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Build the static libary, the dynamic library and dynamically link the test suite:
make
Build the static libary, the dynamic library and statically link the test suite:
CFLAGS=-static make
TESTING:
Run the test binary:
./tests/arbprec-driver 99999 8889


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Fig 1. DoseNet team member Brian Plimely talking to Mr. Mathieson's AP physics classes. |
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Fig 2. DoseNet team member Ali Hanks talking to Mr. Mathieson's AP physics classes. |
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Fig 3. Science club members watch as their new DoseNet device is installed. |
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Fig 4. Open DoseNet device prior to installation. |


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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, id, n, m)
- The constructor for the WaveShaper class.
Initialize the WaveShaper default parameters:
- wavelength (float): Central frequency. The range of wavelength takes 1528'773 to 1566'723 nm.
- attenuation (float): Port attenuation.
- phase (float): Phase.
- bandwidth (float): Bandwidth.
:param id: id of the WaveShaper
:type id: int
:param n: max number of the input ports
:type n: int
:param m: max number of the output ports
:type m: int
- close(self)
- Close and delete the WaveShaper.
- configuration(self, operations)
- WaveShaper configuration:
- Set the wavelength, port attenuation, phase and bandwidth for the filter configuration.
- Load the desired profile according to the WaveShaper filter configuration.
:param operations: operations to configure the filter of the WaveShaper
:type operations: list
- execute(self, profiletext, k)
- Create and update the desired profile according to the WaveShaper wavelength, port attenuation,
phase and bandwidth for the filter configuration.
:param profiletext: text to save frequency, attenuation, phase for each input port specified by k
:rtype profiletext: str
:param k: input port
:rtype k: int
:return: profiletext
:rtype: str
- execute_wss(self, profile)
- Load the desired profile to the WaveShaper.
:param profile: contains the frequency response to be uploaded to the WaveShaper
:type profile: float array
:return: 0 if profile was loaded and -1 otherwise
:rtype: int
- open(self)
- Create and open the WaveShaper.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- configfile_1 = 'SN042561.wsconfig'
- configfile_2 = 'SN200162.wsconfig'
- folder = 'C:/Users/CTTC/Desktop/agent-bvt/conf/'
- frequency_end = 196.274
- frequency_start = 191.25
- speed_of_light = 299792.458
- step = 0.001
- time_sleep = 5
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This editor will work with the Casio CZ-1, CZ-101, CZ-1000, CZ-3000, and CZ-5000.
Because it has more features, the CZ-1 has different sysex than the other synths, though it can receive patches in their format. To send or write to a CZ-1, click the "CZ-1" button. To send or write to a CZ-101/1000/3000/5000, turn off that button.
Even if you're an experienced CZ patch programmer, you may be confused by this patch editor. That's because Casio only provides a subset of options for their waveforms via their front end and manual: much more is available over sysex. You should first read (http://www.kasploosh.com/projects/CZ/11800-spelunking/) about how the CZ waveforms actually work: Edisyn's editor lets you modify them they way they really are.
In reality, the CZ series provides you with two waveforms and one window for each oscillator. The second waveform can optionally be turned off. The waveforms are different than what you were taught in the manual: they are saw, square, pulse, "null" (nothing), sine-pulse, saw-pulse, multi-sine, and 2x pulse. Each of these waveforms can be windowed with different windows to force them to zero at the end of each period. The windows are: saw, triangle, trapezoid, pulse, and 2x saw. If you have no idea what all this means, then read the aforementioned URL: you'll discover a whole new synthesizer!
Additionally, the CZ has more modulation options and an additional hidden flag ("Mute Line 1") than you were be led to believe. Edisyn provides access to all of these. For more information, see http://www.kasploosh.com/projects/CZ/11800-spelunking/8-modulation.html
| By | Sean Luke |
| Date | June 2019 |


MesaLib-10.0.3
Installation of MesaLib
Note
Unlike other packages, the MesaLib-10.0.3.tar.bz2
archive will extract to
the Mesa-10.0.3
directory.
If you have downloaded the recommended patch, apply it by running
the following command:
patch -Np1 -i ../MesaLib-10.0.3-add_xdemos-1.patch
Install MesaLib by running the
following commands:
./autogen.sh CFLAGS="-O2" CXXFLAGS="-O2" \
--prefix=$XORG_PREFIX \
--sysconfdir=/etc \
--enable-texture-float \
--enable-gles1 \
--enable-gles2 \
--enable-openvg \
--enable-osmesa \
--enable-xa \
--enable-gbm \
--enable-gallium-egl \
--enable-gallium-gbm \
--enable-glx-tls \
--with-llvm-shared-libs \
--with-egl-platforms="drm,x11" \
--with-gallium-drivers="nouveau,r300,r600,radeonsi,svga,swrast" &&
make
If you have applied the recommended patch, build the demo programs
by running the following command:
make -C xdemos DEMOS_PREFIX=$XORG_PREFIX
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
If you have built the demo programs, install them by running the
following command as the root
user:
make -C xdemos DEMOS_PREFIX=$XORG_PREFIX install
If desired, install the optional documentation by running the
following commands as the root
user:
install -v -dm755 /usr/share/doc/MesaLib-10.0.3 &&
cp -rfv docs/* /usr/share/doc/MesaLib-10.0.3
Command Explanations
CFLAGS="-O2"
CXXFLAGS="-O2"
: By default, Autoconf sets CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS to "-g -O2".
That results in binaries and libraries being built with debugging
symbols which make them bigger. Override the default flags to omit
-g compiler flag so the final libraries are smaller.
--enable-texture-float
: This switch
enables floating-point textures and render buffers. Please consult
docs/patents.txt
to see if there are
any legal issues if you use this feature.
--enable-gles1
: This switch enables
support for OpenGL ES 1.x API.
--enable-gles2
: This switch enables
support for OpenGL ES 2.x API.
--enable-openvg
: This switch enables
support for OpenVG API.
--enable-osmesa
: This switch enables
building of the libOSMesa
library.
--enable-xa
: This switch enables
building of the XA X Acceleration API (Required for VMware 3D
Driver).
--enable-gbm
: This switch enables
building of the Mesa Graphics
Buffer Manager library.
--enable-gallium-egl
: This switch
enables optional EGL state tracker for Gallium.
--enable-gallium-gbm
: This switch
enables optional GBM state tracker for Gallium.
--enable-glx-tls
: This switch enables
TLS (Thread Local Storage) support in GLX.
--with-llvm-shared-libs
: This switch is
used so Gallium drivers will link against shared LLVM libraries instead of the static ones.
Remove if you did not install LLVM.
--with-egl-platforms="..."
:
This parameter controls for which platforms EGL should be built.
Available platforms are drm, x11 and wayland.
--with-gallium-drivers="..."
: This
parameter controls which Gallium drivers should be built. Available
drivers are: i915, ilo, nouveau, r300, r600, radeonsi, svga and
swrast. You will need to remove r300, r600 and radeonsi from the
list if you did not install elfutils and LLVM.
--enable-r600-llvm-compiler
: Use this
switch to enable experimental R600 LLVM backend for graphics shaders which claims
to speed up the driver.
Contents
Installed Programs:
glxgears and glxinfo
Installed Libraries:
libEGL.so, libgbm.so, libglapi.so,
libGLESv1_CM.so, libGLESv2.so, libGL.so, libOpenVG.so,
libOSMesa.so, libxatracker.so, libXvMCnouveau.so and
libXvMCr600.so
Installed Directories:
$XORG_PREFIX/include/EGL,
$XORG_PREFIX/include/GLES, $XORG_PREFIX/include/GLES2,
$XORG_PREFIX/include/GLES3, $XORG_PREFIX/include/KHR,
$XORG_PREFIX/include/VG, $XORG_PREFIX/lib/dri,
$XORG_PREFIX/lib/egl, $XORG_PREFIX/lib/gallium-pipe,
$XORG_PREFIX/lib/gbm, $XORG_PREFIX/lib/vdpau and
/usr/share/doc/MesaLib-10.0.3 (optional)
Short Descriptions
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glxgears
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is a GL demo useful for troubleshooting graphics
problems.
