Used Java to develop ZEN, a real-time Java ORB. Alpha released June 2002.
Designed and implemented an intelligent news browser for cell phones (in C under QUALCOMM BREW SDK) for Adaptive Info. Won award for Best Content/Most Useful from Qualcomm BREW 2002 Developers Conference.
Used C++ and Java to develop Syskill and Webert, a client-server intelligent search engine for the world wide web. Used as the basis for the key product for Prof. Mike Pazzanis startup company.
Used C++ to develop the framework for an extensible, portable compiler to be used for research on optimizing compilers, with Prof. Alex Nicolau and Prof. Nikil Dutt.
Used C to build a Unix-based custom client-server communication framework for a critical product of Optum Corp. in Costa Mesa, CA. When their programmers were unable to build it, I was consulted to design, implement, test, and deliver it in one week, so that they were able to deliver their product on time.
Designed and implemented Adash, the Ada shell, and Arcturus, an interactive interpreter-based programming environment for Ada. Developed in C on Unix, this system demonstrated concepts developed during graduate school research. Served as proof of principle for dissertation.
Designed and implemented compilers and related software tools for Ada, C, C++, Pascal.
- ECS 255 Distributed Software Architecture and Design
- EECS 144 Engineering Algorithms and Data Structures
- EECS 10 Intro to Computer Science and Engineering
- ICS 21 Intro to Computer Science I
- ICS H21 Honors Intro to Computer Science I
- ICS 22 Intro to Computer Science II
- ICS 141 Programming Languages
- ICS 142 Compilers and Interpreters
- ICS 145a Project in Compiler Construction
- ICS 125b Project in System Design
- EECS 144 Engineering Algorithms and Data Structures
- ICS 54 Operating Systems Programming
- ICS 147 Computer Network Programming
- ICS 80a Programming in Ada
- ICS 80j Programming in Java
- ICS 180a Object-Oriented Design and Programming (with C++)
- ICS 180b User-Interface Programming (with X11-Window System and C++)
- ICS 180c Advance System Programming (with Unix and C++)
- ICS 180j Internet Programming with Java
- UCI Ext. Advanced C++ Programming and Object-Oriented Design
- UCI Ext. UNIX System Programming with C++
- CORBA programming with ACE and TAO
- Design Patterns for Distributed Computing and Communication
- Object-Oriented Design Patterns
- Object-Oriented Design
- C++ Programming
- Advanced C++ Programming
- Java Programming
- Ada Programming
- SPAWAR System Center and JTRS Technology Laboratory, San Diego 2006
- Apex Telecom 2003
- Contracted Computer Training (CCT) http://www.contracted.com 2003
- SPAWAR System Center and JTRS Technology Laboratory, San Diego 2002
- Point Mugu Naval Air Station 2002
- Raytheon (formerly Hughes Aircraft) 2000, 2001
- Beckman Instruments 1995,1996
- Perkin-Elmer 1993,1994
- Norden Systems (A division of United Technologies) 1988,1989
- Juan Colmenares
- Shruti Gorappa
- Trevor Harmon
- Jie Hu
- Hojjat Jafarpour
- Jinhwan Lee
- Mark Panahi
- Krishna Raman
- Yue Zhang
- Espartaco "Spart" Arguello
- Jaiganesh Balasubramanian
- Darrel Brunsch
- Angelo Corsaro
- Lin Cui
- Mayur Deshpande
- Priyanka Gontla
- Arvind Krishna
- Mingjie Lai
- Hui Liu (MS)
- Malli Machupalli
- Bruce Miller
- Jennifer Offtermatt
- Carlos O'Ryan
- Ossama Othman
- Gunar Schirner
- Nishanth Shankar
- Chia-Yen Shih
- Sudhir Srinivasa
- Trevor Harmon, 10/2005
- Hojjat J., 9/2005
- Juan Colmenares, 9/2005
- Dan Tsai, 9/2005
- Shruti Gorappa, 8/2005
- Yu Zhang, 5/2005
- Jay Hu, 4/2005
- Haitao Gong, 3/2005
- Liang Zhang, 9/2004
- Moon Kim, 9/2004
- DongHua Deng, 9/2004
- Tao Yu, 6/2004
- Trevor Harmon, 6/2005 (Chair)
- Mark Panahi, 6/2005 (Chair)
- Hojjat J, 6/2005 (Chair)
- Juan, 6/2005 (Chair)
- Junhwan, 6/2005 (Chair)
- Seung-Mok, 6/2004
- Shruti Gorappa, 6/2004 (Chair)
- Yunyun Yang, 6/2004
- Yue Zhang, 6/2004 (Chair)
- Haito Gong, 6/2004
- Moon Choel Kim, 6/2004
- Sevin Fide, 6/2004
- Krishna Raman, 6/2004 (Chair)
- Jie Hu, 6/2004 (Chair)
- Xu Zhang, 6/2004
- Chia-Yen Shih, 6/2004 (Chair)
- “Learning Probabilistic User Profiles: applications for finding interesting Web sites, notifying users of relevant changes to Web pages, and locating grant opportunities” Mark Ackerman, Daniel Billsus, Scott Gaffney, Seth Hettich, Gordon Khoo, Dong Joon Kim, Raymond Klefstad, Charles Lowe, Alexius Ludeman, Jack Muramatsu, Kazuo Omori, Michael J. Pazzani, Douglas Semler, Brian Starr, and Paul Yap. AI Magazine, Summer 1997, Volume 18, Issue 2, pg. 47-56.
- Middleware for Communications. Chapter: Real-time CORBA Middleware. Arvind Krishna, Douglas C. Schmidt, Raymond Klefstad, Angelo Corsaro, and Qusay Mahmoud (editor). John Wiley and Sons, New York, 2003.
- “A Distributed, Scalable, and Synchronized Framework for Large-Scale Microscopic Traffic Simulation” Yue Zhang, MingJie Lie, Raymond Klefstad, Riju Lavanya, and R. Jayakrishnan. The 8th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems - ITSC, Vienna, Austria, September 13-16, 2005. Acceptance rate: 208/312 = 66%
- “RTZen: Highly Predictable, Real-time Java Middleware for Distributed and Embedded Systems” Krishna Raman, Yue Zhang, Mark Panahi, Juan A. Colmenares, and Raymond Klefstad. ACM/IFIP/USENIX 6th International Middleware Conference (Middleware) 2005, Grenoble, France, November 28th - December 2nd, 2005. Acceptance rate: 18/100 = 18%
- “VADRE: A Visual Approach to Performance Analysis of Distributed, Real-Time Systems” Trevor Harmon and Raymond Klefstad. The 2005 International Conference on Modeling, Simulation and Visualization Methods, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 27-30, 2005. Acceptance rate: 34%
- “DIRECT: A Robust Distributed Broker Framework for Trust and Reputation Management” Yue Zhang, Kwei-Jay Lin, and Raymond Klefstad. IEEE Joint Conference on E-Commerce Technology (CEC '06) and Enterprise Computing, E-Commerce and E-Services (EEE '06) (CEC/EEE 2006), Palo Alto, California, June 26-29, 2006.
- “Decentralized Load Balancing on Unstructured Peer-2-Peer Computing Grids” Jie Hu and Raymond Klefstad. The 5th IEEE International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications (IEEE NCA06), Cambridge, MA, July 24-26, 2006. Acceptance rate: 35%
- “Design and Performance of a Dynamically Configurable, Messaging Protocols Framework for Real-time CORBA” Raymond Klefstad, Sumita Rao, and Douglas C. Schmidt. Proceedings of the Distributed Object and Component-based Software Systems part of the Software Technology Track at the 36th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Big Island of Hawaii, January 6-9, 2003. Best Paper award. Acceptance rate: 50%
- “Marco - A Middleware Architecture for Distributed Multimedia Collaboration” Chia-Yen Shih, Jie Hu, Raymond Klefstad, Jinhwan Lee, and Doug Tolbert. IEEE International Symposium of Multimedia (ISM2005), Irvine, California, December 12-14, 2005.
- “Design, Implementation, and Test of a Wireless Peer-to-Peer Network for Roadway Incident Exchange” James Marca, Trevor Harmon, and Raymond Klefstad. Applications of Advanced Technology in Transportation (AATT) 2006, Chicago, Illinois, August 13-16, 2006.
- “A Component Framework for Real-time Java” Juan A. Colmenares, Shruti Gorappa, Mark Panahi, and Raymond Klefstad. IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium (RTAS) Work In Progress Track, San Jose, California, April 4-7, 2006.
- “A Component Framework for Real-Time Java” Juan Colmenares, Shruti Gorappa, and Raymond Klefstad. IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology Symposium (RTAS 2006), 2006. Acceptance rate: 50%
- “Patterns and Tools for Achieving Predictability and Performance with Real-time Java” Krishna Raman, Yue Zhang, Mark Panahi, Juan A. Colmenares, and Raymond Klefstad. The 11th IEEE International Conference on Real-Time and Embedded Computing Systems and Applications (RTCSA), Hong Kong, 2005.
- “Adaptive Personalization For Mobile Content Delivery” Daniel Billsus, Michael J. Pazzani, and Raymond Klefstad. 3rd International Conference on Universal Access in Human-Computer Interaction (UAHCI 2005), 2005. Acceptance rate: 35%
- “Evaluation of OpenCCM on ZEN” Shruti Gorappa and Raymond Klefstad. SAC 2004, 2004. Acceptance rate: 37%
- “Late Demarshalling: A Technique for Efficient Multi-language Middleware for Embedded Systems” Gunar Schirner, Trevor Harmon, and Raymond Klefstad. Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA), 2004. Acceptance rate: 33%
- “Enhancing Real-time CORBA via Real-time Java features” Arvind Krishna, Douglas C. Schmidt, and Raymond Klefstad. International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS), 2004. Acceptance rate: 15%
- “A CORBA Framework for Distributed Service Location and Creation” Nishanth Shankar and Raymond Klefstad. IEEE/ISPJ Symposium on Applications and the Internet (SAINT), 2004. Acceptance rate: 50%
- “Optimizing the ORB Core to enhance Real-time CORBA predictability” Arvind Krishna, Douglas C. Schmidt, Krishna Raman, and Raymond Klefstad. Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA), 2003. Acceptance rate: 26%
- “Towards Predictable Real-time Java Object Request Brokers” Arvind Krishna, Raymond Klefstad, and Douglas C. Schmidt. IEEE Real-time Applications and Systems (RTAS), 2003. Acceptance rate: 30%
- “Adaptive Techniques for Minimizing Middleware Memory Footprint for Distributed, Real-Time, Embedded Systems” Mark Panahi, Trevor Harmon, and Raymond Klefstad. IEEE Computer Communications Workshop (CCW), 2003. Acceptance rate: 40%
- “Design and Performance of a Modular Portable Object Adapter for Distributed, Real-Time, and Embedded CORBA Applications” Raymond Klefstad, Arvind S. Krishna, and Douglas C. Schmidt. Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA), 2002. Acceptance rate: 25%
- “Virtual Component: A Design Pattern for Memory-Constrained Embedded Applications” Angelo Corsaro, Douglas C. Schmidt, Raymond Klefstad, and Carlos O'Ryan. Programming Languages of Patterns (PLoP), 2002. Acceptance rate: 91%
- “Towards Highly Configurable Real-time Object Request Brokers” Raymond Klefstad, Douglas C. Schmidt, and Carlos O'Ryan. IEEE International Symposium on Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing (ISORC) 2002, 2002. Acceptance rate: 22%
- “Adaptive Personalization for Mobile Content Delivery” Daniel Billsus, Craig Evans, Raymond Klefstad, and Michael J. Pazzani. NSF Next Generation Data Mining (NGDM), 2002.
- “ZEN: Implementing Real-time CORBA with Real-time Java” Raymond Klefstad, Mayur Despande, Carlos O'Ryan, and Douglas C. Schmidt. Real-Time and Embedded Distributed Object Systems Workshop, Object Management Group (OMG), 2002.
- Advanced concept expertise: distributed computing, real-time computing, embedded systems, design patterns, multi-threading, compilers, interpreters, object-oriented design, object-oriented programming
- Middleware: CORBA, real-time CORBA, Java RMI, Sun RPC, sockets
- Programming languages: C++, C, Java, Ada, Lisp, Prolog, Pascal
- Operating systems programming: Unix, ACE
- Best Paper: Design and Performance of a Dynamically Configurable, Messaging Protocols Framework for Real-time CORBA. IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 36, January 2003
- Best Content/Most Useful: AdaptiveInfo mobile-phone embedded, intelligent, wireless browser. BREW 2002 Developers Conference, June 2002
- Funniest Faculty. UC Irvine School of Engineering, December 2002
- Outstanding Professor. UC Irvine ICS graduating seniors, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002
- Outstanding Non-Senate Teacher Award. ICS Department, 1999, 2000
- Best Professor Award. UC Irvine Greek Fraternity Council, 1994, 1996
- Golden Floppy Award. ICS Department, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998
- Magna Cum Laude. UC Irvine, 1981
- Phi Beta Kappa. UC Irvine, 1981
Research Institution Affiliations
- Embedded and Hybrid Systems, NSF, March 2005
- Reviewer, ACM, 2006
- Technical program committee member, International Symposium on Object Real-time Computing (ISORC), 2006
- Session Chair, IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM2005), 2005
- Program Committee, 26th IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS 2005), December 6, 2005 - December 8, 2005
- Program Committee, ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC), 2006
- Program Committee, Aspect Oriented Software Development (AOSD) Workshop on Aspects, Components, and Patterns for Infrastructure Software (ACP4IS), 2005
- Technical Program Committee, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS), 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
- Technical Program Committee, ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC), Object-Oriented Programming Languages and Systems (OOPS), 2005
- Program Committee, IEEE International Conference on e-Commerce Technology for Dynamic E-Business (CEC04-EAST), 2004
- Session Chair for two mini-tracks: Distributed Object and Component-based Software Systems; Adaptable and Evolvable Software Systems, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 39, January 2005
- Session Chair, Service Oriented Computing Workshop, International Symposium on Applications and the Internet (SAINT), 2004
- Session Chair, Distributed Object and Component-based Software Systems mini-track, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 37, January 2004
- Session Chair, Adaptable and Evolvable Software Systems mini-track, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 37, January 2004
- Session Chair, 9th IEEE Real-time Technology and Applications Symposium (RTAS), 2003
- Program Chair, Object-Oriented programming languages and distributed-object systems track, ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC), 2004
- Mini-track co-chair, Adaptive and Evolvable Software Systems: Techniques, Tools, and Applications, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 37, January 2004
- Technical program committee member, 4th International Symposium on Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA), 2002
- Technical program committee member, International Symposium on Object Real-time Computing (ISORC), 2002
- Area session chair, 4th International Symposium on Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA), Irvine CA, October 28, 2002 - November 1, 2002
- Design Pattern Shepherd, PLoP, 2002
Workshops and Conferences Organized
- Mini-track co-organizer, Adaptive and Evolvable Software Systems: Techniques, Tools, and Applications, IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Science (HICSS) 37, January 2004
- Organizer, Protocol Engineering Research Center, MURI Workshop, UC Irvine, September 2002
Reviewer for Professional Submittal
- ACM Transactions on Internet Technology
- ISORC 2006 Special Issue Middleware for Service-Oriented Computing, 2006
- SAC, 2004
- HICSS, 2004
- ICDCS, 2003
- ISORC, 2002
- DOA, 2002
- Distributed object computing middleware
- High-performance, real-time object request brokers (ORBs)
- Design patterns for object-oriented communication systems
- Object-oriented communication software frameworks
- Flexible and adaptive distributed, parallel, and concurrent systems
- Generative programming and Aspect-Oriented programming
- Model-based design, validation, and generation of distributed, real-time, embedded systems
- Automated software quality measurement for DRE systems
- April 20, 2006 - May 20, 2006: "ISORC Korea Conference Travel Support," NSF Embedded and Hybrid Systems (EHS). Role: PI, Amount: $3,000, Status: current. 0 Mo salary/year
- September 1, 2004 - September 30, 2007: "Collaborative Research: Components and Aspects for Embedded Middleware," NSF Embedded and Hybrid Systems (EHS). Role: co-PI (50%), Amount: $330,000 ($690,000), Status: current. 2 Mo salary/year
- July 1, 2004 - December 31, 2004: "Optimizing Middleware Layers for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Applications," Boeing Aerospace Inc. Role: PI, Amount: $50,484, Status: complete. 4 Mo salary/year (35%)
- July 1, 2004 - December 31, 2004: "Asynchrony Optimization Patterns and Middleware for Middle-tier Servers," Unisys Corporation. Role: PI, Amount: $100,000, Status: complete. 1 Mo salary/year
- October 15, 2003 - October 15, 2005: Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) "Protocol Engineering Research Center" (PERC) (with professors from Stanford, UIUC, UCSB, UCD, UCSC, and UCI), Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). Role: co-PI (12.5%), Amount: $275,000 ($2,200,000), Status: complete. 1 Mo salary/year
- January 1, 2003 - December 31, 2004: "Optimizing Middleware Layers for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Applications," Boeing contract part of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Program for Composition of Embedded Systems (PCES). Role: PI, Amount: $803,000, Status: complete. 1 Mo salary/year
- June 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003: "Transparently Fulfilling Scalability and Real-Time Quality-of-Service Requirements through Composition of Middleware Services," Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR). Role: PI, Amount: $150,000, Status: complete.
Last updated: July 12, 2007


