STAR WARS: EPISODE ONE (The Phantom Menace) by Stacey Oziel
You've heard all the hype. You've seen all their faces - Natalie Portman (The Professional) as Queen Amidala, Liam Neeson (Schindler's List) as Qui-Gon Jinn, Ewan McGregor (Trainspotting) as Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Jake Lloyd (Jingle all the Way) as young Anakin Skywalker.
If you've read any reviews, you've also probably heard that this movie fails to live up to the magic and humanity of the first trilogy. You also may have heard that this one's too kiddie-friendly, and doesn't have enough content for adults.
Believe the hype.
The effects are stunning, the digitalized creatures are amazingly realistic, the lightsaber duels are amazing, and Queen Amidala's sumptuous robes are fit to be worn by Queen Elizabeth.
But there's something missing here, and it isn't budget or effects - it's everything money *can't* buy.
The actors struggle as best they can to flesh out broad-stroked and flat characters. The most successful at this is Liam Neeson who, as Qui-Gon Jinn, a Jedi master to young Obi-Wan Kenobi, has quiet dignity and a wise, commanding presence. He is the anchor to this movie, as he is the one character who George Lucas apparently spent some time fleshing out.
Portman's Queen Amidala and McGregor's Obi-Wan Kenobi don't fare nearly so well. Amidala, the future mother of Luke and Leia and the queen of a peaceful planet being invaded by the Trade Federation (?!?), comes off as stoic, stilted and caricatured (it appears as though she was a Vulcan Geisha in a former life).
However, McGregor does struggle manfully to infuse this surprisingly small supporting role with a spark of genuine insight and humanity, and he does a good job. He also absolutely NAILS Alec Guiness' (Obi-Wan in Episode 4 - 6) Scottish accent, and that really makes his presence in the film more profound than it might have been otherwise.
In fact, Lucas seems to bank on that preexisting knowledge quite a bit, and that's one of the problems with this film. I would never call myself a "Star Wars" fan - especially not considering what it means to be a fanatic these days - but I've always enjoyed the films along with everyone else in America. However, if you are the one person in America who *hasn't* seen the films at all or even recently, or who doesn't bother to brush-up on the names of obscure characters, you may be hopelessly lost.
For example, one of the film's main (nefarious) characters is Senator Palpatine. For those of you not recently steeped in "Star Wars" trivia, Emperor Palpatine is that scary hooded apparition who was Darth Vader's master in "Return of the Jedi" and "Empire Strikes Back." So, obviously, his appearance in "Phantom Menace" is meant to stir some echoes of his later role in the series, thus making his role here more meaningful.
A lot of the movie is like that. R2-D2 and C-3PO make token appearances, and it's obvious that Lucas is banking on the audience's pre-existing fondness for them... because he doesn't do much to add to it in any way. Same goes for Jabba the Hutt, who doesn't look as much mean here as he does corpulent and lazy. Even *planets* make foreshadowing guest appearances in this film - Tatooine (the desert world where Luke grew up), Coruscant (the cloud city from "Empire Strikes Back"), and Alderaan (Leia's home planet - which we never actually see - that gets blown up in "Star Wars") show up or are mentioned briefly in passing.
What's the result of tying so many plot points and characters to future films? The answer is that this one seems surprisingly empty. There's no meat - no substance - that makes you want to love the characters as they are, not as they will be.
Another problem is that there are actually *too many* alien characters in the film. I was distracted by the fact that two of the main evil characters - strange looking aliens who looked like Gila monsters - had mouths that barely moved, making them look more like Muppets than actual characters. And Jar Jar Binks, a silly Roger Rabbitish amphibious character, is intended as comic relief, but what he really becomes is annoying - and fast. Unlike Chewbacca and C-3PO, who got their humanity (if you'll pardon the expression) from their interactions with the human characters, Jar Jar is often left to interact mostly with others of his kind, at times making the movie seem like nothing more than a very expensive "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
Furthermore, the dialogue is often stilted and corny, and sometimes downright infantile, thereby rendering some characters into nothing more than bystanders to the plot. Oddly, this isn't just *my* judgment - Lucas has said that he designed this film for kids. Well, he's done a good job.
The hero of this film, of course, is young Anakin, but it was very hard for me to feel any kinship or identify with an eight-year-old boy. That's not Jake Lloyd's fault, though - he does a good job of being a cute kid, which is apparently all Lucas asked of him. That's another mistake, of course, because the cute tyke becomes Darth Vader.
WARNING: Spoilers Ahead!!!!
In my opinion, there was not nearly enough foreshadowing of Anakin's future evil in the film. The boy is all blond flowing hair and rosy cheeks, and there's nothing more than a spark of aggression in him throughout the entire movie.  But the only indication the audience gets that this kid isn't all hearts and roses is Yoda's hesitation in allowing him to train as a Jedi under Qui-Gon Jinn. His explanation? "His future is clouded."
(Warning: MAJOR spoiler ahead. Enter at your own risk.)
Of course, the noble Qui-Gon dies at the hand of Darth Maul, a scary-looking Sith lord who excels at the Jedi arts, but has turned to the Dark Side. This dude has maybe two lines in the entire movie, but he establishes his presence through his amazing moves with his double-sided lightsaber, and his scary facial makeup.
Because Qui-Gon never gets a chance to train the young Anakin in the ways of the Force, Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon's young Padawan apprentice (one level below Knightdom), must take over the training himself.
So, at the end of the movie, we end where the saga actually begins - with Obi-Wan Kenobi and his young apprentice, Anakin "Darth Vader" Skywalker.
Did this story need to be told? I would say no. But is it a worthwhile movie to see? Absolutely. If you don't enter the theater with Jedi-size expectations, and you simply want to be treated to an enjoyable visual spectacle, then this is your movie.
The Tatooine pod races are a triumph of effects and computer animation. The digitalized backgrounds on some of the planets are an astonishing sight. And Yoda and young Obi-Wan are worth seeing for their origins in a simpler, happier time.
Above all, this is a fun movie. Not deep, not meaningful, and not profound. But fun.
Maybe next time, Lucas will hire Lawrence Kasdan to co-write the script, and the guy who directed "Empire" will direct. Because if Lucas does the next one himself, it will be lacking the one thing it needs the most - potential. :)
My Grade: B.
Stacey Oziel
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On July 25th 2015, Web Music Hackathon #4 was ran with GDG(Google Developer Groups) Kyoto at Kyoto. AMEI(Association of Musical Electronics Industry) provided digital musical instruments as usual for this hackathon. We thank AMEI for supporting this hackathon all the time.
This time KRP(Kyoto Research Park) provided us a great room at great location at Kyoto! We also deeply thank for this help.
At the hackathon, 10 applications were developed/hacked by over 30 attendees, and 3 applications were developed/hacked by tutors. At web music hackathon always gives developers funny development environment because we can listen lots of sound, and also can listen singing by Pocket-Miku(singing device). Definitely, this time was not an exception. Especially, KORG first provided us little Bits Synth Kit with MIDI modules at first time, so the room was full filled with lots of analog synth sounds sometime🙂
Picture at the hackathon is here
Ok, let me introduce what happend at the hackathon along the schedule of that day.
At first, I introduced our three of great tutors, who are @g200kg, @aike1000 and @sascacci, and they gave us presentation with several great demos.
At presentation of @aike1000, he looked like using his iPhone to turn the slides. At the end of his presentation he revealed that his slides is created by HTML5 slide, and also he is using MIDI over Bluetooth LE and Web MIDI API with Web MIDI browser on iOS platform to turn the slides. Day after the hackathon, he published the application on twitter. (the tweet is in Japanese, though..) [Source Code]
Web Music ハッカソン #4 @京都 おつかれさまでした。今日使ったMIDIでプレゼンめくるリモコンアプリはこれ。現状はWeb MIDI Browserが必須かも。https://t.co/lafd44wTtO#webmusic #webmusicjp
— aike (@aike1000) July 25, 2015
After tutors’ presentation is team building. 7 themes were picked up by the summary of questionnaire of “What would you like to hack at this hackathon?”, and that answer is required when attendees RSVP.
7 themes are following:
- Communication
- Use with Hardware(includes MIDI devices)
- Emulate things(existing hardware or software port to Web platform)
- Use with Graphics
- Building libraries
- For beginners
At first, attendees divide into these themes of groups, and them they have discussion what to hack today before they start hacking in the group. During the discussion, changing theme is one of the choices.
Result of the discussion, 2 themes were reduced. Following list is the final themes.
- Communication
- Use with Hardware(includes MIDI devices)
- Emulate things(existing hardware or software port to Web platform)
- Use with Graphics
- For beginners
At 4:30 pm, hacking time is over, and presentation time came. At this moment, most of groups said “we would like to more time…” actually.
By the way, we prepared learning materials for both Web Audio and Web MIDI by Google’s Codelab format. (These are only for Japanese now, but I will translate them into English ASAP.)
Now I explain the applications created at hackathon one by one.
Emulate things
Reaktor on Web
by @fukuroder
Emulates Reaktor on Web. This application gives us an ability to synthesize voices and to add sound effect with connecting boxes in the GUI. This application also had share feature by URL.
Live Demo
Tuner
by @moutend
Guitar tuner on Web. @moutend says that “Hardware tuner sometimes not easy to adjust tune by look.”, he solved these weakness of hardware tuner by this application: Uses big letter, Play sound to tune by sound without looking. The number located next to letter (“D” in the picture above) is representing how much cents are different from the right frequency.
But he says that it still have bugs in detecting pitch sometime…..
Use with Hardware
Synthesizer built with ScriptProcessor node that can be manipulated by acceleration sensor in iPhone
by Masaki Ono
Basic voice is created with Oscillator synced and the implementation is using ScriptProcessor Node. Adding to that, the voice is manipulated by acceleration sensor in iPhone. So frequency is updated when iPhone is shaked.(The picture above is the picture of shaking iPhone. But we can not see because iPhone is shaked too fast…)
GamePad to MIDI by MK
by Kaki
Getting input message from gamepad with gamepad API. Gamepad input is converted to MIDI message, then sending MIDI message to MIDI tone generator(Roland JD-Xi) to play voice. But only “pitch bend down” is activated somehow.
Little Miku
by M.Kosuga
The output from littleBit send to Pocket-Miku through Web browser. The way of defining pitch is counting input signal in each 500ms.
Leap Mothin to Audio
by @hiroqn, @sankichi92
All features, which are tone generator and parser of Leapmotion, is built on top of Electron(Cross-Platform Application build Engine for Desktop Application). No UI, but play tone generator by input of Leapmotion. And the interesting feature of changing filter by gesture is also implemented.
Scratch
by kaisei, yokmama
A game of beating zombies. Game engine is build on top of Scratch, and MIDI inputs from Web MIDI API is used to change zombies moving pattern and controlling the number of zombies. Hacking by parent and child is the first time since Web Music Hackaton is started.
Use with Graphics
Sequencer by grid system
by @ussy9、@_likr、pastelInc、@armorik83
Sequencer by grid system. The application allow to update dots in grid system in realtime with several users. Realtime update mechanism is using “Firebase”. And during the play, sphere in the left to of the application turns around, and the color of the sphere changes by the kind of playing chord. (The picture is when they had a trouble during their presentation. Realtime synchronization was not working correctly somehow. The problem would be network problem, that is access point of wi-fi was used for video streaming and the access point used for this demo was same.)
This application has playing mode to change scale(minor, major, blues, etc.) automatically.
Web MIDI API, Angular JS, Firebase, SVG, WebGL are used in this application.
This team published slide of secret story to build this application. (only in Japanese)
Communication
Distributed Sequencer
by @mohayonao, @esperia09, @isocoda, @yasuraok
Several clients which has tone generator of Web Audio are connected to servers over WebSocket, and those clients plays with recieving message from server. So it enables to orchestrate with clients which are connected to server.
At their presentation, there were a network problem. The problem might be this, access point was used for video streaming and the access point used for this demo was same.
This team is also providing detailed information in leader’s blog. (Only in Japanese)
はてなブログに投稿しました #はてなブログ
— モハヨナオ (@mohayonao) July 27, 2015
Web Music ハッカソン で Tシャツ をもらいました - 音の鳴るブログhttp://t.co/ZWlwJ6rJ0N pic.twitter.com/JSEpigNdx1
For beginners
First step of Web MIDI API
He explained easiness of implementing of Web MIDI API. Actually, it was the first time to use Web MIDI API.
Tutors
Foot Drum
by @sascacci
Developed application is using KORG CLIPHIT (Make any surface electric drum only with clipping trigger) and Roland TM-2(tone generator especially for Hybrid Drum with trigger) . Connect 2 of CLIPHIT trigger to TM-2, and attach the each clip to your each foot, and TM-2 is also connect to browser by MIDI. So with tapping feet, making drum sound by sending message to TM-2, and that signal is also send to browser by MIDI, eventually browser is able to update graphics in browser window by recieved the MIDI messages.
From his work(he works for Roland), he said “Please use the clip of KORG’s CLIPHIT with Roland’s TM-2 at your own risk.” This notice made attendees’ laugh.
Playable Rhythm Machine
by @aike1000
Sometimes, sequence time line of rhythm machines is linear even if the sequence is set to play as loop. Since it is not so intuitive, so what he developed is rhythm machine which time line is shaped to round. Waveform is able to locate on the circumference.
LiveBeats MIDI Plugin
by @g200kg
LiveBeats is the web application that create music by inputting music recipe(rhythm patterns, melodies and so on) from application’s command line. This application is also developed by him. This time he added MIDI input feature, and that feature allow users to play a music by MIDI devices along with the music created by command line.
After these presentation, we(staff) selected 3 excelent applications by these three criteria of “Idea”, “Technical” and “perfection”. Actually, the selection process was difficult, because every application has great idea, and high perfection.
- Scratch by kaisei, yokmama：The idea of the game is great, and we liked the challenge of collaborating child with parent to build one application.
- Sequencer by grid system by @ussy9、@_likr、pastelInc、@armorik83：With using several technologies, realtime and collaboration sequencer was high perfection. And the feature of automatic scale changer was great, too. The application highly satisfies all of the criteria.
- Distributed Sequencer by @mohayonao, @esperia09, @isocoda, @yasuraok：Fantastic Idea, and technically high level, and also perfection is high. The application also highly satisfies all of the criteria.
Conclusion
It was 4th time of Web Music Hackathon. Idea, technically, and perfection is getting higher and higher in each time. I hope I would like to run another one. I am looking forward to see you at next time!!
Acknowledgments
This was first time to run an event out side of Kanto area for me. So there are some worries, adding to that a typhoon might direct hit to Kyoto at the day of hackathon. (Eventually, it was not, but it was so close.) But almost all attendees who registered had joined the event and hacking all together. It was awesome things, and I am deeply appreciate that.
And to run hackathon in Kansai area, I want to say thank you for Ms. Kurano of GDG Kyoto, Mr.Tada and Mr. Noda of GDG Kyoto, and all of the staff from GDG. And also really appreciate to Mr. Terado of KRP for providing us a big and great room. Thank you very much!!
Finally, I want to say thank you for @aike1000 to join the hackathon from Sapporo(Hokkaido), and @g200kg from Yokohama as tutor.
I think this hackathon is run by attendees’ passion to build web music applications. So, please keep building your web music applications!!
Thank you very much.
おまけ
I did sightseeing in Kyoto day after hackathon. I visited 33-Gendo where one thousand of statue of Goddess of Mercy is displayed. MIDIAppy of this time was drawn in reference to the statue by @g200kg. I was amazed by one thousands of statues.(picture below is Kinkaku-ji)