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glxinfo
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is a diagnostic program that displays information about
the graphics hardware and installed GL libraries.
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libEGL.so
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provides a native platform graphics interface as defined
by the EGL-1.4 specification.
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libgbm.so
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is the Mesa Graphics
Buffer Manager library.
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libGLESv1_CM.so
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is the Mesa OpenGL ES
1.1 library.
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libGLES2.so
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is the Mesa OpenGL ES
2.0 library.
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libGL.so
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is the main Mesa OpenGL
library.
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libOpenVG.so
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is the Mesa OpenVG 1.0
library.
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libOSMesa.so
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is the Mesa Off-screen
Rendering library.
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libxatracker.so
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is the Xorg Gallium3D acceleration library.
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Last updated on 2014-02-18 12:55:40 -0800


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The 15-year-old television personality and photographer discussed Bindi Irwin's upcoming nuptials while attending the TIME 100 Next gala Thursday in New York.
Irwin said in a red carpet interview with People that it was an honor to be asked to walk Bindi Irwin down the aisle on her wedding day.
"Oh, I was just so, so stoked," Irwin said of his sister's request. "I was so excited and really honored for her to ask me to walk her down the aisle."
"I think it's going to be such a wonderful day, such a great celebration," he added. "Chandler is absolutely perfect. I can't fault him, he's awesome."
Bindi Irwin and Powell got engaged on Bindi Irwin's 21st birthday in July. Bindi Irwin said on Good Morning America in September that her wedding dress pays tribute to her mom Terri Irwin's gown.
Irwin and Bindi Irwin are the son and daughter of Terri Irwin and late Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin. Irwin brought Terri Irwin to the TIME 100 Next gala, where he was honored as one of 100 rising stars who are shaping the future in their fields.
Irwin discussed Steve Irwin's legacy and views on climate change in an interview with TIME at the event.
"The amazing thing with our dad was that he was talking about climate change and the effects that it had kind of before it was as popular as it is now," the star said. "He was definitely ahead of his time."
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◆ OBBNode()
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| bool SimTK::OBBNode::isLeaf |
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const |
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| int SimTK::OBBNode::getNumChildren |
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◆ getChild()
| const OBBNode& SimTK::OBBNode::getChild |
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| int SimTK::OBBNode::depth |
◆ height
| int SimTK::OBBNode::height |
◆ normal
◆ coneHalfAngle
| Real SimTK::OBBNode::coneHalfAngle |
◆ pointOnSurface
| Vec3 SimTK::OBBNode::pointOnSurface |
◆ x0
◆ y0
◆ nx
◆ ny
◆ children
◆ contents
◆ centerUW
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◆ dims
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I recently bought a '75 Jeep CJ-6 with 232(3.8L) I6, T-14 3 speed
transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, Dana 44 rear, and Dana 30 front
with 3.73s. That makes it totally stock except for the hard top.
The rocker panels are a bit wavey and showing some rust. The passenger
rear quarter panel had the spare tire ripped off it, but other than
that the body is in pretty good shape. The previous owner did a paint
job of sorts, it looks good from a distance.
The wheels are real nice, but the tires are very bald 33s with no lift.
I'll probably throw on a set of 32s I have to keep it on the road.
This jeep will serve as my commuter vehicle until I get my flat
fender on the road. After that serious modifications are in order.


REPORT: New England Patriots Will Not Be Re-Signing Antonio Brown
by Darrelle LincolnOn Thursday, there was a report that suggested the Patriots had “kicked the tires” on a reunion with Antonio Brown with internal discussions about the Pro Bowler.
It was enough to make Patriots fans get extremely excited since the team is really lacking at the WR position and could use a boost.
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“Two sources with knowledge of the Patriots thinking scoffed at the idea Antonio Brown would rejoin the Patriots this season,” Curran wrote. “When one source was asked if there was a chance the wideout – who was with the Patriots for less than two tumultuous weeks in September – might have a chance at rejoining the team, this was the two-word response. ‘What’s changed?'”
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As a consultancy firm you will be helping businesses to achieve their goals and overcome their challenges through sharing your knowledge and offering expert advice. Sometimes you will be called in to offer advice on a short-term basis relating to a particular project, or maybe a client will need ongoing high-level strategic advice but haven’t got the volume of work to take someone on in-house. You will probably fall into one of five categories:
You will help your clients to plan ahead and calculate the risks and opportunities for their business. You might be offering marketing strategy to help them reach a new demographic, or advising on policy in the public sector.
You will be looking at processes, for example helping a cosmetics firm improve the individual elements of their supply chain and logistics to increase their profit margins.
Businesses will benefit from your expert advice when considering mergers and acquisitions, or when they want to analyse the risk of entering new markets.
All companies who employ staff will have questions over employment law and the right way to proceed when hiring and firing. In periods of change – when they are growing quickly or needing to downsize – they will need to call in an expert to guide them through the process.
Maybe you’ll work with a hospital for six months as they introduce a new system for inputting patient records, or you have a global telecoms firm who needs advice on a system to improve their internal communications.
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| Hold your phone in landscape mode to turn your data into beautiful graphs. Swipe left and right to see all your graphs. | ||
Add a new Fill-up | ||
| Swipe left to the History panel. Press the plus button at the bottom of the screen. | ||
Edit an existing Fill-up | ||
| Press and hold on the entry you want to edit. This will take you to the edit record screen. | ||
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| To enter a number, touch the dial you want to adjust, then without lifting your finger, drag down until your number is selected. This will give you the most control with the least effort. | ||
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| To share a graph, press and hold the image you want to share. This will load a list of applications for you to choose from. | ||
Import Fill Up History | ||
| Import loads fill up history from a CSV file on your SD card. On the Import/Export screen, tap the Import icon at the top. Pick your file from the drop-down list, and press the Import button at the bottom. | ||
Export Fill Up History | ||
| Export saves your fill up history to a CSV file on your SD card. On the Import/Export screen, tap the Export icon at the top. Enter a new filename, and press the Export button at the bottom. | ||
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Pattern Matching
Table of Contents
1 Pattern Matching
Tuple Constructor
> let norm3D (x, y, z) = sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2) > > norm3D (33, 11, 3) 34.91418050019218 > > norm3D (33, 1, 3) 33.15116890850155 >
addVectors :: (Num a) => (a, a) -> (a, a) -> (a, a) addVectors a b = (fst a + fst b, snd a + snd b) > addVectors (8, 9)(-10, 12) (-2,21) > > addv1 = addVectors (1, 3) > > let addv1 = addVectors (1, 3) > > map addv1 [(12, 23), (45, 23), (6, 14)] [(13,26),(46,26),(7,17)]
add3Dvectors (x1, y1, z1) (x2, y2, z2) = (x1+x2, y1+y2, z1+z first (x, _, _) = x second (_, y, _) = y third (_, _, z) = z > first (1, 2, 3) 1 > second (1, 2, 3) 2 > third (1, 2, 3) 3 > add3Dvectors (23, 12, 233) (10, 100, 30) (33,112,263)
Guarded Equations
Absolute Value
abs n | n >=0 = n | otherwise = -n
Signum/Sign Function
-- Without Pattern Matching sign n = if n < 0 then - 1 else if n == 0 then 0 else 1 sign x | x > 0 = 1 | x == 0 = 0 | x < 0 = -1 ----------- OR ----- sign n | n < 0 = -1 | n == 0 = 0 | otherwise = 1 -------------------- > let sign x | x > 0 = 1 | x == 0 = 0 | x < 0 = -1 > map sign [-4..4] [-1,-1,-1,-1,0,1,1,1,1]
f x y | y > z = x^^2 - 10.5 | y == z = x+10*y | y < z = x/z + y where z = x^2 - 5*y
units angle sym | sym == "deg" = angle*pi/180.0 | sym == "rad" = angle > :{ | let units angle sym | sym == "deg" = angle*pi/180.0 | | sym == "rad" = angle | | :} > > units 180 "deg" 3.141592653589793 > > units pi "rad" 3.141592653589793 > > units 90 "deg" == pi/2 True > > sin(units 90 "deg") 1.0 > sin(units 1.57 "rad") 0.9999996829318346 >
password :: (Eq a, Num a) => a -> [Char] password 3423 = "OK - Safe opened" password x = "Error: Wrong Password pal" > password 10 "Error: Wrong Password pal" > password 11 "Error: Wrong Password pal" > password 3423 "OK - Safe opened" > s
sayMe :: (Integral a) => a -> [Char] sayMe 1 = "One!" sayMe 2 = "Two!" sayMe 3 = "Three!" sayMe 4 = "Four!" sayMe 5 = "Five!" sayMe x = "Not between 1 and 5" > map sayMe [1..8] ["One!","Two!","Three!","Four!","Five!","Not between 1 and 5", "Not between 1 and 5","Not between 1 and 5"]


12 April 2005
The Ministry of Health in Cambodia confirmed that an 8-year-old girl from Kampot province who died on 7 April, was the country’s third case of avian influenza.