Grid Options See how aspects of the Bootstrap grid system work across mdivtiple devices with a handy table.
| Extra small devices Phones (<768px) | Small devices Tablets (≥768px) | Medium devices Desktops (≥992px) | Large devices Desktops (≥1200px) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grid behavior | Horizontal at all times | Collapsed to start, horizontal above breakpoints | ||
| Container width | None (auto) | 750px | 970px | 1170px |
| Class prefix | .col-xs- |
.col-sm- |
.col-md- |
.col-lg- |
| # of columns | 12 | |||
| Column width | Auto | ~62px | ~81px | ~97px |
| Gutter width | 30px (15px on each side of a column) | |||
| Nestable | Yes | |||
| Offsets | Yes | |||
| Column ordering | Yes |
Stacked-To-Horizontal
Using a single set of .col-md-*
grid classes, you
can create a basic grid system that starts out stacked on mobile
devices and tablet devices (the extra small to small range) before
becoming horizontal on desktop (medium) devices. Place grid columns
in any .row
.
Mobile And Desktop
Don't want your columns to simply stack in smaller devices? Use
the extra small and medium device grid classes by adding .col-xs-*
,
.col-md-*
to your columns. See the example below
for a better idea of how it all works.
Column Wrapping
If more than 12 columns are placed within a single row, each group of extra columns will, as one unit, wrap onto a new divne.
Since 9 + 4 = 13 > 12, this 4-column-wide div gets wrapped onto a new divne as one contiguous unit.
Subsequent columns continue along the new divne.
Responsive Column Resets
With the four tiers of grids available you're bound to run into
issues where, at certain breakpoints, your columns don't clear
quite right as one is taller than the other. To fix that, use
a combination of a .clearfix
and our responsive
utidivty classes.
Resize your viewport or check it out on your phone for an example.
Offsetting Columns
Move columns to the right using .col-md-offset-*
classes.
These classes increase the left margin of a column by *
columns. For example, .col-md-offset-4
moves .col-md-4
over four columns.
Nesting Columns
To nest your content with the defadivt grid, add a new .row
and set of .col-sm-*
columns within an existing
.col-sm-*
column. Nested rows shodivd include a
set of columns that add up to 12 or fewer (it is not required
that you use all 12 available columns).
Column Ordering
Easily change the order of our built-in grid columns with .col-md-push-*
and .col-md-pull-*
modifier classes.
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The block clear float automaticly when having different block sizes.
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WITNESS LIST Human Services Committee March 26, 2001-2:00P HB 1001 For: Brown, Dennie B. (Self) Davis, Marie (Alzheimer's Association Coalition of Texas) Gibson, Jerry L. (Alzheimer's Association Coalition of Texas) Graves, Tim (Texas Health Care Association) Hammett, Gail L. (Greater Austin Area Alzheimer's Association) Latimer, David (Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging) Miller, Judith (Alzheimer's Association Coalition of Texas) Rich, Sid (Texas Association of Residential Care Communities) Taff, Lue (Alzheimer's Coalition of Texas) Registering, but not testifying: For: Bachman, Laura F. (Self) Brown, Melanie L. (Self) Ender, Lynda (Texas Senior Advocacy Coalition) Ferris, Beth (Texas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents) Gavin, Catherine (Self) McGehee, Jack (Texas Trial Lawyers' Association) Prough, Andrew (Citizens Commission on Human Rights) Spence, Chris (Self and Wesleyan Homes) On: Kafka, Bob (ADAPT of Texas) HB 1187 On: Temple, Larry (TexasWorkforce Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Bresette, Patrick (Center for Public Policy Priorities) On: Denton, Judy (Texas Department of Human Services) HB 1758 For: Cole, Pat (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Riddering, Hannah (Self and Texas National Organization for Women) On: Chapmond, Thomas (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services) Day, Alice (Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse) Devin, Pat (Health and Human Services Commission) Farmer, Roshunda (Texas Department of Mental Health Mental Retardation (TDMHMR)) Spriggs, Vicki (Texas Juvenile Probation Commission) HB 2345 For: Taylor, Raquel R. (A Sign Language Company) On: Durso, Susan (Public Utility Commission) Moore, John (Texas Technology Access Project - Texas Center for Disability Studies) Registering, but not testifying: For: Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities) Horton, Colleen (Self and Texas Advocates Supporting Kids with Disabilities) Munoz, Eva (Southwestern Bell) Murphree, Susan (Advocacy, Inc.) On: Myers, David W. (Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) HB 2543 For: Ambrosino, Bob (Family Forward) Maland, Mary Ann (Red Bear Project Collaboration) Registering, but not testifying: For: Craven, Susan (Texans Care for Children) Lambert, Kay (Advocacy, Inc.) On: Brady, Denise (Early Childhood Intervention) Chapmond, Thomas (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services) HB 2594 On: Esquivel, Eddie (Department of Information Resources) Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Susan Jones (Texas Hospital Association) Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas) On: Biles, Susan (Texas State Comptroller) Jumper, Kirsten (Department of Human Services - TIERS) HB 2717 For: Horton, Colleen (Self and Texas Advocates Supporting Kids with Disabilities) Murphree, Susan (Advocacy, Inc.) Against: Snyder, Ruth (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Anderson, Patty (United Cerebral Palsy of Texas) Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities) Kafka, Bob (ADAPT of Texas) Marshall, Susan (The Arc of Texas and the Disability Policy Consortium Legislative Policy Group) Schmitt, Cyndie (Texas Council of Community MHMR Center, Inc.) On: Beattie, Terry (Texas Health and Human Services Commission) Webster, Sarah (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services) HB 2774 For: Higgins, Carlos (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) On: Varela, Carmen (Self and Texas Center for Disability Studies) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ender, Lynda (Texas Senior Advocacy Coalition) HB 2825 For: Adams, James G. (Texas Association of Christian Child-Care Agencies, Inc.) Hendrix, Fill (Self) Against: Smoot, Samantha (Texas Freedom Network) On: Rasco, Sasha (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services) Registering, but not testifying: For: Blaser, David H. (Texas Association of Christian Child-Care Agencies, Inc.) Stowe, Tim (Texas Association of Christian Child Care Agencies) Against: Bencivenga, Concetta (Self) HB 2906 For: Graves, Tim (Texas Health Care Association) Spence, Chris (Self and Wesleyan Homes) Against: Attwell, Peter (Westminster Manor) Hallmark, Neal D. (Self) Lear, Homer (Self) Tuttle, Tom (Air Force Village) On: Latimer, David (Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ferris, Beth (Texas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents) Heinen, Joan D. (Broadway Lodge Convalescent Center) Kalin, Bob (Southfield Health Care Center) McGehee, Jack (Texas Trial Lawyers' Association) Mosby, Sandra A. (San Antonio Convalescent Center) Natal, Jr., Pete M. (Care Inn of La Grange) Patterson, Lois A. (Self and Bastrop Nursing Center) Rich, Sid (Texas Association of Residential Care Communities) Robinson, Matt (Gulf Health Care - Galveston) Shotwell, RN, Helen J. (Care Inn of Seguin) HB 2944 For: Engels, Dennis (Texas Counseling Association) Gleason, Katie (Self) Registering, but not testifying: On: Mills, Stephen (State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors) HB 3210 For: Corrigan, Jennifer (Texas Council on Family Violence) DelGallo, Krista (Self) Dunkelberg, Anne (Center for Public Policy Priorities) On: Bachman, Laura F. (Political Asylum Project of Austin) Registering, but not testifying: For: Bower, Bruce P. (Texas Welfare Reform Organization) Cole, Pat (National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence) Escobar, Felicia (National Council of La Raza) Gavin, Catherine (Self) Helmcamp, Leslie (Self) Hernandez, Leslie (National Association of Social Workers/Texas) Martinez, Laura A. (Self) Piper, Sasha (Self) Riddering, Hannah (Self and Texas National Organization for Women) Sanchez, Joe (Mexican American Legal Defense annd Educational Fund) Villarreal, Armando L. (Texas Immigrant and Refugee Coalition) On: Garbutt, Liz (Texas Department of Human Services) HB 3365 For: Brown, J. Karen (Self) Dunkelberg, Anne (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Hanna, Mark J. (Texas Society for Clinical Social Work) Hernandez, Leslie (National Association of Social Workers/Texas) On: Hammond, Deborah (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Corrigan, Jennifer (Texas Council on Family Violence) Dickey, Will G. (Self) Horton, Colleen (Self and Texas Advocates Supporting Kids with Disabilities) Murphree, Susan (Advocacy, Inc.) HB 3487 For: Dominguez, Adan (Guardian Task Force of El Paso) Foster, Paula (San Antonio CRCG) Gantt, Melanie (Mental Health Association in Texas) Ponder, Linda (Self) Rettberl, Don F. (Self) On: Hill, Deborah G. (Community Resource Coordination Group for Adults) Registering, but not testifying: For: Cole, Pat (National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence) Marshall, Susan (The Arc of Texas) Vogel, Carlela (Self) On: Hammack, Sherri (Tx. Health and Human Services Commission) Jessee, Gary (Texas Department on Aging) Salinas, Mario (Comptroller's Office) HB 3556 For: Cates, Nancy (Mary Lee Foundation) Cates, Phil (Self) Lilljedahl, Don (Mary Lee Foundation) Against: Rich, Sid (Texas Association of Residential Care Communities) Registering, but not testifying: For: Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities) Crowe, Mike (Texas Assisted Living Association) Gantt, Melanie (Mental Health Association in Texas) Mizcles, Amy (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Texas)


