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[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> was 27 i think
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> so now i lost almost 4000 hush
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> 1100 cryptopia...2900 with verus wallet..
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> and. hush can be 100 usd at least..
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> The good news is you can buy it back for pennies
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> The bad news is that it might stay pennies for a while
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> yes...but anyway...4000 hush even now are like 400 euro..smth like that..
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> 4000 hush would be a couple years worth of 1-rig mining back in the day
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> i try to take a couple hundred euro each month and gamble them away on lowcaps
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> i have one rig..i mined that 1000 in almost 3 months..rest of them i buy..
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> one great thing about hush is the low supply
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> and relatively low inflation
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> but anyway..i think it can be 100 usd
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> at least..
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> with all good project and just some exchanges..
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> i was buying some other lowcap until i realized that the monthly inflation exceeds what i can buy
meaning my coins will devalue quicker than i can scoop up a portion of % supply
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> the ideal scenario is being whale-y enough you can gobble away at the sell-side of order books for long enough to impact the price (by restricting the supply)
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> can be done even if you're holding 2-3%
[dscrd-hush] <Roxin> it was 27 ..good amount if we think it was only on tradesatoshi and cryptopia at that moment
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> Many coins won't ever return to their ATH because their supply increased significantly since the last bull
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> this is not the case for hush, I believe


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Virender Sehwag About this sound pronunciation (help·info) (born 20 October 1978) is a former Indian cricketer. Widely regarded as one of the most destructive batsmen of all time, Sehwag played as an aggressive right-handed opening batsman and also bowled part-time right-arm off-spin. He played his first One Day International in 1999 and joined the Indian test side in 2001.[2] In April 2009, Sehwag became the only Indian to be honoured as the Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World for his performance in 2008,[3] subsequently becoming the first player of any nationality to retain the award for 2009


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Our Executive team consists of 10 undergraduate student of various backgrounds! Each has a unique role in making the programming board operate! From the president operating the budget to the productions chair setting up sound equipment to the graphic designers creating the posters- we work together to make the fun happen all year long!
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Container class that holds ordered Link defintions and associated Views.
The Chain object is a subclassed dict of list where each list contains one or more View aggregations of a Stack. It is an internal class included and used inside the Stack object. Users can interact with the data directly through the Chain or through the related Cluster object.
Methods
Concatenates all Views found for the Chain definition along its orientations axis.
Generates a list of all link defining stack keys.
This method loads the pickled object that is made using method: save()
This method saves the current chain instance (self) to file (.chain) using cPickle.


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Official documentation for continuous integration and delivery of front-end components for Event Agent. Documentation, Testing and Guidelines.
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Hotel details
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Regular or Premium package
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Do you know what a factorial is?
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gnome-screensaver(1) gnome-screensaver(1) NAME gnome-screensaver - screen saver and locker SYNOPSIS gnome-screensaver [OPTIONS...] DESCRIPTION GNOME Screensaver is the default screen saver and locker in a GNOME desk‐ top. It is designed with simplicity and security in mind. OPTIONS --no-daemon Don't become a daemon --debug Enable debugging code This program also accepts the standard GTK options. AUTHORS gnome-screensaver is written by William Jon McCann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was written by Sven Arvidsson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SEE ALSO gtk-options(7) GNOME 2007-09-27 gnome-screensaver(1)


Hi, I'm Fin!
Lets Get StartedA firmware engineer specialising in medical devices with a passion for FPGA design, signal processing and data analysis.
Previously an RF communications engineer performing design, development, and system integration of autonomous marine communication systems, GNSS systems and digital interfaces.
View resumeAn open-source real-time image and video processing framework for FPGA applications written in VHDL, including interface controllers.
To learn more about the RISC-V ISA, here's the ALU of a soft processor I'm currently developing targeting FPGA platforms.
An assembly level tool for multiplying matrices, targeted for the recently open-sourced MIPS architecure processors.
A MODEM written in VHDL that can generate random or predefined values, perform QPSK modulation, simulate a tranmission channel, induce an adjustable error and demodulate the signal.
FIR and IIR filter analysis and design in MATLAB for processing noisy audio and ECG signals. Pole-zero analysis was used for determing filter parameters, including documentation.
A portable bluetooth speaker that functions as a power bank. The design is powered by conventional rechargeable AA-batteries for ease of use and features wireless charging functionality.


Module jumper.core.node
The node
class.
The `node` class represents a cell on a collision map. Basically, for each single cell in the collision map passed-in upon initialization, a `node` object would be generated and then stored within the `grid` object.
In the following implementation, nodes can be compared using the `<` operator. The comparison is made on the basis of their `f` cost. From a processed node, the `pathfinder` would expand the search to the next neighbouring node having the lowest `f` cost. This comparison is internally used within the *open list* `heap` to quickly sort all nodes queued inside the heap.
Info:
- Copyright: 2012-2013
- License: MIT
- Author: Roland Yonaba
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| new (x, y) | Inits a new `node` object |
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- University of Nottingham - Econometric Theory (Graduate, Fall 2021/22), Advanced Financial Economics - Tutorials (Undergrad, Fall 2021/22), Big Data in Economics (Graduate, Spring 2021/22), Economic Analysis with Excel (Spring 2021/22), Business Economics (MBA, Spring 2021/22).
- University of Freiburg - Interest Rate Theory (Fall 2019/20), Financial Applications in R (Fall 2019/20),
- University of Glasgow - Econometrics (Graduate, Fall 2018/19), Basic Econometrics (Undergrad, Fall 2018/19), Financial Modelling with Excel (Undergraduate, Fall 2017/18), Corporate Finance (Graduate, Fall 2017/18), Finance (Undergraduate, Spring 2017/18).
- University of Lisbon - Mathematics - (Undergraduate, Spring/Fall 2011/12).
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GPS (Global Problem Solvers) is an active community of users dedicated to increasing awareness of simple, yet often overlooked problems around them. This increase in awareness leads to an increased probability of positive action being taken for immediate and impactful change.
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Size of cEDIDData. Set by ADL_Display_EdidData_Get() upon return.
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{% extends "subscribe-form.html" %} {% load static sekizai_tags tutorial_tags %} {% block form_title %}Django Forms with three-way data-binding{% endblock %} {% block addtoblock %} {{ block.super }} {% addtoblock "js" %}{% endaddtoblock %} {% add_data "ng-requires" "djng.websocket" %} {% addtoblock "ng-config" %}['djangoWebsocketProvider', function(djangoWebsocketProvider) { djangoWebsocketProvider.setURI('{{ WEBSOCKET_URI }}'); djangoWebsocketProvider.setLogLevel('debug'); djangoWebsocketProvider.setHeartbeat({{ WS4REDIS_HEARTBEAT }}); }]{% endaddtoblock %} {% endblock addtoblock %} {% block main-intro %}
Point a second browser onto the same URL and observe form synchronization
This example shows, how to propagate the form's model-scope to a foreign browser using Websockets.
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With django-angular and the additional Django app django-websocket-redis, one can extend two-way data-binding to propagate all changes on a model, back and forward with a corresponding object stored on the server. This means, that the server “sees” whenever the model changes on the client and can by itself, modify values on the client side at any time, without having the client to poll for new messages.
This can be useful, when the server wants to inform the clients about asynchronous events such as sport results, chat messages or multi-player game events.
In this example no submit buttons are available, because the server receives the Form's data on
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Deciding to code
I have been working in sales for 6 years now. Every client has unique needs, patterns, and goals. At the same time, to provide for most clients, the overall company processes are very similar. Documenting everything requires a lot of organization, time, and record keeping. I had been through at least 20 personal systems and was discussing possible solutions when developing an internal program came up. This conversation led me to research the benefits of building a web application where existing and prospective clients could provide everything to me, and the system would do all of the organizing.
Finding my resources
Before I could decide if I wanted to dive deep into learning how to code, I tested available resources:
- HTML & CSS Self-Learning Books
- JavaScript Self-Learning Books
- Codecademy
- W3Schools
Hitting a plateau
All of these resources were great…I learned the basics. I learned syntax and how to structure very simple functions. I could design a static website and have very basic click and hover actions. Online tutorials do a lot of directing but sometimes are light on explanations. These foundations were fantastic as far as learning an application’s structure, but to do anything more dynamic, it takes an investment and a lot more time.
Although I reached a plateau after using the above resources, I had a taste for how things worked and I wanted more. I could visualize how to develop more advanced behaviors to offer users more than just information. After doing much more research, I decided on choosing Bloc to be my online web dev bootcamp.
Projects
Learning any language’s rules and syntax is definitely beneficial, but without an end goal, it is easy to forget what you are writing. When being assigned a project, it enables you to visualize the UI. Once you decide on the UI, you can begin connecting the user requests to the actions they should be executing. For example:
Some of my projects
- BlocJams - Spotify Replica - A user must have the ability to see the albums, songs, and then be able to select actions.
- Bloccit - A reddit inspired site - A user can see & read topics, and then create their own and comment on existing ones.
- Blocipedia - A wiki site where users can share their knowledge on any topic.
I have found that building the user-interface is the best place for me to start. When you see what the user will be looking at, you can then connect function to the users’ requests. When the UI features are in place, you can then target and change elements depending on the application.
Right now, I have a foundation in JS, Ruby, Rails, HTML5, CSS, JQuery, JSON, Angular1, and ReactJS. Every language, library, and framework has its benefit in specific situations. Some are defintely better than others. I look forward to continuing my education to solidify these and learn more through practice and new projects.