The girl became ill with a fever on the 29th March. Her condition deteriorated rapidly on 7 April, when she was taken to a district referral hospital and then transferred to Kuntha Bopha Hospital in Phnom Penh, where she died. Samples from the girl tested positive for avian influenza H5N1 virus at the Pasteur Institute, Phnom Penh.
A field investigation was conducted immediately, with team members from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, WHO, Pasteur Institute and FAO. Poultry deaths occurred in this village in February, but no poultry deaths occurred in the two weeks prior to the girl’s onset of symptoms. Human-to-human transmission as a source of the girl’s infection appears unlikely, as none of her known contacts were sick with similar symptoms before she became ill. Investigations as to the source of the girl’s infection are continuing.
Samples were collected from four close contacts who cared for her at the village and nine medical contacts from Kampot and Phnom Penh. All have tested negative for the H5N1 virus.
The public education campaign in Banteay Meas and neighbouring districts is continuing. The recent funding from international donors will be crucial in helping Cambodia control this disease.


Our main goal is to improve the recycling experience in cities of the future. We support the idea of smart cities in a way that there are benefits for the environment and the inhabitants. In order to actually reach this we develop the idea of a smarter dumpster which motivates the people to recycle through the use of gamification.
 Just imagine it would be fun to do it.  After throwing your trash away the display shows you information about the amount of saved CO2 because of your decision to separate and to support recycling. You get information about how much your district is recycling as well and try to become the most environmentally friendly district of the city.
You can find our main idea, sketching, applications, as well as the characteristics and functionalities of the project here:
We connect. It's not only the better recycling experience. Furthermore the dumpsters are connected to our server and with the help of their height sensors it will be possible to collect the garbage in a smarter way.
We make the world a better place. We will recycle with more pleasure and the Smart Recycling Bins even can inform and educate you about the seperation of your garbage.
In our Smart Recycling Bins we applicate game-design elements and game principles in order to improve the user engagement. You get a reward for recycling and can see on a scoreboard how much your quater is contributing to the cities recycling.


Moët & Chandon Launches 2019 Festive Season in Grand Style With La Vie en Rose
by Guardian LifeMoët & Chandon launched the festive season by hosting the creme de la creme of Lagos society for a night of glitz and glamour with the 2nd instalment of the Secret Location party. This edition was themed La Vie en Rose with Nectar Imperial Rose as the star of the party.
It truly was an invitation that could not be turned down, as notable celebrities such as; Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Ireti Doyle, Shaffy Bello, Vector, Waje, Abimbola Craig, Beverly Naya, Denola Grey, Deyemi Okanlawon and many more were invited to bask in the luxuries of the day.
With delicious rose gold glazed doughnuts from Krispy Kreme, an avant-grand Moët & Chandon Champagne wall – the first of its kind in Lagos, which allowed guests to be served Nectar Imperial Rose from behind a screen. The glamorous decor transformed the secret location – Shiro, into a vision of pink roses and rose gold trimmings.
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Cengage was in need of a low cost, fast turnaround homework solution that could be included with any number of titles across disciplines. At the same time, the content of the titles would vary and the product had to adapt.
We created a modular design where product teams could pull from any of our libraries of functionality based upon the content they had readily available:
Automated content conversion from the internal formats used by the customer to the final XML format used by the StudyWARE shell. All content was kept external to the programming to facilitate maintenance and updates.
Target turnaround from project kickoff to final delivery was 6 weeks.
We delivered a fully brandable shell, so that titles would match look and feel of the associated title.
We delivered 25-50 titles per year over 4 major revisions of the shell, on-time and on-budget.
Jones and Bartlett Learning
To develop a custom training continuing education course for Athletic Trainers on the subject of Preventing Sudden Death in Sport and Physical Activities.
We worked with the Korey Stringer Institute (internationally known, named for Vikings player who died from heat illness) to develop all content.
Interactives handled all aspects of the program from instructional design, script writing, working with video production, programming, etc.
Combination of instructional content as well as two ways to practice dealing with life threatening emergencies:
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Sports Revolution came to Interactives for help in furthering their goal of improving the culture in youth sports.
We have an ongoing long-term partnership with to oversee the educational portions of Sports Revolution’s operations. This includes:
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Working with them to develop their long-term educational curriculum that covers all aspects of youth sports including
Working with Sports Revolutions content partners to identify opportunities where elearning can help to spread their message.
Developing (instructional design, scripting, all aspects of production) elearning titles for Sports Revolution and their partners.
Performance Solutions International
PSI was looking for a long-term partner to guide and assist them in all aspects of integrating eLearning to their existing stand up training and consulting practice.
We developed their elearning curriculum from scratch.
We have continued to develop and support both the elearning we have developed but also the elearning that has been developed by other vendors.
We have assisted them in evaluation of LMS options and eventually built them a custom LMS when we couldn’t find anything that met their specific requirements.
We continue to host, update, and maintain their LMS.
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The challenge was to maintain and update thorny legacy systems after the departure of their initial developer.
We were able to identify people with existing skill sets in an old tool and taught ourselves the systems in question.
We made initial updates to make the platforms more stable and in need of less maintenance.
We have been on call for issues and doing minimal maintenance for 10+ years.
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We developed a series of templates that their internal resources could use to assemble courses rapidly with only a basic understanding of the underlying authoring platform.
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This version only affects the verifier.
In Nyzo, blockchain rules strictly control growth of the cycle. However, there is no limit to the number of nodes that can express their desire to join the cycle, and there is no limit to the rate at which nodes can request to join the cycle. This means that the list of out-of-cycle nodes is unbounded and can grow quickly.
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In the BlockManager class, the lastVerifierRemovalHeight field is initialized from persistent storage. Whenever its value changes, it is saved to persistent storage.
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A new response, FullMeshResponse42, has been added for the instance where out-of-cycle nodes are also required.
In the NodeManager class, the map that stores nodes has been changed to a concurrent map. A method has been added for retrieving only in-cycle nodes, and method synchronization has been removed.