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Williams, Daniel (Equality Texas)
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Salinas, Nelson (Texas Association of Business)
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Gardner, David (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)
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I just finished building a new computer with parts given to me by my friends Jon and Max. The thing works great, but I've got Wi-Fi issues.
I bought this wifi card. It worked fine, but for some reason the signal strength behind my computer was terrible (two bars or so). This was bad.
Using my cell phone, I noticed that the signal strength was much higher a few feet above the back of the tower, so I bought this USB wifi adapter, which I could place several feet away.
This initially worked perfectly. The computer is a dual boot—Windows 8 and Ubuntu 14.04—and it worked in both. Then, a few days later, it stopped working in Ubuntu. It would disconnect and reconnect every few minutes.  I can't be sure they're related, but I can't think of anything else that changed.
I found this thread on the subject. Apparently, I have the TL-W822N V3. Versions 2 and 1 worked fine with Ubuntu, but Version 3 doesn't. This doesn't completely fit, since it was working at one point, but I couldn't find anything else to try.
I ran the code at the top of Pilot6's answer, and rebooted.
{% highlight bash %} sudo apt-get install git git clone https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new.git cd rtlwifi_new make sudo make install {% endhighlight %}Aaand found just a blank white screen that didn't respond to any input. I should mention that also coincided with installing Dropbox, so that may have caused the problem. Not sure. Anyway, I tried a few things, but this was a new install anyway, so I figured I'd just reinstall Ubuntu.
My new install had the same problem. I tried the second suggestion in Pilot6's answer.
{% highlight bash %} sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hanipouspilot/rtlwifi sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install rtl8192cu-dkms {% endhighlight %}Didn't help.
I tried the solution suggested in Rajat Pandita's answer. Also didn't help.
Finally I tried the solution in Pilot6's second answer.
{% highlight bash %} sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hanipouspilot/rtlwifi sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install rtlwifi-new-dkms linux-firmware {% endhighlight %}And it worked! So, there you have it. If you're having this issue, maybe this'll be useful.


