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Transcript By: Bryan Bishop
Category: Workshop
Physical assets, archival science
We are going to spend 20 minutes talkign about the topics. Then we will spend 10 minutes getting summaries. Then we will spend 20 minutes summarizing everything.
Why is archival science important? I have a background in finance too. Blockchain securitizes things as well. It combines value and memory in one. Also, people have studied archives and how to get records and how to store records.
Hashkloud. Identity verification and KYC and AML management platform. We are now talking to Internet of services. We are linking identities to internet of services. That’s what we do. Potassium cloud.
Corporate accountant working with ledgers and traditional IT. the next step is to make ledgers public and/or private and start looking at hyperledger project.
Blockchain as a service (BT).
Chief technologist of Boston University. Interoperability is important for data records. Keenly interested in record keeping. Eportfolio, e-folder. They are situationally based around a university. Portfolios are often not transferred. My goal is to eliminate data. Healthcare industry has the same problem. The notion of proof is important, like when a degree is conferred. Microcredentials. When you get a cert for teaching, you get the cert but als oa microcredential, not on a blockchain but on a homegrown system. Accredition systems can use InCommon… instead of checking each degree, what about checking bulk? If people don’t verify whether the degree is real, then what does it matter? Well, they should check with only one central system perhaps.
There is a web of trust where the inkages have to persist. I don’t hear conversations about persisting the linkages. When the underlying in a derivatives contract goes bad, you need a way to create a persistent linkage to the underlying and know from a risk analysis to know how healthy the nuderlying is.
let’s say you’re talking about student records. If you take the premise that those are not stored on-chain, then you need an ecosystem that stores those. Either the person that it refers to would store that data, or the institution would store the data. Where should the risk and liability be pushed to? Perhaps the edges and margins. Maybe that’s cloud. Maybe that’s IPFS. It’s debatable. Storage location is one detail. Then you have the hash, which authenticates the thing. Chain-of-custody. Trust roots. When they become old, you have to roll over the certs.
Controversial statement 1: perhaps the only way to do this is with legal means.
Controversial statement 2: hashing everything and placing into the blockchain might not be useful.
We should pick just one asset to talk about. How about real estate. The blockchain is not authenticating the land. It’s the title to the land. The record refers to the physical asset. The blockchan hash to the record representation. There’s two linkages. One from the record to the physical asset, and one from the hash on the blockchain to the original record that it is authenticating. What you put on the blockchain is on the hash. It’s a one-way hash. You can’t reverse a hash to get the original record. In terms of transfer of asset, you still need to hold on to the original title.
Legislation for the land title registry. The record representation of the land, and then you can have smart contracts that are executed on the blockchain, then that’s where you have the record existing on the blockchain.
Legal binding supports the psychological binding. Psychologically, physically this is not much but a Macbook Air. It’s a psychological binding in each of our minds. It’s not physical linkage. It’s a psychological linkage that this is my property. For everyone to have the same psychological linkage, a legal system can be used. In estonia, they have digital citizenship. Someone’s identity is truly digital. You can use digital signatures. If an authority decides to do this, it’s easy.
Will another country recognize land registry transactions on a blockchain?
I confer citizenship on children. There is some level of persistence to what is recorded there. The linkages are perhaps not as persistent. For example, certificates and digital signatures. Estonia has a big problem with expired digital signatures and certificates. They have to roll over. Right now they are not dealing with certificate expiry. In Sweden, they have a problem with expired medical records. What are the options around expired medical records? is it important to roll over those records? How much authenticity do you need?
Australia’s exchanges have automated everything. The next state that they are thinking about is putting their property into the blockchain. It’s a hash of the property. You have to come up with metadata. It’s an address, a name, whatever. So what’s the minimum viable data to hash? How do you describe a real estate? How do you define the residential real estate? You standardize this data first. The data is the zone, gps positioning, and then the land registry in Australia creates the data object, and puts the hash in the blockchain. They are the custodian of the data. The property is built on that land. So first you have to put the land into the blockchain. That is the digital identity of the property. One problem solved. It’s a tokenization of land property.
What is blockchain specific about this? It’s tokenization. When a blockchain comes into the picture, where I clam that I am an owner of the property. So then how do you link it? How do I link myself to this? Who links it? Call up the land registry, tell them what your public key is. Where is the added value in using a land registry on the blockchain? It presents different risks. How can I break this system to make it robust? With tokenization perhaps you can prevent corruption where people steal land from people who own it.