The PersistentData class is a simple key-value store that persists to a file. This class is optimized for simplicity and stability, not performance, and it should only be used for data that changes infrequently.
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(Year in parentheses is when the work was initiated.)
VxOs
(SDAC funding; 2004)
VSO (Solar) Joseph Gurman, GSFC; Frank Hill, NSO
(HDMC funding)
(2006)
VHO (Heliosphere) Adam Szabo, GSFC
VMO-G (Magnetosphere) Jan Merka, UMBC/GSFC
VOM-U (Magnetosphere) Ramond Walker, UCLA
ViRBO (Radiation Belts) Robert Weigel, GMU
VITMO (ITM region) Daniel Morrison, JHU/APL
(2007)
VEPO (Energetic Particles) John Cooper, GSFC
(2008)
VWO (Waves) Shing Fung, GSFC
VMR (Models) Aaron Ridley, Michigan
(Related, but not technically a VxO; now SPDF funded; started 2004 as NRA grant)
VSPO (HP "active inventory", now HDP: “HP Data Portal”) Aaron Roberts, GSFC
(Related nonNASA projects)
VSTO (CEDAR + solar for now) Peter Fox, RPI
GAIA (Ground-based images, etc.) Eric Dononvan, Calgary, Canada
HELIO (Successor to EGSO) (Solar and other) Robert Bentley, MSSL, UK
[Now part of an EU VO: “VESPA”]
RAs (all HDMC funded)
(2008)
Polar (Mag, Electric Field, Waves) Peter Chi, UCLA
SNOE/POLAR (all SNOE; POLAR TIMAS) Christopher Pankratz, Colorado
Polar (TIDE, UVI) Paul Craven, MSFC
TRACE (All) Carel Schrijver, Stanford
SOHO (MDI) Philip Scherrer, Stanford
Yohkoh (All) Aki Takeda, Montana State
(2010)
IMAGE/RPI Bodo Reinish/Ivan Galkin, UMass
FAST (all) James McFadden, UCLA
Ulysses (HiSCALE) Tom Armstrong, Fundamental Technologies
Polar (HYDRA) Jack Scudder, U. Iowa
(2011)
SOHO (MDI) Rick Bogart, Stanford
Imaging Vector Magnetograph (Mees Solar Observatory) K. D. Leka, Northwest Research
Geotail (EPIC) Stu Nyland, APL
(2013)
IMAGE HENA Syau-Yun Hsieh, JHU/APL
Data Upgrades (all HDMC funded)
(2006)
Ulysses HI_SCALE (web server) Carsten Denker, NJIT
CME event list (add Type 2 burst data) Nat Gopalswamy, GSFC
Geotail SW data (mag/plasma) Joe King, Perot Systems
SWRI legacy data ("VO" access) Joey Mukherjee, SWRI
Geotail and ACE (energetic particles) Jon Vandegriff, JHU/APL
LISIRD (solar irradiance) Martin Snow, Colorado
(2007)
DMSP/SSUSI (add to TIMED/GUVI) Larry Paxton, JHU/APL
Polar UVI (VxO access) Chakravarthy Deverapalli, U Alabama, Huntsville
Heliospheric data at SPDF (uniform interface) Natalia Papitashvili, Perot Systems
DE data (reformat and put in CDAWeb) Robert Candey, GSFC
ASC (redo data access) Andrew Davis, Caltech
ICMEs (event lists) Alysha Reinard, Colorado
Halo CMEs (SOHO event catalogue) Nat Gopalswamy, GSFC
ACE ULEIS (data center upgrade/VHO) Glenn Mason, JHU/APL
UARS/HRDI (data upgrade and access) Wilbert Skinner, U Michigan
(2008)
SOLIS/SVM (digitize Stokes profile data) Carl Henney, NSO
Wind 3DP & MFI (combine with STEREO) Stuart Bale, UCB
Imagining Vector Magnetograph (digitizing, access) KD Leka, Northwest Research
ISEE 1,2 (upgrade and CDAWeb access) Timothy Eastman, Perot Systems (?)
Polar UVI-OST (data portal) Glynn Germany, U. Alabama, Huntsville
(2010)
DE-1/Plasma Wave Umran Inan, Stanford
FAST (all) Robert Strangeway, UCLA
WIND/SWE (Distribution functions) Justin Kasper, SAO
SUSIM Irradiance Linton Floyd, Interferometrics, Inc.
Skylab UV Spectral Data Jeff Morril, NRL
(2011)
SMM/GRS James Ryan, UNH
UARS (WINDII) Robert Stockwell, Northwest Research
IMAGE (FUV, O/N2) Yongliang Zhang, JHU/APL
Neutral Atom Images (Inversions) Jorg-Micha Jahn, SWRI
(2012)
RAIDS (lower Thermosphere products) Scott Budzien, NRL
GPS Ionospheric Irregularities Xiaoqing Pi, JPL
RHESSI science-ready images Richard Schwartz, Catholic U.
UARS/HRDI and TIMED/TIDI unification Wilbert Skinner, U. Michigan
AMPTE and ISEE energetic particle data to CDF Jon Vandegriff, JHU/APL
(2013)
MDI Active Region Patches Michael Turmon, CalTech
CAMMICE/MICS upgrade Jonathan Niehof, LANL
STEREO-B SECCHI imagery Craig DeForest, SWRI
ISEE-1 Wave Data Jolene Pickett, U. Iowa
SHIMMER Neutral Winds David Siskind, NRL
DE2-FPI and DE2-WATS Neutral Thermospheric Winds Rick Niciejewski, U. Michigan
C/NOFS VEFI data Robert Pfaff, GSFC
Geophysical Institute Magnetometer Array Donald Hampton, U. Alaska
TWINS-ES data services Timothy Guild, Aerospace
(2014)
DMSP SSIES-1 William Coley, UT Dallas
ISIS-2 during storms James Eccles, Space Environment Corporation
TWINS-ES/HiLET Timothy Guild, Aerospace
POES/MetOp particle data Stuart Huston, Atmos. & Env. Research
SOHO/MDI flux emergence events Derek Lamb, SWRI
WIND EPACT Allan Tylka, GSFC
ISIS-1 Yongli Wang, UMBC
OGO-5, Explorer 33-35, 41, 43 Mag James Weygand, UCLA
Spherical Elementary Current System Archive James Weygand, UCLA
(2015)
Plasmaspheric Density based on Field Line Resonances Peter Chi, UCLA
AtMoCIAD: Atomic and Molecular Cross Sections Guillaume Gronoff NASA Langley
TWINS-ES/SCM data upgrade and archiving Timothy Guild, Aerospace
GIMA Magnetometer array data collection upgrade Donald Hampton, Geophysical Institute
Sunspot Magnetic Tilt Angles Jing Li, UCLA
GOES EUV Irradiance long term dataset Janet Machol, NOAA
Ulysses HISCALE PHA Data James Patterson, Fundamental Technologies
Sunspot field strengths Alexei Pevtsov, NSO
Yohkoh/GOES XRS flux combined archive Aki Tekeda, Montana State
Nitric Oxide radiance from TIMED/GUVI Yongliang Zhang, JHU/APL
(2016)
ISIS-1 topside ionograms Shing Fung, NASA/GSFC
IMAGE EUV data from UDF to CDF Dennis Gallagher, NASA/MSFC
Subsurface Helicity in Active Regions Rudolf Komm, AURA
Mees CCD H-alpha Imaging spectroscopy database KD Leka, NorthWest Research
Stormtime Plasmapause locations from IMAGE EUV Michael Liemohn, U Michigan
Full-disk BBSO H-alpha data improvements Chang Liu, NJIT
Cluster/CODIF ion composition background-corrected dataset Christopher Mouikis, UNH
Spherical Elementary Current System for M-I coupling James Weygand, UCLA
(2017)
Van Allen Probes 1-20MeV protons Seth Claudepierre, Aerospace
ISIS-II polar cap storm time data James Eccles, Space Environment Corp.