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Man to appear in court following pub burglary in Chilwell
He has been charged with burglary and assault occasioning actual bodily harm
by Joseph LockerA man has been charged following a burglary at a pub in Chilwell which resulted in the landlord getting bitten on the stomach.
Nicholas Jackson, of Kilsby Road in Clifton, will appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, November 20.
He has been charged with burglary and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
It follows an incident at the Chequers Inn, in High Road, Chilwell, where a man was found attacking a fruit machine before being detained by the landlord.
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Mustang is the land with the scenic beauty with view snowcapped mountains including Annapurna & Dhaulagiri which is in height of above 8000 meters. No one can express the beauty of Mustang in words or in a picture. It is in the border of Tibetan plateau. We can see the influence of Tibetan traditions & culture which adds more to its beauty.
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Game Playing Agents
We created two different AI agents to play Pac-Man before attempting to explain their actions.
Q learning
The Q Learning agent learns from its own decisions, correct and incorrect, from past games to play the game intelligently.
Perceptron
The Perceptron agent learns from human players and copies the decisions they made.
Explanation methods
Printing weights
Displays the highest-weighted input into the neural net to indicate what the AI is thinking.
Heuristic
Observes what Pac-Man is doing and generates an explanation using weights pre-generated weights we created based on our opinions and the rules of Pac-Man
Q Learning
Q Learning neural network that takes in the same features as the Q Learning agent and outputs explanations using weights that were manually trained by our group.


