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Website Design
In the creation and management of websites, web design involves a wide range of talents and disciplines. Web graphic design, user interface design, authorship, including standardised code and proprietary software, user experience design, and search engine optimization are all components of web design.
Pricing: 500,000 - 700,000
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Website Maintance
The act of routinely reviewing your website for bugs and errors, as well as keeping it updated and current, is known as website maintenance. To keep your website healthy, encourage continuing traffic growth, and boost your SEO and Google ranks, do this on a regular basis.
Pricing: 150,000 per month
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Website Hosting
Web hosting is a service that allows businesses and individuals to publish their websites or web pages on the Internet. A web host, also known as a web hosting service provider, is a company that offers the technologies and services required for a website or webpage to be viewed on the Internet. Websites are hosted, or saved, on specialized computers known as servers. When Internet users want to view your website, they simply enter your website address or domain into their browser. Their computer will then establish a connection to your server, and your webpages will be delivered to them via the browser.
Pricing: 300,000 per month


Drag the playing cards out of the stack and let go. Dragging them beyond the desk will throw them out of the stack. If you drag too little and let go, the cards will spring back into place. You can throw cards back into the stack after you have thrown them out. Current demo logs the direction on left and bottom only (configurable in the component).
Open the Console to view the associated events.
Demonstration of https://github.com/ksachdeva/angular2-swing implementation.


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Full-Stack Developer
- Website
- http://www.ianlairdcampbell.com
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Phone
- +1.970.560.2564
- Address
- 1230 Emerson St
- Postal Code & City
- CA 94301 Palo Alto
- Region
- California
2014-9-20 to today
Private Tutor for Computer Science at Wyzant:
Achieved a minimum grade of 90% for all school assignments
Systematized detection and correction of top 3 student motivation challenges
Created curricula for first-time programmers across many popular programming languages
2017-10-1 to 2018-7-1
Full-Stack Developer at Tunxis Booking:
eliminated developer-facing redux reducers and low-level network requests by standardizing redux actions, and creating a reducer factory
streamlined development cycles by introducing scrum with burndown charts
designed and implemented company's RESTful api with rails
delivered a React SPA front-end based on UI mockups
2016-9-15 to 2016-12-19
Software Architect at Mahindra Genze:
Architected and documented a redesign of the central REST API which supported external dealers and fleet managers and internal sales and support operations
Enabled business operations through a redesign of the administration component of the internal website
Improved system capacity for high throughput data by transitioning to a microservice architecture, leveraging an open source API gateway service, and a column-store database
Optimized the existing mobile app API for network latency, reducing the number of network calls
2016-6-16 to 2016-9-15
Software Development Intern at Mahindra Genze:
Created a prototype bike sharing IOS app, which was used to secure google as a potential customer
Rapidly designed and implemented an interactive information display used at Costco road-shows across the country.
2018-12-20 to today
productivity tool that shaves minutes off of daily start-up time for JavaScript projects.
Create a default codocil project, and in one command, open a server and git window in iterm and the given project in vscode.
2016-2-20 to 2016-3-15
Sales Distribution App
Written with React, Node.js, Ruby on Rails libraries
Collaborated with Curriculum Associates Sales Operations Team to create a web-based tool
Designed to collect and export product end user data used for sales reporting from sales representatives and customers
2014-1-3 to 2014-3-25
Food Management App
Developed a food management app for a dormitory using Node.js, Express.js, and Mongodb on a team of 3
Designed the product using A/B testing and user interviews for guidance, while producing a working app at the end of each week
Features included browsing and requesting new items, and suggestions for recipes based on the contents of the pantry
2010-9-20 to 2015-11-11
Stanford University
Bachelor of Science: Science, Technology and Society
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A mapper module to control a set of N isosurfaces at unique levels, with each nested "onion-skins" having 2-pass transparency for high quality rendering.
IsonestParams
Name Type Description UI Control num_component int The list of available data components in the input field RadioBox num_levels int Number of isosurfaces Slider min float The minimum value used for the first isosurface Slider max float The maximum data value used for the last isosurface Slider transparency float The overall group transparency level Slider trans_ramp int The trigger of transparency - all the same or ramped CheckBox ramp_delta float Width of range to vary transparency Slider Input Ports
Name Type Description in_field Field Data that should be displayed, structured or unstructured, containing at least one scalar component. Output Ports
Name Type Description obj GDobject Directly renderable object output (group). Colormap editor may be connected to this port to change isonest color assignments.
The Isonest project implements one main new visualization macro module - "isosurface_nesting". The module is very similar to the standard isosurface module. The isosurface_nesting module creates N isosurfaces at once on the same data set rather than just one at a single threshold value. The range of threshold values for the isosurfaces is automatically spaced evenly between min and max values. All isosurfaces are assigned a unique color and transparency value. Secondary data values are not mapped onto the isosurfaces, only a solid color per isosurface is allowed for maximum visual differentiation. Transparency is applied with special care and methods to achieve high visual quality. First, transparency can be ramped from a low to a high value through the range of isosurfaces. This yields thin transparent shells on the outside with progressively more opaque shells on the interior. Second, a special variation of 2-pass transparency is used to reduce depth-order visual artifacts.It is assumed that data contains some concentrated high values out of a broader field of low values. In this case, a set of isosurfaces will "nest" like onion-skins around the high value area. The onion is then sliced in half parallel to the viewer (using culling modes), into front and back halves. The back half is rendered first, in outside to inside order (accending isosurface levels). Then the front half is rendered in reverse order, from inside out. In this way all transparent skins of the onion are rendered in depth order. This method may not work on every data set. If you have a data set with small clusters of low values within a general field of high values, try reversing the data before hand using "data_math".
Because this module generates N-isosurfaces plus secondary GDobject references to them, it can easily generate a huge amount of geomety for the viewer. Please be patient and carefully select the parameters on smaller data sets first.
The color of each isosurface shell may be uniquely colored. By default, it uses a single range linear colormap to make color assigments. The values may be altered by connecting the "colormap_editor" and adding additional break points. Only the top group object at the output port may be used to edit colors.
The transparency of the whole system of isosurfaces is controlled using a module slider parameter rather than the Object editor. The same value may be applied to all isosurfaces, or they can be ramped. If ramp mode is on, then the range delta slider is active and controls the variation from the base transparency value as applied across the group.
User Macros
One main user macro is provided with this project:isosurface_nesting
Performs the complete multiple-isosurface nesting operations with full user-interface control and simple to use macro packaging.
Input Ports
in_fieldField data to be used as input the isonest process. The input data can be any standard field data, matching "Mesh+Node_Data", where the node data contains at least one scalar component.Output Ports
objDirectly renderable output object that can be displayed in a 3D viewer. This output is a link to a GroupObject that contains a Dynamically created set of subobjects. This top group object may also be used to edit the colormap.
Parameters
num_component
Radio list to select from the list of available data components in the input field to use in application of the isosurface functions.num_levels
Sets the number of isosurfaces to generate in the nested structure. Default is 3, default slider max is 8.min
Sets the minimum value used for the first isosurface using a slider.max
Sets the maximum data value used for the last isosurface in the sequence using a slider.transparency
Sets the overall group transparency level.  If on, it can provide better visual clarity by having lower isosurface value shells (those most likely to be on the outside of the nest) to lower values, while those at the heart of the onion have higher values (more opaque).ramp_delta
This slider is active in Progressive Ramp mode. The value of this slider is used to control the range of transparency values across the nested structure, controlling the overall range of variation. The main transparency control above is used as the center point, with the range split +/- above and below this value. A range value of zero is identical to ramp mode off. The default is 0.3.
Utility Macros
The low-level modules used during the implementation of Isonest may also be of interest. The "Group Swap" module takes an array of GDobjects and generates a new list referencing the first but in reverse order. This module can also be wrapped with any group[] data structure for other array-based applications.The "dmap2col" module takes a list of values, a DataMap as input, and produces an array of RGB float values representing the color assignments.
The "IsonestFunc" is a fully functional lower-level macro that performs all calculations but has no user interface.
The macro "fld2dmap" takes a field as input and creates a simple linear-range datamap referencing the input data range.
Files
xp_comm_proj/isonest/isonmacs.v contains the V definitions of the isonest_local_UI and isonest macros, as well as utility modules mentioned above.xp_comm_proj/isonest/isonmods.v contains the V definitions of the group swap and dmap2color utility modules mentioned above.
xp_comm_proj/isonest/isonapps.v contains the example applications.
Example
Four example applications are provided with this project. The first (IsonestTestNoUI) shows how to use the lower-level macro directly without any user interface. In this case parameters can be set directly in the parameter block using the network editor. The next application (IsonestEx1) shows 5 isosurfaces nested to show the structure of hydrogen atom electron density field (hydrogen.dat). The next application (IsonestEx2) shows the meteorological dataset (water.fld) of water vapour content. The last example (IsonestEx3) shows the application of Isonest to FEA (Finite Element Analysis) results with the X-axis stress in a tuning-fork shown as a series of transparent nested isosurfaces on unstructured 3D elements.Example images from the above application networks are available:
Other Notes
This project contains two procedural code methods and hence does require compiling before use. By default these are compiled into the express process for performance, but may be changed to the user process by editing the V files.Author
Ian Curington, AVS Inc.Modifications
Ma YingLiang, Manchester Visualization Centre Tobias Schiebeck, Manchester Visualization CentreContact
International AVS Centre Manchester Visualization Centre Manchester Computing University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester United Kingdom M13 9PL