IMAGE HENA Ring Current distributions Syau-Yun Hsieh, JHU/APL
TWINS-ENA Ion temperatures Roxanne Katus, E. Michigan Univ.
Solar Meridional Flux dataset Rudolf Komm, AURA
Voyager LECP Count rates Jerry Manweiler, Fundamental Technologies
SDO/MDI Doppler data recalibration Philip Scherrer, Stanford University
(2018)
Preservation of early full-disk magnetograms from MWO, Alexei Pevtsov . AURA
Cross calibration of solar instruments for coalignment, Keiji Yoshimura Montana State
HMI Data Corrected for Stray Light, Aimee Norton, Stanford
Floyd, SUSIM UARS Data and Metadata Enhancements, Linton Floyd, SSRC
Release of CLASP data, Christian Bethge, USRA
Deep solar meridional flow using time-distance technique, Shukirjon Kholikov , AURA
Salem, HELIOS 1 & 2 Solar Wind Plasma data, Chadi Salem, UCB
TIMED/GUVI: Net radiance of N emission at 149.3 nm, Yongiang Zhang, JHU/APL
SDO/MDI Subsurface flows from big rings, Rudolf Komm, AURA
Value-Added Services (all HDMC funded)
(2007)
VSO extensions (generalizing RHESSI analysis) Brian Dennis, GSFC
Unified Data Access ("MIDL/DataShop") Jon Vandegriff,, JHU/APL
(2008)
HELM (Event list manager) Robert Candey, GSFC
Visual VSO (Google-like) Jack Ireland, ADNET (GSFC)
ENA inversions (algorithm for general use) Jorg-Micha Jahn, SWRI
MANGO (magnetogram analysis) Lee Bargatze, UCLA
(2010)
VO Downloader and HelioLib –Jon Vandegriff , JU/APL
Data Mining (startup) Homa Karimabadi , SciberQuest
(2011)
Conjunction Locator Service Danny Morrison, JHU/APL
Data Mining Homa Karimabadi, SciberQuest
Data Access API and Related Services Robert Weigel, GMU
(2012)
JHelioViewer front-end to VSO Jack Ireland, ADNET
Advanced Data Based Queries Tom Narock, ADNET
Magnetic Conjunction Mapping from the ITM to Magnetosphere Elsayed Talaat, JHU/APL


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| def | __init__ (self, win, parent) |
| def | advanceCard (self) |
| def | analyzeTextureSet (self, x, set) |
| def | enable (self, x) |
| def | isEnabled (self) |
| def | isValidTextureSet (self, x) |
| def | maintainReadout (self, task) |
| def | makeFrame (self, sizex, sizey) |
| def | refreshReadout (self) |
| def | selectCard (self, i) |
| def | setCardSize (self, x, y) |
| def | setExclude (self, x) |
| def | setInclude (self, x) |
| def | setLayout (self, lay) |
| def | setPosition (self, pos) |
| def | setRenderParent (self, renderParent) |
| def | setSort (self, bin, sort) |
| def | toggleEnable (self) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from DirectObject | |
| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | accept (self, event, method, extraArgs=[]) |
| def | acceptOnce (self, event, method, extraArgs=[]) |
| def | addTask (self, *args, **kwargs) |
| def | detectLeaks (self) |
| def | doMethodLater (self, *args, **kwargs) |
| def | getAllAccepting (self) |
| def | ignore (self, event) |
| def | ignoreAll (self) |
| def | isAccepting (self, event) |
| def | isIgnoring (self, event) |
| def | removeAllTasks (self) |
| def | removeTask (self, taskOrName) |
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| dirty | |
| enabled | |
| engine | |
| exclude | |
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| def | accept_once = acceptOnce |
| def | add_task = addTask |
| def | detect_leaks = detectLeaks |
| def | do_method_later = doMethodLater |
| def | get_all_accepting = getAllAccepting |
| def | ignore_all = ignoreAll |
| def | is_accepting = isAccepting |
| def | is_ignoring = isIgnoring |
| def | remove_all_tasks = removeAllTasks |
| def | remove_task = removeTask |
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Only useful when using setLayout('cycle'). Increments the index that selects which card to display. The index is taken modulo the actual number of cards.
| def analyzeTextureSet | ( | self, | |
| x, | |||
| set | |||
| ) |
Access: private. Converts a list of GraphicsObject, GraphicsEngine, and Texture into a table of Textures.
| def enable | ( | self, | |
| x | |||
| ) |
Turn the buffer viewer on or off. The initial state of the buffer viewer depends on the Config variable 'show-buffers'.
| def isEnabled | ( | self | ) |
Returns true if the buffer viewer is currently enabled.
| def isValidTextureSet | ( | self, | |
| x | |||
| ) |
Access: private. Returns true if the parameter is a list of GraphicsOutput and Texture, or the keyword 'all'.
| def maintainReadout | ( | self, | |
| task | |||
| ) |
Access: private. Whenever necessary, rebuilds the entire display from scratch. This is only done when the configuration parameters have changed.
| def makeFrame | ( | self, | |
| sizex, | |||
| sizey | |||
| ) |
Access: private. Each texture card is displayed with a two-pixel wide frame (a ring of black and a ring of white). This routine builds the frame geometry. It is necessary to be precise so that the frame exactly aligns to pixel boundaries, and so that it doesn't overlap the card at all.
| def refreshReadout | ( | self | ) |
Force the readout to be refreshed. This is usually invoked by GraphicsOutput::add_render_texture (via an event handler). However, it is also possible to invoke it manually. Currently, the only time I know of that this is necessary is after a window resize (and I ought to fix that).
| def selectCard | ( | self, | |
| i | |||
| ) |
Only useful when using setLayout('cycle'). Sets the index that selects which card to display. The index is taken modulo the actual number of cards.
| def setCardSize | ( | self, | |
| x, | |||
| y | |||
| ) |
Set the size of each card. The units are relative to render2d (ie, 1x1 card is not square). If one of the dimensions is zero, then the viewer will choose a value for that dimension so as to ensure that the aspect ratio of the card matches the aspect ratio of the source-window. If both dimensions are zero, the viewer uses a heuristic to choose a reasonable size for the card. The initial value is (0, 0).
| def setExclude | ( | self, | |
| x | |||
| ) |
Set the exclude-set for the buffer viewer. The exclude-set should be a list of GraphicsOutputs and Textures to ignore. The exclude-set is subtracted from the include-set (so the excludes effectively override the includes.) The initial value is the empty list.
| def setInclude | ( | self, | |
| x | |||
| ) |
Set the include-set for the buffer viewer. The include-set specifies which of the render-to-texture targets to display. Valid inputs are the string 'all' (display every render-to-texture target), or a list of GraphicsOutputs or Textures. The initial value is 'all'.
| def setLayout | ( | self, | |
| lay | |||
| ) |
Set the layout of the cards. The valid values are: - *vline* - display them in a vertical line - *hline* - display them in a horizontal line - *vgrid* - display them in a vertical grid - *hgrid* - display them in a horizontal grid - *cycle* - display one card at a time, using selectCard/advanceCard The default value is 'hline'.
| def setPosition | ( | self, | |
| pos | |||
| ) |
Set the position of the cards. The valid values are: - *llcorner* - put them in the lower-left corner of the window - *lrcorner* - put them in the lower-right corner of the window - *ulcorner* - put them in the upper-left corner of the window - *urcorner* - put them in the upper-right corner of the window - *window* - put them in a separate window The initial value is 'lrcorner'.
| def setRenderParent | ( | self, | |
| renderParent | |||
| ) |
Set the scene graph root to which the output cards should be parented. The default is render2d.
| def setSort | ( | self, | |
| bin, | |||
| sort | |||
| ) |
Set the cull-bin and sort-order for the output cards. The default value is 'fixed', 10000.
| def toggleEnable | ( | self | ) |
Toggle the buffer viewer on or off. The initial state of the enable flag depends on the Config variable 'show-buffers'.