Images are the largest source of data in healthcare and, at the same time, one of the most difficult sources to analyze. Clinicians today must rely largely on medical image analysis performed by overworked radiologists and sometimes analyze scans themselves. Multimodal medical imaging can provide us with separate yet complementary structure and function information of a patient study and hence has transformed the way we study living bodies. Diagnostic tools include Computed tomography (CT) and Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and thus these are the two modalities that we will consider for Image Fusion Process.
Image landmark registration is a simple process where a number of points (landmarks) are defined on the same locations in two volumes. The landmarks are then matched by an algorithm, and the volumes are thus registered. The CT scan image is taken as the reference (fixed) image and the MRI scan image is aligned as per the points selected by the user.


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| Name of Institution | Name of Course/Board | Year of Passing | Percentage/ CGPA |
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| Shiv Nadar University | B.Tech Computer Science Engineering | 2018 | 8.34/10 |
| Summer Valley School | ISC | 2014 | 96.8 |
| Summer Valley School | ICSE | 2012 | 95.4 |
As an internship project, my task was to automate the whole process of hiring for the recruitment team. Fetching relevant mails, extracting CVs, extracting basic details from the documents, filtering candidates on the basis of some specific keywords(depending upon the positions available), storing them in SQL database, and returning the relevant candidates. I used Python Scripts and Pentaho software.
As an internship project, I worked on to build the training curriculum on big data processing using Spark. It is an elaborate material covering aspects of Hadoop Ecosystem, Various frameworks in Hadoop and their uses, Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), Spark and its execution.
A desktop application developed using Java Swing and MySQL as a database. The application provided the users details about the fixtures, venues, stadiums and player details and the administrator had the privilege to update the results by logging into the application.
Part of an internship and mentorship program which included deployment of pseudo node cluster on Hadoop, setting up infrastructural services on Microsoft Azure and training on Spark


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Writing is fun. Just think about all the words there are to choose from! And all the different stories to tell! Yet there's still millions of people that don't consider themselves writers despite the fact that they probably spend countless hours every day on their phones or computer writing. You might not be a published author doing it for a living, but that doesn't mean you aren't a writer. You have a voice! Tell your story! It might not be interesting to everyone, it might seem trivial or tired, but it's still fun and such a treat to look back on years down the road.


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As I was working on the function 'whereAreYou' in the testing program 'Built-in Methods' I had trouble solving the problem. I would try different methods to solve the problem. It was giving me the following string [{door: 1, hiding: "Scooby"}] The door number need to be extracted and returned as the answer for the test to pass.
When I started the write the code and to solve the issue I didn't use a technique call Psuedocode. Psuedocode is writing method wherein plain English and then translating it into code. I just started Reading error messages and the issue, old Systems analyst technique that I quite familiar with. After struggling along trying to solve the code I decided to go into campus and asked the assistance of Emily, who is a coach. She did as all teachers do, pointed me in the direction and showed me where to look. It a great way for a teacher to teach you, where they showed you where to get the answer and you learn how to look from it. So after doing more research, and finding the solution, I was able to resolve the issue. When you are stuck on a problem look at different avenues to solve the issue, it a treasure hunt which you find the answer but also learn along the way.


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Dr. LP Kalansooriya
Head – Department of Computer ScienceSenior Lecturer Gr. II
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Research Interests
- Human Computer Interaction
- Affective Computing
- Biomedical Engineering
- Hologram Technology
- Distance Learning
- Technology in classroom
Professional Memberships
- Member of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering (JSKE)
- Professional Member of Computer Society of Sri Lanka (CSSL)
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- Japanese Government Scholarship – Monbukagakusho(MEXT)
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Qualifications
- Doctor of Engineering of Information Science and Control Engineering– Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
- Master of Information Technology, Specialized in Management – University of Colombo, School of Computing, Sri Lanka
- Bachelor of Science – Faculty of Science, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
Working Experience
- Head of the Department at Department of Computer Science (2018 September– to present), Faculty of Computing, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Head of the Department at Department of Information Technology (2017 September– to 2018 September), Faculty of Computing, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Senior Lecturer (2017 January– to present) at Faculty of Computing, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Academic Sponsor (2017 February – to present) at The Defence Service Command and Staff College, Batalanda, Sri Lanka
- Course Coordinator of MBA in e-Governance Programme (2017 – to 2018), Faculty of Graduate Studies, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Quality Assurance Cell Member (2017 May – to present), Faculty of Computing, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Seriously engaging with preparing of new By-Law Document as a Member of the Committee (2017 April – to present), Faculty of Computing, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Sri Lanka
- Researcher in bio-signal integrated virtual reality (2015 – 2016) at Ambient Biomedical Engineering Laboratory, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
- Researcher in developing a Hologram based digital learning platform for enhancing the online presence of engineering education (2013 – 2016) at Kansei Informatics Laboratory, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
- Computer Programmer (2008 – 2013), Information Technology Division, National Savings Bank, Sri Lanka
- Student Organizer (2013), International Conference on Energy, Environment and Human Engineering(ICEEHE), Yangon, Myanmar
- Student Instructor (2006 – 2007) – Information Technology Center University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
- Responsible for supporting the Network handling, Lab session handling and Student Guidance.
- Visiting Instructor of World Bank IRQUE Project (2007), University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
- Responsible for Practical class on Information Technology
- Conduct lectures in Fundamentals of IT for Art Faculty students of University of Peradeniya
Publications
- “An adaptive multimodal approach to user behavior sensing social network application”, Piumi Ishanka, Ashu Marasinghe and Pradeep Kalansooriya, The 3rd International GIGAKU Conference, 2014.
- “The effect of a bio-signal interactive virtual reality on subjective impression – a preliminary study”, Pradeep Kalansooriya, Yamato Mitsui, Shoichiro Takaki, Masanori Kinefuchi, Aya Takahashi and Shusaku Nomura, International Journal of Affective Engineering, Vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 317-323, 2016
- “Assessing the Applicability of 3D Holographic Technology as an Enhanced Technology for Distance Learning”, Pradeep Kalansooriya, Ashu Marasinghe and K.M.D.N. Bandara, The IAFOR Journal of Education, Volume 3-Issue 2 – Summer 2015
- “Developing an Innovative Digital Learning Platform in Enhancing the Online Presence of Japanese KOSEN System”, Pradeep Kalansooriya, Ashu Marasinghe and Piumi Ishanka, The 3rd International GIGAKU Conference, 2014
- “A Visual Interface for Emotion-based Music Navigation using Subjective and Objective Measures of Emotion Perception”, Sugeeswari Lekamge, Ashu Marasinghe, Pradeep Kalansooriya, and Shusaku Nomura, International Journal of Affective Engineering, 2016
- “Digital Diary System Events Associate with Fragrance”, Prabath Weerasinghe, Ashu Marasinghe, Pradeep Kalansooriya and Chamara Liyanage, The 3rd International GIGAKU Conference, 2014
- “PCA based Visualization of Digital Music Libraries in Assisting Emotion-Based Music Navigation”, Sugeeswari Lekamge, Ashu Marasinghe and Pradeep Kalansooriya, The 3rd International GIGAKU Conference, 2014
- “Light Interface for 3D Hand Motional Gesture Recognition in Human Computer Interaction”, LP Kalansooriya, AMC Priyashantha, 11th International Research Conference of General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, 2018