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| Condominium unit* (add an extra of 100,00$ per hour for the common parts (approximately 1 to 2 hours)) | 450,00 $ + TX |
| Bungalow (maximum area included 2000 ft2) | 500,00 $ + TX |
| Cottage (maximum area included 2500 ft2) | 550,00 $ + TX |
| Additional Fees | |
| Rate per additional 500 sq.ft. | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (single) | 25,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (double) | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged between 1950 and 1999 | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged less than 1950 | 100,00 $ + TX |
| Crawl space | 25,00 $ + TX |
| Description | Price |
|---|---|
| Condominium unit* (add an extra of 100,00$ per hour for the common parts (approximately 1 to 2 hours)) | 450,00 $ + TX |
| Bungalow (maximum area included 2000 ft2) | 500,00 $ + TX |
| Cottage (maximum area included 2500 ft2) | 550,00 $ + TX |
| Additional Fees | |
| Rate per additional 500 sq.ft. | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (single) | 25,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (double) | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged between 1950 and 1999 | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged less than 1950 | 100,00 $ + TX |
| Crawl space | 25,00 $ + TX |
| Description | Price |
|---|---|
| Condominium unit* (add an extra of 100,00$ per hour for the common parts (approximately 1 to 2 hours)) | 450,00 $ + TX |
| Bungalow (maximum area included 2000 ft2) | 500,00 $ + TX |
| Cottage (maximum area included 2500 ft2) | 550,00 $ + TX |
| Additional Fees | |
| Rate per additional 500 sq.ft. | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (single) | 25,00 $ + TX |
| Garage attached to the building (double) | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged between 1950 and 1999 | 50,00 $ + TX |
| Building aged less than 1950 | 100,00 $ + TX |
| Crawl space | 25,00 $ + TX |
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How to upgrade Nmag
How to upgrade Nmag depends on the way it which it has been installed.
If you have compiled Nmag from source, you have two options:
optionally move the old installation directory (nmag-0.1) to a
different location (or, if you feel brave, delete it), then
download the whole tar-file (nmag-0.1.tar.gz), and repeat the
installation. This is the safe way, but it will take the same time
to compile as the initial install, as all supporting libraries
will be re-compiled.
Alternatively, cd into the nmag-0.1 directory, i.e.:
$> cd nmag-0.1
and run the make update command, i.e.:
$nmag-0.1> make update
This will download just the Nmag-specific code (that is
everything in the subdirectory nmag-0.1/nsim). A subsequent
call of make will compile the new downloaded version:
$nmag-0.1> make
This way of upgrading is expected to (usually) work, but is
somewhat experimental. If this doesn't work for you, please let
us know.
In particular, this may fail if any changes to the supporting
libraries have taken place, but we will try to include this
information in any upgrade announcements.
To check whether the upgrade has been successful, do two things:
go to the nmag-0.1 directory, and run bin/nsimversion, i.e.:
$> cd nmag-0.1
$nmag-0.1> bin/nsimversion
This should produce output like this:
Versions:
nsim.svnversion =5962
nmag-release =0.1
nmag-distribution-mode =tarball
Paths:
nsimpath : /Users/fangohr/local/nmag-0.1/nsim/interface/nsim
nmagpath : /Users/fangohr/local/nmag-0.1/nsim/interface/nsim/../nmag
nmagpath (real): /Users/fangohr/local/nmag-0.1/nsim/interface/nmag
where the version number (here 5962) can be found at the top.
This should display the version number of the most recent
version on http://nmag.soton.ac.uk.
go to the nmag-0.1 directory, and run make check, i.e.:
$> cd nmag-0.1
$nmag-0.1> make check
This will run a small number of selected (fast) regression
tests. If these pass, chances are that the upgrade has been
successful.
The output should end similar to this:
<...>
interface/nmag/manual/example1/test_sphere1.py[4] ....
interface/nmag/tests/test_trial.py[2] ..
interface/nsim/test_reporttools.py[3] ...
interface/nsim/test_sets.py[13] .............
interface/nsim/test_when.py[5] .....
interface/nsim/si_units/test_lib.py[1] .
tests/regression/nmag/bigbar/nmag4/test_slow_bigbar.py[2] ss
tests/regression/nmesh/import/gmsh1_0/test_gmsh1_0_import.py[2] ..
../../../../unit/nmeshmirror/test_nmeshmirror.py[1] .
../../../../unit/pycaml/test_refcount.py[1] .
__________________________ reasons for skipped tests ___________________________
reason: Skipped: "test not selected by keyword '-test_slow'"
============= tests finished: 32 passed, 4 skipped in 9.88 seconds =============
The important information is that 32 tests have passed (the actual
number may differ).
Skipped tests are okay (these are the slow ones that are excluded
for this quick check).
If tests are reported as failed, then something may have gone wrong.
If you are running Debian (or a derived distribution such as Ubuntu or
Knoppix), you shoud be able to upgrade the nsim package:
Make sure the nmag-debian repository is in your
/etc/apt/sources.list file (see recommended procedure).
become the super user (=root), i.e.:
$> su -
Update the database of software that is available to install by running:
$> aptitude update
Update the nsim package (which provides nmag) by running:
$> aptitude install nsim
This completes the upgrade procedure. To check whether the upgrade has been successful, do two things:
- You can check which version is installed by running the nsimversion command.
- You can run a few regression tests by calling nmagcheck.sh.
The Knoppix distribution is Debian based, so you can follow the
instructions for Method B: Debian package to upgrade the Knoppix
system you have already. Or download an updated iso image.
The Virtual machine operating system is also a Debian Linux
installation, so you can follow the instructions for Method B: Debian
package. Note that the default password for root is nmag if you
have not changed this after downloading the virtual machine.
You can, of course, also download the updated virtual machine from
nmag.soton.ac.uk, but (i) you download a lot of bytes that haven't
changed and (ii) you may have modified the virtual machine, or saved
your own data etc. For these reasons, you may prefer to upgrade the
Nmag software on the virtual machine you have already.
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1.33 tablets |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
Looking back on my experience, I envy the time that I spent while on this drug. It was the single most amazing experience of my entire life. Nothing can even come close to what I experienced, nothing. My soul was touched yesterday.
Letís just start from the beginning, when we took the pills at 10:32. We chewed them up to get a quicker come up and then swallowed them. We had previously decided to go to a nature park because we heard it was a good way to spend an ecstasy high. Honestly, we didnít know what we were looking for going into this experience. We drove to the nature park, a designated driver doing the driving. We were blasting techno, searching for some sort of ďfunĒ that somehow so we thought techno music would bring about. Unfortunately the music was the wrong thing to be looking into.
We arrived at our nature area and got out of the car. It was a bit cold, but still a very nice sunny day. The nature area was an amazing sight and it really set off the drug eventually. When we first walked in we all thought this was a mistake, and we should have just stayed in the car blasting music. But oh wow were we wrong. As we went deeper into the nature area the trees grew taller and more vibrant. I felt one with nature. My friend and I dipped our hand into a stream, and the cold water sent a feeling throughout my entire body. My friend E man and I sat down on a bench when the driver and my other friend B went back to the car to get some portable speakers.
This moment was when I discovered something about this world that I donít think many others have ever experienced. I experienced complete and total bliss. We were listening to my ipod, it didnít matter what song was playing at all, because anything could pass as the best music in the world at that moment. We could talk about any problems we had without even a second thought. In the forest there were no feelings of regret or any existence of an ego. There was only everyone together, just a total bonding experience.
We bonded for about 3 hours straight just sitting in the sun looking up at the trees. Doesnít sound like much fun, but for those three hours, the mist over reality that shields all from seeing what is really there was for a second pulled away. I could see what a person is truly like. I realized what 100% of a person is made of instantly. I could say exactly what I meant to say. I would articulate my self perfectly. We all bonded seeing 100% of each other. In a normal day people only show 10% the rest of it is not really there, it is societies super imposed ideals that everyone follows. This drug set my friends and I free from the chains society has us bound in, for three hours I could be free, and be 100% satisfied. I know nothing could ever come close to this experience because nothing can top 100% satisfaction.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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View NSIQ Collector on the plugin site for more information. |
This plugin shows the lines of code and cyclomatic complexity from from external metric tools named N'SIQ Collector.
Introduction
- N'SIQ Collector Plugin shows lines of code and cyclomatic complexity from extenal metric tools named N'SIQ Collector(http://dev.naver.com/projects/nsiqcollector)
- N'SIQ Collector collects LOC and complexity from the designated folder without any complex options. If you run N'SIQ Collector on the some folder like following, It will scan files in the folder and generate two files(loc_result.html, complexity_result.html) on the folder.
nsiqcollector folder_to_be_analyzed
- You can easily filter files in the folder by configuring "filefilter.txt" file on the folder. You can see how to set up it in following URL. http://dev.naver.com/projects/nsiqcollector/wiki/%EB%B9%A8%EB%A6%AC%EC%8B%9C%EC%9E%91%ED%95%98%EA%B8%B0
- filefilter.txt file is automatically generated in the target folder when you run nsiqcollector on the folder.
- N'SIQ Collector collects LOC and complexity from the designated folder without any complex options. If you run N'SIQ Collector on the some folder like following, It will scan files in the folder and generate two files(loc_result.html, complexity_result.html) on the folder.
How to set up
- Install N'SIQ Collector on the Hudson server.(http://dev.naver.com/projects/nsiqcollector/download)
- Install N'SIQ Collector Hudson Plugin through the official Hudson updatecenter.
- Restart Hudson
- Go to Hudson Configure ==> Assign N'SIQ Collector executable.
- Go to Hudson Project Configure ==> Add "Execute N'SIQ Collector" BuildStep and assign folders to be analyzed.
- If you want to use external filefilter.txt which is not in the assigned folders, assign it the FileFilter.txt location field.
- Go to "Post Build Actions" and Click the "Publish the N'SIQ Collector" checkbox.
- Check the options you want.
- Build it!
Developers
- Young-eun Oh, Currently working for NHN corp (http://nhncorp.com)
- JunHo Yoon. Currently working for NHN corp (http://nhncorp.com)
Changelog
1.3.3 (Aug 6, 2011)
- Add log output on error
- Update uses of deprecated APIs
1.3.2 (Oct 21, 2010)
1.3.0
- Official Release