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| cardmaker |
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| enabled |
| engine |
| exclude |
| include |
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Use padding and negative margin utilities to create gutters based on the white space scale. When using negative margin, be sure to compensate for the extra width created with a padded parent element or by using overflow hidden. Otherwise, horizontal scrolling may occur.
An example using negative margin to expand the columns in an already padded section, which appears to have a single gutter in the center.


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In this tutorial, we will go trough some simple data visualisations that you can perform as first steps to explore your dataset. We will use Airbnb data on Berlin from Inside Airbnb and examine:
- the histogram of price
- the distribution of price by listing type (e.g. private room/ entire home)
- and the relationship between price and a listing attribute (number of reviews)
We will use the following Python packages:
- Pandas for data management
- Numpy and Scipy for calculations
- Seaborn and Matplotlib for visualisations
First, let’s import the required packages:
Importing and cleaning data
We will use the Berlin dataset from November 2019 :Our dataset consists of 24586 rows (Airbnb offers) and 106 columns (variables). First, we should clean our data from the offers that are not active any more, but are still available on the platform. Also, price is stored as string (e.g. 1,200 $), while we need floats, therefore we make some simple transformations: identify the number (1,200) and delete the separator.
Price distribution
Now we can begin our analysis. First, let's quickly see the standard measures of the distribution:
The average (91) is much higher than the median (59), which suggests a price distribution with a long tail. The maximum value is almost 9000 USD, therefore it makes sense to clean the data from outliers, e.g. cut off the top 2%. Also, we should filter the observations with 0 price. We can now visualise our dataset with a box-plot and histogram:The box-plot shows the values for the quartiles (Q1-25%, Q2-50% and Q3-75%), the distribution outside ("whiskers" - the limit is 1.5 times the difference between Q3 and Q1, this is marked by the "antennas"), and outliers (observations outside the whiskers are plotted as dots).
Let’s examine the histogram of price.
Indeed, we have a population with a skewed distribution. If we take the logarithm of price, the distribution will be much closer to Gaussian:
In the graphs, two things are combined: the histogram and the smooth line that is the kernel density estimation (KDE) of the distribution. With KDE, we can easily compare the distribution of two populations, e.g. the different listing types. Let's divide our sample into entire homes and private rooms:
The figure reveals a clear segmentation: private rooms are much cheaper (median: 40) than entire homes (75).
A nice way to visualise distributions is the so-called violin plot: it takes the KDE of the population and presents it on the two sides of a box plot:
We can further condense the plot by splitting the two graphs and merging them into each other:
This way we have a clearer insight into the data from the box plot - the dashed lines provides the quartiles of the distribution (25th percentile, median, 75th percentile).
Relationship between variables
Finally, we can experiment with analysing the relationship between price and the listing characteristics. As an example, we can examine if there is a relationship between price and the number of reviews:
The first figure shows our dataset by the two dimensions. Based on the pattern of points, we cannot see a robust relationship, as most offers are characterised by a low number of reviews. We can verify this by calculating the Pearson's correlation coefficient and setting the regression line:
Conclusions
Before a deeper data analysis, it is essential to gain quick insights of the analysed dataset. The Seaborn package is a suitable tool to make the most out of our data with only a few lines of code. Moreover, the package is quite flexible with loads of customisation possibilities. This is a must in my data-science toolkit!


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ClustersA cluster, sometimes called an index cluster, is an optional method of storing tables in an Oracle database. Within a cluster, multiple related tables are stored together to improve access time to the related items. Clusters are really useful only when the related data is often accessed together. The existence of a cluster is transparent to users and to applications; the cluster affects only how data is stored. The use of a cluster can be advantageous in certain situations and disadvantageous in others. Be careful when determining whether a cluster can help performance in your configuration. Typically, clusters are advantageous if the related data that is clustered is primarily used in joins. If you have two tables with related data that are frequently accessed together, using clusters can improve performance by preloading the related data into the SGA. Because you frequently use the data together, having that data already in the SGA greatly reduces access time. Clusters are beneficial when joins occur on the cluster data because all the data is retrieved in one I/O operation. Following is an example of where a cluster would be beneficial.   In this database, you want to keep track of all the dogs and their owners as well as some information about each of the dogs. To do this, you must create several tables. First, you need a table of all the dogs who are members of the dog club. You also need a table of the dog breeds and some information about the dog breeds (see Figure 10.1).
By combining the two tables into a cluster, you can save time when retrieving the data (because the breed information for a particular dog is essentially read into the SGA when the information for that dog is). The common columns of the cluster are called the cluster key, and must be indexed. Figure 10.2 shows what the table looks like as a cluster. Note that the cluster key is the breed identification number.
If this information is frequently used together, this cluster arrangement is a performance win. The cluster has the ease of use of individual tables but the additional performance of the cluster. If you do not typically use information together, there is no performance benefit of using a cluster. There is even a slight disadvantage because additional SGA space is taken up by the additional table information. An additional disadvantage of clusters is a reduction of the performance of INSERT statements. This performance loss is caused by the additional complexity of the use of space and the fact that there are multiple tables in the same block. The clustered table also spans more blocks than the individual tables, th d25 us causing more data to be scanned. In summary, a cluster can be useful for tables where data is primarily accessed together in a join. The reduced I/O needed to bring the additional data into the SGA and the fact that the data is already cached can be a big advantage. If the tables have a large number of INSERT statements or if the data is not frequently accessed together, a cluster is not useful and should not be used. Do not cluster tables if full-table scans are often performed on only one of the tables in the cluster. The additional space required by the cluster and the additional I/O reduce performance. Direct-Write SortsUsing direct writes causes the server processes to write the output of sort operations directly to disk, bypassing the buffer cache. The effect of direct writes is that, for sort operations, large amounts of block buffers are not ejected from the buffer cache. This leaves the buffer cache available for normal queries and updates. By setting the Oracle initialization parameter SORT_DIRECT_WRITES to TRUE, you enable this feature. Direct-write sorts take more memory than normal sorts. The amount of memory it uses can be determined with the following formula: Direct Write Sort Memory = ( SORT_WRITE_BUFFERS ) * ( SORT_WRITE_BUFFER_SIZE ) Using direct-write sorts can improve performance both in the sort and in the entire system by not consuming the buffer cache. Only use direct-write sorts if you have sufficient memory and temporary disk space. The temporary disk space should have a sufficient I/O bandwidth to handle the load.
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Table of Contents
4.1. Lists¶
4.1.1. Enumerated Lists¶
Arabic numerals.
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upper alpha.
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Definition paragraph 2.
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4.1.3. Option Lists¶
For listing command-line options:
- -a
command-line option “a”
- -b file
options can have arguments and long descriptions
- --long
options can be long also
- --input=file
long options can also have arguments
- --very-long-option
The description can also start on the next line.
The description may contain multiple body elements, regardless of where it starts.
- -x, -y, -z
Multiple options are an “option group”.
- -v, --verbose
Commonly-seen: short & long options.
- -1 file, --one=file, --two file
Multiple options with arguments.
- /V
DOS/VMS-style options too
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Generic bibliographic fields may contain multiple body elements.
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- Dedication
For Docutils users & co-developers.
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This document is a demonstration of the reStructuredText markup language, containing examples of all basic reStructuredText constructs and many advanced constructs.