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Lovneesh Dhir a Data Science and Machine Learning enthusiast, programmer and a passionate learner who's always willing to learn and work across technologies and domains.He loves to explore new technologies and leverage them to solve real-life problems. He's driven by the will to create an impact and encourage inclusion in communities as we never grow alone but always with a community.
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Aquib Siddiquee is an open-source enthusiast. He has worked in the core teams of various products.He is the one who really knows how to build a network. And with such a great network and sources he is ready to help make some great programmers. He is also the Vice chairman for program oraginsed by ACM.
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Bhavishay Gulati is an Open Source geek and a fitness freak.He is also having some experience in Web Development with some great internships. He loves to solve puzzles and generally found dwelling with Spring Boot applications.
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放眼世界，共享资讯，服务全球。
感谢您的关注。这是我们搭建的一个新型冠状病毒疾病（Covid-19）疫情信息的一站式服务网站。
微信公众号
联系邮箱
- <openr(at)pzhao.net>。
媒体报道
西交利物浦大学健康与环境科学系的研究人员用短短数天时间搭建起一个“一站式”的新冠肺炎疫情信息网站，该网站从权威渠道实时抓取信息，并为全球访客提供可便捷下载的疫情数据包。
The new data uses the combination of confirmed and suspected cases for all dates in the model, recalculating the cumulative total for all dates starting at the disease outbreak.
新数据使用模型中所有日期的确诊病例和疑似病例的组合，重新计算从疫情爆发开始以来的累计总数。
They created a website to provide scientists, journalists and other researchers open access to data from across China on novel coronavirus and daily statistical modeling. “We hope that through the integration of information, we can provide more people with data sharing and fight the epidemic together,” Zou said.
One open-access data model published on Monday by scientists at Xian Jiaotong-Liverpool University in eastern Jiangsu province also predicted a sharp decline in new confirmed infections next week before falling close to zero by February 23. However, the researchers warned there were many factors that could influence the model.
“To my knowledge, this is the only such open-access data website for novel coronavirus data that exists in the world,” said Johannes Knops, head of the Department of Health and Environmental Sciences at XJTLU.
健康与环境科学系主任Johannes Knops教授表示，“对于全球需要针对新冠疫情获取研究数据的科研工作者和新闻机构来说，该网站提供了非常有价值的资源。就我所知，这是目前世界上唯一一个关于新冠病毒疫情的开放获取数据网站。”
致谢
本站使用 R ncovr 包进行数据处理和可视化。
本站采用的数据来自BlankerL/DXY-2019-nCoV-Crawler和 JackieZheng/2019-nCoV。省市名称的中英翻译来自 brightgems/china_city_dataset以及 R pinyin 包 (Zhao, 2019)。
本站是 R blogdown 包搭建，采用 HUGO 框架，托管在 GitHub 和 Netlify，利用 Travis-CI 自动化完成。


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DXOpal (github) is a RubyGem to make browser games with Ruby. API is similar to DXRuby.
$ gem install dxopal
$ dxopal new game1
$ cd game1
$ dxopal server
Open http://localhost:7521/index.html in browser.
Then edit main.rb and reload browser.
Because it contains the whole opal processor, so that you will not be bothered by how to compile your game files into JS.
Technically you can reduce the file size by commenting out
require "opal-parser"
in opal/dxopal.rb and
building your own .js (including your game).


Krow's TRANSformation
by The Canadian PressMembers of B.C.'s legislature marked Canada's Transgender Day of Remembrance by viewing a documentary that follows a depressed, suicidal female teenager's three-year surgical and life-changing transition to a beaming male supermodel on the fashion runways of Paris.
The screening of the documentary, "Krow's TRANSformation," is one of many events across Canada that acknowledges the discrimination, harassment and marginalization that transgender people experience.
Krow, who only uses his first name, was at the B.C. legislature for the documentary screening and says his life was one of darkness and confusion until he decided to undergo transition surgery in his late teens.
At 24 years old, he says he feels totally himself and his modelling career has taken him to New York, London, Italy, Spain and Paris.
Liberal MLA Jane Thornthwaite and New Democrat MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert appear in the documentary, which they describe as a heart-wrenching journey of the human spirit.
Filmmaker Gina Hole Lazarowich says the documentary, which will be broadcast tonight on OUTtv, has been screened at film festivals in London, Spain and Palm Springs to enthusiastic and award-winning response.


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The Skeleton in the Closet
After a few ups and downs, everything you always wanted to know about the effect of missing data on recovering topology using a Total Evidence approach is now available online (Open Access)!
This paper also treats many different questions that people might be interested in (Bayesian vs. ML; how to compare tree topologies; comparing entire distributions, not only their means and variance; and many more!) but I’ll leave it to you to discover it…
Back on track, more than one an a half CPU centuries of calculation ago, Natalie and myself wanted to build a Total Evidence tip-dated primates tree. The Total Evidence method is the method that allows you to combine both living and fossil species (or actually, read “both molecular and morphological data”’’”) into the same phylogenies. The tip-dating method, is an additional method that uses the age of the tips rather than the age of the nodes for dating such a tree. But I’m not going to talk about that in this post.
At the start of the project, we were both confident about the idea behind it and that primates would be the ideal group for such work since they are so well studied. A study that I described in a former post also came out around the same time, encouraging us and comforting us in this project.
However, as you might guess, something went wrong, horribly wrong! For the Total Evidence method, we need molecular data for living species (check) morphological data for fossils species (check) and also for living species (che… No, wait)! After looking at the available data, we quickly found out that there was a crucial lack of living taxa with available morphological data (check our preprint to be submitted to Biology Letters putting the actual numbers on the problem). From that problem, rose the idea of actually testing how that would influence our analysis. And funnily enough, this problem become one of the two major parts of my PhD!
Running thorough (and loooooong) simulations, we assessed the impact of missing data on topology when using a Total Evidence method. We looked at three parameters where data would be missing:
- The first one, was obviously the one I introduced above: the number of living taxa with no available morphological data (at all!).
- The second one, was the amount of available data in the fossil record (because yes, fossils can be a bit patchy).
- And the third one, the overall amount of morphological characters.
We then compared the effect of different levels of available data for each parameter individually and and their combination on recovering the correct topology, using both Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian Inference. For the correct topology, we used the tree that had no missing data in our simulations. For each parameter combination, we measured the clades in common between the correct topology and the trees with missing data as well as the placement of wild-card taxa (typically fossils jumping everywhere).
Unsurprisingly, we found that the number of living taxa with no available morphological data was the most important parameter for recovering a good topology. In fact, once you go past 50% living taxa with no morphological data, the two other parameters have no effect at all, even if you have a perfect or a really bad fossil record or many or really few characters. This is kind of intuitive when you think about it because the only way to branch the fossils to living taxa is to use the morphological data. Therefore, if there are no morphological data for the living taxa, the fossils cannot branch with them regardless of the quality of the data. Therefore, in this paper, we argue that to improve our topologies in Total Evidence, we should visit more Natural History museums. And not only the exciting fossil collections but the well curated collections of living species as well!
All the code for this paper is available on GitHub.
Check out the latest presentation about both papers.
Paper 1: Guillerme & Cooper 2015 – Effects of missing data on topological inference using a Total Evidence approach – Molecular Phylogenetic and Evolution (doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2015.08.023).
Paper 2 (preprint): Guillerme & Cooper 2015 – Assessment of cladistic data availability for living mammals – bioRxiv (doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/022970).
Photo credit: Thomas Guillerme (AMNH collections)


Spotter is a web application designed to help find missing people and spread awareness of those who are missing.
Spotter searches Twitter for the #SpotMissingPerson hashtag and the appropriate Tweets, then pins the missing people on a map of their last seen locations. This way, people can keep track of missing people all around the country and their last seen locations. Our "Spotters" are people who have signed up for live text-updates of missing people in their area. If a person is found or spotted, the spotter must call 911 (you don't need to be signed up to do this).
A missing person must be reported following this tweet template, with the hashtag #SpotMissing
Name:
Details:
Warning: Please ensure you have Geolocation or Location Services enabled on your device before tweeting so we are able to notify people in your area.
Spotters who have signed up for text updates will be notified whenever someone in their area goes missing. To cancel text updates, text "cancel" to +12897960748.
After the person has been found, a family member or friend can then submit a "Found Request Form" which we will then follow up on and confirm, and remove their name from the missing list and send out an update that they have been found.
All missing people are automatically removed after 30 days, if they are still missing, another missing request must be made in the form of a Tweet, as before.


