Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
For the tuna patties, place all the patty ingredients into the bowl of a food-processor and blend until the mixture is well combined.
Roll the patty mixture into four patties. Heat the olive oil in a small frying pan and fry for three minutes each side or until golden-brown.
For the cucumber relish, place all the relish ingredients into a clean medium-sized bowl and mix well to combine.
To serve, place the patties on a clean plate and serve with the cucumber relish in a small bowl on the side.


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model = discovery_info.get("model_name")
ctrl_url = discovery_info.get("control_url")
desc_url = discovery_info.get("description_url")
if ctrl_url in hass.data[KNOWN]:
_LOGGER.info("%s already manually configured", ctrl_url)
return
receivers = rxv.RXV(
ctrl_url, model_name=model, friendly_name=name,
unit_desc_url=desc_url).zone_controllers()
_LOGGER.info("Receivers: %s", receivers)
After Change
devices = []
for receiver in receivers:
if receiver.zone in zone_ignore:
continue
device = YamahaDevice(name, receiver, source_ignore,
source_names, zone_names)
// Only add device if it"s not already added
if device.unique_id not in hass.data[DATA_YAMAHA]:
hass.data[DATA_YAMAHA][device.unique_id] = device
devices.append(device)
else:
_LOGGER.debug("Ignoring duplicate receiver %s", name)
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The Go Doctor is open source, released under a three-clause BSD-style license. To get the Go Doctor source code, fork the Go Doctor project at GitHub.
Please create an issue at the GitHub site if you run into any problems. Pull requests are welcome.
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The Go Doctor was initially supported by a Google Faculty Research Award to Jeffrey Overbey and Munawar Hafiz, formerly of Auburn University, with Alan Donovan (Google, Inc.) serving as the project sponsor. Source code contributions have been made by:
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- Venkatesh Reddy Burgula – Rename
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You are approached by a business developer to get advice on where to build a new store in Phoenix, AZ. There are currently six candidates. Use the Yelp dataset and come up with your own scoring scheme to identify the best location to recommend.
As a team, choose one of the following business types to work on:
For this hackathon, you will use a scoring method that is based on a series of 20 Yes/No questions that can be applied to each candidate location. The candidate location that has the most number of Yes’s is the most viable location.
Each Yes/No question generally should take on the form of
Does the location have X nearby?
where X is a feature that you think would be useful for the business to be viable.
Two examples of such questions are:
Implement scoring functions and visualize how these candidate locations are scored. The skeleton code is provided for you in report.html.
Each person must implement at least two questions to receive credits for this hackathon.
Our team chose to analyze candidate locations for a new full-service daycare center.
The team members who contributed to this hackathon are:
Our team came up with the following relevant questions:
Nicole Does the location not have any liquor stores within 3km? contributed by Nicole Woytarowicz
Generally might signify a less nice part of town if there are liquor stores near by.
Is the location within 10km of the city center? contributed by Satchel Spencer
You don’t want kids easily running off into the desert.
Tristan Does the location have a park within 5 miles? contributed by Tristan Wagar
Children like to play outside.
Does the location not have a lot of clubs and bars within 2km? contributed by Nicole Woytarowicz
Generally don’t want to involve children in the nightlife of a city.
Does the location have pre-school or elementary school within 1km? contributed by Tristan Wagar
Can drop your kids off at daycare after or before school.

Satchel Does the location have any competeing daycares within 6km? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Don’t want to be competing with other daycares.
Does the location have any 4 star or above restaurants within 5km? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Indicator of affluence and better neighborhood.
Does the location have any restaurants with a price range above 3 within 3km? contributed by Nicole Woytarowicz
Another indicator of affluence and better neighborhood.
Does the location have any restaurants within 5 km that are good for kids? contributed by Tristan Wagar
So you can take your kids out to eat after picking them up.
Does the location have any locations within 3km that have free wifi? contributed by Satchel Spencer
In case a parent needs internet to get some work done, they can do so near by the kids.
Nicole Is there a hospital within 5km? contributed by Satchel Spencer
In case something happens to a child and they need to be seen by a doctor.
John Is there street parking within 1km of the location? contributed by Satchel Spencer
So parents can park somewhere when dropping off their kids.
Are there any businesses with an upscale ambience within 5km of the location? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Indicator of affluence and nice neighborhood again.
Are there a lot of businesses good for dessert within 1km of the location? contributed by Nicole Woytarowicz
Children love sweets.
Satchel Are there mostly quiet businesses within 1km of the location? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Want to keep things peaceful.
John Is there a lice service provider within 1km? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Children are prone to getting lice, especially when in groups.
Sushant Is there an ice cream/frozen yogurt place within 2km of the location? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Children love ice cream.
Sushant Is there a police department within 3km of the location? contributed by Satchel Spencer
Want police departments to signify safety of location.
Are there any businesses with a classy ambience within 3km of the location? contributed by Nicole Woytarowicz
Another indicator of affluence.
Our team collectively has implemented 10 scoring functions. Based on the scores, our team recommends location 1 from west to east, because it receives 7 out of 10 possible scores.