4.1.5. Bullet Lists¶
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Nested bullet list.
Nested item 2.
Item 2.
Paragraph 2 of item 2.
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| scibet-package | Single-Cell Identifier Based on Entropy Test |
| Bet | Make predictions with the trained SciBet model. |
| Confusion_heatmap | Heatmap of classification result. |
| Confusion_heatmap_negctrl | Heatmap for the confusion matrix of the classification with the false postive control. |
| conf_score | Calculating the confidence score C for false positive control. |
| DsPlot | Point plot for entropy reduction. |
| Entropy | Compute expression entropy. |
| ExportModel | Export model as matrix. |
| Learn | Train SciBet model and generate a "Bet" function for cell type prediction. |
| LoadModel | Generate Bet function from a model matrix. |
| Marker_heatmap | Expression patterns of informative genes across cell types. |
| option | Runtime options of SciBet. |
| pro.core | Process scibet.core |
| SciBet | Classify cells of a given query dataset using a reference dataset. |
| scibet | Single-Cell Identifier Based on Entropy Test |
| SelectGene | Select informative genes of the training set in a supervised manner. |
| SEM | S-E curve. |


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This label is displayed on the UI as button text.
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The localized help text that may be displayed in a tool tip.
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XResourceId object of the resource that is requested to be
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CatalogExtension |
An API to extend the Spark built-in session catalog.
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| CatalogPlugin |
A marker interface to provide a catalog implementation for Spark.
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| FunctionCatalog |
Catalog methods for working with Functions.
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| Identifier |
Identifies an object in a catalog.
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| LookupCatalog |
A trait to encapsulate catalog lookup function and helpful extractors.
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| MetadataColumn |
Interface for a metadata column.
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NamespaceChange subclasses represent requested changes to a namespace.
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A mix-in interface for
TableProvider . |
| StagedTable |
Represents a table which is staged for being committed to the metastore.
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| StagingTableCatalog |
An optional mix-in for implementations of
TableCatalog that support staging creation of
the a table before committing the table's metadata along with its contents in CREATE TABLE AS
SELECT or REPLACE TABLE AS SELECT operations. |
| SupportsAtomicPartitionManagement |
An atomic partition interface of
Table to operate multiple partitions atomically. |
| SupportsCatalogOptions |
An interface, which TableProviders can implement, to support table existence checks and creation
through a catalog, without having to use table identifiers.
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| SupportsDelete |
A mix-in interface for
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| SupportsMetadataColumns |
An interface for exposing data columns for a table that are not in the table schema.
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| SupportsNamespaces |
Catalog methods for working with namespaces.
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| SupportsPartitionManagement |
A partition interface of
Table . |
| SupportsRead |
A mix-in interface of
Table , to indicate that it's readable. |
| SupportsWrite |
A mix-in interface of
Table , to indicate that it's writable. |
| Table |
An interface representing a logical structured data set of a data source.
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Catalog methods for working with Tables.
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TableChange subclasses represent requested changes to a table.
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| TableChange.ColumnPosition | |
| TableProvider |
The base interface for v2 data sources which don't have a real catalog.
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Represents a table which can be atomically truncated.
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A V2 table with V1 fallback support.
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| CatalogV2Implicits |
Conversion helpers for working with v2
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| CatalogV2Implicits.BucketSpecHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.CatalogHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.FunctionIdentifierHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.IdentifierHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.MultipartIdentifierHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.NamespaceHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.PartitionTypeHelper | |
| CatalogV2Implicits.TransformHelper | |
| CatalogV2Util | |
| DelegatingCatalogExtension |
A simple implementation of
CatalogExtension , which implements all the catalog functions
by calling the built-in session catalog directly. |
| LookupCatalog.AsFunctionIdentifier | |
| LookupCatalog.AsFunctionIdentifier$ | |
| LookupCatalog.AsTableIdentifier |
Extract legacy table identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| LookupCatalog.AsTableIdentifier$ |
Extract legacy table identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| LookupCatalog.CatalogAndIdentifier |
Extract catalog and identifier from a multi-part name with the current catalog if needed.
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| LookupCatalog.CatalogAndIdentifier$ |
Extract catalog and identifier from a multi-part name with the current catalog if needed.
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| LookupCatalog.CatalogAndNamespace |
Extract catalog and namespace from a multi-part name with the current catalog if needed.
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| LookupCatalog.CatalogAndNamespace$ |
Extract catalog and namespace from a multi-part name with the current catalog if needed.
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| LookupCatalog.NonSessionCatalogAndIdentifier |
Extract non-session catalog and identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| LookupCatalog.NonSessionCatalogAndIdentifier$ |
Extract non-session catalog and identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| LookupCatalog.SessionCatalogAndIdentifier |
Extract session catalog and identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| LookupCatalog.SessionCatalogAndIdentifier$ |
Extract session catalog and identifier from a multi-part identifier.
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| NamespaceChange.RemoveProperty |
A NamespaceChange to remove a namespace property.
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| NamespaceChange.SetProperty |
A NamespaceChange to set a namespace property.
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| TableChange.AddColumn |
A TableChange to add a field.
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| TableChange.After |
Column position AFTER means the specified column should be put after the given `column`.
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| TableChange.DeleteColumn |
A TableChange to delete a field.
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| TableChange.First |
Column position FIRST means the specified column should be the first column.
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| TableChange.RemoveProperty |
A TableChange to remove a table property.
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| TableChange.RenameColumn |
A TableChange to rename a field.
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| TableChange.SetProperty |
A TableChange to set a table property.
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| TableChange.UpdateColumnComment |
A TableChange to update the comment of a field.
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| TableChange.UpdateColumnNullability |
A TableChange to update the nullability of a field.
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| TableChange.UpdateColumnPosition |
A TableChange to update the position of a field.
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| TableChange.UpdateColumnType |
A TableChange to update the type of a field.
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| TableCapability |
Capabilities that can be provided by a
Table implementation. |
| Exception | Description |
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My previous experience with high dose MDMA/MDA combined with low dose (8 mg) 2C-I was fantastic, and barely a week later, I thought I was ready for a repeat adventure with 2C-I.
Suffice to say, the previous 2C-I dose did not represent the true potential of this incredible substance. 2C-I is a Medicine of a high order and I was totally unprepared for the sheer power of the psychedelic ass-whooping I was about to receive. It is only a week later that I have integrated the experience sufficiently to be able to write down some of the more pertinent aspects, I tried to redact the fluff.
T 0:00 The crystalline powder was diluted to a 1mg/g concentration in an aqueous vodka solution, which required vigorous shaking to dissolve completely. I drink 12 g of this solution, containing 12 mg active. Then, I make the mistake. I lick the inside of the paper envelope formerly containing the 2C-I, as well as swallowing a couple very small flecks that were noted near the scale.
This made the total ingested, or what I thought I ingested ~18 mg.
T 0:40 First alert to the presence of something in my body, vague, dismissed; laying back listening to Ottís Blumenkraft, a dub plate par excellence.
T 1:30 Nice peripheral visual effects, somewhat mild, everything is bright, no body feeling at all. Did I underdose? A couple-few more milligrams, perhaps? - I asked myself. Remembering the slow onset of this drug, thank god, I did not take more.
T 2:00 On the summer beach by the shore, clouds are moving in wavelike fashion in the sky, has the sky always been this blue? Incredible visual brightness, everything is moving, even the patches of sky clear of cloud, sounds of people talking become distorted and somewhat strange, although this does not scare me yet. I put on the headphones and turn up some psytrance.
2:15 The air around me is alive. The clouds and the water are morphing with the colors of the music, seeming to come at me and Open, the movement is pregnant with layers of symbolic Meaning, bursting into new levels of conceptual processing. See. Sea. See. Seek. Sow. Sway. See. Sea everything around is me, sea, saw, life into death and back again everything forever preserved in every moment.