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--- title: "GDG AKure in Review[2014]" author: Tomiwa Ijaware layout: post ---
In 2014, the tech community in Nigeria as a whole grew in leaps and bounds and the GDGAkure is glad to be a part of that growth. We come bringing news and innovation from the bigger tech community and we want to share what we have learned and hope that that would help us grow together as a community. Since we started, we have had a tonne of events, some with major successes. Now it is time to bring everyone to be a full member of the community.
Since we are dealing with a community of over 100 people who have different devices and communication preferences, we believe that communicating via a mailing list would be most effective. We have seen it work in other GDGs across Nigeria, Africa and the World at large and we believe it to work for us.
The URL for our mailing list is bitly.com/gdgakuremailinglist
The URL for our blog is gdgakure.blogspot.com
On Google plus, https://plus.google.com/+GdgakureBlogspot
Over the course of the year, we have had two events with over 600participants in total
- Google FUTA
- Google I/O Extended
Before the end of the year, we still want to have 3 event, we would like to involve as many people as possible in the planning of our future events. In the course of the year, we had 6 events and one large event and a DevFest.
We welcome any suggestion no matter how wild, afterall, we would be solving for our own X pretty soon. We welcome feedback, concerns, critisism, anything that could help us grow, we are always ready to listen.
DISCLAIMER:
If you did not get the solveforx joke, check out https://www.solveforx.com/
I don't know why Google plus Decided to Add blogspot to our URI


The first screen we can see when the page loads is a disclaimer where the creator gives credit to his data sources. Under that there's a small guide with some basic steps to use this tool. We can also see the different options on the menu here: Chapters, Characters, Levelling, Items and Misc.
In Chapters, we can write down information about the amount of experience and gold obtained in any of the maps of the game. The Characters option is one of the most interesting ones, because gives information about how much money a user needs to complete the Pact of Fellowship. On the Levelling tab we input out item numbers and the webpage will calculate how many do we need for our characters' jobs and for all the characters' jobs. In the Misc. menu we find some options for the load/save/reset of our data (this data is stored in a standalone file with the .json file extension) and various settings. Now we will explain how to use each submenu individually.
When we enter on the Chapters submenu, we find a list with all the chapters of the game, each one as a link.
When we click on one of them (in this example is chapter 15) we get directed to another screen with all the stages for that chapter.
We can add runs for each stage by clicking on the button with a pencil. This dialogue box pops up and we introduce the experience and money obtained.
If we pay attention we can see two buttons for each stage in the far right called Monsters and Items. When we hover our mouse cursor over the Monsters button, we obtain a list with each dropeable mob for that stage; the exact same happens with the Items button.
This submenu is useful for keeping track of one's runs and the experience and gold obtained. It also provides a list of dropeable mobs and items per stage, so it can be used as reference material too. There is another option for Metal Zones, to keep track of the experience for each run.
This is one of the most useful submenus. We can keep a list with every character we have, and the webpage calculates some statistics based on their data.
On the top of the page we can find an array of filters to help locate our units: by type of unit (adventurer and/or monster), class, element, weapon and if it is a unit we already have or not. After that, we can find a list with all the filtered units. For each unit we have:
At the bottom of the page we find an array of statistics about our units. Under the column with the boxes that indicate if we have that unit or not, the percentage of units owned is shown. The same happens with the unlocked jobs for our units. After that we can see the average level of our units per job, and finally, under Coin Rolls and Energy Rolls, the number of coins and energy needed for finishing both pacts. It also provides an estimation of the time of coin farming needed for completing the Pact of Fellowship, and waiting for the Login Bonus energy.
Here we can find a couple of tables that select the units that need to level up by level range, in order to level them up in a map or another.
The tables suggest Metal Zone 1 for levels between 1-19, Metal Zone 2 for levels between 20-29, etc. For levels 60+, we can choose between 20-1 and 23-4. The web gives us an approximate number of runs needed for levelling each character, and also the total number of runs for levelling all the characters in a table. Very useful for optimizing our experience runs.
It also gives us the option to choose one team (One Team at a Time) if we want to focus on certain characters, and the webpage will suggest where we should go to level them up as fast as possible.
On this submenu we find a list with all the items included on the game, where we can input the amount we have for each of them, and it will also offer us information about how many we need.
Each column gives info on:
As with the Chapters submenu, here we can check where a certain item can drop, which can be used as reference material. It can be also useful for planning the farming of a certain item; for example, we can check how much tears we need for all the characters, so we can farm them during a Gormandizer event. On the All column for the Coins item, we can see how many coins we need to unlock the jobs for each character, even for the ones we do not have.
This submenu offers options for saving our data, which is downloaded as a file with the .json extension. We can also upload one of this files to the webpage to modify our data. The reset option will delete all of the data on the page, but it will not delete our downloaded files. Under settings we have the following options:


Welcome to my blog! The goal of this site, primarily, is to share tips, tricks and instructions about the R statistical programming language. I hope to also publish excerpts from my ongoing research from time to time.
Professionally, I am the Senior Data Scientist at the Church Pension Group in New York City, and have worked in the general area of social science/statistics for about fifteen years. In addition to my passion for statistical computing, I have a diverse background that has taken me into the fields of hospital chaplaincy, project management and, many years ago, auto repair. For fun I enjoy bicycle touring, running, and, of course, learning about in R.
This fall my coauthored book Agents of Neoliberal Globalization is coming out with Cambridge University Press.
Many thank’s to Homer White for his excellent knitr-hyde instructions and template, which form the basis of this site.


Ultraviolette F77 electric motorcycle launched at Rs 3 lakh
by Rohit ParadkarUltraviolette, an Indian start-up with investment from names like TVS, has launched their first electric motorcycle in the country - the F77. Starting at Rs 3 lakh on-road, the F77 is available in three variants - Lightning, Shadow and Laser. The deliveries will commence in October 2020 and the first 100 units of the F77 have been sold out already.
Ultraviolette is touting the F77 as a performance-oriented electric motorcycle, and it has the numbers to back that claim. The motorcycle is powered by a 25kW electric motor that draws juice from three lithium-ion batteries that have a capacity of 4.2kWh. The set-up is good for an output of 33.5PS and 90Nm, which propels this 158kg motorcycle from standstill to 100kmph in 7.5s. For those traffic light drag starts, the F77 goes from 0-60kmph in 2.9s. The top speed for the F77 is claimed at 147kmph and the range with the three batteries onboard is claimed to be between 130-150kmph.
The motor is mated to the single-reduction helical gearbox and gives you three riding modes to choose from - Eco, Sport and Insane (a la Tesla's Ludicrous mode, scaled-down!), which control the torque output and throttle response. The motor is air-cooled and features Ultraviolette's proprietary thermal management system.
Ultraviolette says that the fast charger will replenish the juice in 1.5 hours or five hours on the standard charger. The batteries are packaged in a rugged casing to withstand shocks and vibrations and feature a CCS charging port and IP67 battery connectors. The F77 will be available with an optional portable fast charger, alongside a standard charger and a home charging pod.
The chassis of the F77 is a trellis frame, and a rake angle of 23.5-degree has us believe that it is derived from the chassis of the KTM RC 390. But at a seat height of 800mm, you sit even lower than KTM's entry-level supersport. The bike is suspended from inverted forks up front and a gas-charged shock absorber at the rear. The braking kit consists of a 320mm and 230mm drilled rotors at the front and rear respectively, mated to braided metal lines. The tyres are the sticky Metzler M5 in 110/70-17 and 150/60-17 sizes at the front and rear respectively.
The F77 also features a TFT-LCD instrumentation with an embedded SIM and features like smartphone connectivity, geofencing, vehicle tracking etc.
Also see: Ultraviolette F77 | First Ride


Grand Master Helminter:
I am Grand Master Helminter, and I bid you welcome to this place. Though I know you not, I am sure that you were able to find me only through the guidance of our great goddess Shilen. Tell me, why have you come?
Listen to information about first class transfer.
Clan.
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This is a wrapper of the Platform component present in @fundamental-ngx/core.
It provides ability to dynamically generate Wizard without any user-provided templates.
Platform specific enhancements:
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Steps are dynamically rendered based on steps object input.
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Branching logic is based on the steps object input.


Users from pandas and/or PySpark face API compatibility issue sometimes when they work with pandas API on Spark. Since pandas API on Spark does not target 100% compatibility of both pandas and PySpark, users need to do some workaround to port their pandas and/or PySpark codes or get familiar with pandas API on Spark in this case. This page aims to describe it.
pandas users can access the full pandas API by calling DataFrame.to_pandas(). pandas-on-Spark DataFrame and pandas DataFrame are similar. However, the former is distributed and the latter is in a single machine. When converting to each other, the data is transferred between multiple machines and the single client machine.
DataFrame.to_pandas()
For example, if you need to call pandas_df.values of pandas DataFrame, you can do as below:
pandas_df.values
>>> import pyspark.pandas as ps >>> >>> psdf = ps.range(10) >>> pdf = psdf.to_pandas() >>> pdf.values array([[0], [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9]])
pandas DataFrame can be a pandas-on-Spark DataFrame easily as below:
>>> ps.from_pandas(pdf) id 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9
Note that converting pandas-on-Spark DataFrame to pandas requires to collect all the data into the client machine; therefore, if possible, it is recommended to use pandas API on Spark or PySpark APIs instead.
PySpark users can access to full PySpark APIs by calling DataFrame.to_spark(). pandas-on-Spark DataFrame and Spark DataFrame are virtually interchangeable.
DataFrame.to_spark()
For example, if you need to call spark_df.filter(...) of Spark DataFrame, you can do as below:
spark_df.filter(...)
>>> import pyspark.pandas as ps >>> >>> psdf = ps.range(10) >>> sdf = psdf.to_spark().filter("id > 5") >>> sdf.show() +---+ | id| +---+ | 6| | 7| | 8| | 9| +---+
Spark DataFrame can be a pandas-on-Spark DataFrame easily as below:
>>> sdf.to_pandas_on_spark() id 0 6 1 7 2 8 3 9
However, note that a new default index is created when pandas-on-Spark DataFrame is created from Spark DataFrame. See Default Index Type. In order to avoid this overhead, specify the column to use as an index when possible.
>>> # Create a pandas-on-Spark DataFrame with an explicit index. ... psdf = ps.DataFrame({'id': range(10)}, index=range(10)) >>> # Keep the explicit index. ... sdf = psdf.to_spark(index_col='index') >>> # Call Spark APIs ... sdf = sdf.filter("id > 5") >>> # Uses the explicit index to avoid to create default index. ... sdf.to_pandas_on_spark(index_col='index') id index 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9