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In May, 1870 Patrick and Margaret Kelly Shea emigrated from County Longford with three daughters: Winnifred, Mary, and Bridgit. They sailed to Boston and traveled by train to Saint Cloud, MN. From there they rode the stagecoach to Chippewa (later called Brandon). The 160-acre homestead they purchased was about 7 miles northeast of Brandon in Leaf Valley. As late as 1870 the Red River Trail they came on was still the only major track through the western part of the state.
Patrick a bought the homestead for one thousand dollars. The Homestead Act of 1862 made possible the settlement of this fertile land. An American citizen could obtain title to the land after settling it for five years and making improvements. Patrick was very proud to own the homesteaded claim as England would not let them own land in Ireland.
Patrick was the only one of his family to leave Ireland. His daughter, Mary, planned to show him Ireland but her husband Jack Conway, a Great Northern engineer, was killed and that plan ended. His daughter, Margaret Shea Kehoe, was the only one of his children to visit Ireland which she did in 1959 and 1972. Elizabeth Shea Delaney, daughter of his brother Thomas, and her husband Timothy and two children Catherine (Kindregan) and Thomas visited the farm in 1919.
In addition to the three daughters born to Patrick and Margaret in Ireland, two more daughters were born in Leaf Valley: Elizabeth and Anne. Soon after Anne was born, Margaret died of pneumonia (February 2, 1872). Hubert Murrey, who lived about one and one-half miles away, took care of the two little girls in her home.
On November 12, 1873 Patrick Shea and Catherine Mullins were married in Millerville in a log mission church; a priest came only every few months. Catherine was 27 years of age and Patrick was 43. To this union, nine children were born - four daughters and five sons, as follows: Ellen, Richard, Catherine, John, Margaret, Thomas, Peter, William, and Frances. Patrick and Catherine also raised a boy, Johnny Edwards, from State School in Owatonna. He ran away and joined the Merchant Marine.
Patrick and Catherine also raised a boy, Johnny Edwards, from State School in Owatonna. He ran away and joined the Merchant Marines. When he came back to Minneapolis he was so sorry to hear that John Shea had died that he legally changed his name to John O'Shea. (Patrick had dropped the "O" when he came to this country.) John O'Shea was beloved by the family.
The last surviving member of the family, Frances Shea Donovan, died Jan. 8, 1990 at a nursing home in Minneapolis. Margaret Shea Kehoe had the longest life of anyone in the family. She was one hundred years and ten months at death. Frances was eighty seven and eight months. Patrick Shea was survived by eleven of his fourteen children when he died on Jan. 28, 1920. Anne, John, and Peter had preceded him in death. The farm remained in the Shea name for eighty-seven years. Minnie Shea sold it in 1957 to Wilmar Schultz.
In 1866 the Michael Mullins family emigrated from Killduff, County Limerick, to Boston where they stayed six years before leaving for Leaf Valley. By this time the railroad extended to Sauk Centre and the rest of the trip to Brandon was made by stagecoach. There were four sons - Martin, Michael, John and David, and one daughter, Catherine. Martin married and stayed in Boston. Michael also married and ran the Mullins farm; he had nine children. John and David worked for various farmers and lived on the farm.
Catherine, the only daughter, was 19 when the family came to America. She, like Martin, stayed in Boston. She worked as a cook in a wealthy home - a fortunate position at the time. She had gone to the Hedge school in Ireland. England severely restricted the Irish schools so these were held in secret places in the hedges. It was there, that she got her education "at the knee of a Jesuit priest." She received a solid eduation, which was fortunate for Patrick as he was unable to go to school, and she read and wrote for him.
America presented challenges. Ireland's climate differed greatly from that of Minnesota. They missed their families and social life they enjoyed in Ireland. Few of their neighbor spoke English. They walked or rode five miles to Millerville to attend mass and heard no English. Catherine (b. July 20, 1846, d. Jan. 31, 1940) died at the age of ninety-three at the home of her daughter, Margaret, in Alexandria. Four of her children preceded her in death - Ellen, John, Peter, and Richard.
Shortly after the Great Potato Famine (An Gorta Mór) in Ireland, 1846 - 1848, millions of Irish men and women emigrated to the United States and Canada. By 1858 two million had fled and by the end of the century the number had increased to four million. The exodus, one of the greatest migrations in history, reduced Ireland's population by one-half. The Shea-Mullins families were part of that exodus!
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Evaluate the health of your projects in Jira. Technical debt applied to process and project management.
Evaluate the health of your project using the debt relief cost, the distribution, the debt ratio and obtain a rating of the sustainability of your project from A (best case) to E (worst case).
Project Health Monitor for Jira
Debt evaluation is done by reviewing all the problems of your project and finding bad practices. And you can browse your project debt at any time using the tab in the sidebar.
Get the debt information in the issues panel. The information shown in the debt panel of the issue is the same provided in the debt panel of the project, but calculated at the level of the current issue.
To discover all the functionalities in detail visit the documentation page.
Streamline the consultation process for your most important decisions
The Project Health Monitor for Jira will help you know how to reduce debt using JIRA best practices and the quality model you have set up.
You will be able to see the issues with the highest debt and you will only have to check the actions and solve the problems.
El modelo de calidad de la deuda está inspirado en el método SQALE.
The SQALE method has been developed to answer a generic and permanent need for assessing the quality of source code. Standards like ISO 9126 and ISO/IEC 15939 do not provide effective support for this challenge. The SQALE method is targeted for an automated implementation. It is generic and language and tool independent.
The SQALE method is particularly devoted to the management of the Technical Debt (or Design Debt) of software developments. It allows:
- To define clearly what creates the technical debt
- To estimate correctly this debt
- To analyze this debt upon technical and business perspective
- To offer different strategies allowing establishing payback plan.
Although the SQALE method focuses on the source code, we have adapted it so that we can focus on the JIRA problems, rather than the lines of code. We have called this debt "management debt".
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Chapter 7. Simple Text Formatting and Specialized Editing
Emacs is fundamentally a text editor, rather than a word processor:
it is a tool that creates files containing exactly what you see on
the screen rather than a tool that makes text files look beautiful
when printed. However, Emacs does give you the capability to do the
following:
Indent text using tabs and other indentation tricks. Center words, lines, and paragraphs of text. Hide and show portions of a document using outline mode, which gives
you a feel for a document's overall structure.
Outline mode can make it easier to go from rough outline, to detailed
outline, to rough draft, to the final product. Edit by column rather than by line (especially helpful when you
create or change tables or work with column-oriented datasets),
referred to in Emacs as rectangle
editing. Create simple pictures using keyboard characters or the mouse.
Much of this chapter, though, focuses on some fairly simple stuff:
tabs and indenting text. We describe Emacs's
behavior in primarily two major modes: fundamental mode and text
mode. If you are a developer, you'll probably want
to write code in a mode appropriate to the language
you're using; see Chapter 9
for details. If you use a markup language like HTML, see Chapter 8 for additional relevant information.
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Steering Committee
The members of the Steering Committee are:
- Kristen Ratan, Co-Founder, The Collaborative Knowledge Foundation
- Mark Patterson, Executive Director, eLife Sciences Publications Ltd
- Andrew Smeall, Chief Digital Officer, Hindawi Ltd
- John Baker, Managing Director, Digirati Ltd
The specific responsibilities of the steering committee can be summarised as:
- Ensuring that the community-driven development process is fair and transparent for all participants
- Evangelising the open source project to possible users, funders and new community members
- Ensuring adequate participation by staff within each member organization in special interest groups
- Supporting the project leadership in communicating the benefits and obligations of membership to the community
Joining the steering committee
Any organisation or individual can be a member of the steering committee and new members are added by consensus of the existing committee. Specific individuals representing organisations should be in a senior position and have access to technology or publishing knowledge in their organisation.
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1 Then he cried in my ears with a loud voice, saying, “Bring near the executioners of the city, each with his destroying weapon in his hand.”
2 And behold, six men came from the direction of the upper gate, which faces north, each with his weapon for slaughter in his hand, and with them was a man clothed in linen, with a writing case at his waist. And they went in and stood beside the bronze altar.
3 Now the glory of the God of Israel had gone up from the cherub on which it rested to the threshold of the house. And he called to the man clothed in linen, who had the writing case at his waist.
4 And the LORD said to him, “Pass through the city, through Jerusalem, and put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and groan over all the abominations that are committed in it.”
5 And to the others he said in my hearing, “Pass through the city after him, and strike. Your eye shall not spare, and you shall show no pity.
6 Kill old men outright, young men and maidens, little children and women, but touch no one on whom is the mark. And begin at my sanctuary.” So they began with the elders who were before the house.
7 Then he said to them, “Defile the house, and fill the courts with the slain. Go out.” So they went out and struck in the city.
8 And while they were striking, and I was left alone, I fell upon my face, and cried, “Ah, Lord GOD! Will you destroy all the remnant of Israel in the outpouring of your wrath on Jerusalem?”
9 Then he said to me, “The guilt of the house of Israel and Judah is exceedingly great.  For they say, ‘The LORD has forsaken the land, and the LORD does not see.’
10 As for me, my eye will not spare, nor will I have pity; I will bring their deeds upon their heads.”
11 And behold, the man clothed in linen, with the writing case at his waist, brought back word, saying, “I have done as you commanded me.”