The Sun is a burning rainbow glyph in the sky, flashing Energy of pure Knowledge through my every cell, fast, faster, accelerating, I am accelerating, my body is accelerating, there is corresponding time dilation, every second stretching longer. I look at my watch, meaningless hands pointing at melting arabesque numbers, but intuitively know it is around 7 PM. The CD player has long ago stopped playing, but everything vibrating has a resonant sound frequency and the world is a sound or is it a color?
I realize I am tripping balls, much harder than imagined, and for the first time, question whether I was ready for this. Laughter, not mine, the Observerís fills everything as the answer is made clear, are you ever ready? And did someone, or was it You, say they wanted to take More?
I open my eyes in panic and realise they were open. There is a Presence, it is strong and fills Everything. Cosmic concepts and the shifts in frames of reference which come faster and faster are accompanied by a dark Shadow moving on the edges of the visual field.
I realise I have to get off the beach and back home before it is too late. The Fear comes as a shaking from my very core, I breathe in deeply and hold it at bay; stumble off the beach, everything swirling, motion uncoordinated at first, then becoming synched.
Perfectly synched, it seems to me, although while the still world around me moved too fast, the people seemed to move waay too slow, speaking in strange vocal form projections seeming to have some meaning relevant to me. Conversation would have been utterly impossible. Unknown how, but I make it back home holding on to residual memory of its spatio-temporal location, the 100 meters of forever in timestretch.
I bump into my elderly neighbour who reflects worry at my state which I feel coming off him in waves, manage to mumble something senseless and tumble inside after a weird battle with the foreign configuration of an unlocked door.
T 3:30 Back in the house, which is thankfully empty as I am completely and utterly fucked. The walls are waving and breathing like on mushrooms but with more symbolic processing. I fall on the giant floor pillows and look at the map of the world on the white wall. The wall is not white, but rather a rainbow that composes white and the continents are moving, it seems the Mercator projection is in gross error, the continents are melting off the map, they donít want to be in this artificially flat plane. The map is marked in red in spots where we have been, I see this now as some sort of an I-ego related cancer, spreading myself across the world, infecting, toxifying.
I lurch up off the pillows and stumble to the bathroom. Electricity is strong, I seem to throw off energy as I move, leaving visual tracers, each ďsnapĒ a whole reality.  Nothing comes up, the vomiting is reflexive and deeply symbolic. I am toxified.
The toxicity is deep in me but it is not the drug, it is not the 2C-I. The Medicine is pure, the host vessel is not. This is manifestation of the long-term, chronic, systematic poisoning of the body and mind forced to function in a high-stress environment. The suppressed, unprocessed bad karma, anger, fear, everything that has led me to This Place in Reality where I am a human, one of Godís creations, one who poisons himself with daily marijuana and tobacco smoke, alcohol, MDxA type pseudo-psychedelics which are abused viewed in this incredibly clear light, the treacherous benzos, the improper nutritional supplementation of the Body, all the goods.
HOW DARE YOU? This is a voice from within, spoken so loud it shakes me, and I projectile vomit the contents of my stomach, watery acidic technocolor psychedelic yawn, I am crying.

My god, I did not ask for this, but I have little choice in the matter. Resistance is not an option - this Medicine is very strong. Usual refuge to calm things, I make it to the kitchen and reach for the bong, manage to pack the alien-looking matter into the bowl, light in tracers, inhale.
As the smoke works its way into my system, the situation becomes clearer yet. There is no ego loss, it is the reverse, I feel everything intensely magnified and charged. Every bad thing I have ever done to myself and others is presented for simultaneous inspection and karmic-emotional evaluation.
I vomit again, dry heaves, profuse sweating starts, feels my dry clothes are made of liquid, fall back on the pillows in the living room, exhausted, I know I am going to live.
T 5:30 The Medicine is working strongly through my body. Years of chronic toxicity are analysed and washed away accompanied by intense emotional discharge and freed-up energy. The feeling of release is Euphoria on a cellular level, the Body shines with the force of Life. Hallucinations still present, timestretch now less but the trip is strong.
Tomorrow is a Monday, for Christs sake, and I knew there was no possibility of rest for many hours to come. I take 2 mg alprazolam, knowing this is wrong, and realising an hour later it is as effective as putting a bandaid on a corpse. I lay back again and try to release.
T 8:00 The Soulmate returns home, by this time I am in defragmentation mode, cleaning up the wrecked house, processing the Core Knowledge, she kisses me with radiance of love and I laugh, deeply, and cry, and she knows something major has changed, and I know how I have wronged this beautiful Soul in many ways and I feel wretched and know things will never be the same again. Can this lucidity persist? Conversation is still futile. No desire for alcohol or pot at all, severe anorexia.
T 10:00 Try eating, nothing will stay down except water with occasional teaspoon of antacid to try to reduce acidity. In bed, thinking of people like Shulgin and Stolaroff, wondering at the wonder, saying god damn every once in a while with emphasis.
T 14:00 1 mg alprazolam enables sleep after a 4 hour long conversation with my Soulmate on long avoided issues resulting in much resolution.
T One week later. In retrospect it seems the effects on me were in the range of what literature describes as a 30+ mg dose. It may have been a measuring error or specific sensitivity, I do not know, but that is irrelevant.
The subjective comparative strength was close enough, in my somewhat limited 20-year experience with psychedelics, to 500 mikes of LSD, no ego loss but rather expansion. The subsequent revelations and changed outlook from this experience are longer lasting than has been for me from any substance so far. The conclusion is that this may have been my most meaningful psychedelic experience yet.
2C-I has forced me to reconsider many aspects of my life, including its primary purpose and my undertaken direction, as well as my careless use of such powerful Sacraments. I feel cleansed and have renewed appreciation for Creation and a new understanding of balance. This has been noted by those in my surrounds.
BTW, I went to work next day and it was a great Monday, Board meeting and all.
This report is in no way meant to be condoning, encouraging or evangelical - just my experience - which i guess you figured out was far from recreational.
To reiterate, at high doses, 2C-I is a hardcore Medicine, not a recreational but a confrontational and profoundly healing psychedelic.
I am trying to make the changes permanent, even though I havenít thrown away the stash yet. Habituated synaptic pathways and associated opioid system rewards are ingrained, wide, and easily activated. Nonetheless, I believe in mind over matter, although it is hard going.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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report-cli - Work with ABRT dump directories from command line.SYNOPSIS
report-cli [-vsp] -L[PREFIX] [DUMP_DIR]
report-cli [-vsp] -e EVENT DUMP_DIR
report-cli [-vsp] -a[y] DUMP_DIR
report-cli [-vsp] -c[y] DUMP_DIR
report-cli [-vsp] -r[y|o|d] DUMP_DIR
DESCRIPTION
report-cli is a command line tool that manages application crashes and other problems catched by abrtd daemon, or created by other programs using libreport. It enables access to, manipulation of problem data, and reporting.
OPTIONS
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- List possible events [which start with PREFIX]
-e EVENT
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-a, --analyze
- Run analyze event(s) on DUMP_DIR
-c, --collect
- Run collect event(s) on DUMP_DIR
-r, --report
- Analyze, collect and report problem data in DUMP_DIR
-d, --delete
- Remove DUMP_DIR after reporting
-y, --always
- Noninteractive: doncqt ask questions, assume positive answer to all of them
-o, --report-only
- With -r: do not run analyzers, run only reporters
-v, --verbose
- Be verbose
-s
- Log to syslog
-p
- Add program names to log
-V, --version
- Display version and exit
AUTHORS
- * ABRT team
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