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Can Wishbone¶
The can controller has a wishbone compabile interface implemented in the can_wb.vhd interface. This interfaces allows to configure,send and receive can messages from a soft core.
Register overview¶
| Register name. | Register address. | R/W. | Description. |
|---|---|---|---|
| REG_VERSION | 0x00000000 | RO | Version inforation |
| REG_STATUS | 0x00000001 | RO | Status register |
| REG_CONF | 0x00000002 | R/W | Configuration register |
| REG_SAMPLE_RATE | 0x00000003 | R/W | Sample rate control |
| REG_ID_FILTER | 0x00000004 | R/W | ID filter control |
| REG_ID_FILTER_MASK | 0x00000005 | R/W | ID filter mask control |
| REG_TX_ID | 0x00000006 | R/W | Transmit ID register |
| REG_TX_DLC | 0x00000007 | R/W | Transmit Data length |
| REG_TX_DATA0 | 0x00000008 | R/W | Transmit data low word |
| REG_TX_DATA1 | 0x00000009 | R/W | Transmist data high word |
| REG_TX_VALID | 0x0000000a | R/W | Set Transmit registers validity |
| REG_RX_ID | 0x0000000b | R/W | Receiver ID register |
| REG_RX_DLC | 0x0000000c | R/W | Reciever data length register |
| REG_RX_DATA0 | 0x0000000d | R/W | Reciever data low word |
| REG_RX_DATA1 | 0x0000000e | R/W | Receiver data high word |
| REG_RX_DRR | 0x0000000f | R/W | Receiver data read ready status |
Register description¶
Here you will find a description of the registers but to be sure .. use the source
REG_VERSION¶
Can controller version reads h”13371337’
REG_STATUS¶
code: source Status register
| BIT | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | rx status 0 = idle , 1 = busy |
| 1 | tx status 0 = idle , 1 = busy |
| 2 | rx crc error |
| 3 | rx data ready |
| 4 | tx lost artibration error |
REG_CONF¶
(loopback,selftest )
REG_SAMPLE_RATE¶
REG_ID_FILTER¶
REG_ID_FILTER_MASK¶
REG_TX_ID¶
tx_id (11 msb are id) and lsb is request response
REG_TX_DLC¶
REG_TX_DATA0¶
REG_TX_DATA1¶
REG_TX_VALID¶
REG_RX_ID¶
tx_id (11 msb are id) and lsb is request response
REG_RX_DLC¶
REG_RX_DATA0¶
REG_RX_DATA1¶
REG_RX_DRR¶
(the data has been read)