Boris Johnson says 'Twittersphere isn't my province' despite 1,200,000 followers
The prime minister has said Twitter isn’t really his thing, after being questioned about the Conservative Party renaming its official Twitter account to ‘factcheckUK’.
The party was criticised by official fact checking organisations after renaming its account during the live leaders’ debate on Tuesday this week, making it appear as though it was an impartial fact checking outlet.
It then went on to offer commentary on Jeremy Corbyn’s performance, in a move described as ‘inappropriate and misleading’.
As Mr Johnson unveiled his party’s manifesto at Telford earlier this afternoon, he was asked about the change of the Twitter account and whether it undermined trust in the Conservative Party.
Looking somewhat perplexed by the question, Mr Johnson replied: ‘The Twittersphere is not my province’.
He went on to add that ‘Labour have some sort of operation which is very similar to this’, before saying he ‘hadn’t really followed this Twitter stuff’ as much as others would like.
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The prime minister is a regular user of Twitter, with 1,200,000 followers.
Independent fact-checking charity Full Fact criticised the move at the time and tweeted: ‘It is inappropriate and misleading for the Conservative press office to rename their twitter account “factcheckUK” during this debate. ‘Please do not mistake it for an independent fact checking service such as @FullFact, @FactCheck or @FactCheckNI”
Twitter also issued a statement following the incident, warning that any further attempts to ‘mislead people’ during the election campaign will result in action.
The company said: ‘Twitter is committed to facilitating healthy debate throughout the UK general election.
‘We have global rules in place that prohibit behaviour that can mislead people, including those with verified accounts.
‘Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information – in a manner seen during the UK Election Debate – will result in decisive corrective action.’
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Changes the current settings of a transition. Same as going to your OBS and clicking on ‘Properties’ in your Scene Transitions.
Example: {"transition_match": "Fade","switch_percentage": 30,"easing_match": 2,"position_in": 10}
You can retrieve your current transition settings by executing a Custom Packet command with the following JSON: {"request-type":"GetTransitionSettings","transitionName":"YOURTRANSITIONNAME","message-id":"6666"}
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| TransitionName | String | Name of the transition to modify |
| transitionSettings | JSON | JSON string containing the transition settings |


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This method allows a client to set the server-assigned Notification Channel, which is the Discord Channel ID that is used for iReport Notifications, such as join notifications and Report Suggestions.
guild_id
, and role_id
.{
guild_id: 123
channel_id: 123
}
The headers must include a valid authorization token.
Status: 200 OK
{
channel: 123
}
channel
returned is the new modrole.
For errors responses, see the response status codes documentation.


multi_object_search.models package¶
Submodules¶
multi_object_search.models.observation_model module¶
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class
multi_object_search.models.observation_model.
MosObservationModel
(dim, sensor, object_ids, sigma=0.01, epsilon=1)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.oopomdp.OOObservationModel
Object-oriented transition model
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sample
(next_state, action, argmax=False, **kwargs)¶ Returns observation
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class
multi_object_search.models.observation_model.
ObjectObservationModel
(objid, sensor, dim, sigma=0, epsilon=1)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.basics.ObservationModel
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probability
(observation, next_state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns the probability of Pr (observation | next_state, action).
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sample
(next_state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns observation
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argmax
(self, next_state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns the most likely observation
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multi_object_search.models.observation_model.
unittest
()¶
multi_object_search.models.policy_model module¶
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class
multi_object_search.models.policy_model.
PolicyModel
(robot_id, grid_map=None)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.algorithms.po_uct.RolloutPolicy
Simple policy model. All actions are possible at any state.
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sample
(self, state, **kwargs)¶ Returns action randomly sampled according to the distribution of this policy model.
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probability
(self, action, state, **kwargs)¶ Returns the probability of \(\pi(a|s)\).
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argmax
(state, **kwargs)¶ Returns the most likely action
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get_all_actions
(state=None, history=None)¶ note: find can only happen after look.
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rollout
(self, State state, tuple history=None)¶
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multi_object_search.models.reward_model module¶
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class
multi_object_search.models.reward_model.
MosRewardModel
(target_objects, big=1000, small=1, robot_id=None)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.basics.RewardModel
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probability
(self, reward, state, action, next_state, **kwargs)¶ Returns the probability of \(\Pr(r|s,a,s')\).
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sample
(self, state, action, next_state, **kwargs)¶ Returns reward randomly sampled according to the distribution of this reward model.
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argmax
(state, action, next_state, normalized=False, robot_id=None)¶ Returns the most likely reward
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class
multi_object_search.models.reward_model.
GoalRewardModel
(target_objects, big=1000, small=1, robot_id=None)¶ Bases:
multi_object_search.models.reward_model.MosRewardModel
This is a reward where the agent gets reward only for detect-related actions.
multi_object_search.models.transition_model module¶
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class
multi_object_search.models.transition_model.
MosTransitionModel
(dim, sensors, object_ids, epsilon=1e-09)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.oopomdp.OOTransitionModel
Object-oriented transition model; The transition model supports the multi-robot case, where each robot is equipped with a sensor; The multi-robot transition model should be used by the Environment, but not necessarily by each robot for planning.
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sample
(state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns next_state
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argmax
(state, action, normalized=False, **kwargs)¶ Returns the most likely next state
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class
multi_object_search.models.transition_model.
StaticObjectTransitionModel
(objid, epsilon=1e-09)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.basics.TransitionModel
This model assumes the object is static.
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probability
(self, next_state, state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns the probability of \(\Pr(s'|s,a)\).
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sample
(state, action)¶ Returns next_object_state
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argmax
(state, action)¶ Returns the most likely next object_state
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class
multi_object_search.models.transition_model.
RobotTransitionModel
(sensor, dim, epsilon=1e-09)¶ Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.basics.TransitionModel
We assume that the robot control is perfect and transitions are deterministic.
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classmethod
if_move_by
(robot_id, state, action, dim, check_collision=True)¶ Defines the dynamics of robot motion; dim (tuple): the width, length of the search world.
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probability
(self, next_state, state, action, **kwargs)¶ Returns the probability of \(\Pr(s'|s,a)\).
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argmax
(state, action)¶ Returns the most likely next robot_state
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sample
(state, action)¶ Returns next_robot_state
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classmethod
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multi_object_search.models.transition_model.
valid_pose
(pose, width, length, state=None, check_collision=True, pose_objid=None)¶ Returns True if the given pose (x,y) is a valid pose; If check_collision is True, then the pose is only valid if it is not overlapping with any object pose in the environment state.
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multi_object_search.models.transition_model.
in_boundary
(pose, width, length)¶