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public interface Permission
A Permission represents the ability to perform an action or access a resource. A Permission is the most granular, or atomic, unit in a system's security policy and is the cornerstone upon which fine-grained security models are built.
It is important to understand a Permission instance only represents functionality or access - it does not grant it. Granting access to an application functionality or a particular resource is done by the application's security configuration, typically by assigning Permissions to users, roles and/or groups. Most typical systems are what the Shiro team calls role-based in nature, where a role represents common behavior for certain user types. For example, a system might have an Aministrator role, a User or Guest roles, etc. But if you have a dynamic security model, where roles can be created and deleted at runtime, you can't hard-code role names in your code. In this environment, roles themselves aren't aren't very useful. What matters is what permissions are assigned to these roles. Under this paradigm, permissions are immutable and reflect an application's raw functionality (opening files, accessing a web URL, creating users, etc). This is what allows a system's security policy to be dynamic: because Permissions represent raw functionality and only change when the application's source code changes, they are immutable at runtime - they represent 'what' the system can do. Roles, users, and groups are the 'who' of the application. Determining 'who' can do 'what' then becomes a simple exercise of associating Permissions to roles, users, and groups in some way. Most applications do this by associating a named role with permissions (i.e. a role 'has a' collection of Permissions) and then associate users with roles (i.e. a user 'has a' collection of roles) so that by transitive association, the user 'has' the permissions in their roles. There are numerous variations on this theme (permissions assigned directly to users, or assigned to groups, and users added to groups and these groups in turn have roles, etc, etc). When employing a permission-based security model instead of a role-based one, users, roles, and groups can all be created, configured and/or deleted at runtime. This enables an extremely powerful security model. A benefit to Shiro is that, although it assumes most systems are based on these types of static role or dynamic role w/ permission schemes, it does not require a system to model their security data this way - all Permission checks are relegated toRealm
implementations, and only those
implementations really determine how a user 'has' a permission or not. The Realm could use the semantics described
here, or it could utilize some other mechanism entirely - it is always up to the application developer.
Shiro provides a very powerful default implementation of this interface in the form of the
WildcardPermission
. We highly recommend that you
investigate this class before trying to implement your own Permission
s.
WildcardPermission
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boolean implies(Permission p)
true
if this current instance implies all the functionality and/or resource access
described by the specified Permission
argument, false
otherwise.
That is, this current instance must be exactly equal to or a superset of the functionalty
and/or resource access described by the given Permission
argument. Yet another way of saying this
would be:
If "permission1 implies permission2", i.e. permission1.implies(permission2)
,
then any Subject granted permission1
would have ability greater than or equal to that defined by
permission2
.
p
- the permission to check for behavior/functionality comparison.
true
if this current instance implies all the functionality and/or resource access
described by the specified Permission
argument, false
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Try to scroll or double tap.
The problem is that .preventDefault() in pointer events doesn't control the native gestures for touch events, and that it is too late to set "pointer-events: none" same as "touch-action: none".


Congratulations! You have successfully gone through the course on Javascript. Inorder to move on to the next course, you have to take this quiz to check on your level of understanding.
1. What is mean by "this" keyword in javascript?
2. Which of the following can't be done with client-side JavaScript?
3. What are capabilities of functions in JavaScript?
4. Which one is not a valid JavaScript variable name?
5. Can we create nested functions in JavaScript?
6. Which of the following function of String object returns the character at the specified index?
7. Which of the following function of String object returns the character at the specified index?
8. How to write an IF statement in JavaScript?
9. How does a FOR loop start?
10. How to write an IF statement for executing some code if "i" is NOT equal to 5?


Individual form controls automatically receive some global styling.
Use any of the available button classes to quickly create a styled button.
Sometimes you want links to look like buttons, this is how you'd to that correctly


From pre-made ESL curriculum (no more lesson planning!) to games, worksheets, and more, Rocca Teacher has you covered.
Our unique curriculum contains six levels, each with 12 units that progressly build language skills based on the CEFR framework. Each unit contains a total of 12 lessons, including a mid-unit and end-of-unit assessment lessons (including student evalation sheets), making it easier for you to track your student's progress.
Or freestyle using our games and worksheets to enhance your own lessons!
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Former Buckeyes Star Taunts Penn State After Win
by Andrew McCartyOn Saturday afternoon, the Ohio State Buckeyes used an impressive defensive effort to take down the Penn State Nittany Lions by a final score of 28-17.
The win secures Ohio State’s spot in the Big Ten title game and makes the Buckeyes a virtual lock for the College Football Playoff. Ohio State didn’t quite live up to the insane betting line set by Las Vegas (19.5 points), but a win is a win.
It’s the third-straight win over the Nittany Lions for the Buckeyes. Following the game, a former Ohio State star decided to taunt Penn State.
“Penn State our lil homie,” former Buckeyes defensive lineman Jalyn Holmes said.
Penn State shocked the nation with a win over Ohio State in 2016, but the Nittany Lions haven’t been able to get the upper hand since.
Next up for Ohio State is a battle against Michigan. The Wolverines aren’t on the same level as the Buckeyes, but the game being played at the Big House should help Jim Harbaugh’s team stay in it – maybe.
Wins over Penn State and Michigan could see Ohio State vault past LSU as the No. 1 team in the College Football Playoff rankings.
Can the Buckeyes avoid a letdown against the Wolverines and finish the regular season with an undefeated record?


| stargazer_acknowledge {stargazer} | R Documentation |
I would like to thank everyone who has tested this package, or provided useful suggestions. I am especially grateful to the following people, listed in alphabetical order (based on last names):
Ross Ahmed, Newcastle University, UK
Liviu Andronic, University of Toulouse, France
Josie Athens, University of Otago, New Zealand
Erin Baggott, Harvard University, USA
Simcha Barkai, University of Chicago, USA
Rodrigo Belo, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Eva Bernauer, University of Mannheim, Germany
Daniel Bjorkegren, Brown University, USA
Ruben de Bliek, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands
Michael Carniol, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Julian Chan, Boston University, USA
Chetan Chawla, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA
Dana Chandler, Massachussetts Institute of Technology, USA
Volha Charnych, Harvard University, USA
Ben Charoenwong, University of Chicago, USA
John Coglianese, Harvard University, USA
Randy Cragun, Clemson University, USA
Dominik Cremer-Schulte, National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture (Irstea), France
Brandon de la Cuesta, Princeton University, USA
Sebastian Daza, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Bryan Dettrey, Pennsylvania State University, USA
Stefan Dimitriadis, Harvard University, USA
Bonnie Dixon, University of California-Davis, USA
Gregory Eady, University of Toronto, Canada
Maximilian Eber, Harvard University, USA
Jing Fang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Thiemo Fetzer, London School of Economics, UK
Andrey Fradkin, Stanford University, USA
Bernard Fraga, Harvard University, USA
Tal Galili, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Cheng Gao, Harvard University, USA
Simen Gaure, Frisch Centre for Economic Research, Oslo, Norway
Charlie Gibbons, University of California-Berkeley, USA
Rebecca Goldstein, Harvard University, USA
Charlie Gomez, Stanford University, USA
Josiah Grover, Ball State University, USA
Andrew Heiss, Duke University, USA
Rasmus Hertzum, Glostrup University Hospital, Denmark
F. Daniel Hidalgo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Gregor Hochschild, Germany
Christian Horea, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Connor Huff, Harvard University, USA
Nicole Janz, University of Cambridge, UK
Vitalijs Jascisens, Toulouse School of Economics, France
Melissa Kline, Massachussetts Institute of Technology, USA
Maxim Kovalenko, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Michael Kranz, University of Illinois, USA
Johannes Kutsam, Johann Kepler University, Linz, Austria
Michal Kvasnicka, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
Akos Lada, Harvard University, USA
Christopher Lee, McGill University, Canada
Yphtach Lelkes, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Carl Jacob Liebersohn, Massachussetts Institute of Technology, USA
Daniel Yew Mao Lim, Harvard University, USA
Eric Lin, Harvard University, USA
Christopher Lucas, Harvard University, USA
Jochen Luedering, University of Giessen, Germany
Richard Martin, University of Victoria, Canada
Miguel Godinho de Matos, Catolica-Lisbon, Portugal
Tamim Mohammad, University of Massachussetts-Boston, USA
Filip Moren, Lund University, Sweden
Samuel Moy, The Brattle Group, USA
Christoph Nguyen, Northwestern University, USA
Dominic Nyhuis, University of Mannheim, Germany
Ohchan Kwon, Harvard University, USA
Nick Obradovich, University of California-San Diego, USA
Stan Oklobdzija, University of California-San Diego, USA
Suhas D. Parandekar, The World Bank
Nathan Paxton, American University, USA
Stephen Pettigrew, Harvard University, USA
Giuseppe Ragusa, Luiss University, Rome, Italy
Christoph Riedl, Northeastern University, USA
James Rising, Columbia University, USA
James Ryans, University of California-Berkeley, USA
Francesco Sarracino, STATEC, Luxembourg
Martijn Schoonvelde, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Jason Sclar, Harvard University, USA
Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington, Harvard University, USA
Boris Shor, University of Chicago, USA
Zachary Steinert-Threkeld, University of California-San Diego, USA
Emily Stephen, Boston University, USA
Bryan Stroube, University of Maryland, USA
Ivan Sutoris, CERGE-EI, Czech Republic
Deirdre Sutula, University of California-Berkeley, USA
David Szakonyi, Columbia University, USA
Kevin Tappe, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Beth Truesdale, Harvard University, USA
Clara Ulmer, Ulm University, Germany
Anna Weisfeiler, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Carl Witthoft, UTC Aerospace Systems, USA
Minkeun Woo, Stanford University, USA
Alex Wood-Doughty, University of California-Santa Barabara, USA
Yuan "Clara" Yuan, Virginia Tech, USA
Jan Zilinsky, University of Chicago, USA
Steffen Zittlau, University of Mannheim, Germany