How to read the Graph
Arrow: every arrow is an activity and the ID and duration (in days) are shown over the arrow, like this: activityID (minimumDuration/maximumDuration)
The color of the arrow tells the type of the activity:
- Red Arrow: critical activity
- Green Arrow: free delay of an activity, expressed this way:
activityID (freeDelay)
- Yellow Arrow: activity with a free delay of 0
- Blue Arrow: activity with a free delay over 0
Every circle represents the day of the start of one or more activities and/or the day of the end of one or more activities.


We're a high growth business with a simple aim: to inspire travellers around the world. Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit.


name: name reqiured please enter no more than 16 characters
cconfirm name: reqiured please enter the same name again
age: age must greater than or equal to 16 age must smaller than or equal to 80
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A class name or function returning a class name can be assigned to each columnDef.
In this example, we will set the font color of header column 0 to blue, and conditionally set the background and foreground color of the header if the sort direction is ASC
For better performance with the following example, you can choose to load the ui-grid.core.js file instead:
<script src="/release/ui-grid.core.min.js"></script>


Spring web service for comment moderation.
Exception safe parser and evaluator for a custom language.
A Unity based project which detects face position through image processing, and controls a 3D model based on your movement.


Below are 360 Photographs, each accessible by clicking on thumbnail, with the ability to use the cursor to view the photo in 360. Note: Site will not work correctly on Google Chrome with mobile phones having the latest update installed. Sorry for the inconvenience.


29 April 2009 - The situation continues to evolve rapidly. As of 18:00 GMT, 29 April 2009, nine countries have officially reported 148 cases of swine influenza A/H1N1 infection. The United States Government has reported 91 laboratory confirmed human cases, with one death. Mexico has reported 26 confirmed human cases of infection including seven deaths.
The following countries have reported laboratory confirmed cases with no deaths - Austria (1), Canada (13), Germany (3), Israel (2), New Zealand (3), Spain (4) and the United Kingdom (5).
Further information on the situation will be available on the WHO website on a regular basis.
WHO advises no restriction of regular travel or closure of borders. It is considered prudent for people who are ill to delay international travel and for people developing symptoms following international travel to seek medical attention, in line with guidance from national authorities.
There is also no risk of infection from this virus from consumption of well-cooked pork and pork products. Individuals are advised to wash hands thoroughly with soap and water on a regular basis and should seek medical attention if they develop any symptoms of influenza-like illness.


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From this front view of the Ramsey PTO winch you can see the large
red handle that engages and disengages the clutch for the winch.
Pulling the handle one way allows the winch to free spool and the
other way engages it to the PTO shaft. On the right side you can
see the chain drive that takes input from the PTO shaft and transfers
it to the winch spool. The PTO shaft in this application runs from
the PTO adapter, along the drivers side, under the winch, and to the
input of the winch. The maximum pulling capacity is 8000 lbs for
this model on the first wrap of cable of course.
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This webpage allows users to upload a new dataset as a spreadsheet or a block of plain text.


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Govt would act on order of LHC: Attorney General
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsLAHORE (Dunya News) – Attorney General Anwar Masood Khan on Saturday said Lahore High Court (LHC) has given an interim order on an appeal seeking removal of former premier Nawaz Sharif’s name from ECL. He said this is not a final verdict but government will act on the orders issued by the court.
Talking exclusively to Dunya News, he said this is a crucial verdict as LHC has only announced an interim order and court will resume hearing on the matter in January.
He further said the detailed discussion on the matter would be held in January. He said federal cabinet would take final decision in this regard.
On the other hand Additional Attorney General Ishtiaq Ahmed Khan said further hearing on the matter would resume in third week of January where legal points would be discussed.
He said the draft prepared by the LHC mentioned that government would keep checking health of Nawaz Sharif through foreign embassy.
He said the government would again knock the doors of court if Nawaz Sharif did not return to the country despite good health.


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Lead Software Engineer at ThomasNet and Thomas Publishing Company. Thomas is a data, platform and technology company that has become the leading resource for the industrial marketplace. AWS - REACT - C# and more.
Senior Software Engineer in One Commercial Partner – Digital Services DX project. Mainly written in C#, Jquery, Bootstrap , SQL Server, Azure Cloud and Data ETL in Python. Developer eXperience Team (DX) Microsoft Supplier Program / Microsoft Vendor Program / DX Business Desk. Tools to approve and track endtoend deals for Partners.
Collaborate in technical solution for the API written in JAVA and Oracle to a new restful API service written in Groovy and MongoDB using Spring Framework. Scripting ETL data using Groovy and Python. Showtime Anytime Backend API feeds for App in follow platforms: iOS iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android Phone, Tablet, Kindle Fire, Fire TV, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Roku.
Lead the development of marvel.com, work closely with various teams across the company to i mplement a data mining system for comic book suggestions. Developed a new product enabling publishers to associate digital comics with physical prints. This suggestion API was created in base of data modeling and manipulation. Also, The system generated more than 100 Millions of promo codes using mathematical algorithms. Architect the process of redeem digital comics and associates them to Android / iOS apps for Marvel and ComiXology.
Create the architecture and maintained an API system using big data and sql query to delivery music content. Developed with Perl, PHP5, MySQL Database, XML Rest server and Zend Framework. TuneUp Apache and optimization Amazon Cloud Server. Media Store pages and programming new features application. Millions of contents delivery every day.
Ecommerce and educational platforms in ASP.NET, C#, PHP, JSP, Databases MySQL, SQL Server 2000, PostgreSQL, cleaning up old code, rewrite legacy code, install new site features, create and make an unique HTML/CSS code for several client’s site, separating master code from customized code. Planning, developing and optimization systems for customer in ASP 3.0 with SQL server using stored procedures.
Integrated frontend HTML with ColdFusion code. This project was a 2K social media community developed with CFM and SQL Server 2000.
 Directly Testing the Presence of Large-Scale Multiphase Flows in the Galactic Halo. Understanding the structure and evolution of the cosmos on largest scales such as hundreds of millions of light years.
I also watch a lot of televison, I love anime and I have this fan page about The Rose of Versailles: Lady Oscar since December 5, 1996.  Currenly, we are creating a new app for education. An original character "Lupe la Jirafa" that will be the storyteller and ambassador of positiveness in the online community.


