvious from the start." The student started, "You could tell from his stature that he was clearly was a narcissist.
It is not clear how exactly the locals think, but one thing is for sure, Pranoy had admitted to being a narcissist on April 10th, 12:58 pm.


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Kenedy Agyapong is still on the watchlist of US security – Kevin Taylor
by Qwame BenedictBroadcast journalist Kevin Ekow Taylor has stated that loudmouth politician and the Member of Parliament for Assin Central Hon. Kennedy Agyapong is still on the watchlist of the US security for all the bad things he did in the past.
Kevin Taylor who confirmed that indeed the politician was detained by the security during his recent visit to the USA refuted claims made by Kennedy Agyapong earlier that he was detained for 5 hours.
According to Kevin Taylor, Hon. Kennedy Agyapong was detained for more than 10 hours not only because of the murder of Ahmed Suale but also about his past dealings.
He added that the NPP loudmouth had to immediately rush back to Ghana because he was feeling too nervous.
“The interrogators asked him about his past life. Things that he has done, they know. Kennedy Agyapong is nervous because the American government is watching him now. Kennedy Agyapong is scared he knows that his past isn’t good.
So when the interrogators asked him about his past, he was on the alert. He knows that people are watching him. That’s why he rushed back home (Ghana), and watered down the whole thing,” he said.
It would be recalled that the MP himself came out to state that he was detained and interrogated in Houston, America over the murder of investigative journalist Ahmed Suale who works for Anas Aremeyaw Anas.


This is a final project for the Harvard's Introduction to Computer Sciense CS50 course.
- The logo was made in Adobe Photoshop
- Programming language used: Javascript
- CSS library: Bootstrap 4
- All images were downloaded on www.unsplash.com. The authors link's are displayed in CSS or HTML comments
- API Weather provider: OpenWeather Map
- The website is running on Google Cloud Platform
- You can check the source code of the project following this link bellow
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That is just a fancy tool to help front-end developers in hostile territory.
PMP aims to close the gap between the ease and flexibility of static front-end development and the hurdles in, real-world, complex CMS front-end development.
Here are a few scenarii where PMP will help:
In all those cases, PMP will help get up and running in a minute.
You'll be hacking on some existing page without fearing of breaking anything. Best of all, you don't even have to know how the page you are working on is pieced together.
Pimp My page (PMP) is composed of 4 parts: the target, the project, the engine, the interface. Let's quickly go through each of those parts to understand how they play together.
That's the website or page you want to work on. You don't need any kinf of server access privileges on it. Having access to the URL you are interested in is all you need.
That's your basic front-end files and assets. If you know HTML, CSS and JS you know what I'm talking about.
CSS - you can write SASS/CSS and see directly the changes in the page.
JS - you can add some JS to the page and see the result after an automatic page refresh.
HTML - write your HTML partials and inject/replace them in the page.
Assets - provide images, fonts, JS libraries that can be used in the page in addition to what the page's server already provide.
Where the magic happens! It serves the modified page with all your customizations.
BrowserSync is used internally to proxy the targeted website or page you wish to pimp.
A configurable middelware intercepts the page request and transfroms it on the fly to apply various modifications.
A Gulp node process takes care of glueing the project files to the page.
The web application you are currently on. It aims to provide intuitive control over the engine.
START or STOP the engine with a button.
Monitor what happens in the engine (logs, errors, sass compilation events, ...).
Change, save, restore the pimp configuration that is used to instruct the engine what to do. Basically it is the configuration that is passed to the engine middleware.