Web Service SAX Injection
Web Services communicate through the use of SOAP requests. These requests
are submitted to a web service in an attempt to execute a function defined
in the web service definition language (WSDL) file.
In this exercise, try to change the password for a user other than 101.
General Goal(s):
Some web interfaces make use of Web Services in the background. If the frontend relies on the web service for all input validation, it may be possible to corrupt the XML that the web interface sends.In this exercise, try to change the password for a user other than 101.


| dbApply {RMySQL} | R Documentation |
Applies R/S-Plus functions to groups of remote DBMS rows without bringing an entire result set all at once. The result set is expected to be sorted by the grouping field.
dbApply(res, ...) ## S4 method for signature 'MySQLResult' dbApply( res, INDEX, FUN = stop("must specify FUN"), begin = NULL, group.begin = NULL, new.record = NULL, end = NULL, batchSize = 100, maxBatch = 1e+06, ..., simplify = TRUE )
res |
a result set (see |
... |
any additional arguments to be passed to |
INDEX |
a character or integer specifying the field name or field number that defines the various groups. |
FUN |
a function to be invoked upon identifying the last row from every
group. This function will be passed a data frame holding the records of the
current group, a character string with the group label, plus any other
arguments passed to |
begin |
a function of no arguments to be invoked just prior to retrieve the first row from the result set. |
group.begin |
a function of one argument (the group label) to be invoked upon identifying a row from a new group |
new.record |
a function to be invoked as each individual record is fetched. The first argument to this function is a one-row data.frame holding the new record. |
end |
a function of no arguments to be invoked just after retrieving the last row from the result set. |
batchSize |
the default number of rows to bring from the remote result
set. If needed, this is automatically extended to hold groups bigger than
|
maxBatch |
the absolute maximum of rows per group that may be extracted from the result set. |
simplify |
Not yet implemented |
This function is meant to handle somewhat gracefully(?) large
amounts of data from the DBMS by bringing into R manageable chunks (about
batchSize
records at a time, but not more than maxBatch
); the
idea is that the data from individual groups can be handled by R, but not
all the groups at the same time.
A list with as many elements as there were groups in the result set.
if (mysqlHasDefault()) { con <- dbConnect(RMySQL::MySQL(), dbname = "test") dbWriteTable(con, "mtcars", mtcars, overwrite = TRUE) res <- dbSendQuery(con, "SELECT * FROM mtcars ORDER BY cyl") dbApply(res, "cyl", function(x, grp) quantile(x$mpg, names=FALSE)) dbClearResult(res) dbRemoveTable(con, "mtcars") dbDisconnect(con) }


WOMAN ON PIER 13 (I Married a Communist)(director: Robert Stevenson; screenwiter Charles Grayson/Robert Hardy Andrews/from a story by George W George & George Slavin; cinematographer: Nick Musuraca; editor Roland Gross; cast: Laraine Day (Nan Collins), Robert Ryan (Brad Collins), Thomas Gomez (Vanning), John Agar (Don Lowry), Janis Carter (Christine Norman), Paul E. Burns (Mr. Arnold), William Talman (Bailey), Richard Rober (Jim Travis), Paul Guilfoyle (Ralston, stoolie), Harry V. Cheshire (Mr. Cornwall, shipping owner), 1949)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This Howard Hughes RKO film first previewed with the title "I Married A Communist," but this title did not strike a chord with the audience, so the title was changed and the story reworked so as to make it more of a palatable melodrama than just a vituperative attack on the Communists. But it still remains to be seen as mostly a propaganda movie.
The film opens with Brad Collins (Ryan) just married to the perfect wife, Nan (Day), after a whirlwind romance where she had little time to learn much about him. He stole her away from her former boyfriend, the union leader, Jim Travis (Rober). Brad was a stevedore who worked his way up in the San Francisco waterfront, to become a vice president for a large shipping company. What he didn't tell his wife or anyone else, was that as a young man named Frank Johnson he had joined the Communist party.
When he was a Commie because he was an embittered young man, he was romancing the sexy and treacherous blonde, Christine Norman (Janis). She is upset that he dumped her to marry Nan and plans to get even with him by exposing his Communist past. But her boss, the Commie party cell head, Vanning (Gomez), has better uses for Brad. He brings Brad to the party headquarters and forces him to go along with the party's political agenda, and he also confiscates a big chunk of his salary. He tells Brad that if he doesn't go along with it, he will expose him as a Commie and implicate him as the murderer of a shop steward.
To spite Brad, Christine tracks down the non-thinking Don (Agar), the handsome brother of Nan, who has just been given a stevedore's job by Brad to curtail his aimless life, and she begins to romance him. He seems to have turned over a new leaf with this work experience -- as the film makes a concerted effort to show that work is good for you, that the bosses are benign, that the union can only succeed if it roots out the few Commie operators in it who are trying to subvert its legitimate aims, that the Communist party is the Devil, and that you can't hide from your past mistakes -- so you better think about what you are doing before you sign up for a Communist membership, because you can never get out of it once you join.
Christine, who works as a high paid photographer as a cover for her party membership, indoctrinates the emotionally weak-minded Don into siding with the party's positions and voicing the dogmatic Marxist opinions against the labor bosses. Meanwhile, Brad and Jim are locked in negotiations to prevent a strike that will shut-down the waterfront, and Vanning sees this as an opportunity to get a foothold in the union by forcing a waterfront shutdown. He orders Brad to stall negotiations and sabotage any attempt for the two sides to get together.
When Christine doesn't listen to Vanning and refuses to dump Don after she got all the use out of him that she could, he has her followed. When he goes to her apartment and he finds that she told Don that she loves him and that she is a Communist agent and, that she couldn't resist telling him about Brad's Communist past and how he is still working for the party, Vanning decides to take action against her. Don, meanwhile, storms out of her place. But Vanning figures correctly that he is going to Brad's house to confront him with the accusations and has him followed.
 When Christine calls to warn Nan that Don is in danger, it is too late, as Don is killed by a hit and run driver as he is about to enter Brad's house. When Nan confronts her husband about what he knows, he clams up. Nan is finally fed-up with all his strange behavior of late and suspects something is very wrong, and she decides to take action on her own by going to see Christine. While there, she accidently learns that Bailey did the hit, and she obtains the address where he runs a shooting gallery.
With Nan pursuing Bailey, and with Vanning aware that Christine didn't follow orders, Christine is killed, but it is made to look like a suicide. Brad realizing his wife is now also in danger, eventually tracks her down and finds her in Vanning's hideout, where Vanning plans to kill her. There is a shootout, where Brad gives his life to save his wife and get Vanning, but not before he apologizes to his wife for the mistake he made as a young man and telling her he just couldn't tell her what a fool he was to have ever joined such an evil organization, one where they don't let you leave. She tells him that she loves him, as Brad tells her, she should now marry Jim.
The story was a lot of hokum and misinformation: it distorted the Communist influence in the country and how big business and unions act. It attempted to make a propaganda film that reaffirms the American way of life and familial love, but at the expense of reality. What the film fails to say, since it was made during a period of the shameful American witch hunts in congress, is that you can leave the party but the government still wants you to confess that you joined and makes you rat out all other party members, which is in violation of Fifth Amendment rights.
If you can somehow get by the polemics and the cheesy script and view this melodrama as typical Hollywood, the film is quite entertaining, as it is shot in a dramatic noir style by Musuraca and the leads all give able performances, swallowing some of the most tasteless lines ever with a great deal of bravado. Its moral tone is reaffirmed by Ryan, who must repent from his past guilt by defending his wife, which comes in the climactic scene.
REVIEWED ON 5/26/2000 GRADE: C
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This application showcases the use of Crnk for end-to-end development with Spring and Angular.
Examples are work in progress and will grow in terms features overtime. They are by no means considered
feature complete, but just to provide a basic demonstration.
For more information have a look at the Crnk documentation.
Movies:
Explorer (table) and editor screen example.
Persons:
Work in progress.
Votes:
Expensive service call example with loading indicators.