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r"""Transition observation functions"""
[docs]class Observer():
r"""Base class for all observers.
Your observer should also subclass this class.
"""
def __init__(self):
pass
[docs] def observe(self, transition):
r"""Observe a transition.
:param transition: the transition
:type transition: :class:`rlcc.Transition`
"""
raise NotImplementedError
[docs]class BufferedObserver(Observer):
r"""Observer that places the transitions in a buffer.
:param buffer: the buffer
:type buffer: an appendable object
"""
def __init__(self, buffer):
super(BufferedObserver, self).__init__()
self.buffer = buffer
[docs] def observe(self, transition):
r"""Observe a transition.
:param transition: the transition
:type transition: :class:`rlcc.Transition`
"""
self.buffer.append(transition)
[docs]class StackedObserver(Observer):
r"""Stacked observers
:param observers: list of observers
:type observers: list of :class:`rlcc.observe.Observer`
"""
def __init__(self, observers):
super(StackedObserver, self).__init__()
self.observers = observers
[docs] def observe(self, transition):
r"""Observe a transition.
:param transition: the transition
:type transition: :class:`rlcc.Transition`
"""
for t, o in zip(zip(*transition), self.observers):
o.observe(t)


The 17th Aldeburgh Literary Festival runs from Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 March. One of the cultural highlights of the year, the participants’ books are always well worth a read.
You can find out more about this year’s programme on the Aldeburgh Literary Festival website.
Mr Lear: a life of art and nonsense, by Jenny Uglow
“Edward Lear’s poems follow and break the rules. They abide by the logic of syntax, the linking of rhyme and the dance of rhythm, and these ‘nonsenses’ are full of joy - yet set against darkness. Where do these human-like animals and birds and these odd adventures - some gentle, some violent, some musical, some wild - come from? His many drawings that accompany his verse are almost hyper-real, as if he wants to free the creatures from the page. They exist nowhere else in literature, springing only from Lear’s imagination.
“Lear lived all his life on the borders of rules and structures, of disciplines and desires. He vowed to ignore politics yet trembled with passionate sympathies. He depended on patrons and moved in establishment circles, yet he never belonged among them and mocked imperial attitudes.”
This is a beautifully produced book which captures a man of many contradictions.
Bee Quest: in search of rare bees, by Dave Goulson
“A hunt for the world’s most elusive bees leads Dave Goulson from Salisbury plain to the Sussex hedgerows, from Poland to Patagonia. Whether he is tracking great yellow bumblebees in the Hebrides or chasing orchid bees through the Ecuadorian jungle, Dave Goulson’s wit, humour and deep love of nature make him the ideal travelling companion.
“But perhaps Bee Quest is most fascinating when Dave Goulson explores closer to home, amongst the secret places hidden right under our noses: the abandoned industrial estates where great crested newts roam; or the rewilded estate at Knepp Castle, where, with the aid of some hairy, bluebell-eating Tamworth pigs, nightingale song has been heard for the first time in generations.”
This charming book will inspire you to think about the ways in which we are all responsible for the natural world.
Life in the Garden, by Penelope Lively
“Penelope Lively has always been a keen gardener. This book is partly a memoir of her own life in gardens: the large garden at home in Cairo where she spent most of her childhood, her grandmother’s garden in a sloping Somerset field, then two successive Oxfordshire gardens of her own, and the smaller urban garden in the North London home she lives in today.
“It is also a wise, engaging and far-ranging exploration of gardens in literature, from Paradise Lost to Alice in Wonderland, and of writers and their gardens, from Virginia Woolf to Philip Larkin.”
This is garden writing of an exceptionally high standard.
The Production of Money: how to break the power of bankers, by Ann Pettifor
“Money makes the world go round: but what is it really? And how is it produced? Above all, who controls its production, and in whose interests? Money is never a neutral medium of exchange. Nor are bankers simply go-betweens for savers and borrowers.
“In this accessible book, leading political economist Ann Pettifor explains in straightforward terms history’s most misunderstood invention: the money system.”
Golden Hill, by Francis Spufford
This is already very popular among our customers and was one of our Suffolk Loves picks.
“One rainy evening in November, a handsome young stranger fresh off the boat pitches up at a counting-house door in Golden Hill Street: this is Mr Smith, amiable, charming, yet strangely determined to keep suspicion simmering. For in his pocket, he has what seems to be an order for a thousand pounds, a huge amount, and he won’t explain why, or where he comes from, or what he can be planning to do in the colonies that requires so much money.
“Should the New York merchants trust him? Should they risk their credit and refuse to pay?
Where We Are: the state of Britain now, by Roger Scruton
Writer and academic Sir Roger Scruton examines why Britain is the country it is, what unites us as a nation and why seismic political events such as Brexit have occurred.
Gainsborough: a portrait, by James Hamilton
This absorbing biography is also very popular among Suffolk Libraries customers.
“Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) lived as if electricity shot through his sinews and crackled at his finger ends. He was a gentle and empathetic family man, but had a volatility that could lead him to slash his paintings, and a loose libidinous way of speaking, writing and behaving that shocked many deeply. In this exhilarating new biography - the first in decades - James Hamilton reveals Gainsborough in his many contexts.”
The Natural Baker: a new way to bake using the best natural ingredients, by Henrietta Inman
More tempting recipes from the author of Clean Cakes.
“Bringing the author’s stunning eye for detail and patisserie expertise to bear, this gorgeous cookbook will offer approximately 80 baking recipes - sweet and savoury - using natural, wholesome, and wholegrain ingredients.”