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You can configure Microsoft Teams to allow users to record Teams meetings and group calls. Users record audio, video, and screen sharing activity. If a meeting has been recorded, you can also create an automatic transcript. This action allows users to play back meeting recordings with captions and search for important items in the text.
Suppose you are concerned about the storage of recorded meetings in your organization. Because you often discuss company-confidential design and code information during meetings, you want to find out where recordings are kept and how long they are stored for. You'll use this information to decide whether to allow recordings. Here, you'll learn how to control who can make meeting recordings, how recordings are stored, and to control the recordings features.
To record Microsoft Teams meetings, there's a few things you'll need:
The ability to record a meeting is a combination of a per-organizer and per-user policy in the meetings policy. This setting controls whether this user's meetings can be recorded. The recording is started by:
Use a combination of the global meetings policy and a custom meetings policy for specific groups of users to control whether they can make recordings and transcripts. For example, so all users can make recordings, set the global Allow cloud recording setting to true. To prevent meetings from being recorded for all users, set this setting to false in the global policy. To allow some, but not all, users to record meetings, set the global Allow cloud recording setting to true. Then create a custom policy that's assigned to specific users and set the Allow cloud recording setting to false.
Meeting recordings are stored in Microsoft Stream cloud storage. After you record a meeting, Microsoft Stream keeps it indefinitely or until the owner deletes it. For users without a license for Microsoft Stream, the recording is stored in Azure Media Services for 20 days and then it's automatically deleted. If data residency for Microsoft Stream isn't available in your country, the meeting recording feature can't be enabled.
In the previous unit, you saw how to create or edit a meeting policy in the Teams admin center. A meeting policy can also be created or edited using PowerShell. To set the Allow cloud recording setting, use the PowerShell commands New-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy and Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy. Remember that both the meeting organizer and the recording initiator need to have Allow cloud recording set to true. Unless you've assigned a custom policy to the users, they get the global policy, which has Allow cloud recording set to true by default. For example, to set the Allow cloud recording setting in the global policy to false, the PowerShell command is:
Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Global -AllowCloudRecording $false


The code in this page hooks to `sessionStorage` used by voting.html and routes the data from there to `localStorage`, which you could be replaced with another type of data sync like back-end DB via web service.


Some stuff about me! I know all the words to popular music like the one about the human who is a sharp tool in a shed. I really like that one. I am very tall and handsome and have very strong muscles. I live in The You-ess-ay.  That one. I am a vegetarian. Meat is gross. I only eat salad and stuff that is green. I watch the news a lot. There’s been a lot of coverage about a guy named Joe lately, although I don’t know why they always say bye to a guy called Dan after they mention him? Also, who is Dan? Is he Joe’s friend? The mystery remains...  I have a lot of human friends that I drive with and go and eat salads with. I am not a goblin. I have never been a goblin. End of story.


How to play: Use the arrow keys to move the blank tile. Use spacebar to start a new game. The timer starts after the first move.
Settings: Invert commands
NOTE: This game was written using AngularJS.
Created by Nadrieril based on 2048 by Fullstack.io.


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EvalAI: Towards Better Evaluation Systems for AI Agents
Deshraj Yadav, Rishabh Jain, Harsh Agrawal, Prithvijit Chattopadhyay, Taranjeet Singh, Akash Jain, Shiv Baran Singh, Stefan Lee, Dhruv Batra
arXiv preprint
Fabrik: An Online Collaborative Neural Network Editor
Utsav Garg, Viraj Prabhu, Deshraj Yadav, Ram Ramrakhya, Harsh Agrawal, Dhruv Batra
arXiv preprint
Do explanation modalities make VQA models more predictable to a human?
Arjun Chandrasekaran*, Viraj Prabhu*, Deshraj Yadav*, Prithvijit Chattopadhyay*, Devi Parikh
EMNLP 2018
Evaluating Visual Conversational Agents via Cooperative Human-AI Games
Prithvijit Chattopadhyay*, Deshraj Yadav*, Viraj Prabhu, Arjun Chandrasekaran, Abhishek Das, Stefan Lee, Dhruv Batra, Devi Parikh
HCOMP 2017


Class: Sketchup::PagesObserver Abstract
| Relationships | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
EntitiesObserver
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Instance Chain:
self,
EntitiesObserver
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| Inherits: |
Sketchup::EntitiesObserver
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Overview
To implement this observer, create a Ruby class of this type, override the desired methods, and add an instance of the observer to the objects of interests.
This observer interface is implemented to react to pages events.
Instance Method Summary
-
#onContentsModified(pages) ⇒ nil
The #onContentsModified method is invoked whenever the pages change.
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#onElementAdded(pages, page) ⇒ nil
The #onElementAdded method is invoked when an element is added to a
Pages
object. -
#onElementRemoved(pages, page) ⇒ nil
The #onElementRemoved method is invoked when an element is removed from a
Pages
object.
EntitiesObserver
- Inherited
| #onActiveSectionPlaneChanged | The |
| #onElementAdded | The onElementAdded method is invoked when a single element is added to the |
| #onElementModified | The |
| #onElementRemoved | The #onElementRemoved method is invoked when a single element is removed from the |
| #onEraseEntities | The |
Instance Method Details
#onContentsModified(pages) ⇒ nil
The #onContentsModified
method is invoked whenever the pages change.
#onElementAdded(pages, page) ⇒ nil
The #onElementAdded
method is invoked when an element is added to a Pages
object.
#onElementRemoved(pages, page) ⇒ nil
The #onElementRemoved
method is invoked when an element is removed from a Pages
object.