The Events module displays a list of upcoming events. Events can be displayed in chronological order as list or in a monthly or weekly calendar. Each event includes a title, start and end date/time, a description and an optional image. Events can be set to automatically expire on a particular date, or to recur by any specified number of days, weeks, months or years. Event moderation, event notification and enrollments also be used.
The Events module can be configured to require moderation of events and enrollments. Moderation can be required for all event/enrollment changes or only for new items. One or more moderators will be sent email notification when items require moderation.
Installation Note: This module must be deployed and installed on your site by a SuperUser.
Module Version: 06.00.03 / Minimum DNN Version: 06.01.02
Features: ISearchable
The Events Module in Month View
The Events Module in Week View
The Events Module in List View
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cFalconDevice describes an interface to the Falcon haptic device from Novint Technlogies. More...
#include <CFalconDevice.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| cFalconDevice (unsigned int a_deviceNumber=0) | |
| Constructor of cFalconDevice. | |
| virtual | ~cFalconDevice () |
| Destructor of cFalconDevice. | |
| int | open () |
| Open connection to haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| int | close () |
| Close connection to haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| int | initialize (const bool a_resetEncoders=false) |
| Initialize or calibrate haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| unsigned int | getNumDevices () |
| Returns the number of devices available from this class of device. | |
| int | getPosition (cVector3d &a_position) |
| Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m]. | |
| int | setForce (cVector3d &a_force) |
| Send a force [N] to the haptic device. | |
| int | getUserSwitch (int a_switchIndex, bool &a_status) |
| read the status of the user switch [true = ON / false = OFF]. |
cFalconDevice describes an interface to the Falcon haptic device from Novint Technlogies.
| int cFalconDevice::close | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Close connection to haptic device (0 indicates success).
Close connection to Falcon haptic device.
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| unsigned int cFalconDevice::getNumDevices | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Returns the number of devices available from this class of device.
Returns the number of devices available from this class of device.
Reimplemented from cGenericDevice.
| int cFalconDevice::getPosition | ( | cVector3d & | a_position | ) | [virtual] |
Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m].
Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m].
| a_position | Return value. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cFalconDevice::getUserSwitch | ( | int | a_switchIndex, | |
| bool & | a_status | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
read the status of the user switch [true = ON / false = OFF].
Read the status of the user switch [1 = ON / 0 = OFF].
| a_switchIndex | index number of the switch. | |
| a_status | result value from reading the selected input switch. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cFalconDevice::initialize | ( | const bool | a_resetEncoders = false |
) | [virtual] |
Initialize or calibrate haptic device (0 indicates success).
Calibrate Falcon haptic device.
This function does nothing right now; the a_resetEncoders parameter is ignored.
| a_resetEncoders | Ignored; exists for forward compatibility. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cFalconDevice::open | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Open connection to haptic device (0 indicates success).
Open connection to Falcon haptic device.
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cFalconDevice::setForce | ( | cVector3d & | a_force | ) | [virtual] |
Send a force [N] to the haptic device.
Send a force [N] to the Falcon haptic device.
| a_force | Force command to be applied to device. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.


Crazy Lu dies from 'asthma attack' in Cambodia - reports
Cape Town - Local rapper and former YoTV presenter Luther Yakanawa Cohen, known as Crazy Lu reportedly died on Friday.
Crazy Lu first burst onto the entertainment scene when he hosted a popular kids programme X-Attitude, and he later became a member of rap group Jozi, with Bongani Fassie, Ishmael and Da Les.
Speaking to TshisaLive, Crazy Lu's brother, Marvin Cohen, confirmed the tragic news, saying that the former rapper died from an apparent asthma attack in Cambodia, where he had been residing for several years.
He added that the family would be travelling to Cambodia on Sunday.
Former Jozi member Da Les, paid tribute to Crazy Lu on Twitter, writing: "Rest in peace brother. Very big condolence goes out to the Cohen family. Terribly sorry we couldn't connect when you were alive. Life's short."
Other celebrities to remember him on Twitter, include Riky Rick, L-Tido and Rouge.
Channel24 reached out to the Cohen family for additional comment and will update the article if more information becomes available.


Provides an iterator over a permutation of a range. More...
#include <reorder_iterator.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef base_t::index_t | index_t |
| typedef base_t::index_container | index_container |
| typedef base_t::index_container_ptr | index_container_ptr |
| typedef base_t::index_iterator | index_iterator |
| typedef base_t::element_iterator | element_iterator |
Public Member Functions | |
| reorder_iterator (ElementIterator first, const index_container_ptr &index_collection) | |
Constructs an iterator that will walk through the elements of the range that begins at first , follwing the order defined by index_collection . | |
| template<class OtherElementIterator > | |
| reorder_iterator (reorder_iterator< OtherElementIterator > const &r, typename boost::enable_if_convertible< OtherElementIterator, ElementIterator >::type *=0) | |
| Allows conversion from a reorder_iterator to a const reorder_iterator, won't allow conversion from a const reorder_iterator to a reorder_iterator. | |
| reorder_iterator< ElementIterator > | begin () const |
| Returns a reorder_iterator pointing to the begining of the permutation. | |
| reorder_iterator< ElementIterator > | end () const |
| Returns a reorder_iterator pointing to the end of the permutation. | |
| index_t | index () const |
| Returns the index of the element that the iterator is currently pointing to. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| index_container_ptr | m_index_collection |
Friends | |
| class | boost::iterator_core_access |
| class | reorder_iterator |
Provides an iterator over a permutation of a range.
This class is a fork of boost::permutation_iterator. With boost::permutation_iterator, the user provides a population, and a range of index that defines a permutation over the population. It allows for much flexibility, but leaves the user responsible for storing an array of index. This class allows to store the array internally, in the same way as boost::shared_container_iterator.
The index array is stored within the iterator, by means of a boost::shared_ptr; thus, all copies of a reorder iterator share the same index array. One drawback is that reorder_iterator copy is somewhat slower than ElementIterator copy. Incrementation is still plainly efficient, nevertheless.
When iterating over a permutation of a population range using an index range, the iteration is actually performed over the index range; the population range is only used when dereferencing. Thus, every trsl::reorder_iterator knows where it begins and where it ends, hence provided begin() and end() methods.
TRSL provides several functions that generate reoder iterators for common reorderings. See random_permutation_iterator() and sort_iterator().
ElementIterator
should model Random Access Iterator. See the doc on boost::permutation_iterator for further details.
Definition at line 94 of file reorder_iterator.hpp.
| trsl::reorder_iterator< ElementIterator >::reorder_iterator | ( | reorder_iterator< OtherElementIterator > const & | r, | |
| typename boost::enable_if_convertible< OtherElementIterator, ElementIterator >::type * | = 0 | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Allows conversion from a reorder_iterator to a const reorder_iterator, won't allow conversion from a const reorder_iterator to a reorder_iterator.
By “const reorder_iterator”, we mean that the ElementIterator
is const, e.g. std::vector<Particle>::const_iterator
.
Definition at line 141 of file reorder_iterator.hpp.