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5 mg |
smoked |
JWH-018 |
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t=0:00:10sec - About 10 seconds in, still holding my breath. I feel the familiar light-headedness that always comes along with a nice hit JWH-018.
t=0:00:30sec - My visions shifts for an instant and then blurs slightly. I can feel euphoria begin in stomach and rise into my brain, adding to the already light-headedness.
t=0:05min - JWH-018 always comes with a nice body high and thatís definitely what Iím feeling, it feels like Iím wearing weights around all of my limbs, but I feel good, physically and mentally. Everything is much more vibrant. The characters in South Park appear more geometrical than usual, shapes in the room are really obvious, the spherical piggy bank, the rectangular poster. The fish swimming around in the tank seem almost to be swimming in sync with the music in South Park.
t=0:15min - The body load is even more intense than before, it feels like blood is made of lead, yet i feel somewhat mentally energized. I think I have finally reached my plateau.
Overall: JWH-018 is a smooth, enjoyable substance very similar to oral marijuana, a nice body stone and slightly visually active, but with a dose of 5mg and a price of $50/g it makes a great weed substitute if I'm low on cash.
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| diana {cluster} | R Documentation |
Computes a divisive hierarchical clustering of the dataset
returning an object of class diana
.
diana(x, diss = inherits(x, "dist"), metric = "euclidean", stand = FALSE, stop.at.k = FALSE, keep.diss = n < 100, keep.data = !diss, trace.lev = 0)
x |
data matrix or data frame, or dissimilarity matrix or object,
depending on the value of the In case of a matrix or data frame, each row corresponds to an observation,
and each column corresponds to a variable. All variables must be numeric.
Missing values ( In case of a dissimilarity matrix, |
diss |
logical flag: if TRUE (default for |
metric |
character string specifying the metric to be used for calculating
dissimilarities between observations. |
stand |
logical; if true, the measurements in |
stop.at.k |
logical or integer, |
keep.diss, keep.data |
logicals indicating if the dissimilarities
and/or input data |
trace.lev |
integer specifying a trace level for printing
diagnostics during the algorithm. Default |
diana
is fully described in chapter 6 of Kaufman and Rousseeuw (1990).
It is probably unique in computing a divisive hierarchy, whereas most
other software for hierarchical clustering is agglomerative.
Moreover, diana
provides (a) the divisive coefficient
(see diana.object
) which measures the amount of clustering structure
found; and (b) the banner, a novel graphical display
(see plot.diana
).
The diana
-algorithm constructs a hierarchy of clusterings,
starting with one large
cluster containing all n observations. Clusters are divided until each cluster
contains only a single observation.
At each stage, the cluster with the largest diameter is selected.
(The diameter of a cluster is the largest dissimilarity between any
two of its observations.)
To divide the selected cluster, the algorithm first looks for its most
disparate observation (i.e., which has the largest average dissimilarity to the
other observations of the selected cluster). This observation initiates the
"splinter group". In subsequent steps, the algorithm reassigns observations
that are closer to the "splinter group" than to the "old party". The result
is a division of the selected cluster into two new clusters.
an object of class "diana"
representing the clustering;
this class has methods for the following generic functions:
print
, summary
, plot
.
Further, the class "diana"
inherits from
"twins"
. Therefore, the generic function pltree
can be
used on a diana
object, and as.hclust
and
as.dendrogram
methods are available.
A legitimate diana
object is a list with the following components:
order |
a vector giving a permutation of the original observations to allow for plotting, in the sense that the branches of a clustering tree will not cross. |
order.lab |
a vector similar to |
height |
a vector with the diameters of the clusters prior to splitting. |
dc |
the divisive coefficient, measuring the clustering structure of the
dataset. For each observation i, denote by d(i) the diameter of the
last cluster to which it belongs (before being split off as a single
observation), divided by the diameter of the whole dataset. The
|
merge |
an (n-1) by 2 matrix, where n is the number of
observations. Row i of |
diss |
an object of class |
data |
a matrix containing the original or standardized measurements, depending
on the |
agnes
also for background and references;
cutree
(and as.hclust
) for grouping
extraction; daisy
, dist
,
plot.diana
, twins.object
.
data(votes.repub) dv <- diana(votes.repub, metric = "manhattan", stand = TRUE) print(dv) plot(dv) ## Cut into 2 groups: dv2 <- cutree(as.hclust(dv), k = 2) table(dv2) # 8 and 42 group members rownames(votes.repub)[dv2 == 1] ## For two groups, does the metric matter ? dv0 <- diana(votes.repub, stand = TRUE) # default: Euclidean dv.2 <- cutree(as.hclust(dv0), k = 2) table(dv2 == dv.2)## identical group assignments str(as.dendrogram(dv0)) # {via as.dendrogram.twins() method} data(agriculture) ## Plot similar to Figure 8 in ref ## Not run: plot(diana(agriculture), ask = TRUE)