EstoreFile for Revit
This add-in stores and manages the contents of external files in Revit extensible storage on selected elements in the BIM model.
Getting Started
Usage
This add-in provides the following commands:
- Store: Store the data of an external file into Revit extensible storage on a selected element. This command prompts you to select an external file and a Revit BIM element and stores the file data into Revit extensible storage.
- StoreOnType: Store the data of an external file into Revit extensible storage on the element type of a selected element. This command prompts you to select an external file and a Revit BIM element and stores the file data into the Revit extensible storage on the selected element's element type.
- Restore: Restore external file from extensible storage on a selected element. This command prompts you to select an element and retrieves the stored external file from its extensible storage.
- List: List file data stored in extensible storage. This command lists all the file file data stored in extensible storage on all elements in the current active document.
- Remove: Remove file data stored in extensible storage. This command prompts you to select one or more BIM elements and removes the file data stored in their extensible storage. If elements have already been selected prior to launching the command, they are used instead of prompting for a new selection. This can be used to remove stored file data from elements that are not selectable in the user interface, such as element types. They can be pre-selected using Manage > Inquiry > Select by ID instead.
- Help: Display the help file. This command displays the help file. It is only available in Revit 2012. In Revit 2013, you can hover over a command button and press the F1 key instead.
Installation and Uninstallation
Copy the following files to the Revit 2014 Addins folder "%AppData%\Autodesk\REVIT\Addins\2014":
- EstoreFile.addin: add-in manifest
- EstoreFile.htm: help file
- EstoreFile.dll: plugin assembly
Note: you can also edit the .addin file to define a different location for the plugin DLL by including the full path to it.
The help file must be in the same location as the plugin assembly.
You will need to restart Revit for the plugin to be loaded.
Uninstallation
Remove the files listed above from your system.
You may need to close Revit in order to do so.
Additional Information
This plugin was written by Jeremy Tammik and first presented at Autodesk University 2011.
Technical Features
Besides the basic handling of the file data and extensible storage functionality,
the following technical features may be of special interest to everybody involved in
add-in development and customisation:
- Support for both Revit 2012 and 2013 with the same add-in assembly.
- External application implementation: The external application implements a ribbon tab populating buttons for all commands in a loop handling each text, description, tooltip and small and large image identically.
- Embedded icon images: All ribbon button icons are embedded in the .NET executable assembly and stored in a separate folder, both on disk and within the Visual Studio project.
- Selection filter: a selection filter that only allows selection of BIM elements populated with relevant data.
- Runtime version check: even though compiled using the Revit 2012 API assemblies, EstoreFile still makes use of new Revit 2013 API features if they are present. It uses .NET Reflection to check at runtime for the presence of the Revit 2013 API ContxtualHelp class, call its constructor, and make use of a new on the PushButtonData class to set the contextual help for the add-in ribbon buttons. In that case, no command button is displayed for the help command.
- For the Remove command: Use of the pre-selected element set if it is not empty, and prompt for element selection otherwise. This enables selection of element types and othr objects that are not displayed graphically.
Known Issues
None
Enhancement Ideas
The following ideas for enhancements have been noted and can be easily implemented.
They obviously complicate the code, some of them significantly, so they have been mitted in this initial version.
They obviously also depend strongly on your personal usage and workflow requirements.
- For the List command: Implement a list view or grid to display the list of stored external file data with separate columns for the element td, type of element, name and path of the file attached to the element.
- For the List command: Display the results in a modeless form and allow selection and highlighting of the BIM element by double clicking on the corresponding row in the form. This functionality if already implemented and provided in other samples, such as the Modeless Loose Connector Navigator on The Building Coder blog and the String Search ADN Plugin of the Month.
- Store both the absolute path and the path relative to the project file in extensible storage, so that the external file can be restored in a similar relative location even if the project file is moved.
- Make use of a separate .NET resource DLL for all the language dependent prompt and message strings.
Contact
For more information on developing with Revit, please visit the
Revit Developer Center.
Support Information
Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with feedback or requests for enhancements.
Version History
1.0 Original release for Revit 2012 and Revit 2013
2<IP_ADDRESS> Migrated to Revit 2014
Copyright
(C) Copyright 2011-2016 by Autodesk, Inc.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software in
object code form for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted,
provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and
that both that copyright notice and the limited warranty and
restricted rights notice below appear in all supporting
documentation.

AUTODESK SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE. AUTODESK, INC.
DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THE PROGRAM WILL BE
UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE.


About the project
This project was developed as a part of an internal hackathon by the Machine Learning Team at Vectra Automation, Inc.
The creative team included Anish, Surbhi, Akhil, Prashant, Muzammil and Saisha.
The project is completely open source, its code can be found here.
If you have any further questions about the project or would like to contribute, feel free to reach out to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>About Vectra Automation, Inc.
Vectra Automation provides Robotic Process Automation (RPA) for 3D CAD Engineering Design.
Our flagship Auto2D RPA platform completely automates the generation of Engineering Drawings for Mechanical Systems and Components. As a powerful add-on to leading 3D CAD software platforms, Auto2D RPA leverages cloud-based proprietary algorithmic processing to transform 3D models to 2D Engineering Drawings (or Annotated 3D models) in a matter of hours, not weeks.
By automating the tedious, time-consuming, error-prone work of manual 2D attributing, Design Teams can dramatically reduce costs, free-up thousands of project hours for design flexibility, and eliminate the need for outsourcing and wasteful, redundant QC - and proprietary 3D content never leaves the designer workstation. Auto2D RPA can be configured to any OEM Design Standard for Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, and other Heavy Industry applications for Product and Manufacturing Engineering Design.
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title: "COSC 251: Programming Languages"
shorttitle: "COSC 251"
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Syllabus
Schedule
Facebook Group
Labs
Lab 1 - Due 2/9
Lab 2 - Due 2/16
Lab 3 - Due 3/1
Lab 4 - Due 3/22 [Sample]
Lab 5 - Due 3/29
Lab 6 - Due 4/12
Projects
Project 1 - Due 2/19 [Driver]
Project 2 - Due 3/8 [Driver]
Project 3 - Due 3/31
Project 4 - Due 4/15
Presentations
Presentations - starts 4/19
Tuesday, April 19th #1 - Campbell, Cirillo, Elkan, Maier - Ruby
Tuesday, April 19th #2 - Barranco, Goyco, Lynch - R
Thursday, April 21st #1 - Casarrubius-Mena, Jordan, Rosenblatt, von der Lippe - Lua
Thursday, April 21st #2 - Day, Johnson, Merryman - PHP
Tuesday, April 26th #1 - Gordon, Hurley, Kimmel, Pellet - Swift
Tuesday, April 26th #2 - Brentlinger, Cho, Ferrin - BCPL
Thursday, April 28th #1 - Cheseman, Fitzgerald, Fuh, Pankiewicz - Ada
Class Stuff
Source from Feb 4
Source from Feb 9
Source from Feb 18
Source from Feb 25
Exam review (exam on 3/3)
2 mult chicken program courtesy of Drew Merryman and Perry Gordon
Final review
Language Resources:
A Brief and Mostly Wrong History of
Programming Languages
C/C++:
Visual Studio Express (Free)
Netbeans IDE [How to Install] [How to Use]
(Free)
2012 C++ Map (Alena & Jim)
Dietel and Dietel C++ (Amazon)
The C Programming Language (Amazon)
CPlusPlus.com (Free)
C Tutorial from Udemy (Free)
C/C++ Cheat Sheet
Python:
Python.org (Free)
Chicken:
Chicken definition
Code examples and interpreter
SQL:
MySQL stuff
LISP:
JH's LISP Page (Free)
Practical Common LISP (Free)
Lispbox (Free)
Lisp Cheat
Sheet


Last Updated: 1 October 2005
Latest Version: Snobol 3 Version 1.0
[ Description | Download | Dependencies | Change Log | Contact Info ] | License ]
This Snobol3 interpreter adheres closely to the language as defined in the book
"Snobol 3 Primer: an introduction to the computer programming language." by Allen Forte. M.1.T. Press, 1967.Deviations from the language are noted in the reference manual.
The interpreter is written in Java (using features of Java 1.5).
Various files may be retrieved as follows.
| Description | URL |
|---|---|
| Source Version 1.0: | http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~dennis/software/s3/s3-1.0.jar |
| Reference Manual: | http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~dennis/software/s3/s3-1.0/doc/refman.html |
Dependencies
| Author: | Dennis Heimbigner |
| Software Engineering Research Laboratory | |
| Computer Science Department | |
| University of Colorado | |
| Boulder, Colorado 80309-0430 USA | |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


Download
Standard Gem
Most people will just want the standard stable Haml gem. To install this:
gem install haml
Pre-Release Gem
To get the latest and greatest Haml goodness, you can install the prerelease gem:
gem install haml --pre
You can see what versions of Haml are available on its page on RubyGems.
Git
You can access Haml's source code from its GitHub repository.