Instruction-Level ARM Simulator
UChicago CMSC-22200 Computer Architecture, Autumn 2021
In this course, I wrote a C program that is an instruction-level simulator for a subset of the ARMv8 instruction set.
I implemented a 5-stage pipeline that handles branch cases, stall cases, and bypass cases.
I also implemented branch prediction using an 8-bit global branch history register (GHR) and a branch target buffer (BTB).
Lastly, I implemented a data cache and memory cache in my pipelined simulator (LRU, write-through, allocate-on-write).
GitHub repository can be found
here.
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Class: Aws::StorageGateway::Types::DescribeSMBSettingsOutput
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb |
Overview
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#active_directory_status ⇒ String
rw
Indicates the status of a gateway that is a member of the Active Directory domain.
-
#domain_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the domain that the gateway is joined to.
-
#file_shares_visible ⇒ Boolean
rw
The shares on this gateway appear when listing shares.
-
#gateway_arn ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon
::Aws::StorageGateway::Resource
Name (ARN) of the gateway. -
#smb_guest_password_set ⇒ Boolean
rw
This value is
true
if a password for the guest usersmbguest
is set, otherwisefalse
. -
#smb_local_groups ⇒ Types::SMBLocalGroups
rw
A list of Active Directory users and groups that have special permissions for SMB file shares on the gateway.
-
#smb_security_strategy ⇒ String
rw
The type of security strategy that was specified for file gateway.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#active_directory_status ⇒ String
(rw)
Indicates the status of a gateway that is a member of the Active Directory domain.
ACCESS_DENIED
: Indicates that theJoinDomain
operation failed due to an authentication error.DETACHED
: Indicates that gateway is not joined to a domain.JOINED
: Indicates that the gateway has successfully joined a domain.JOINING
: Indicates that aJoinDomain
operation is in progress.NETWORK_ERROR
: Indicates thatJoinDomain
operation failed due to a network or connectivity error.TIMEOUT
: Indicates that theJoinDomain
operation failed because the operation didn't complete within the allotted time.UNKNOWN_ERROR
: Indicates that theJoinDomain
operation failed due to another type of error.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#domain_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the domain that the gateway is joined to.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#gateway_arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon ::Aws::StorageGateway::Resource
Name (ARN) of the gateway. Use the ListGateways
operation to return a list of gateways for your account and Amazon
Web Services Region.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#smb_guest_password_set ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
This value is true
if a password for the guest user smbguest
is
set, otherwise false
. Only supported for ::Aws::S3
File Gateways.
Valid Values: true
| false
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#smb_local_groups ⇒ Types::SMBLocalGroups (rw)
A list of Active Directory users and groups that have special permissions for SMB file shares on the gateway.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#smb_security_strategy ⇒ String
(rw)
The type of security strategy that was specified for file gateway.
ClientSpecified
: If you use this option, requests are established based on what is negotiated by the client. This option is recommended when you want to maximize compatibility across different clients in your environment. Only supported for S3 File Gateways.MandatorySigning
: If you use this option, file gateway only allows connections from SMBv2 or SMBv3 clients that have signing enabled. This option works with SMB clients on Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 or newer.MandatoryEncryption
: If you use this option, file gateway only allows connections from SMBv3 clients that have encryption enabled. This option is highly recommended for environments that handle sensitive data. This option works with SMB clients on Microsoft Windows 8, Windows Server 2012 or newer.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-storagegateway/lib/aws-sdk-storagegateway/types.rb', line 3136
class DescribeSMBSettingsOutput < Struct.new( :gateway_arn, :domain_name, :active_directory_status, :smb_guest_password_set, :smb_security_strategy, :file_shares_visible, :smb_local_groups) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


{% include "nav-bar.html" %}
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University
{% for university in universities %}
{{loop.index }}
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{% endfor %}


Kartozoa
Simple Kartotherian Tile Server Remix
Version: 0.0.1
Apache2
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Access
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Table of Contents
get /
get /_info
get /_info/home
get /_info/name
get /_info/version
get /preview
get /robots.txt
get /{src}/{info}.json
get /{src}/{z}/{x}/{y}.{format}
get<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(rootGet)
The root service end-point returns either an html rendering of the API spec or a json version with the spec=true query parameter
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
text/html
application/json
Responses
(infoGet)
Gets information about the service
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
(infoHomeGet)
Redirects to the home page
Responses
(infoNameGet)
Gets the name of the service
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
(infoVersionGet)
Gets the running version of the service
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
(previewGet)
Returns a preview slippy map of the server's tiles
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
(robots.txtGet)
Gets robots.txt
Responses
Up
get /{src}/{info}.json
(srcInfo.jsonGet)
Returns information on a given source
Path parameters
src (required)
Path Parameter — Tile source name (see https://github.com/kartotherian/kartotherian-core#sources)
info (required)
Path Parameter — Either 'pbfinfo' for a pbf source or 'info' for an image source
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
Up
get /{src}/{z}/{x}/{y}.{format}
(srcZXY.formatGet)
Returns a tile based on source, zoom, coordinates, and format. Possible values for the various parameters depend on the Kartotherian sources configuration (see https://github.com/kartotherian/kartotherian-core#sources)
Path parameters
src (required)
Path Parameter — Tile source name
z (required)
Path Parameter — Zoom level of the tile
x (required)
Path Parameter — X coordinate of the tile
y (required)
Path Parameter — Y coordinate of the tile
format (required)
Path Parameter — File format of the tile
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
application/octet-stream
application/json
image/png
image/jpeg
image/svg+xml
text/html
Responses
Up
get<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Returns a tile based on source, zoom, coordinates, scale, and format. Possible values for the various parameters depend on the Kartotherian sources configuration (see https://github.com/kartotherian/kartotherian-core#sources)
Path parameters
src (required)
Path Parameter — Tile source name
z (required)
Path Parameter — Zoom level of the tile
x (required)
Path Parameter — X coordinate of the tile
y (required)
Path Parameter — Y coordinate of the tile
scale (required)
Path Parameter — Scale for rendering larger images to high resolution screens
format (required)
Path Parameter — File format of the tile
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
application/octet-stream
application/json
image/png
image/jpeg
image/svg+xml
text/html
Responses
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Identity
Identity
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.


Some Thoughts on My Core Values
In this blog I will identify and discuss my core values.
Accomplishment, Confidence, Creativity, Freedom, Friendship, Self-respect, Pleasure
Self-respect is extremely important to me because the minute you forget to respect yourself, you will lose many other core values that goes along with it such as Confidence and Accomplishment
I would have to say 5 because life has thrown me many curveballs in the past few years and I've learn to only live for what you believe in.
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Test Cases with following the pattern Test*IO exercise the ability of the library of creating, reading and writing Sed objects according to the SED Data Model. In this sense, they cover Test Cases 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3.
Additional test cases have been designed for more complex data files and for exercising error handling for test cases 4.2 and 4.3, and they are included in TestCase4_2 and TestCase4_3.
For these test cases, as well as for TestCase5, each method is documented with a description of the specific feature tested.


EILIndoorLocationScene Class Reference
| Inherits from | SKScene |
|---|---|
| Declared in | EILIndoorLocationScene.h EILIndoorLocationScene.m |
Overview
A subclass of SKScene designed to draw EILLocation and user position inside it. Provides a build in mechanism for handling zoom in/out, rotation and pan gestures.
Properties
location
Currently presented EILLocation
object.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) EILLocation *location
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
showBeacons
If YES, then a beacons will be displayed. Default: YES.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showBeacons
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
showTrace
If YES, then a trace will be displayed. Default: NO.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showTrace
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
rotateLocationOnPositionUpdate
If YES, then the location will be rotated with position updates making the position indicator always point up. If NO, then the position indicator will rotate together with position updates leaving the location unrotated. Changes after touching compass button. Default: NO.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL rotateLocationOnPositionUpdate
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
locationScale
Value calculated after calling drawLocation:
.
Factor by which every location coordinate is multiplied before drawing.
Value doesn’t change while zooming in/out.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) CGFloat locationScale
Discussion
Use it to transform scene coordinates to real coordinates. sceneCoordinate = realCoordinate * locationScale realCoordinate = sceneCoordinate / locationScale
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
touchHandler
Block of code that will be invoked every time a node on EILIndoorLocationScene
is touched.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) void ( ^ ) ( NSString *nodeName ) touchHandler
Parameters
nodeName |
Name of node that was touched. |
|---|
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
Styling properties
avatarImageName
Name of the image asset that should be used as an avatar. Avatar node will be recreated after each change of this property.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSString *avatarImageName
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
backgroundImageName
Name of the image asset that should be used as a background. It will be resized to fit location size. If background image represents a floorplan it shouldn’t contain any margins to fit properly. Background node will be recreated after each change of this property.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSString *backgroundImageName
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
centerUserButtonImageName
Name of the image asset that should be used as a center user button. Center user button node will be recreated after each change of this property.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSString *centerUserButtonImageName
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
compassButtonImageName
Name of the image asset that should be used as a compass button. Compass button node will be recreated after each change of this property.
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSString *compassButtonImageName
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
locationBorderColor
strokeColor property value of the shape node that represents location border. Default: Black.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *locationBorderColor
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
locationBorderThickness
lindeWidth property value of the shape node that represents location border.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat locationBorderThickness
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
windowColor
strokeColor property value of the shape nodes that represent linear objects of type EILLocationLinearObjectTypeWindow
.
Default: Blue.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *windowColor
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
windowThickness
lindeWidth property value of the shape nodes that represent linear objects of type EILLocationLinearObjectTypeWindow
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat windowThickness
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
doorColor
strokeColor property value of the shape nodes that represent linear objects of type EILLocationLinearObjectTypeDoor
.
Default: White.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *doorColor
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
doorThickness
lindeWidth property value of the shape nodes that represent linear objects of type EILLocationLinearObjectTypeDoor
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat doorThickness
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
traceColor
strokeColor property value of the shape node that represesnts trace. Default: Yellow.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *traceColor
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
traceThickness
lineWidth property value of the shape node that represents trace.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat traceThickness
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
beaconSize
size property value of the sprite nodes that represent beacons.
If this value is supposed to be different than default, set it before calling drawLocation:
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGSize beaconSize
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
Drawing location
– drawLocation:
Draws a graphical representation of EILLocation
object.
- (void)drawLocation:(EILLocation *)location
Parameters
location |
Object representing current location. |
|---|
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
Handling position updates
– updateUserPosition:withAccuracy:
Updates avatar position to the given position.
If position is nil, avatar node is removed from scene.
Sets showAccuracy
to YES on EILPositionNode
class object that represents avatar.
- (void)updateUserPosition:(nullable EILOrientedPoint *)position withAccuracy:(CGFloat)accuracy
Parameters
position |
Object representing current position in the location. |
|---|---|
accuracy |
Value describing accuracy of position estimation. Calls |
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
– updateUserPosition:
Updates avatar position to the given position.
If position is nil, avatar node is removed from scene.
Sets showAccuracy
to NO on EILPositionNode
class object that represents avatar.
- (void)updateUserPosition:(nullable EILOrientedPoint *)position
Parameters
position |
Object representing current position in the location. |
|---|
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
– centerOnUser
Sets camera property position to current position of avatar node in an animated way. Called after touching center user button.
- (void)centerOnUser
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h
Drawing trace
– clearTrace
Clears the trace by removing trace node.
- (void)clearTrace
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationScene.h