In the history of culture, the discovery of zero will always stand out as one of the greatest single achievements of the human race. — Tobias Dantzig, 1930
This chapter:
Definition from the Incomplete Nature Glossary:
Absential: The paradoxical intrinsic property of existing with respect to something missing, separate, and possibly nonexistent. Although this property is irrelevant when it comes to inanimate things, it is a defining property of life and mind; elsewhere (Deacon 2005) described as a constitutive absence
Explanations: [page:Absential Absential]
This section:
Key words: Theory of Everything, [page:Absential Absential],
Topics covered:
The current scientific Theory of Everything implies that we do not exist, except as mere collections of atoms. p1
Parable: Consider the sentences you are now reading. The meaning is not in the squiggles, not in the sounds made, not even in the neurons being fired in your brain. p1
These sentences lacks the properties that normally cause things to happen. Information has no mass, momentum, charge, no solidity, no presence of any sense. Moreover these sentences could even be nonsense and have no correspondence to reality. Nevertheless if that nonsense causes you to wonder, then even unreal nonsense may influence the way you act. p1
Despite the surreal aspects, These sentences were written to convey a meaning. And you are expending effort in order to receive this information.
Thus, there's something not-there there. And what is not there may have physical consequences. p1
What is absent matters. Longings, desires, passion, appetite, mourning, aspiration are all ideas about things not present or that don't exist and have no physical attributes - and yet these are the stuff of life.
Parable: A shovel is not just a shovel. And it's not a hole in the ground. Yet it is a method of creating holes more easily. p1
Definition: the [page:Absential Absential] are phenomena whose existence are determined with respect to an essential non-existence. p2
A complete theory of the world must make sense of what is not there and how what is not there affects what is there. p2
A defining property of life and mind, a causal role for absence seems to be absent from the natural sciences. p2
This section:
Key words; Charles Darwin, Dynamical system, Gregory Bateson, Heinz von Foerster, Humberto Maturana, Francisco Varela, Autopoiesis, René Descartes, [page:Consciousness Consciousness], Materialism, David Chalmers, 'Me'
Topics covered: physics, biology, mathematics, semiotics, philosophy
Most of science focuses on the things that are actual and present. p3
Inorganic things tend to fall into disorder. p3 When confronted by things that become 'organized' - a non-actual, non-physical trait - people have historically tended to ascribe this process to a 'designer'. p3
In 19th C: Darwin postulated organization without a designer: natural selection. People began to observe numerous self-organizing inorganic processes. Scholars could begin to that believe the entire gamut of organic and mental process could be described mechanistically in non-absential terms. The book is built upon such work. There are, however, caveats... p4
Example: dynamical systems [an area of mathematics used to describe the behavior of complex dynamical systems, usually by employing differential equations or difference equations.]: is limited because whatever causes an energetic difference must be seen to exist. p5
Beginning 1980s, Bateson, von Foerster, Maturana, Varela et al began to see that dynamical systems could not be universal.
Maturana and Varela (1980): developed concept of autopoesis - self-creating dynamics. But this takes too much for granted. Requires an observer. Does not account for the absential. p5
Thus Descartes's mind-body problem continues. Something is still missing. p6
Materialism [the only thing that exists is matter or energy] cannot hold true here. p6
David Chalmers: the emergence of experience goes beyond what can be derived from physics. p6
Consciousness is what is left after you take away all the physical bits. p7
Tenet of the book: Consciousness may not be there, but it it is nevertheless materially, causally efficacious. p7
Not only does consciousness remain [philosophically/scientifically] unaccounted for. So does 'me'. p8
This section:
Key words: zero, Zeno's paradox
Topics covered: math, philosophy
This is not the first time such a quandary has occurred. It was the same thing with zero. p8
The discovery/invention of zero enabled many other new developments. p8
Zero and the absential have many of the same qualities - existing as placeholders - some good and some maddening. p9
Zero has intentional and teleological properties - existing only for the sake of something else. p9
Dealing with the absential - as with dividing by zero - has caused fear among scientists, but could lead to many new discoveries. p9
This section:
Key words: Zeno's paradox
Topics covered: math, philosophy
Ignoring the absential causes the invention of tricks, hacks and workarounds. p11
In science, the essential features of life are considered illusory - this opens the door for religious thinking. p11
Inability to integrate the absential handicaps us - as the absence of zero did in the past.
Hello! We do need a scientific proof/explanation of our own reality.
Let us envisage the physical and the meaningful coming together. p12
This section:
Key words: Albert Einstein, 'As simple as possible, but not too simple'
Topics covered: reading.
Incomplete Nature is an attempt towards unifying [mind and body]. p12
This work: Will be scorned, ridiculed. Will take effort and time. Will be a risk. But avoidance causes cynical, negative thinking. p13
Will be difficult, not obvious as answers are not where they were meant to be. Yet: 'Can do!' p14
Incomplete Nature:
The book is divided into three sections:
Incomplete Nature is a first baby step. Kindly play along and you will glimpse the future of science. p16