Step 1
Download App
- Download and install Breadwallet from the Breadwallet app from Apple App Store
- Open the app and click on new wallet
- Download and install Breadwallet from the Breadwallet app from Apple App Store
- Open the app and click on new wallet
- Write down your recovery phrase and keep it somewhere safe. No company can ever recover this phrase for you.
- Write your Recovery Phrase and save it for recovery in future.
- Click on the menu icon on the top left of the screen.
- Click on Import private key button.
- Hold your phone over the “private” QR code on the paper wallet so that it can be scanned.
- The pop up will show the current balance of the paper wallet. Tap on the amount displayed to accept the import and transfer the amount to your Breadwallet balance.
- Once imported, the funds can be spent after one confirmation (approximately 10 minutes).


Chase Camera Sample
This sample demonstrates how to create a simple chase camera with spring physics.Sample Overview
In this sample, you can pilot a Spacewar ship from a third-person chase camera view. The motion of both the ship and the camera are governed by simple physics. When the ship speeds away, the camera pulls back. When the ship turns, the camera lags behind in the turn to show a partial profile view of the ship. When the ship stops moving, the camera gradually slides back into place.
By pressing a button, you can compare and contrast the spring-based camera with a rigid, fixed-offset camera. You will notice that the spring-based camera provides a greater sense of speed and the ship will feel more natural to control.
Minimum Shader Profile
- Vertex Shader Model 1.1
- Pixel Shader Model 1.1
Sample Controls
This sample uses the following keyboard and gamepad controls.
| Action | Keyboard Control (Windows) | Gamepad Control | Windows Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steer. | UP ARROW, DOWN ARROW, LEFT ARROW, and RIGHT ARROW | Left thumbstick | Touch (Screen Edge) |
| Accelerate. | SPACEBAR | Right trigger | Touch (Center) |
| Toggle camera spring enabled | A | A | Touch (Top-Left Corner) |
| Exit the sample. | ESC or ALT+F4 | BACK | BACK |
How the Sample Works
The three classes in this sample are ChaseCameraGame
, ChaseCamera
and Ship
. The game class demonstrates the usage pattern for the ChaseCamera
class. The ChaseCamera
class implements the physics behavior and can easily be reused as is in your own games. The Ship
class exists solely for the sake of having something to chase.
Using the ChaseCamera Class
During initialization, the game creates a Ship
and ChaseCamera
. The camera is initialized with values that will not change throughout the course of the sample such as the near and far plane distance. At this point, the camera's positioning is also defined. DesiredPositionOffset and LookAtOffset determine the resting location of the camera as well as the point the camera will look at. Both values are relative to the position of the camera and are specified in object space. That means that an offset of (0,1,1) will be one unit behind and one unit above the chased object regardless of which direction the object and camera are facing.
Each time the ship moves (once at initialization and during every frame) the camera must be informed of the new goals to chase. This is done by the game's UpdateCameraChaseTarget method, which simply copies the ship's position, direction, and up vectors to the appropriate properties of the ChaseCamera
object.
Once the new chase targets are set, the camera's Update method is called to apply the physics logic. The Update method also updates the camera's view and projection matrices, which must be used when drawing the scene.
Understanding the ChaseCamera Class Implementation
At first glance, the ChaseCamera
class has a lot of properties, which can be quite intimidating. The following figure, which maps the key properties, may be equally intimidating, but after studying it carefully, you will find the camera's behavior to be less mysterious.
These properties are described in full detail in their associated comments. Take special care to understand which coordinate system or units each of the properties use.
Notice that the camera is attached to a spring anchored at the desired position (which is some offset from the chase position). This spring pulls the camera toward the desired position. When the ship comes to rest, the spring subsequently brings the camera to rest as well. The exact behavior of the spring is dependant on both the spring’s stiffness and damping as well as the camera's mass, position, and velocity.
Spring Physics
When you stretch or compress a spring, it exerts a force on the attached bodies that is directly proportional to the elongation or compression of the spring. This force acts in the direction opposite of the elongation or compression. You can represent the displacement from the resting position as a vector originating at the camera's current position and extending to the desired camera position.
Vector3 stretch = position - desiredPosition;
You calculate the force of the spring by using Hook's Law, which formalizes the direct proportion between the elongation of a spring and the force it exerts. Do this by using a coefficient representing the stiffness of the spring. Because the spring force acts in the direction opposite the elongation, this stiffness coefficient is negated.
Vector3 force = -stiffness * stretch;
Given only this force in the absence of air resistance, internal friction, and other forces that act against an object with velocity, an elongated spring would oscillate infinitely. In order to combat this behavior, a simple linear damping force is employed in the force calculation. The force calculation is extended to the following:
Vector3 force = -stiffness * stretch - damping * velocity;
Once you've calculated the force, you apply it to the body by calculating acceleration using Newton's second law of motion. You then integrate acceleration to get the velocity, and integrate velocity to identify the new camera position. This sample uses Euler integration by simply multiplying by elapsed time.
// Apply acceleration Vector3 acceleration = force / mass; velocity += acceleration * elapsed; // Apply velocity position += velocity * elapsed;
Ideas to Expand
Want to create an even cooler camera? Try these ideas.
- Add a method to shake the camera to look like an earthquake in a movie.
- In many scenes, a larger field of view creates a greater illusion of speed. Animate the field of view so that it is larger when the camera is moving faster.
- Add collision with your game world. If the camera or some bounding sphere collides with the game world, add another spring to prevent the camera from sticking out of the world.