Subtitle : I think we should know how to use voting bot well.
This is Salmon. There are lots of discussions going on about voting bot again kr community in Korea. Personally, I did not have any opinion about voting bot, however recently I made up my mind that voting bot should be actively used. First of all, I will give you two links below which is recent opinion that started coming up. Please see this people’s perspective and opinion carefully since we can learn a lot from it.(Unfortunately, it is in Korean, but if you use google translator I am sure you can understand)
Written by @twinbraid https://steemit.com/kr/@twinbraid/minnowbooster
Written by @tabris https://steemit.com/kr-steemit/@tabris/4thcpf
Two people are concerned about the negative effect that will be caused by service provided from voting bot such as @randowhale based on evidence and perspective. So you can simply take those opinions as recommending steemit and hoping people do not use voting bot service ‘if possible’. The reason why I used phrase ‘if possible’ is because fundamentally steemit represents side ignorant of this issues unless if you are recommending voting bot or if there is any big problem, Steemit is very unique SNS world with voting bot hanging around.
Recently, I came up with 2 ideas while ‘actively’ using voting bot. For the ideas, I will tell you from the writing below. But before that I will talk about my perspective on voting for your understanding.
May I l start with stories about @randowhale?
One day in 1980, a boy was born in one of hospital in Pyeongtaek Korea. Unfortunately, the boy was not healthy and suffered from severe polio due to virus infecting nervous system. Weak boy was abandoned by his parents and was adopted to one of household in USA through Holt Children’s Services Inc. Only little information was transferred to parents through children’s Services. Name is Park, Ran Do (박란도, 朴蘭道) estimated to be born in Pyeongtaek, 3 years old, and shows paralysis in lower body.
Step parents raised the kid with love. Boy was given name David. Step parents encouraged the child so he does not lose his dream and courage because of his physical disability. Boy was smart and grew up with dream to become programmer who overcame his defect. If he became programmer, he could use his hand to work and move around the world through internet.
But there was tragic accident. David’s step parents who were his big supporter suddenly passed away due to traffic accident. By then, David was only 16 years old. David was so shocked and started suffering from severe depression. He could not get any reason or answer to live and how to live. He crouched himself in his room all day. He was isolated from the outside world. People from local welfare center came sometimes for help but that could not stop David disappearing from the world. Actually, it is more accurate to say that David has forgotten about the world.
Time passed but nothing changed. He only extended his life with soulless meals. Only things he had done was surfing the internet. World that does not welcome me… The world different from where I live… I was spending meaningless time just to get out of boredom. He came to know Facebook. But David did not know anyone. He made bitter smile on his face seeing user becoming friends with each other. World is connected through Facebook.. David once more felt left out.
One day, by coincidence he happens to know steemit. Beta version… It was not even at the beginning. Some minions were talking things about Blockchain and opening of new world. ‘Blockchain”..? Since I don’t have anything to do should I just find out about it? Oh,, I always do not have anything to do.
David tried to find out about Blockchain. It was so innovative. David who was far away from the society started to get attracted to Blockchain which contains minor and rebellious spirit. Although he lived isolated from the society, he felt that society was unfair and many things were decided by only few who have power. There is no chance that such society will change. But shouldn’t we try to balance the power? Even though Blockchain was merely one of the fields in technology, it seems like message. His eye was lit up and he reconnected himself to steemit. So this system is based on Blockchain? One of the posting started to get into his sight.
David stayed overnight without eating anything for 3 days. At first, he tried to find identity of steemit, but instead get to know how the world is going on. Besides, every single activity was recorded and revealed through steemit. This is it..! If the world is going on like this, David thought that there must be some space somewhere that he could squeeze himself in. Finally, it was time for David to face the world again.
He wanted to make an account. He had to make name first. Should it contain name David? No.. David wanted to born again in the new world. Nobody can know, but my own secret… maybe name that even my real parents who are utter stranger won’t be able to know.
‘Rando’
He could not the know meaning of his name and did not even try to know. One time he saw strange looking car passing the town through the window.
[Captured from Naver.com]
“Daddy, what kind of car is that?” “Hmm… I asked and found out that it is called ‘ Korando’.” “Korando? What kind of name is that?” “Korea Can Do-Korando.. Maybe it is car from Korea.” “You meant that car is from Korea?” “Hmm,, place called Pyeongtaek is where factory is located. Could it be your home town maybe?”
Korando.. I do not know about Korean but I was so happy that it has my name Rando in it. One day if I will be able to drive, I will drive that car.
All of sudden, David think about the name Rando that he recalled while looking at Korando. Probably, it is the name that only he could remember. There is no other name that is better than that. But? What the fuck… some guy has already made account using @rando. It must be the Korean guy who has same name as me. He had to add extra letters to Rando. What should be good? Salmon that freely swims in the deep ocean? No. Whale should be better. Alright, in this ocean called steemit, I will live as whale. Since I was born, I never walked before but now I will be able to swim big ocean!
(Captured from @randowhale)
@randowhale…
Finally, ID was made. He withdrew all the compensation that he got from his step parents traffic accidents and charged steem power. Now he was ready to start. However, there was another problem. SNS was bondless sea to David who avoided any communication with the world. He did not know where to start and what to start. It was a new task for him.
Actually, there were no common topics that David could communicate with the others. It was because he could not hang around due to his physical disability and introverted characteristic, For him, travel diary of @sweetsssj, food trip by kr Muk-steem user( User of kr steemit who travels around for delicious food) was different world to him. His emotion was dried up so he could not write any story like @jack8831. Of course, since it is in Korean… Let’s Pass
So only thing that David could do was programming. Programming was David’s only joy. Logical composition and group of terms that do not allow any exception… Programming ensured fair world with definite result. It was not like that his discomfort with his leg that are coded well will go wrong or person with healthy body and charming characteristic can make wrong coding into work. The world that will be seen as it is made is the fair world David always hoped for.
David or randowale started to get connected with steemit world through programming. But he wanted to be anonymous. Most all, he wanted to play within the fair rules. He read whitepaper and learned rules. To overcome his complex with his legs, he wanted to travel around the ocean. Finding myself while not restricted to certain community or topic, I wanted to go wherever I need to be. But I cannot always find everything by myself. Instead then I will have to make others find me. If someone call myself and request what I can give, then I wanted to help accomplish it. What could it be?
Randowale started to make voting bot. If someone needs me that means they want voting. Then I will provide voting for them. Is there such thing as good or bad information? Probably there could be. But as a person who lived different from the others, information in the world should be divided as good, useful but not bad, and useless. If someone calls me up then that is because my information is pretty useful. I don’t need to judge. Decision should be made by people who call me.
Making bot does not violate rules of steemit community provided from whitepaper. I have the right to voting within my steem power. I am just using those right appropriately and I can even ask for compensation. If I can vote $10 then it is absolutely okay to ask for $10. But I will suggest lower commission fee for my $10 voting. This is a discount. Besides, if I created $10 voting with lower commission fee, then this means that I have created added value.
But… there could be users who want to use my service. Among those users, I don’t want users with many steem powers and high reputation to use. If possible it will be much better if many people can use it freely. Anyway my capability to voting has its limit and if it is only $1~$2, it won’t be hard to use it.
My @randowhale will reply right way once someone calls me. I will leave record to show people how much voting I have used and whose request I have replied in order to share fair record. Also for my other users, I will add up link to show my goals and content of services. I will no more hate the world that I used to. If user from all over the world calls me up then I can swim ocean of whole wide world. By powering up using steem dollar given by users, I will be able to grow. Don’t you think someday I will be able to become real whale?
Now, let’s go out to the ocean…
Whew, this is the story of @randowhale that I know. Believe it or not…actually it is a fiction that I made it up.
I think that most user do not have good perspective on voting bot. So do I. But before we start talking about voting bot, I wanted to get rid of stereotype
What kind of people will make voting bot like @randowhale? For sure, we cannot know since they are anonymous. But including me don’t we think about the same things?
• Cunning • Young man • Good at programming • Smart, intelligent (Cunning ) • Target weakness of steemit system • Attract investor actively after seeing result of progress is decent • Investor who is like moneylender seeking for money • Who tries to get money as much as he can until similar service comes out • Or make similar service personally and pretend it is in competition
Don’t you think about the same thing? First, I wanted to talk about the use and its meaning of voting bot without any stereotype. From now on I will right some essays about these issues. Thank you.
The original text : https://steemit.com/kr/@jack8831/d8vkz
This page is synchronized from the post: Who Is @randowhale ?