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Moby Dick or, the Whale
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To Kill a Mocking Bird
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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
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House of the Scorpion
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Things Fall Apart
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Fahrenheit 451
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Clean Code: Agile Handbook
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Immigration Maze - Mother Jones
Sick Presidents Quiz - Mother Jones
Where Americans Stand - Washington Post
Dogs of NYC - WNYC
Workout at work - Washington Post
Rock Paper Scissors - New York Times
Campaign ad libs - PBS News Hour
Could you be a medalist - Guardian Interactive


NeHe and Three.js: 25-32
These are the next 8 lessons in the NeHe tutorials. Just click on the thumbnail image to go to the lesson itself.
These are the next 8 lessons in the NeHe tutorials. Just click on the thumbnail image to go to the lesson itself.


Specify the encoding for the properties files in your project. According to the Java API, the
load(InputStream)
/ store(OutputStream, String)
methods of the java.util.Properties
class, use ISO 8859-1 encoding
for input/output stream. It is advisable to use this encoding unless you have special reasons to change it. In this
case, you can select the desired encoding from the list; in particular, you can use encoding defined for the whole
project.


The musical cacophony of the cockerel, doggerel and kestrel filled the air, and magical melodies seemed to soar like birds of prey, captivating all those who heard their joyful sound. [G|D]
As he plucked the leaves from a budding laurel, the salty smell of mackerel wafted on the breeze and the sound of a mandrel spinning its metal into delicate shapes added to the perfect scene. [G|D]
The melodious minstrel sang his song, accompanied by a playful mongrel, while a quarrel erupted nearby, providing a discordant counterpoint to the beautiful music. [G|D]
The scoundrel made his way through the woods, trailed by a sorrel horse and a curious squirrel, who followed from a safe distance and watched intently as the drama unfolded. [G|D]


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Group Clashes
Description
This plug-in for Autodesk® Navisworks® Manage will help you to find meaning into the thousands of clashes found in complex models.
Select a clash test, a grouping rule, and start sorting your clashes.
With Group Clashes, you can group clashes by:
- Nearest level
- Nearest grid intersection
- Element belonging to a model
- Status, approval or assignment
General Usage Instructions
Open the Group Clashes window by clicking on the Group Clashes button
- Select a clash test. The two selections involved in the clash test are displayed below.
- Select one or two clash rule. Since Autodesk Navisworks Manage does not support subgroup for clashes, the group name will include the result of the two rules.
- Click on Group.
For a full description of each grouping rule, visit bim42.com.
Commands
Installation/Uninstallation
The installer that ran when you downloaded this plug-in from Autodesk App Store has already installed the plug-in. You may need to restart Autodesk Navisworks Manage to activate the plug-in. To uninstall this plug-in, you can run the installer again, or click Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features (Windows 7/8/8.1/10) or Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs, and uninstall as you would any other application from your system.
Additional Information
Group Clashes is open-source. It will find the entire source code on Github, and start building your own grouping rules.
Known Issues
The Group Clashes app can have difficulties to manage clash reports with more than 10 000 clashes. Be smart when you set up your clash tests, and everything will be fine.
Contact
Author/Company Information
Support Information
Email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with questions, feedback, or requests for enhancements.
Version History
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Quantity Framework
This is a simple framework allowing one to perform basic quantity math and conversions.
Basic usage:
calc = Quantity::calc qty = calc.quantity(45, :cm) mm = calc.exp(:mm) {qty} cm = calc.exp(:cm){2.m - 20.cm} m = calc.exp(:m) {25.cm + 15.8.mm + 10.m}
Something a bit more interesting:
calc.exp(1.L / 1.km) {33.mi / 1.gal}.value
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Look at lib/config/default.rb for full list of conversions and units supported by default. You can also add new units and new conversions to “global” config via Quantity::configure :
Quantity::configure do |config| config.unit :unit => :new_unit ..... end
or do the same on a given calculator level:
calc.add_unit :unit => :new_unit


Honor 10 Lite - one of the best cheap phones available - is now less than £150
by James PeckhamHonor 10 Lite - one of the best cheap phones available - is now less than £150
A lot of the Honor range is discounted
Honor 10 Lite (Image credit: Future)
If you've been waiting until Black Friday or Cyber Monday to buy a new affordable phone, you'll want to check out the deals that Honor is offering on some of its most recent handsets.
The Honor 10 Lite, Honor 20 Lite, Honor 20 and Honor 20 Pro have all been discounted early ahead of the Black Friday sales period with deals from a variety of retailers in the UK.
Honor's 10 Lite still sits comfortably at position two in our best cheap phones list, while we gave the Honor 20 Pro a glowing 4.5 star review as well as our recommended award.
We've put together the best deals we've seen for each of the handsets below as well as a little more information about each of the handsets.
TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.


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For the best experience, enable backups, this will keep all your selected posters in the event of a restore. The TMDb is there as a fallback for those who had issues with the backup or if there isn't a backup poster avaialbe. If you set the TMDb restore to false, the restore will first try to restore your posters from local versions. If it can't find the local files, the script will automatically try to restore from TMDb.
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The Creative AI Meetup, started back in 2017, aims to bring together artists, programmers, creative technologists and machine learning engineers. By supporting such a community, we hope to encourage inter-disciplinary collaborations and projects.
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We love community. We believe that the best way to make change is from the ground up; with the people most affected by any change to be strongly involved in it's implementation. This is what drives our interest in education: We want to empower communities to change themselves in ways they see fit.
For the last few years we've made an effort to grow the AI community in Melbourne.
Here's some of the events we'll be at over the next little while.
These communities are moderated, and members of all these communities are required to follow the Django Code of Conduct.
The Creative AI Meetup, started back in 2017, aims to bring together artists, programmers, creative technologists and machine learning engineers. By supporting such a community, we hope to encourage inter-disciplinary collaborations and projects.
We started the ML/AI Slack Channel to facilitiate communication between members of the community in Melbourne. It's since gathered an international contingent, and we continue to support it's growth into a global, vibrant community.
We are the maintainers of the open science network SciRate. It acts as a way for the community to discover papers of interest, across fields, and comment and "scite" the papers that they like. SciRate acts as a "front" for the arXiv, and thus the papers are open-access and free for all. The arXiv is essentially the home of cutting-edge research in the many fields, including computer science, physics, and is an excellent way to stay up-to-date on the various fields of AI (and quantum machine learning!)