<messages></messages>
-
Click on a button to show the corresponding message.
Optionally you can define params that will be inserted into the content strings of messages that contain a corresponding placeholder: The placeholder "{{'{'}}0{{'}'}}" will be replaced by param 0, "{{'{'}}1{{'}'}}" will be replaced by param 1 etc.
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THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.5 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1995 U.S. Release Date: varies Running Length: 1:50 MPAA Classification: PG (Mild violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Robert Duvall, Aidan Quinn, Frances Fisher, Brian Dennehy, Lexi Randall, Kaytlyn Knowles Director: James Keach Producers: Clint Eastwood and David Valdes Screenplay: Philip Railsback Cinematography: Bruce Surtees Music: David Benoit U.S. Distributor: Warner Brothers
THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA is another example of the time-honored story of the loser making good. However, although the plot follows a clear formula, this production has been crafted with such care and intelligence that it transcends the predictable plot. THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA isn't among the year's best films, but it's the kind of small, satisfying motion picture that offers two hours of enjoyment whether watched in a theater or on video (where it's more likely to surface, given its limited distribution).
Acting is one of the keys to HENRIETTA's success.  Equally impressive is Aidan Quinn, one of the most underrated actors of his generation. Quinn generally doesn't take flashy parts; hence, he often doesn't receive his deserved share of attention. Here, as Don Day, a down-on-his-luck farmer with a family to provide for, Quinn again takes a low key part. The supporting cast includes Frances Fisher as Don's wife, Lexi Randall as his eldest daughter, Beatrice, and the always-delightful Brian Dennehy as Big Dave, the "richest man in Texas."
THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA opens with Mr. Cox, accompanied by his constant companion, Mathilda the cat, driving into town in a vintage 1930s automobile. Actually, since the car breaks down before he gets there, he ends up hitching a ride. Cox, as always, is looking for oil. He doesn't have a penny to his name, and he's never had a successful strike before, but that doesn't quell his enthusiasm, and when he thinks he locates a huge, untapped reservoir of liquid black gold in a place called Henrietta, he starts looking for investors. Cox agrees to go fifty/fifty with Don Day, the owner of the property where the prospective well is to be drilled, but since Don isn't rich, Cox has to raise $5000 on his own. The only problem is, every man of means knows his fruitless track record, and isn't interested in contributing to his latest scheme. Yet, even as Cox plots to obtain the money, Don scrapes together everything he has and sinks it into the venture, with tragic consequences for himself and his family.
Don and Cox are both dreamers, and this quality binds them together in the end. Because they're such likable, well-developed characters, we root unashamedly for them. THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA doesn't race towards the inevitable; it ambles. And it's the easy, unhurried gait that makes this film worthwhile, since it gives us an opportunity to get to know the two protagonists. This film isn't about men getting rich from an oil strike; it's about visionaries who, in Cox's words, hitch their wagons to a star. Cox loves life and the freedom of the road. Whether he makes or loses money is largely irrelevant.
This film oozes atmosphere. Director James Keach and cinematographer Bruce Surtees have worked meticulously to recapture the essence of an America that, although only sixty years in the past, is no more. As presented in HENRIETTA, the life of a farmer may have been simple, but it was also risky. If the crops didn't grow, the bank could repossess the land, and a whole family would be without a home. Although this film contains certain nostalgic elements, it's doesn't bask in an unfailingly warm glow. Racism, poverty, and their attendant hardships are very much in evidence.
THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA functions best as a character piece, since the basic storyline is straightforward. There are some problems with the conclusion, which ties up loose ends a little too neatly and conveniently. Nevertheless, with excellent performances from Duvall and Quinn, and sure directing by Keach, this film offers a pleasantly engrossing and satisfying drama with underdog protagonists whose efforts everyone can applaud.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin (or) http://www2.cybernex.net/~berardin
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horse and stable for kids
Ana White | Build a Horse Stables for American Girl or 18" Dolls ...
Dec 21, 2012 . The horse stables fits two horses, but you could make it longer or shorter to fit the needs of your children - one stable for small spaces, three or .
http://ana-white.com/2012/12/plans/horse-stables-american-girl-or-18quot-dolls
FAO Schwarz Plush Horse and Stable - FAO Schwarz - Toys "R" Us
When playtime is over, kids can pack the horses and accessories into the stable. The convenient top handle makes the set easy to carry for you and your kids.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4401036
Toy Stable - A Guide to the Best Toy Stables for Kids
schleich horse stable toy The Schleich Horse Stable is another great option. It is wooden, very well built, and has a lot of .
http://www.squidoo.com/toy-stable
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Horse Stable Escape - DressUp121.com
Horse Stable Escape Game - Free online Horse Stable Escape games for Kids and Girls - Dressup121.com.
http://www.dressup121.com/horse-stable-escape.htmlHorse Stable | Pottery Barn Kids
This lovely little stable has a working gate that opens and closes and a slatted window that lets her keep an eye on her horse.13" square, 17" highCrafted of .
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Toy horses, barns, stables and trailers. Toys for kids who like horses.
Large enough for several children to play at once. Features realistic barn complete with horse stable, spacious hayloft and storage shed. Barn doors open and .
http://www.horsehats.com/toy-horses.htmlTissue Box Horse Stable Craft - Animal Crafts for ... - PBS Kids Sprout
Make animal crafts for kids like this tissue box horse stable craft. Find more animal crafts for kids and other fun activities online at PBS KIDS Sprout.
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Classics 3-Horse Stable
Adorable, easy-to-assemble 3-stall barn is the perfect place for kids to stable their Classics horses. Features pink roof and windows and doors that...... read more .
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Hobbies
I have quite a bit of hobbies but if I had to tone it down to three I would choose cycling, non-fiction reading and the great out doors.
Cycling
I am a big fan of taking a break during the week to go on a long brisk bike ride. I like the workout and that feeling of accomplishment at the end of the ride. Most importantly no matter how busy my life or my fellow riders lives are we still make it to our weekly rides. It brings us together!
Non-Fiction Reading
I do enjoy lots of genres of books but my favorite by far is Non-fiction. I enjoy non-fiction reading the most due to the satisfaction I get from learning and using something new. Non-fiction lets the reader carry the facts however they please, me personally I make a story about the information instead of the author doing it for me!
The Great Outdoors
There is so much to love about nature but to keep this small I will be brief. When I feel stressed or just want some leisure time I will get outside. Ever since I was a small boy the sight of trees or the sound of the animals would give me joy. After all who doesn't love nature?
Fun facts about me
- I live and operate in Lancaster, PA.
- My favorite color is red.
- I am 17 years old
- I go to Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
- My favorite food is PB and J.
- I am a broncos fan and Nadal supporter


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SQL PASS COMMUNITY CONNECTION EVENT – ‘Down
Under in NZ 2008’ is coming REAL SOON! I hope you are
ready! This is going to be another fantastic weekend event!
Once again proudly run and managed by NZ DNUG Inc Soc with
some excellent and unique sessions presented by some of New
Zealand’s and Australia’s most talented and
influential experts. I’m sure you will find many
sessions to enjoy and to be enlightened on.
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Time
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Saturday 6th December
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Sunday 7th December
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| 8:00 |
Registration |
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| 9:00 |
Keynote (Dr Greg Low and Adam Cogan) Topic: SQL 2008 New
Features and IRON DBA
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Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services:
Architecture Overview
Presenter: Adam Cogan
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| 10:00 |
Management of data warehouse (performance)
Presenter: DR Greg Low
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Monitoring SQL Server with DMVs
Presenter: Dr Greg Low
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| 11:00 |
Preparing a Business Case Upgrade to present to the
Boss
Presenter: Darryl Burling
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Business Continuity with Backup and Restore
Presenter: Peter Ward
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| 12:00 |
Lunch (30mins) In house Catering |
Lunch (1hr)Pizza and Subway provided
Lunch Panel session: Cloud Hosted Data
The knowledgeable panel: Chris Auld, Adam Cogan, Peter
Ward, Justin King
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| 12:30 |
Demystifying Spatial data for SQL Server
Presenter: Pete Smith
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15 min Rapid fire Session on Command line tools –
Presenter: Dave Dustin
15 min Rapid fire Session on Certified Smart As* –
Presenter: James Hippolite
15 min Rapid fire Session on T-SQL...Interactive Coding
Standards Presenter: Amanda Jackson
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| 14:00 |
Top 15 SQL Server DBA Tasks for SQL Server 2005/2008
Presenter: Justin King
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LINQ Smackdown
Presenter: Adam Cogan and Justin King
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| 15:00 |
DTS/SSIS – The pain!
Presenter: Myles Matheson
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Security and the enhancements made in 2008
Presenter: Peter Ward
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| 16:00 |
Troubleshooting from the hip
Presenter: Dave Dustin
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A lap around SQL Server Data Services
Presenter: Chris Auld
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| 17:00 |
T/SQL Enhancements for 2008!
Presenter: Justin King
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Farewell and clean up |
| 19:30 |
SQL Pass Dinner Japanese Thai ($30 per person, there
will be a moderate bar tab provided)
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Farewell and clean up |