A simple Python script that uses 'html2text' module to parse a HTML file into markdown file.
You will need to install 'html2text' module.
First you have to go to the 'HTML_to_Markdown' directory. Run the following command once you are in project directory
cd Scripts/Miscellaneous/HTML_to_Markdown
For Python3: python3 main.py
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MatrixOps¶
Usage
use MatrixOps;
-
proc
wFromPG
(con: Connection, edgeTable: string, fromField: string, toField: string, wField: string, n: int, weights = true)¶ Arguments: - con – A CDO Connection to Postgres
- edgeTable – The table in PG of edges
- fromField – The field of edgeTable containing the id of the head vertex
- toField – the field of edgeTable containing the id of the tail vertex
- wField – The field of edgeTable containing the weight of the edge
- n – number of distinct vertices. In practice, this may be gives and the number of names
- weights – Boolean on whether to use the weights in the table or a 1 (indicator)
-
proc
vNamesFromPG
(con: Connection, nameTable: string, nameField: string, idField: string)¶ Arguments: - con – A connection to a Postgres database containing a table with <ftr_id>, <vertex_name> pairs
- nameTable – The name of the Postgres table containing the pairs
- nameField – The name of the field in the nameTable containing the names
- idField – The name of the field in the nameTable containing the feature ids
Returns: An array of strings in order of feature id
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batchsize
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proc
bulkInsertMatrix
(con: Connection, aTable: string, fromField: string, toField: string, weightField: string, A: [?D] real)¶


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Liverpool know defeat away to Red Bull Salzburg would likely see them eliminated.
The Champions League group stage concludes this week with a host of issues still to be resolved.
Barely a third of the 32 teams know exactly what position they will finish in, with eight places in the round of 16 yet to be claimed and a handful of sides still hoping to secure Europa League berths.
Here, the PA news agency considers five things to look out for in the final round of group fixtures.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player in Champions League history to have scored in every group match in the same season, but he may soon have to share that record with Bayern Munich’s Robert Lewandowski and Erling Braut Haaland of Salzburg. The duo have been in stunning form this season, netting over 50 times between them for club and country, and one more goal for either this week would see them equal Ronaldo’s mark. Lewandowski, who struck four against Red Star Belgrade in the previous round, is also just one goal behind Ronaldo’s all-time group record of 11. The Pole could now make history when Bayern, looking to become only the seventh team ever to win all six group matches, host Tottenham on Wednesday.
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Allows for fitting of maximum likelihood models using Markov chains on phylogenetic trees for analysis of discrete character data. Examples of such discrete character data include restriction sites, gene family presence/absence, intron presence/absence, and gene family size data. Hypothesis-driven user- specified substitution rate matrices can be estimated. Allows for biologically realistic models combining constrained substitution rate matrices, site rate variation, site partitioning, branch-specific rates, allowing for non-stationary prior root probabilities, correcting for sampling bias, etc. See Dang and Golding (2016) <doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btv541> for more details.
| Version: | 1.0.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.4), ape (≥ 3.2), numDeriv (≥ 2012.9.1), phangorn (≥ 1.99.13) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | knitr (≥ 1.10), testthat (≥ 0.9.1) |
| Published: | 2018-01-30 |
| Author: | Utkarsh J. Dang and G. Brian Golding |
| Maintainer: | Utkarsh J. Dang <udang at binghamton.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | markophylo citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Phylogenetics |
| CRAN checks: | markophylo results |
| Reference manual: | markophylo.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Markov Chain Analysis on Phylogenetic Trees |
| Package source: | markophylo_1.0.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: markophylo_1.0.6.zip, r-release: markophylo_1.0.6.zip, r-oldrel: markophylo_1.0.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: markophylo_1.0.6.tgz, r-oldrel: markophylo_1.0.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | markophylo archive |
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| lesson 3 An unknown goddess |
| Some time ago, an interesting discovery was made by archaeologists on the Aegean island of Kea. |
| An American team explored a temple which stands in an ancient city on the promontory of Ayia Irini. |
| The city at one time must have been prosperous, for it enjoyed a high level of civilization. |
| Houses -- often three storeys high -- were built of stone. |
| They had large rooms with beautifully decorated walls. |
| The city was even equipped with a drainage system, for a great many clay pipes were found beneath the narrow streets. |
| The temple which the archaeologists explored was used as a place of worship from the fifteenth century B. C. until Roman times. |
| In the most sacred room of temple, clay fragments of fifteen statues were found. |
| Each of these represented a goddess and had, at one time, been painted. |
| The body of one statue was found among remains dating from the fifteenth century B. C. |
| Its missing head happened to be among remains of the fifth century B. C. |
| This head must have been found in Classical times and carefully preserved. |
| It was very old and precious even then. |
| When the archaeologists reconstructed the fragments, |
| they were amazed to find that the goddess turned out to be a very modern-looking woman. |
| She stood three feet high and her hands rested on her hips. |
| She was wearing a full-length skirt which swept the ground. |
| Despite her great age, she was very graceful indeed, |
| but, so far, the archaeologists have been unable to discover her identity. |


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Builds the vertex buffer. Must be called prior to first use, or after any changes to the contents of the buffer.
- Note
- If this is an instance of VertexBuffer and not a child implementation (ie D3D11VertexBuffer, etc.) then this call will do nothing and always return FALSE.
- Returns
- TRUE if the buffer was successfully built. Will return FALSE if there was an error.
Reimplemented from Ocular::Graphics::VertexBuffer.
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Unbinds the vertex buffer and sets the currently bound vertex buffer to NULL.
This has no effect if this buffer is not the currently bound buffer.
- Note
- If this is an instance of VertexBuffer and not a child implementation (ie D3D11VertexBuffer, etc.) then this call will do nothing.
Reimplemented from Ocular::Graphics::VertexBuffer.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularD3D11/include/Mesh/D3D11VertexBuffer.hpp
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularD3D11/src/Mesh/D3D11VertexBuffer.cpp