You just have to press the START button on the dasboard or in the top right corner. Voila!
If you never created a PIMP configuration before, a default one will be automatically provided. Then a sequence of actions will unfold:
At that point you have already everything setup to start pimping. You can start playing around with project files (see "Pimp source files" folder path in the dashboard).
Of course you'll want to pimp a page you have chosen.
First thing to do is to point to the website you want to work on.
Now you are ready to provide your own custom configuration.
A pimp rule is the basic instruction unit that will support the pimping of the page. To summarize, this will describe actions to perform and where on the page.
A rule is composed of an URL pattern and a list of javascript instructions to perform.
More information on this in the following help sections.
The bare minimum to apply your custome CSS/JS to the page. This function comes from the pmp-staples-plugin (must be activate)
helpers.staple.baseInjects();
This code is equivalent to this one below
$('head').append('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css/main.min.css">');
$('body').append('<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/main.min.js"></script>');
The base inject rule instruction above is all you need to modify CSS or JS live in the page you are targeting. So just proceed with the next section Start pimping
For more complex cases, you'll need to add more logic into the rule editing. If so read the advanced tips section. Here below is a list of cases where baseInjects will not suffice:
Now that you have customized your PIMP configuration you should have:
At that point you have already everything setup to start pimping the page in the browser.
Click on the "Pimp source files" dashboard button, you'll have the project folder path in your clipboard. Paste that path in your explorer address bar to open it at that location.
Now you have access to HTML, JS, CSS files to start working. Open them in your editor of choice and start editing.
Indicates which localhost port will be used to display the targeted website or web page. You can pick-up anything between 0 - 65535 but a few reserved values:
Some websites require authenticated access through session cookies. To enable pimping of those, just open a regular session (not via PMP) and then PMP will be able to take advantage of this current session using the aformentioned cookie.
Some websites enforces cross origin policies for accessing some assets or APIs. Enabling CORS requests can solve part of those issues if the given policy isn't too restrictive.
Special syntax is used to matches the page URL you are visualizing in the browser against the set of pimp rules you have declared (see pattern syntax documentation). Each rule matching is applied in the order it was defined in the configuration.
Instead of repeating yourself and providing huge rules for each pages, you can leverage the rule pattern behavior described above.
For example, it is generaly a good idea to apply the staple base injects on all pages. So instead of creating a rule for each page, you'll just create one rule that is applied on all pages. Then you can craft rules for individual pages or group of pages with an appropriate URL pattern.
Each rule has its own context. This means that an object defined in one rule isn't available in another one even if both are applied to the same page.
All rules can access the helper shared object that holds plugins helpers. Same thing for the JQuery helper object $. To share variables or functions across rules you can add properties to the $ (jQuery Object) or helper object, please note that you might overwrite existing functions, and also rules order is still applied.
Rules are acting upon a virtual DOM that is common for each rules. So if some rule add a HTML component to this DOM, all subsequent rules can manipulate this HTML element.
Rules are executed in a backend process, therefore their execution can't be monitored from the browser client.
If some syntaxic or run-time error happens in your rule you'll have to check the console provided in this PMP UI interface to see it. Same goes for any console log you want to output.