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The altimeter setting is an alternate way of interpolating from an elevated-station pressure to a surface pressure, so this discussion is complementary to the discussion of sea-level pressure in the main module. At levels below 18,000 ft (about 5486 m), aircraft use an altimeter setting reported from a nearby surface station in order to determine their altitudes. The setting is a compensation to the standard-atmosphere reading of the altimeter to ensure that, when an aircraft lands using that setting, the surface will appear at the expected elevation. Using a common altimeter setting also ensures flight levels assigned to aircraft are consistent. Without such compensation, the altimeter could indicate serious errors when the atmosphere differs from standard-atmosphere stratification.
The diagram in the right panel illustrates the relationships among the station pressure (ps), station altitude (zs), and altimeter setting. The default case considered has a station elevation of 1350 m and station pressure of 885 hPa. The left axis shows the standard-atmosphere relationship between altitude and pressure for a portion of the atmosphere below 2 km. Also shown are the assumed station elevation (red dot labeled “zs”) and station pressure (blue dot labeled “ps”). If these were at corresponding positions on the axis, the altimeter setting would be that for the standard atmosphere (29.92 inHg). Because they are not matched, the way to get agreement between the station pressure and station elevation is to move the pressure scale upward along the height scale until the station pressure matches the station elevation. Once those match, the pressure on the right scale at sea level (here 1040.3 hPa) is the altimeter setting. (Altimeter settings always have units of inches of mercury, so this needs to be converted to 1040.3*29.92/1013.25≈30.72 inHg. As discussed in the section on units, this unit would be best avoided if possible. It is unfortunate that it is thoroughly embedded in aviation instruments.) Altimeters used on aircraft adjust their displayed altitude-vs-pressure in just this way, adding or subtracting a fixed altitude at all pressures.
You can use the interactive display in the right panel to find the altimeter setting for other conditions. Enter the station pressure and elevation into the top two entry slots, and then adjust the altimeter-setting slider until the adjusted station pressure displayed with the right-axis values matches the station elevation. The slider then displays the altimeter setting in units of inHg, while the blue number at the bottom of the right axis shows the equivalent value in hPa.
If you prefer an analytical expression for the altimeter setting, you can use the following equation, which is readily derived from the hydrostatic equation and the definition of the standard atmosphere.
where PA is the altimeter setting (here in hPa), p0 is 1013.25 hPa, T0 is 288.15K, Γ is the standard-atmosphere lapse rate (-0.0065oC/km), zs and ps are the station elevation and station pressure, respectively, and α is -Rd Γ/g0 with Rd the dry-air gas constant and g0 the acceleration of gravity.


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| Project File: | neanderImplementation.xise | Parser Errors: | No Errors |
| Module Name: | neander | Implementation State: | Placed and Routed |
| Target Device: | xc3s100e-4cp132 |
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No Errors |
| Product Version: | ISE 14.7 |
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47 Warnings (47 new) |
| Design Goal: | Balanced |
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All Signals Completely Routed |
| Design Strategy: | Xilinx Default (unlocked) |
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All Constraints Met |
| Environment: | System Settings |
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0 (Timing Report) |
| Device Utilization Summary | [-] | ||||
| Logic Utilization | Used | Available | Utilization | Note(s) | |
| Total Number Slice Registers | 118 | 1,920 | 6% | ||
| Number used as Flip Flops | 110 | ||||
| Number used as Latches | 8 | ||||
| Number of 4 input LUTs | 198 | 1,920 | 10% | ||
| Number of occupied Slices | 117 | 960 | 12% | ||
| Number of Slices containing only related logic | 117 | 117 | 100% | ||
| Number of Slices containing unrelated logic | 0 | 117 | 0% | ||
| Total Number of 4 input LUTs | 199 | 1,920 | 10% | ||
| Number used as logic | 198 | ||||
| Number used as a route-thru | 1 | ||||
| Number of bonded IOBs | 4 | 83 | 4% | ||
| Number of RAMB16s | 1 | 4 | 25% | ||
| Number of BUFGMUXs | 1 | 24 | 4% | ||
| Number of MULT18X18SIOs | 1 | 4 | 25% | ||
| Average Fanout of Non-Clock Nets | 3.27 |
| Performance Summary | [-] | |||
| Final Timing Score: | 0 (Setup: 0, Hold: 0) | Pinout Data: | Pinout Report | |
| Routing Results: | All Signals Completely Routed | Clock Data: | Clock Report | |
| Timing Constraints: | All Constraints Met |
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| Synthesis Report | Current | dom 15. mai 14:15:20 2016 | 0 | 21 Warnings (21 new) | 3 Infos (3 new) | |
| Translation Report | Current | dom 15. mai 14:15:23 2016 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Map Report | Current | dom 15. mai 14:15:26 2016 | 0 | 25 Warnings (25 new) | 4 Infos (4 new) | |
| Place and Route Report | Current | dom 15. mai 14:15:34 2016 | 0 | 1 Warning (1 new) | 2 Infos (2 new) | |
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| Post-PAR Static Timing Report | Current | dom 15. mai 14:15:36 2016 | 0 | 0 | 6 Infos (6 new) | |
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--- title: John Roberts's Commencement Address author: Frederick Boehm date: '2017-07-03' slug: john-roberts-s-commencement-address categories: [academics] tags: [commencement, Bob Dylan] ---
This afternoon, while listening to “All Things Considered” on Wisconsin Public Radio, I heard an excerpt from John Roberts’s recent commencement address. Here is the story from “All Things Considered”. Here is the YouTube video.
Roberts spoke at his son’s 9th grade graduation from The Cardigan Mountain School, a boarding school for boys in grades 6 to 9, on June 3, 2017.


Lights Out Premiere: Alexander Kowalski - Inheritance [Kanzleramt]
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by KaneToday, Lights Out brings you another exclusive premiere. This time, from Heiko Lux's Kanzleramt imprint, which has just celebrated 25 years. Taken from his Redemption EP, Alexander Kowalski's Inheritance is a prime cut of trippy, hypnotic, booming techno. Weighty low-end drives the track forward, as the lead bell sound moves all across the audio field amidst crispy percussion, creating a sense of traveling through another dimension. This is one of those tracks that when played at the right time, can easily have you forget where you are. Alexander Kowalski's Redemption EP will be released on November 22 via Kanzleramt.
As a bonus, check out the video for it below as well.
Track: Inheritance
Artist: Alexander Kowalski
Label: Kanzleramt
Format: Vinyl/Digital
Release Date: 11-22-19