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There is no limit to the number of security subscriptions you can create, but some live data providers impose data subscription limits. To set a limit, in the Initialize
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Hello! Here you will find a list of all my current and past projects. It is ordered from newest to oldest.
Updated: January 5, 2018.
Portfolio Website
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Link to Git repo
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Link to GH pages
- This website reflects my first attempt at coding on my own. This website was created after 1 week of instruction at Epicodus.
- Technology used: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
Vacation Blog
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- Pair project website in which we created a fictional blog for someone who writes about and promotes travel packages for Las Vegas.
- Technology used: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
Week In Review
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- Pair project website used to practice using different functionalities of Bootstrap for the first time.
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Hender Scheme Presents Refined SS20 Collection
Dubbed “DIVERSE,” and offering the brand’s first-ever take on the Air Force 1 Low.
by Ross DwyerArtisanal Japanese fashion house Hender Scheme has presented its SS20 collection, dubbed “Diverse.” Purveyor of fine leather footwear, goods and accessories delivers a diverse slate of offerings with several standout pieces, using salient color palettes that artfully toe the line between elegant and bold.
The footwear offerings are centered around the latest in Hender Scheme’s Manual Industrial Products line of silhouettes — the Manual Industrial Product 22, a handcrafted homage to Nike‘s Air Force 1 Low. This marks a first for Hender Scheme: it’s created an Air Force 1 High in the past, but this is its first go-around with the low-top version. The remaining footwear offerings include styles like chunky wingtips juxtaposed with bold neon cinch laces, slip-on suede Chelsea boots with a crepe sole that’s almost rocker bottom style in nature, leather strap sandals with cork footbeds and supple leather slip-ons.
Apparel includes a brand new corduroy “swim short” with an elastic waistband and rear button pocket and a soft pink leather fisherman’s hat. Meanwhile, the accessories proffer everything from snakeskin-printed leather belts to various wallets and card holders, two-tone tote bags with natural leather straps and a standout leather keychain with a tri-color design that combines V-shaped pieces of leather.
The expansive collection will begin rolling out on November 30 at Hender Scheme retailers in Japan before arriving at international stockists mid-December. Prices range from ¥2,800 JPY (approximately $26 USD) for socks, to ¥64,000 JPY (approximately $590 USD) for various footwear options.
Take a look at select pieces from the collection above, and for more fashion news check out LANDLORD’S colorful new faux fur jackets.
Hender Scheme SS20 “DIVERSE” Colleciton
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November 30, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
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We all know the famous quote “Think out of the box”. Technical knowledge is important but creativity is also. In bug bounty, to get nice rewards, sometimes you don’t need to be a crazy coder or great network engineer, you simply need to try what other didn’t.
This year, Slack get in trouble because many developers leave their credentials in their public repository. Last year Uber had to deal with a major security issue: database keys were stored in GitHub (this leads to a sweet bounty for the finder).
I found an interesting project, on GitHub itself, to parse the search engine results: vcsmap from Melvinsh. Unfortunately the scrapper seems to have trouble with search that required authentication. Since I don’t understand Ruby, I wrote my own tool with PHP.
The code is available on my GitHub repository and for sure, you can tweak it to fit your needs. Usage is:
Usage: php github-search.php [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c set cookie session
-e file extension filter
-f looking for file
-h print this help
-o provide organization name
-r maximum number of results, default 50
-s search string
Examples:
php github-search.php -o myorganization -s db_password
php github-search.php -o myorganization -f wp-config.php -s db_password
php github-search.php -c "user_session=B0KqycP8LlYORc-s3WFZoH71TG" -f wp-config -e php -r 1000
An organization name must be provided when you are not authenticated on GitHub, that why the cookie option exists, of course you should use your own cookie value. And here is the output:
The following fields are displayed:
Give it a try and let me know if you find a bug!


My hobby is web.I do this in my free time.I like to create interactive web pages.I like to be creative about it.I am happy while creating web pages.I am still learning the basics of HTML(HyperText Markup Language),CSS(Cascading Style Sheets)and JS(Javascript).I like to create my own website.I like to style using css and creating gradients.