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Missing Values¶
When filtering is performed on a variable where there are missing or non-defined data values (e.g. NULLs, NANs, Inf, -Inf), such as the Horsepower variable in Figure 35, those points corresponding to missing data are eliminated, as they are undefined and therefore not part of the range. This presents a problem if you want to compare points with missing data to points from a subset of that variable’s value range. The icon at the bottom of each filter enables the inclusion of points with missing data relative to that variable into the scatterplot. When a filter is first instantiated, the missing values are filtered out and the icon is gray. Click to make those points visible, as shown in Figure 36. The icon acts as a toggle, so clicking will hide those points again.


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Audrey wrapped up Unit 6 in the Singapore Math activity book yesterday and she's been on a kick to try to get her name in all her books. She gets her name in them when she can read them aloud without help. April and Audrey did another handwriting lesson today too.
I worked through a little of the choking section in the first aid course.


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bawo game is currently in development phase. If you need to you can always contact us, otherwise we look forward to sharing the magic soon!
— The Team
bawo game is currently in development phase. If you need to you can always contact us, otherwise we look forward to sharing the magic soon!
— The Team


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AuthService is in charge of enforcing security measures in the core application layer by emitting http requests to the API for authenticating users into the app. |
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departments
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| ncatt_put {pbdNCDF4} | R Documentation |
Writes an attribute to a netCDF file.
ncatt_put( nc, varid, attname, attval, prec=NA, verbose=FALSE, definemode=FALSE )
nc |
An object of class |
varid |
The variable whose attribute is to be written. Can be a
character string with the variable's name, an object of class |
attname |
Name of the attribute to write. |
attval |
Attribute to write. |
prec |
Precision to write the attribute. If not specified, the written precision is the same as the variable whose attribute this is. This can be overridden by specifying this argument with a value of "short", "float", "double", or "text". |
verbose |
Can be set to TRUE if additional information is desired while the attribute is being created. |
definemode |
If FALSE (the default), it is assumed that the file is NOT already in define mode. Since the file must be in define mode for this call to work, the file will be put in define mode, the attribute defined, and then the file taken out of define mode. If this argument is set to TRUE, it is assumed the file is already in define mode, and the file is also left in define mode. If you don't know what any of this means, just leave this at the default value. |
This function write an attribute to a netCDF variable (or a global attribute to a netCDF file, if the passed argument "varid" is zero). The type of the written variable can be controlled by the "prec" argument, if the default behavior (the precision follows that of the associated variable) is not wanted.
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## Not run: # Make a simple netCDF file filename <- "atttest_types.nc" dim <- ncdim_def( "X", "inches", 1:12 ) var <- ncvar_def( "Data", "unitless", dim, -1 ) ncnew <- nc_create( filename, var ) # Define some attributes of various types attvaldbl <- 3.1415926536 ncatt_put( ncnew, var, "testatt_dbl", attvaldbl, prec="double" ) attvalfloat <- c(1.0,4.0,9.0,16.0) ncatt_put( ncnew, var, "testatt_float", attvalfloat ) # varid=0 means it is a global attribute ncatt_put( ncnew, 0, "globalatt_int", 32000, prec="int" ) ncatt_put( ncnew, 0, "globalatt_short", 7, prec="short" ) ncatt_put( ncnew, 0, "description", "this is a test file with attributes of various types") nc_close(ncnew) ## End(Not run)


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The Social Justice Pathway is a three-year program featuring self-direction and project-based learning in an interdisciplinary model rooted in community action and collaboration. This program is for students interested in empowerment, conviction, and the passion to build a better world. It's an opportunity for authentic education and experiential learning beyond the high school walls.


LaCroix is fancy, but what if you want to really jazz it up. Just imagine struting down the sidelines with your own fabulous LaCroix mocktail in hand.
Mix lemon and coconut LaCroix and add pineapple juice. Enjoy!
Mix ingredients and serve in a cup. Garnish with a wedge of grapefruit.
Muddle mint leaves and 1 lime wedge in bottom of glass. Atop with mango LaCroix. Add crushed ice and garnish with remaining lime wedge.
Muddle mint leaves and 1 lime wedge in bottom of glass. Atop with mango LaCroix. Add crushed ice and garnish with remaining lime wedge.
Muddle 3 medium-size strawberries, basil leaves and balsamic vinegar in a mixing glass. Add Berry LaCroix Sparkling Water. Top with fresh cracked black pepper for a final flourish.
Muddle 3 medium-size strawberries, basil leaves and balsamic vinegar in a mixing glass. Add Berry LaCroix Sparkling Water. Top with fresh cracked black pepper for a final flourish and serve.


To learn about Blender interface, modeling, animation, materials, Eevee and more, nothing better than the official Blender Foundation's manual!
To Learn about UPBGE game engine specific contents including logic, physics, game python programming, and more!
Integrated UPBGE and Blender Python API to consult and learn!
To consult old and integrated UPBGE 0.2.5 Manual & Python API!
To check lastest changes introduced in UPBGE!!
Documents related with the development of UPBGE. From "how to compile" to technical documentation.


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Thanks for those 100 stars!
I’m glad that you guys have liked and supported the theme to reach 100 stars on Github. I would like to thank everyone who has supported the theme by using, starring and recommending it.
Themes get better when people contribute. That is how our Online CV got more than 250 likes. I would like to ask users to suggest changes and if possible create a pull-request.
You can still do it if you haven’t yet,
Thank you


CityFireflies started as a project during the 48 hours game-coding event, Global Gamejam 2011 in Madrid.
The game was made in such a way that it takes almost no time to start playing since the only instruction given is to turn on the phone screen. Rapidly the player can enjoy the game in a 15×10 meters Media Facade located in the Media Lab Prado, Madrid.
Details later, here a video of how the game looks like :)