Circular Equations
Area of Square
Area of Rectangle
Volume of Cube
Square-Based Equations
Area of Circle
Circumference of Circle
Volume of Sphere
Triangle Equations
Area of Triangle
Law of Cosines
Pythagorean Theorem
Cartesian and Numeric Equations
Slope Between Two Points
Coordinate Distance Formula
Absolute Difference
Science-Based Equations
Temperature Conversions
Kinematic Distance
Standard Deviation


Create a music track from a collection of musical phrases.
track( phrase, tuning = "standard", voice = 1L, music_staff = "treble_8", ms_transpose = 0, ms_key = NA, no_tab = FALSE ) track_guitar( phrase, tuning = "standard", voice = 1L, music_staff = "treble_8", ms_transpose = 0, ms_key = NA, no_tab = FALSE ) track_tc(phrase, voice = 1L, ms_transpose = 0, ms_key = NA) track_bc(phrase, voice = 1L, ms_transpose = 0, ms_key = NA) track_bass(phrase, voice = 1L, ms_transpose = 0, ms_key = NA)
| phrase | a phrase object. |
|---|---|
| tuning | character, space-delimited pitches describing the instrument
string tuning or a predefined tuning ID (see |
| voice | integer, ID indicating the unique voice |
| music_staff | add a standard sheet music staff above the tablature staff. See details. |
| ms_transpose | integer, positive or negative number of semitones to transpose an included music staff relative to the tablature staff. See details. |
| ms_key | character, specify the new key signature for a transposed music staff. See details. |
| no_tab | logical, suppress the default guitar tablature so that only a
standard music staff is associated with the track. Ignored if
|
a track table.
Musical phrases generated by phrase
are fortified in a track
table. All tracks are stored as track tables, one per row, even if that
table consists of a single track.
track
creates a single-entry track table.
See trackbind
for merging single tracks into a multi-track
table. This is row binding that also properly preserves phrase and track
classes.
The default for an additional music staff is "treble_8"
for 8va
treble clef, which is commonly displayed in guitar tablature above
the tablature staff to include precise rhythm and timing information.
Note that guitar is a transposing instrument. For this reason, the default
ID is "treble_8"
, not "treble"
. However, there are other
track_*
functions that have different default arguments. See examples.
Set music_staff = NA
to suppress the additional music staff above
the tablature staff.
This is appropriate for simple patterns where there are already multiple
tracks and the additional space required for two staves per instrument is
unnecessary and wasteful.
The arguments ms_transpose
and ms_key
pertain to the
transposition of the music staff relative to the tab staff if
music_staff
is not NA
. These arguments default to 0 and
NA
, respectively.
The transposition and new key are simply stored in the ms_transpose
and ms_key
columns in the resulting track table.
This information is used by lilypond
or tab
to transpose the
music staff relative to the tab staff at the time of LilyPond file
generation.
Non-zero semitone transposition works without providing an explicit new key
signature, but it is recommended to specify because it helps ensure the
correct selection of accidentals in the output.
As with the transpose
function, you can simply specify
key = "flat"
or key = "sharp"
. The exact key signature is not
required; it is merely more clear and informative for the user.
x <- phrase("c ec'g' ec'g'", "4 4 2", "5 4 4") track(x) # same as track_guitar(x); 8va treble clef above tab staff#> # A tibble: 1 x 7 #> phrase tuning voice staff ms_transpose ms_key tab #> <list> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <lgl> #> 1 <phrase> e, a, d g b e' 1 treble_8 0 NA TRUEtrack_tc(x) # treble clef sheet music, no tab staff#> # A tibble: 1 x 7 #> phrase tuning voice staff ms_transpose ms_key tab #> <list> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <lgl> #> 1 <phrase> e, a, d g b e' 1 treble 0 NA FALSEtrack_bc(x) # bass clef sheet music, no tab staff#> # A tibble: 1 x 7 #> phrase tuning voice staff ms_transpose ms_key tab #> <list> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <lgl> #> 1 <phrase> e, a, d g b e' 1 bass 0 NA FALSEx <- phrase("c, g,c g,c", "4 4 2", "3 2 2") track_bass(x) # includes tab staff and standard bass tuning#> # A tibble: 1 x 7 #> phrase tuning voice staff ms_transpose ms_key tab #> <list> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <lgl> #> 1 <phrase> e,, a,, d, g, 1 bass_8 0 NA TRUE