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I have more than three years Experience in web design and development.I'm web designer and front-end developer with one years of professional experience. I'm interested in all kind of visual communication. But my major focus is on designing web, mobile and tablet interface. I also have skills in other fields like branding, icon design or web development.
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This course will teach you the very basics of computer science programming. It is meant for users with little to no prior computer programming experience. This course discusses the necessary tools and programs to get you started in programming. It will teach the user the computational logic behind most computer programming languages. These elements include variables, operators, operands, and data types. It will teach the user to implement these elements in analytical thought processes such if, if/else, while, and for looping.
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1D Quantum Pontentials¶
The basis solution requires knowledge of the potential, defined in a potential config file.
Configure Sections¶
A potential is defined using the section [parameters] and [regions]:
[parameters] has a list of lowercas parameter names as options with default values.
[regions] options are region numbers, values have the form:
start, stop | region value (or function)
start and stop can be any valid python code where the variable names should be defined in [parameters]. The value or function can also refer to any variables; for functions use th lambda syntax:
lambda x: v0*(x-shift)**2 - numpy.exp(x)
Functions can use any numpy or operator modules in addition to the parameters.
API Documentation¶
Defines a class and methods for evaluating 1D quantum potentials.
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class
basis.potential.
Potential
(potcfg)[source]¶ Represnts a 1D quantum potential.
Parameters: potcfg (str) – path to the potential configuration file. -
filepath
¶ str – absolute path to the file that this potential represents.
-
params
¶ dict – keys are parameter names; values are python-evaluated objects.
- regions (dict): keys are a tuple (‘float’, ‘float’) that specify the
- start and end the region; values are either functions or variables to define the potential’s value in that region.
- parser (ConfigParser): parses the potential configuration
- file.
Examples
>>> from basis.potential import Potential >>> import numpy as np >>> x = np.linspace(-2,2,100) >>> pot = Potential("sho.cfg") >>> V = pot(x)
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API Documentation¶
Functions¶
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zroya.
init
()¶ Initialize Zroya module.
Note: You should call this function before any other manipulation with this module. If you do not call this function explicitely, randomly generated strings will be used as default parameters.
- Args:
app_name (str): Application name.
company_name (str): Part of unique ID created for this application.
product_name (str): Part of unique ID created for this application.
sub_product (str): Part of unique ID created for this application.
str version (str): Part of unique ID created for this application.
- Returns:
- bool: True if initialization is completed, False otherwise.
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zroya.
show
()¶ Create instance of notification template and show it. If any of on_* parameter is set, corresponding event is registered. See Callbacks.
- Args:
template (
zroya.Template
): Template instance.on_click (callable): Callback for onClick event. Occurs when user activates a toast notification through a click or touch.
on_action (callable): Callback for onAction event. Occurs when user click on action button.
on_dismiss (callable): Callback for onDismiss event. Occurs when the notification leaves the screen, either by expiring or being explicitly dismissed by the user.
on_fail (callable): Callback for onFail event. Occurs when an error is caused when Windows attempts to raise a toast notification.
- Returns:
- bool: Notification ID if notification was shown. False otherwise.
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zroya.
hide
()¶ Hide notification by ID. This will trigger onDismiss event.
- Args:
- nid (int): Notification ID obtained from
zroya.show()
function. - Returns:
- bool: True if notification was hidden, false otherwise.
Template¶
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class
zroya.
Template
¶ Template for any notification you create. You may show any number of notifications based on this template with
zroya.show()
method.-
addAction
()¶ Add button to notification. User may click it and onAction event is fired up. Each notification got its own ID counting up from zero. This ID is handed back to event handler.
Note: Action is one of “modern” features. Windows 8.1 or newer is required.
- Args:
- label (str): Button’s text.
- Returns:
- int: Index of action.
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getAttribution
()¶ Get attribution text from notification.
Note: Attribution text is one of “modern” features. Windows 8.1 or newer is required.
- Returns:
- str: Attribution text.
-
getAudio
()¶ Get notification audio. Audio is a sound played to get user’s attention.
- Returns:
zroya.Audio
: Current audio.
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getAudioMode
()¶ Get notification audio mode. It sets how or even if the sound is played.
- Returns:
zroya.AudioMode
: Current audio mode.
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getExpiration
()¶ Get expiration time in milliseconds. Expiration time is time before the notification is removed from Action Center. This fires up the onDismiss event with dismiss reason set to
zroya.DismissReason.Expired
.Returns:
int: Number of milliseconds or zero for no expiration time.
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getFirstLine
()¶ Get first line of notification text.
- Returns:
- str: First line, or empty string when there is not text to be returned.
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getImage
()¶ Get path to image from notification.
- Returns:
- str: Empty string or path to current template image.
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getSecondLine
()¶ Get second line of notification text.
Note: Third line is not supported by each notification type. See
zroya.TemplateType
.- Returns:
- str: Empty string when second line is not set or it is not supported by current template type. Second line text in other cases.
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getThirdLine
()¶ Get third line text.
Note: Third line is not supported by each notification type. See
zroya.TemplateType
.- Returns:
- str: Empty string if third line is not supported or empty. In other cases, third line.
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setAttribution
()¶ Set notification’s attribution text.
Note: Attribution text is one of “modern” features. Windows 8.1 or newer is required.
- Args:
- label (str): Attribution text.
- Returns:
- bool: True on success, False otherwise.
-
setAudio
()¶ Set audio and playback mode for notification. Audio is a one of predefined system sounds. Audio mode sets how, or even if the sound is played.
- Args:
- audio (int): One of sounds defined in
zroya.Audio
mode (int): One of modes available fromzroya.AudioMode
. Or leave it empty forzroya.AudioMode.Default
. - Returns:
- bool:True if audio was set, false otherwise.
-
setExpiration
()¶ Set expiration time in milliseconds. Expiration time is time before the notification is removed from Action Center. This fires up the onDismiss event with dismiss reason set to
zroya.DismissReason.Expired
.- Args:
- ms (int): Number of milliseconds for expiration time. Zero means no expiration.
- Returns:
- bool: True for positive value of ms.
-
setFirstLine
()¶ Set first line of notification text.
- Args:
- text (str): Text to be set as the first line.
- Raises:
- TypeError: When text is not a string.
- Returns:
- bool: True if first line was set, False on error.
-
setImage
()¶ Set path to image used in notification.
Note: Image is not supported by each notification type. See
zroya.TemplateType
.- Args:
- path (str): Path to image.
- Raises:
- FileNotFoundError: Image does not exist.
- Returns:
- bool: True is image was set or False for unsupported template type.
-
setSecondLine
()¶ Set second line of notification text.
Note: Third line is not supported by each notification type. See
zroya.TemplateType
.- Args:
- text (str): Text to be set as the second line.
- Raises:
- TypeError: When text is not a string.
- Returns:
- bool: True if second line is supported by current template type and text was set. False otherwise.
-
setThirdLine
()¶ Set third line of notification text.
Note: Third line is not supported by each notification type. See
zroya.TemplateType
.- Args:
- text (str): Text to be set as the third line.
- Raises:
- TypeError: When text is not a string.
- Returns:
- bool: True if third line is supported for current type and the text was set. False otherwise.
-
TemplateType¶
-
class
zroya.
TemplateType
¶ All possible values for
zroya.Template
constructor.- Example:
zroya.Template(zroya.TemplateType.ImageAndText2)
-
ImageAndText1
= 0¶ A large image and a single string wrapped across three lines of text.
-
ImageAndText2
= 1¶ A large image, one string of bold text on the first line, one string of regular text wrapped across the second and third lines.
-
ImageAndText3
= 2¶ A large image, one string of bold text wrapped across the first two lines, one string of regular text on the third line.
-
ImageAndText4
= 3¶ A large image, one string of bold text on the first line, one string of regular text on the second line, one string of regular text on the third line.
-
Text1
= 4¶ Single string wrapped across three lines of text.
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Text2
= 5¶ One string of bold text on the first line, one string of regular text wrapped across the second and third lines.
-
Text3
= 6¶ One string of bold text wrapped across the first two lines, one string of regular text on the third line.
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Text4
= 7¶ One string of bold text on the first line, one string of regular text on the second line, one string of regular text on the third line.
Audio¶
-
class
zroya.
Audio
¶ Audio enumeration contains values for accepted values for audio parameter of
zroya.Template.setAudio()
method.- Example:
# t is an instance of zroya.Template t.setAudio( audio=zroya.Audio.IM )
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Alarm
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm'¶
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Alarm10
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm10'¶
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Alarm2
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm2'¶
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Alarm3
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm3'¶
-
Alarm4
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm4'¶
-
Alarm5
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm5'¶
-
Alarm6
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm6'¶
-
Alarm7
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm7'¶
-
Alarm8
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm8'¶
-
Alarm9
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm9'¶
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Call
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call'¶
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Call10
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call10'¶
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Call2
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call2'¶
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Call3
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call3'¶
-
Call4
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call4'¶
-
Call5
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call5'¶
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Call6
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call6'¶
-
Call7
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call7'¶
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Call8
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call8'¶
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Call9
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Call9'¶
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Default
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Default'¶
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IM
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.IM'¶
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Mail
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Mail'¶
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Reminder
= 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Reminder'¶
AudioMode¶
-
class
zroya.
AudioMode
¶ AudioMode is enumeration holds all valid parameters accepted by
zroya.Template.setAudio()
method’s mode parameter.- Example:
# t is an instance of zroya.Template t.setAudio( mode=zroya.AudioMode.Silence )
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Default
= 0¶ Selected audio will be played only once.
-
Loop
= 2¶ Play audio in loop until it is moved to Action Center. This time may vary due to different user configuration.
-
Silence
= 1¶ No audio is played at all.
DismissReason¶
-
class
zroya.
DismissReason
(reason)¶ This class represents a notification dismiss reason. It is passed to callback registered in on_dismiss parameter of
zroya.show()
function.You can print it to get a reason description or compare it with any of following attributes.
-
App
= 1¶ The application hid the toast using
zroya.hide()
.
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Expired
= 2¶ The toast has expired.
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User
= 0¶ The user dismissed the toast.
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The Greasel Mark 2 kit is awesome, it just dropped into the 'vette like a greased monkey. I was one of the first customers to obtain the new Generation 2 kit, which includes the amazing Triple Bypass Hose. Previous systems used a hose-in-hose (HiH) technique to keep the oil warm on the way from the tank to the injector, but the Triple hose just snuggles the heat conducting teflon fuel line in close to the heat conducting teflon coolant lines, surrounded by a rubber jacket. This way there's no complicated fittings at the ends of the lines.
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This photo should give a good idea of what I did. Here's what the numbered parts are:
- Brass valve - To select between looping the injector return line back to the injector input, or back to the tank. This thing just barely clears the hood when it's on the "return to tank" setting, in the picture it's in the safer "return to input" setting.
- Racor filter - it's only being held in by one bolt now, with a lock washer. I took the bolt out which holds the diesel filter onto this mounting plate, and replaced it with a longer bolt so the Racor could live on that bolt too. I had to enlarge the mounting hole in the Racor for this, but luckily it's made of Butter Metal. ( I think. I can't find that on the periodic table now.)
- Triple bypass hose - I punched a hole in the firewall big enough for the 3way hose. I actually made a huge hole, and put a plastic grommet in, which I dremelled down to the perfect size for the hose + solenoid wire.
- Solenoid switch - As Perry mentioned on his SVO 'vette guide, this thing was just made to live right here on the intake manifold. The threaded holes are perfectly spaced for the switch mounting plate, and even the existing bolts are already long enough to accommodate the switch. Sweet.
- Tap into heater core coolant loop - I discussed series vs. parallel taps with some WVO GrandMasters, they indicated that either way is fine. Since the kit came with these T-junctions which fit, I went parallel, and it's working fine.
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See the FAQ for the reason there isn't a front seat. But since there wasn't a
seat anyway, what a great place for the pilot to get intimate with his lovely WVO stash! You can barely
see the selector switch on the lower console below the shifter. The Triple Bypass Hose loops around underneath the tank, then penetrates the firewall to the engine compartment. The 29-G figure 8s I routinely pull on the oval track require the use of the racing steering wheel. When I switch to donuts on the Mobius course, I'll upgrade to the Tie-Fighter controller; safety is no accident.
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CONEX - dexbrompheniramine maleate and pseudoephedrine hydrochloride tablet
LLORENS PHARMACEUTICALS INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredients (in each film coated tablet) Purpose
Dexbrompheniramine Maleate, USP ................ 2 mg ................................... AntihistamineWarnings:
Ask a doctor before you use if you areKeep out of the reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Do not use if you are taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric, or emotional conditions
or Parkinson's disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if you are taking a prescription drug that contains MAOI;
ask your doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Directions; Do not exceed more than 4 tablets in any 24-hour period or as directed by a doctor.
| Adults and children 12 years of age and over |
Take one tablet every 4 to 6 hours |
| Children 6 to under 12 years of age |
1/2 tablet every 4 to 6 hours |
| Children under 6 years of age |
Ask a doctor |
Other Information: Store at controlled room temperature 20 - 25 degree celsius (68 - 77 degree fahrenheit); excursions permitted to
15 - 30 degree celsius ( 59 - 86 degree fahrenheit) [ See USP Controlled Room Temperature] Tamper evident by imprinted heat seal
under cap. Do not use if there is evidence of tampering.
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| Registrant - LLORENS PHARMACEUTICALS INTERNATIONAL DIVISION (037342305) |


--- layout: documentation title: TimeType ---
The TimeType specifies various time properties for this construct.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Start_Time0..1 | DateTimeWithPrecisionType |
The Start_Time field is optional and describes the starting time for this construct. In order to avoid ambiguity, it is strongly suggest that all timestamps in this field include a specification of the timezone if it is known. |
| End_Time0..1 | DateTimeWithPrecisionType |
The End_Time field is optional and describes the ending time for this construct. In order to avoid ambiguity, it is strongly suggest that all timestamps in this field include a specification of the timezone if it is known. |
| Produced_Time0..1 | DateTimeWithPrecisionType |
The Produced_Time field is optional and describes the time that this construct was produced. In order to avoid ambiguity, it is strongly suggest that all timestamps in this field include a specification of the timezone if it is known. |
| Received_Time0..1 | DateTimeWithPrecisionType |
The Received_Time field is optional and describes the time that this construct was received. In order to avoid ambiguity, it is strongly suggest that all timestamps in this field include a specification of the timezone if it is known. |


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Stargate Universe Premier on SyFy
Stargate Universe (SGU) premiered on SyFy SciFi Friday night. Unlike SG Atlantis, this promises to be a darker more serious SG if the two hour premier is any indication. The acting was top notch, especially compared to Atlantis.
Actor Robert Carlyle plays the lead scientist Dr. Nicholas Rush. Rush seems disaffected and obsessed with walking through the gate using the ninth "chevron" address. Under extraordinary circumstances he dials it and he and about 80 other people are forced to escape through it. They find themselves stranded on a ship traveling faster than light and thousands of galaxies away. Of course they managed to bring along some ancient technology that allows them to "phone home." Lame.
Rush seems to have a vision or a plan for his warp across the universe and its saneness is questionable a best. I can't help but think that I've seen Carlyle play the same type character in another movie. I'm pretty sure it was in 28 Weeks Later in which his character abandons his wife, whom he loves.. but not that much, to the ravages of the rage virus - zombie-like plague. (28 Weeks Later is an excellent modern zombie flick. I recommend it.)
 I foresee him, playing very much the role of Atlantis' Dr. Rodney McKay - one of Atlantis' more real, and endearing characters.
Here's to hoping the rest of the series maintains the level of quality and balance between SciFi, drama, and humor as seen in the premier.


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