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Assimp
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Helper data structure for SceneCombiner. More...
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| aiScene * | scene |
Helper data structure for SceneCombiner.
Describes to which node a scene must be attached to.
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ActiveTcl User Guide
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Tcl_GetInt, Tcl_GetDouble, Tcl_GetBoolean - convert from string to integer, double, or boolean
#include <tcl.h>
int
Tcl_GetInt(interp, string, intPtr)
int
Tcl_GetDouble(interp, string, doublePtr)
int
Tcl_GetBoolean(interp, string, boolPtr)
These procedures convert from strings to integers or double-precision floating-point values or booleans (represented as 0- or 1-valued integers). Each of the procedures takes a string argument, converts it to an internal form of a particular type, and stores the converted value at the location indicated by the procedure's third argument. If all goes well, each of the procedures returns TCL_OK. If string doesn't have the proper syntax for the desired type then TCL_ERROR is returned, an error message is left in the interpreter's result, and nothing is stored at *intPtr or *doublePtr or *boolPtr.
Tcl_GetInt expects string to consist of a collection of integer digits, optionally signed and optionally preceded by white space. If the first two characters of string are ``0x'' then string is expected to be in hexadecimal form; otherwise, if the first character of string is ``0'' then string is expected to be in octal form; otherwise, string is expected to be in decimal form.
Tcl_GetDouble expects string to consist of a floating-point number, which is: white space; a sign; a sequence of digits; a decimal point; a sequence of digits; the letter ``e''; and a signed decimal exponent. Any of the fields may be omitted, except that the digits either before or after the decimal point must be present and if the ``e'' is present then it must be followed by the exponent number.
Tcl_GetBoolean expects string to specify a boolean value. If string is any of 0, false, no, or off, then Tcl_GetBoolean stores a zero value at *boolPtr. If string is any of 1, true, yes, or on, then 1 is stored at *boolPtr. Any of these values may be abbreviated, and upper-case spellings are also acceptable.
boolean, conversion, double, floating-point, integer
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Bottle comes with a fast, powerful and easy to learn built-in template engine called SimpleTemplate or stpl for short. It is the default engine used by the view() and template() helpers but can be used as a stand-alone general purpose template engine too. This document explains the template syntax and shows examples for common use cases.
Basic API Usage:
SimpleTemplate implements the BaseTemplate API:
>>> from bottle import SimpleTemplate
>>> tpl = SimpleTemplate('Hello {{name}}!')
>>> tpl.render(name='World')
u'Hello World!'
In this document we use the template() helper in examples for the sake of simplicity:
>>> from bottle import template
>>> template('Hello {{name}}!', name='World')
u'Hello World!'
Just keep in mind that compiling and rendering templates are two different actions, even if the template() helper hides this fact. Templates are usually compiled only once and cached internally, but rendered many times with different keyword arguments.
Python is a very powerful language but its whitespace-aware syntax makes it difficult to use as a template language. SimpleTemplate removes some of these restrictions and allows you to write clean, readable and maintainable templates while preserving full access to the features, libraries and speed of the Python language.
Warning
The SimpleTemplate syntax compiles directly to python bytecode and is executed on each SimpleTemplate.render() call. Do not render untrusted templates! They may contain and execute harmful python code.
You already learned the use of the {{...}} syntax from the “Hello World!” example above, but there is more: any python expression is allowed within the curly brackets as long as it evaluates to a string or something that has a string representation:
>>> template('Hello {{name}}!', name='World')
u'Hello World!'
>>> template('Hello {{name.title() if name else "stranger"}}!', name=None)
u'Hello stranger!'
>>> template('Hello {{name.title() if name else "stranger"}}!', name='mArC')
u'Hello Marc!'
The contained python expression is executed at render-time and has access to all keyword arguments passed to the SimpleTemplate.render() method. HTML special characters are escaped automatically to prevent XSS attacks. You can start the expression with an exclamation mark to disable escaping for that expression:
>>> template('Hello {{name}}!', name='World')
u'Hello World!'
>>> template('Hello {{!name}}!', name='World')
u'Hello World!'
The template engine allows you to embed lines or blocks of python code within your template. Code lines start with % and code blocks are surrounded by <% and %> tokens:
% name = "Bob" # a line of python code

Some plain text in between

<%
# A block of python code
name = name.title().strip()
%>

More plain text

Embedded python code follows regular python syntax, but with two additional syntax rules:

% for item in basket:

{{item}}

% end

Both the % and the <% tokens are only recognized if they are the first non-whitespace characters in a line. You don’t have to escape them if they appear mid-text in your template markup. Only if a line of text starts with one of these tokens, you have to escape it with a backslash. In the rare case where the backslash + token combination appears in your markup at the beginning of a line, you can always help yourself with a string literal in an inline expression:
This line contains % and <% but no python code.
\% This text-line starts with the '%' token.
\<% Another line that starts with a token but is rendered as text.
{{'\\%'}} this line starts with an escaped token.
If you find yourself to escape a lot, consider using custom tokens.
Code blocks and code lines always span the whole line. Whitespace in front of after a code segment is stripped away. You won’t see empty lines or dangling whitespace in your template because of embedded code:

% if True:
content
% end

This snippet renders to clean and compact html:

content

But embedding code still requires you to start a new line, which may not what you want to see in your rendered template. To skip the newline in front of a code segment, end the text line with a double-backslash:

\\
%if True:
content\\
%end

THis time the rendered template looks like this:

content

This only works directly in front of code segments. In all other places you can control the whitespace yourself and don’t need any special syntax.
Each template is preloaded with a bunch of functions that help with the most common use cases. These functions are always available. You don’t have to import or provide them yourself. For everything not covered here there are probably good python libraries available. Remember that you can import anything you want within your templates. They are python programs after all.
Changed in version 0.12: Prior to this release, include() and rebase() were sytnax keywords, not functions.
Render a sub-template with the specified variables and insert the resulting text into the current template. The function returns a dictionary containing the local variables passed to or defined within the sub-template:
% include('header.tpl', title='Page Title')
Page Content
% include('foother.tpl')
Mark the current template to be later included into a different template. After the current template is rendered, its resulting text is stored in a variable named base and passed to the base-template, which is then rendered. This can be used to wrap a template with surrounding text, or simulate the inheritance feature found in other template engines:
% rebase('base.tpl', title='Page Title')

Page Content ...

This can be combined with the following base.tpl:

<title>{{title or 'No title'}}</title>

{{base}}

Accessing undefined variables in a template raises NameError and stops rendering immediately. This is standard python behavior and nothing new, but vanilla python lacks an easy way to check the availability of a variable. This quickly gets annoying if you want to support flexible inputs or use the same template in different situations. These functions may help:
Return True if the variable is defined in the current template namespace, False otherwise.
Return the variable, or a default value.
If the variable is not defined, create it with the given default value. Return the variable.
Here is an example that uses all three functions to implement optional template variables in different ways:
% setdefault('text', 'No Text')

{{get('title', 'No Title')}}

 {{ text }}

% if defined('author'):