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Simulate, estimate and forecast using univariate and multivariate GAS models as described in Ardia et al. (2016) <https://ssrn.com/abstract=2825380>.
| Version: | 0.2.9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0), methods |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.2), Rsolnp, MASS, xts, numDeriv, zoo, cubature |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-09-18 |
| Author: | Leopoldo Catania [aut,cre], Kris Boudt [ctb], David Ardia [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Leopoldo Catania <leopoldo.catania at econ.au.dk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/LeopoldoCatania/GAS/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/LeopoldoCatania/GAS |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | GAS citation info |
| Materials: | README ChangeLog |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | GAS results |
| Reference manual: | GAS.pdf |
| Package source: | GAS_0.2.9.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GAS_0.2.9.zip, r-release: GAS_0.2.9.zip, r-oldrel: GAS_0.2.9.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GAS_0.2.9.tgz, r-oldrel: GAS_0.2.9.tgz |
| Old sources: | GAS archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=GAS to link to this page.


Micropython using VSCode
VSCode is a powerful text editor which capabilities can be enhance through various extensions. With the Micropython IDE extension installed it is a viable alternative to Thonny and MuEditor. In this guide I am using the Esp32 and running Linux (Manjaro) as my OS, differences in steps might be expected if your configuration is different.
1. Install Visual Studio Code
2. Install Micropython IDE extension
search for it at the extension page
3. Install the neccessary requirements
listed at the extension installation page. python, pip, Ampy, rshell
4. Download and flash firmware for first setup
Select “Micropython: Getting Started” from the command palette the options are there. Port number on windows will be “COMX” and on Linux “dev/ttyUSBX” X is any integer
5. Edit your Script
6. Run Script
Select “Micropython: Run..” from the command palette and run it. Press the reset button on the board after a successful build to ensure the program is loaded.
That’s all and enjoy using VSCode!!