LENT 3 WEEK
This Mass may be used on any
day of this
week, especially in years B and C when
the Gospel of the Samaritan
woman is not read on
the Third Sunday of Lent.
FIRST READING Exodus
17:1-7
He shows him water, that the people may drink.
A reading from the Book of Exodus
In those days: All the congregation of the sons of Israel moved on
from the wilderness of Sin by stages, according to the commandment of the LORD,
and camped at Rephidim; but there was no water for
the people to drink. Therefore the people found fault with Moses, and said,
"Give us water to drink." And Moses said to them, "Why do you
find fault with me? Why do you put the LORD to the test?" But the people
thirsted there for water, and the people murmured against Moses, and said,
"Why did you bring us up out of Egypt, to kill us and our children
and our cattle with thirst?" So Moses cried to the LORD, "What shall
I do with this people? They are almost ready to stone me." And the LORD
said to Moses, "Pass on before the people, taking with you some of the
elders of Israel; and take
in your hand the rod with which you struck the Nile,
and go. Behold, I will stand before you there on the rock at Horeb; and you shall strike the rock, and water shall come
out of it, that the people may drink." And Moses
did so, in the sight of the elders of Israel. And he called the name of
the place Massah and Meribah,
because of the fault-finding of the children of Israel, and because they put the
LORD to the test by saying, "Is the LORD among us or not?"
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM
Ps 95:1-2.6-7abc.7d-9 (R. cf. 7d.8a)
R. O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden
not your hearts.
Come, let us ring out our joy to the LORD; hail the
rock who saves us. Let us come into his presence, giving
thanks; let us hail him with a song of praise.
R. O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden
not your hearts.
O come; let us bow and bend low. Let us kneel
before the God who made us, for he is our God and we the people who belong to
his pasture, the flock that is led by his hand.
R. O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden
not your hearts.
O that today you would listen to his voice! “Harden
not your hearts as at Meribah, as on that day at Massah in the desert when your forebears put me to the
test; when they tried me, though they saw my work.”
R. O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden
not your hearts.
VERSE BEFORE THE GOSPEL
See John 4:42.15
R. Glory and praise to you, O Christ.
Lord, you are truly the Saviour of the world;
give me living water, that I may not thirst.
R. Glory and praise to you, O Christ.
GOSPEL
John 4:5-42
“A spring of water welling up to eternal life.”
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
At that time: Jesus came to a city of Samaria, called Sychar,
near the field that Jacob gave to his son Joseph. Jacob's well was there, and
so Jesus, wearied as he was with his journey, sat down beside the well. It was
about the sixth hour. There came a woman of Samaria to draw water. Jesus said to her,
"Give me a drink." For his disciples had gone away into the city to
buy food. The Samaritan woman said to him, "How is it that you, a Jew, ask
a drink of me, a woman of Samaria?"
For Jews have no dealings with Samaritans. Jesus answered her, "If you
knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, 'Give me a drink,'
you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water." The
woman said to him, "Sir, you have nothing to draw with, and the well is
deep; where do you get that living water?  Jesus said to her, "Every one who drinks of this water will
thirst again, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never
thirst; the water that I shall give him will become in him a spring of water
welling up to eternal life." The woman said to him, "Sir, give me
this water, that I may not thirst, nor come here to draw."  The woman answered him,
"I have no husband." Jesus said to her, "You are right in
saying, 'I have no husband'; for you have had five husbands, and he whom you
now have is not your husband; this you said truly." The woman said to him,
"Sir, I perceive that you are a prophet. Our fathers worshiped on this
mountain; and you say that in Jerusalem
is the place where men ought to worship." Jesus said to her, "Woman,
believe me, the hour is coming when neither on this mountain nor in Jerusalem will you
worship the Father. You worship what you do not know; we worship what we know,
for salvation is from the Jews. But the hour is coming, and now is, when the
true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for such the
Father seeks to worship him. God is spirit, and those who worship him must
worship in spirit and truth." The woman said to him, "I know that
Messiah is coming (he who is called Christ); when he comes, he will show us all
things." Jesus said to her, "I who speak to you am he." Just
then his disciples came. They marvelled that he was
talking with a woman, but none said, "What do you wish?" or,
"Why are you talking with her?" So the woman left
her water jar, and went away into the city, and said to the people,
"Come, see a man who told me all that I ever did. Can this be the
Christ?" They went out of the city and were coming to him. Meanwhile the
disciples besought him, saying, "Rabbi, eat." But he said to them,
"I have food to eat of which you do not know." So the disciples said
to one another, "Has any one brought him food?" Jesus said to them,
"My food is to do the will of him who sent me, and to accomplish his work.
Do you not say, 'There are yet four months, then comes the harvest?  He who
reaps receives wages, and gathers fruit for eternal life, so that sower and reaper may rejoice together. For here the saying
holds true, 'One sows and another reaps.' I sent you to reap that for which you
did not labor; others have labored, and you have entered into their labour." Many Samaritans from that city believed in
him because of the woman's testimony, "He told me all that I ever
did." So when the Samaritans came to him, they asked him to stay with
them; and he stayed there two days. And many more believed because of his word.
They said to the woman, "It is no longer because of your words that we
believe, for we have heard for ourselves, and we know that this is indeed the Saviour of the world."
The Gospel of the Lord