By {{ author }}

% end


Ernst Abbe's father worked as a spinner who found it extremely difficult to provide for his family. Kendall, writing in [2], describes Ernst's childhood:-
His childhood was one of privation, his father worked on his feet 16 hours every day with no breaks for meals. Ernst, however, won scholarships and was helped through his studies by his father's employer.
Abbe studied at the University of Jena and the University of Göttingen, receiving his doctorate from Göttingen in 1861 with a dissertation on thermodynamics. In 1863 he joined the teaching staff at the University of Jena and he presented the paper Über die Gesetzmässigkeit in der Vertheilung bei Beobachtungsreihen for his teaching qualification.
M G Kendall, see [2] or [3], writes:- O B Sheynin has recently called attention to a most remarkable paper by Ernst Abbe, presented in 1863, in which Abbe derives not only the c2 distribution, but R L Anderson's (1942) distribution of the serial correlation coefficient. ... The paper is a superbly competent piece of work and perhaps the most remarkable anticipation of later studies of distribution theory that have yet come to light.
Abbe was appointed professor of physics and mathematics at Jena in 1870 and, in 1878, he was appointed director of the astronomical observatory at Jena and of the meteorological observatory at Jena.
However, Abbe had been approached by Carl Zeiss in 1866 with various optical problems. This turned his attention towards optics and astronomy. In addition to his university posts, Abbe was made research director of the Zeiss optical works in 1866. In 1868 he invented the apochromatic lens system for the microscope. This important breakthrough eliminates both the primary and secondary colour distortion of microscopes.
Other optical advances which Abbe made include a clearer theoretical understanding of limits to magnification and the discovery the Abbe sine condition, as it is called today, which gives conditions on a lens for it to form a sharp image, without the defects of coma and spherical aberration. He also made practical improvements in microscope design including, in 1870, the use of a condenser to give a high-powered even illumination of the field of view. The Carl Zeiss Foundation describes Abbe's work at this time as follows:-
One year after beginning the manufacture of the Carl Zeiss compound microscope, in 1873, Herr Abbe released a scientific paper describing the mathematics leading to the perfection of this wonderful invention. For the first time in optical design, aberration, diffraction and coma were described and understood. Abbe described the optical process so well that this paper has become the foundation upon which much of our understanding of optical science rests today. As a reward for his efforts Carl Zeiss made Abbe a partner in his burgeoning business in 1876.
Becoming wealthy through his optical work and a partnership with Zeiss, Abbe set up and endowed the Carl Zeiss Foundation for research in science and social improvement in 1891. The Carl Zeiss Foundation describes its setting up as follows:-
This foundation established a new group as the owners of Carl Zeiss. The greater portion of the assets were deeded to the University of Jena, whose Department of Education managed the universities interests. This authority was bound by a set of statutes drawn up by Abbe himself, after studying sociology and law for two years. The balance of the estate was donated to the employees of Carl Zeiss.
Abbe introduced industrial relations changes into the Zeiss optical works in 1896 which today sound commonplace but were many years ahead of their time.
Eisenach, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (now in Germany)


Star Wars is one of the world’s most popular entertainment franchises, spanning multiple films, several animated television series, comic books, action figures, novels, and video games. Taken place in a fictional galexy known to be far far away is an intriguing story about a boy who is known to be the choosen one. The entire galexy depends on him to bring balance with the force. Somewhere along the way he finds himself at the edge of joining the dark side because of his greed for power. He risked the lives of his beloved ones and the greed caused his true love to die by his hand..
Battlefront II (click me)
Indiana Jones
The thrilling adventure brought to you by George Lucas and Steven Spilsberg is an old-fashioned Hollywood Wit remains a modern classic. The franchies is made up of four movies and a series known as the chronicles of Indiana Jones which features the life as a boy along with his many adventures.
Fun Fact: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the lost Ark, the first adventure took 6 months for Speilberg and Lucas to find the leading star for the movie. The fate lied in Empire Strikes Back to finalize Harrison Ford as the famous Indiana Jones.
Who Said It?
"“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.”"
Best order to watch the Star Wars movies and shows
Episode I:
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Episode II:
Attack of the Clones (2002)
Star Wars:
The Clone Wars (2008-2020)
Episode III:
Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Solo:
A Star Wars Story (2018)
Star Wars Rebels:
(2014-2018)
Rogue One:
(2016)
Episode IV:
A New Hope (1977)
Episode V:
The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Episode VI:
Return of the Jedi (1983)
The Mandalorian
(2019-present)
Star Wars:
Resistance (2018-2020)
Episode VII:
The Force Awakens (2015)
Episode VIII:
The Last Jedi (2017)
Episode IX:
The Rise of Skywalker (2019)


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Parking Assist using Ping Sensor
Design Brief
Problem Statement
A low cost parking assist which updates the driver how close he / she is from the wall. After crossing a certain limit, the system will trigger an LED Indication / Sound Alarm.
Problem Description
Usually while parking a car or a bike it highly probable to hit a wall and lose our vehicles paint.If there is warning system that can notify the driver that he/she is very close to wall and he/she must stop now this issue can be solved. I am a bad driver in case of parking. I usually hit wall while I am parking car in reverse . This low cost parking assit can help me in avoiding this issue.
Constraints
The Ultrasonic sensor is not available in the invetory. I have to procure that locally. I am planning to design and fabricate casing using acrylic sheet by laser cutting. The box size is 5cm * 5 cm with a height of 4 cm. I need to cut two holes for the ping sensor at the top. The weight wont exceed 100gms.
Fabrication Process : PCB Design -> Milling PCB -> Soldering -> Programming -> Building the case
Cost
The average Cost of production will be less than Rs. 500 including price for the sensor.
 I selected the Hello World FTDI board for my project beta testing. Using this board i can create the beta version of project with help of the Ping sensor and Fab ISP.I had my working Hello world board with me.
My first requiremnt was to arrange connector that can connect my sensor to FTDI Header of the board . Now the limitation is that i need to power the board using ISP. I ignored this since if i can successfully read measurement and test my beta using this board later i can design a new board with external power supply. i created a 4 pin connector using the connectors available in the inventory.
Connector
Now connect the cable to the sensor and the board in correct orientation.
Connections
I have a LED available on my board which am going to use as my indicator for distance. My plan is to make high delayed blink when the distance is higher than 10 inches and make sma delayed blinks when distance is less than 10 inches. For using this Ping sensor HC SR04 i need the library newping sensor which can be downloaded form here . We need to import this library first before coding. For that quit arduino if open and paste the unzipped downloaded folder to the library folder inside arduino folder.
/*
Parking Assist
Abhilash S T
27/11/2015
*/
#include //include the NewPing library
//I/O pins
int rLED = 8; // Setting pin 8 as output pin
int echo = 1; // Setting pin 1 as echo input from HC SR04
int trigger = 0; // Setting pin 0 as trigger pin.
//values to keep track of
int distance = 0;
NewPing sonar(0, 1, 500); //constructor for NewPing sonar(triggerPin, echoPin, max_CM)
void setup()
{
pinMode(rLED, OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
distance = sonar.ping_in(); //detect distance in inches
if(distance == 0)
{
digitalWrite(rLED, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(rLED, LOW);
}
else{
}
// if distance is greater than 10 inches led will glow for 1 second and will be off for 5 Second
if (distance >= 10 ) {
digitalWrite(rLED, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(rLED, LOW);
delay(5000);
digitalWrite(rLED, HIGH);
}
else{
}
//if distance is less than 10 inches LED with Blink with a deay of 150ms
if (distance <= 10 ) {
digitalWrite(rLED, HIGH);
delay(150);
digitalWrite(rLED, LOW);
delay(150);
digitalWrite(rLED, HIGH);
}
else{
}
} //end of loop
Project Setup
Now we need to burn this program into our board using Arduino IDE. Thank god there was no compiling errors in the program. Uploaded the code sucessfully and no i can see the LED blinking slowly. Now i arranged the component as shown below and tested using a paper as obstacle. When brought close say 10 inches from sensor the led was blinking very fast. So now i have my beta project running sucessfully.In the below video i have reduced the distance to 5 inches for convenience in taking video.
Parking Assist Beta Version.
Limitations of the beta Version
- Requires Fab ISP or 5v supply and need to use ISP header for powering the circuit.
- There only one LED available for indication purpose (Initially I planned for a RGB LED)
- There is no casing designed for the project
I have added a Regulator IC so that I can connect the cicuit to a 9V cell. Also i have removed the switch and added a Green LED there. So that I can have two level indication like when wall is not close Green LED will blink and and when wall is close Red on will blink and blink delay will will be reduced as the proximity increases.
Modified Project Circuit and Traces
Download Files here