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Kevin Ming Pan
10/31/2018
Correction appended.
For most of the trial, the woman was nearly invisible. Friends, family and supporters packed the benches around her.
Throughout the four-day trial, the people around her did what they could. They passed tissues up to her when she cried on the witness stand.
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Artwork hangs in the office of the Survivor Advocacy Program.
Notay Jackson’s Feb. 22 rape conviction at that trial was a rarity. Police officials, prosecutors and journalists crowded the courtroom to watch it. Ohio University and Athens police field dozens of sexual assault reports each year, but have seen few convictions in recent years.
One of those convictions was Jackson’s. The survivor of that case has never been named publicly. The other survivor is Brie Sivy, an OU junior, whose assailant was sentenced to a year in jail after a year-and-a-half-long legal process. She has become an advocate for sexual assault survivors, helping organize events for the Start By Believing campaign on campus.
Sivy’s case was both a disappointment to her and one of local law enforcement’s greatest successes in recent years. Because the legal outcomes of sexual assault investigations are rarely favorable, survivors, advocates and police must find justice and closure in other ways.
From Brie Sivy’s assault to her attacker’s conviction, the legal process lasted longer than the prison sentence would.
Sivy spent nearly a year and three months describing the night of Oct. 2, 2016 to police and the prosecutor’s office. Devon Bowling, who was a OU freshman at the time and someone Sivy considered a friend, walked her home to her dorm room that night and sexually assaulted her in her bed. She reported it to police as rape, but Bowling took a plea deal and was sentenced to a year in prison for gross sexual imposition.
Bowling is currently incarcerated at Southeastern Correctional Institute in Lancaster. His term expires Dec. 17, 2018.
The length and breadth of a sexual assault investigation can vary. Most take at least three months, OUPD Detective Mathew Austin said. The process is time-consuming and forces survivors to relive their experiences again and again.
The process lasted for Sivy’s first three semesters, taking a toll on her grades and mental health.
“The first two semesters were terrible,” she said. “I pretty much hid in my room all the time and really focused on my mental health, which meant that my grades and schoolwork and social life kind of suffered.”
Sivy attended more hearings, meetings and interviews than she can count. During the early stages of the investigation, she said she spoke to police almost every other day. Sometimes she would leave class, rush down Court Street to meet with the prosecutor and hurry back to campus.
For every 1,000 people raped, only 310 report to the police, according to statistics from the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network. Of those 310 people, only six will see their rapists go to jail.
Some sexual assault survivors end the process themselves when they learn what a trial might look like. Other times the prosecutor’s office chooses not to prosecute the perpetrator.
Out of dozens of cases Austin has investigated, Sivy’s case is the only to result in a conviction. He investigates reports of sexual assault and sends them to the prosecutor’s office, but has no control over whether that office chooses to press charges.
To deal with the low conviction rate, Austin has had to change his definition of a successful investigation. Instead of focusing on a conviction that likely won’t happen, he tries to restore as much control as possible to the survivor.
“Because how do you do the next (case) when you’ve spent six months interviewing the victim repeatedly, all of their friends, looking at all kinds of evidence, feeling like you have a strong case, and then …” he said. “It makes it hard the next day to start (a new case).”
One of the first steps in the investigation is what’s sometimes called “the long interview.” Austin calls it by its official name: the Forensic Experiential Trauma Interview. The technique bases questions on sensory details of the incident, which trauma survivors sometimes remember better than a chronological, linear narrative.
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A ball used to help people breathe while they talk to members of SAP sits in the office of KC Waltz, an advocate in the program.
It also allows detectives to ask questions in ways that don’t sound as accusatory. Instead of asking, “Well, why didn’t you fight back?” a detective might ask, “What were you feeling when the attacker was on top of you?” prompting the same information without putting the survivor on the defensive.
Austin received training in those techniques within a month of interviewing Sivy. Before that, he said he likely had to ask the questions directly while trying to be as gentle as possible: “I’m sorry, I have to ask this because the jury will want to know — why didn’t you fight back?”
The long interview might last two and a half hours. Austin tells the survivor that they can take breaks at any point or decide to continue the interview on another day.
He’s also careful not to predict the outcome of the process or advise survivors whether or not to move forward. It’s impossible to know whether they will regret the process.
“I wish I had a crystal ball, because if in a month (they) feel this was more trouble than it was worth, I wish I could have told (them) that and just saved (them) the work,” he said.  Because maybe they’re glad they did it because yeah, it sucked, but it helped them move along better.”
The Survivor Advocacy Program (SAP) offices are in the basement level of Lindley Hall at the end of a silent, twisting hallway. Director Kim Castor said that’s by design. It allows people to enter discreetly, without being afraid anyone will see them.
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Kimberly Castor, the director of the Survivor Advocacy Program, poses for a headshot outside of Lindley Hall.
Castor works with two advocates and two graduate assistants. Everyone who works in the office is an OU alumnus or current student. Some of them have experiences at OU that motivated them to do their work.
As an undergraduate student, advocate Andrew Norris had male friends who were assaulted and didn’t know how to come forward or to get help. He wanted to be in a position to help people like them.
Graduate assistant Maeve Hinze saw the impact of sexual violence as an undergraduate and said she felt “powerless” to try to do anything to help. She learned about SAP when she came back for graduate school.
SAP provides many services, including confidential counseling for survivors and advocacy through both legal proceedings and the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance process.
Castor served as Sivy’s advocate through the legal process. She briefed her before hearings, accompanied her and stepped in when Sivy needed to take breaks.
Sometimes the advocates help in small ways. Castor likes to put lavender essential oil on tissues for a soothing smell, and Norris provides Kinetic Sand for survivors to fidget with. The office stocks weighted blankets for anxiety relief.
SAP never contacts survivors — survivors always initiate services themselves. That allows them to maintain control over their recovery and only receive the services they want. SAP advocates were not involved in the Notay Jackson trial, for example.
And for the same reason, the advocates don’t ask questions during sessions, just listen. They never ask survivors to describe their assaults. They might hear the full story for the first time at a hearing or sexual assault exam.
Working with survivors is an emotionally draining experience that can cause secondary traumatic stress, a condition that mimics the post-traumatic stress disorder that firsthand trauma survivors experience. To reduce the effects of their work, advocates set boundaries. They don’t answer emails after work, and when they talk to each other after hours they stick to topics unrelated to their jobs.
“We’re naturally empathic people, and for us to say ‘We’re setting a boundary to turn our empathy off, I’m not really sure it works that way,’” Norris said. “But you can set boundaries and put things into practice about the emails, about the text messages, about the days off.”
Though Sivy knows she was lucky to see any conviction at all, she wishes she fought harder for the Athens County Prosecutor to prosecute Bowling for rape instead of sexual assault. If Bowling had been convicted of rape, he could have faced up to 11 years in prison.
As the case was winding down, she started finding ways to better balance the legal proceedings with her school work. She also switched her major from nursing to social work. Having experience with trauma herself, she hopes to work in trauma rehabilitation.
“I got linked up with all these social workers who were absolutely amazing people and I was like, ‘Well, I want to be one of these amazing people one day and help people the way that they do,’” she said. “(Castor) was a lot of my influence, I won’t lie. It’s going to go straight to her head when she hears it ... but she is an amazing person.”
“It's heartbreaking to have so many people close to me who have been assaulted or (assaulted multiple times) and then having these people come up to me who I don't even know who are disclosing to me. I love that they feel that they can trust me enough for that ... but it's just so heartbreaking how prevalent it is.”Brie Sivy
Recent current events such as the sexual assaults on campus or the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh have hardened Sivy’s resolve to speak up for survivors who aren’t yet comfortable speaking up for themselves.
Since her sexual assault, Sivy has had friends tell her about their own experiences. She talks them through it and tries to relieve some of the shame they feel — when they blame themselves for the assaults, she asks if they would blame her for hers, which tends to snap them out of it.
People also tend to approach Sivy after campus events and share their own sexual assault experiences.
“It's heartbreaking to have so many people close to me who have been assaulted or (assaulted multiple times) and then having these people come up to me who I don't even know who are disclosing to me," she said. "I love that they feel that they can trust me enough for that ... but it's just so heartbreaking how prevalent it is."
Correction: This story has been updated to remove information about a case the Survivor Advocacy Program was not involved with.
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To properly set up your github repositories, you will need to set the MIT code repositories as your upstreams. While the origin repository represents code that you write, the upstream repository is the original repostiory that your code “works off of.” At first, it may seem like you don’t need to use the upstream anymore, since you already have the code. However, this is an important step because if the upstream code changes, adding the upstream allows you to update your code to match the most recent state of the upstream.
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Open a terminal and go to the directory of your image processing repository. Then, type the command
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Check that you’ve successfully added your upstream by trying the command
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Repeat steps 1-3 for all three repositories: student-image-processing, student-access-images, and student-pi-imaging
Check that all three of your repositories are set with your repository as the origin and the bwsi-hadr repository as the upstream.
The command
clear
in a Linux command line clears the terminal, similar to the clear button on a calculator. The command is completely optional and does not affect the repositories.
Please Note: Your origin should have your username, not intermezzio, as the owner of each repository.
Set up your Submodule
Submodules are an important feature for larger git projects. A submodule connects two repositories, which means that one repository is literally inside another. More information about submodules can be found here. In this project, you will make your student-access-images
repository a submodule of your student-image-processing
repository.
Open a terminal (or git bash terminal) on your computer and navigate to your
student-image-processing
project folder. You should have cloned this repository when you downloaded the code.BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL when you perform this next step. Make sure your forked
student-access-images
repository is set as the submodule, as opposed to the bwsi-hadr one. To add the submodule, run the following command in yourstudent-image-processing
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Save your changes by typing the following code:
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Once these commands are run, open your
student-image-processing
repository on github and check that the submodule is added:The interesting folder icon in the image above is the submodule. The
@ 09d8a20
after the folder name is the last commit forstudent-access-images
on this repository.
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Troubleshooting the Upstream Setup
Also, if any of the information in your git remote -v
output is incorrect, use
git remote set-url [origin or upstream] the-correct-url.com/something.git
to fix your links
Troubleshooting the Submodule Setup
If you set the wrong repository as your submodule, follow the following steps to remove it.
Remove the actual folder. In the repository, running the following command will remove the folder:
rm -rf student-access-images
Remove the
.gitmodules
file. This can be done by doing the following:rm .gitmodules
Then, open the file
config
in the.git
folder and remove the lines that specify the submodule. This file can be opened with the following command:nano .git/config
Now, you should be ready to add the submodule.


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