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AWS Data Protection Workshops
If you are considering protecting data in your AWS environment using methods such as encryption or certificate management, these workshops can help you learn in depth. We will be using the Cloud9 IDE environment and a combination of Python code and AWS console access for these workshops.
Ubiquitous Encryption
Data encryption provides a strong layer of security to protect data that you store within AWS services. AWS services can help you achieve ubiquitous encryption for data in transit as well as data at rest.
Prerequisites
AWS Account
If you are participating in this workshop as part of an AWS event, pre-provisioned temporary accounts that are specifically initialized for this workshop might be provided by the organizers. To access your temporary account you will receive a 12-digit hash code that can be used at the AWS Event Engine Site. You will not need a username and password.
If you wish to participate in this workshop without a pre-provisioned temporary account, please see the AWS Initialization and tear down section below.
Browser
These workshops assume that you are using the Cloud9 IDE environment. We recommend you use the latest version of Chrome or Firefox to complete this workshop.
Knowledge Of Python Programming Language
Basic python knowledge is sufficient to consume these workshops.
Setup Workshop Environment
- Navigate to the Cloud9 service within your AWS console
- Open the Cloud9 IDE environment called workshop-environment. It takes about 30 seconds for the environment to start up.
- In the Cloud9 IDE environment you will find a folder called data-protection in the folder pane on the left side of the screen
- Right-click (on MacOS: control-click) the file named environment-setup.sh in the IDE and select Run
- This script takes about a minute to complete
- In the runner window below you should see SUCCESS: installed python dependencies followed by a list of the installed packages
Workshops
These workshops demonstrates server side encryption, client side encryption and certfificate management concepts within AWS. For example :
- How do I put an object on S3 with server side encryption ?
- How do I use aws encryption sdk to encrypt data in my application before sending the data to an AWS service ?
- What is Data Key Caching ?
- How can I generate X.509 certificates with AWS Certificate Manager to enable TLS on my load balancer ?
- How do I use AWS Certificate Manager to generate a private certificate authority ?
| Title | Description | Learning Time | Teaching Time With Discussion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 200: Server Side Encryption | This workshop demonstrates server side encryption on S3 | 15 min | 30 min |
| Level 200: Client Side Encryption | This workshop demonstrates client side encryption | 15 min | 30 min |
| Level 200: Client Side Encryption With Data Key Caching | This workshop demonstrates client side encryption with data key caching | 15 min | 30 min |
| Level 300: Creating Private Certs ACM Private Certificate Authority - Mode-1 | This workshop demonstrates how you create a AWS Certificate Manager private certificate authority(PCA) and use ACM PCA to sign a CSR to create a private certificate | 40 mins | 1 hour |
| Level 300: Creating Private Certs ACM Private Certificate Authority - Mode-2 | This workshop demonstrates how you create a AWS Certificate Manager private certificate authority and use this CA to create private X.509 certififcates for a private domain | 40 mins | 1 hour |
NOTE: The ACM PCA use cases (the latter 2) can only be run within the VPC where the ALB is deployed as a private DNS name space is used. This will work within the Cloud9 IDE but not from machines that are outside of the VPC.
AWS Initialization & tear down
IMPORTANT! This section is only relevant if you are not using a pre-provisioned account. The resources used in this workshop will incur charges in the AWS account used if not torn down according to the procedure outlined below
You can use a personal account or create a new AWS account to ensure you have the neccessary access. This should not be an AWS account from the company you work for. Please note that creating an AWS account takes time (credit card validation, etc.) and is not recommended when participating in the workshop during a time constrained event.
Region Support
Since these workshops use the Cloud9 IDE, you can use run these workshops in the following regions where the AWS Cloud9 service is available : N.Virginia (us-east-1) Ohio (us-east-2) Oregon (us-west-2) Ireland (eu-west-1) * Singapore (ap-southeast-1)
Cloudformation templates for initial environment setup
Please download the Data Protection Workshop cloudformation stack and launch it in your AWS account as this is required for all the workshops in this repository. To launch the stack you must go to the AWS Console and navigate to the CloudFormation service where you can choose Create Stack and upload the Cloudformation stack for the workshop. You provide a name for the stack and keep clicking next until you get to the point where it says:
I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources with custom names.
Acknowledge the above statement by clicking on the check box and then click on the Create button
The above stack creates an Cloud9 IDE environment called workshop-environment. In addition a VPC with two subnets and an internet gateway is also created.
Tear down Cloudformation stack
After you have completed the workshop, you need to tear down the stack by navigating to the CloudFormation service in the AWS console and selecting the stack name you chose when launching the stack.
Choose the delete action and wait for the process to complete. Note that it can take a few minutes for the stack to clean up its resources.
License Summary
This sample code is made available under a modified MIT license. See the LICENSE file.


With the Web UI Framework for Mobile Web Applications library, you can move to any page in your application using the tau.changePage() method.
| Note |
|---|
| To change pages with Web UI Framework, DO NOT USE location.href or location.replace. Web UI Framework has a self-method for managing histories, and if you use the above methods, it can cause confusion.
To change pages, use tau.changePage() and tau.back(). |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
tau.back ( ) |
Loads the previous page in the history list. |
tau.changePage (toPage, options) |
Programmatically changes to another page. The to argument is a page object or string. |
tau.back
Loads the previous page in the history list.
tau.back ( )
Same as: window.history.back()
Code example:

tau.changePage
Programmatically changes to another page.
tau.changePage (toPage, options)
Parameters:
| Parameter | Type | Required/optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| toPage | HTMLElement | string | Required | Target page defined with an HTML element or the relative URL of the page. |
| options | Object | Optional | Options for changing pages. |
Options
| Option | Type | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| transition | string | 'sequential' | 'simultaneous' | 'flip' |'depth' | 'pop' | 'slide' |'turn' | Transition for the opening page. |
| reverse | boolean | true | false | If true , the transition must be reversed. |
Code example (using an HTML element):

...

Code example (using a URL string):
// This is "index.html" and assumes that there is "subPage.html" in same directory


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