One of the points we should pull out is that we should have exact same technology in different settings. If the institutions and legal systems are different, and the meaning of the transaction and your ability to rely on it, is going to be different. I think this is a very important point. It brings durability into that structure. At the moment it can be difficult to find a durable record.
There are websites that help with, but nothing that automatically does, certified public accountant lookups. Public company oversight board registers a list of CPAs. SEC keeps a list of auditors as well. When a company files an audit report, it would be great if there was a system where you could check if the auditor’s report is on the right document with the right hash. Perhaps this is a lack of technology development funding. But there is no indication that any of those organizations want to work together anyway.
If we are going to rely on blockchain as a system of record, there have been record-keeping systems through time. We are seeing it operate realistically, for the real-estate system as described. Previously there were standards for electronic document management systems. Might need a document record keeping standard for blockchains. Here are the attributes of the system, here are the functional requirements of the system in order for me to place my trust on this system and its linkages.
What’s the difference to a database? Well, network effects. And career reputational benefits. We have many different record systems, like at healthcare institutions, colleges, universities, and many other institutions that are all trying to do the same thing, and without the network effects there’s not enough technical investment available to update their systems. And auditing. Having a real estate system where you use side-rails where you also use a digital transaction, then you could argue that this gives larger access to a pool of liquidity and capital, which is further incentive to use this sort of system. The same with auditing– where maybe you only have certain exchanges that exclusively list companies that have better auditing. Credit rating agencies could perhaps weigh in on this.


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Edit (pull request)Wizard4Cloud is an UI that provides a step by step screen sequencing for the deployment of applications created from topology templates or existing applications. It provides a simplified and intuitive UI for creating, deploying, undeploying and deleting applications. Unlike the full App UI, the user no longer needs to navigate through multiple menus and tabs to create a topology from scratch or from template.
At this stage, Wizard4Cloud remains a beta feature and has few limitations:
- We don’t yet manage complex properties in properties forms (topology inputs, workflow inputs, meta-properties form).
Run Wizard
Wizard is embedded in Alien4Cloud webapp. It can be accessed on the menu on the right of the screen.
The following screen is displayed
Quick getting started
The below instructions decribe the 3 functionnalities of the wizard
Create an application from topology template
Guides throw the necessary steps in order to create a new application from a template. Depending on the application complexity, the wizard bypasses the steps of deployment preparation. When there are no inputs, meta-properties or matchings to do, the wizard steps to the deployment validation screen.
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Lists all applications, view deployment status, logs, view meta datas, view application modules It shows you the list of applications you can access (basically any application you have a role assigned to).  For each application you can toggle the display of it’s environments to see the state of the deployment as well as the deployed version. It displays a brief description of application with its description, meta properties and nodes list, and to manage it (deploy, undeploy, running an operation)
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Settings
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For more informations on the wizard implementation, you have information on the git project alien4cloud-wizard. Under the hood, The wizard part of this app is driven by a state machine. Have a look to Application Wizard Module readme for more details.


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from baseline_constants import BYTES_WRITTEN_KEY, BYTES_READ_KEY, LOCAL_COMPUTATIONS_KEY
[docs]class Server:
def __init__(self, model):
self.model = model # global model of the server.
self.selected_clients = []
self.updates = []
[docs] def select_clients(self, possible_clients, num_clients=20):
"""Selects num_clients clients randomly from possible_clients.
Note that within function, num_clients is set to
min(num_clients, len(possible_clients)).
Args:
possible_clients: Clients from which the server can select.
num_clients: Number of clients to select; default 20
Return:
list of (num_train_samples, num_test_samples)
"""
num_clients = min(num_clients, len(possible_clients))
self.selected_clients = random.sample(possible_clients, num_clients)
return [(len(c.train_data['y']), len(c.eval_data['y'])) for c in self.selected_clients]
[docs] def train_model(self, num_epochs=1, batch_size=10, minibatch=None, clients=None):
"""Trains self.model on given clients.
Trains model on self.selected_clients if clients=None;
each client's data is trained with the given number of epochs
and batches.
Args:
clients: list of Client objects.
num_epochs: Number of epochs to train.
batch_size: Size of training batches.
minibatch: fraction of client's data to apply minibatch sgd,
None to use FedAvg
Return:
bytes_written: number of bytes written by each client to server
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
client computations: number of FLOPs computed by each client
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
bytes_read: number of bytes read by each client from server
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
"""
if clients is None:
clients = self.selected_clients
sys_metrics = {
c.id: {BYTES_WRITTEN_KEY: 0,
BYTES_READ_KEY: 0,
LOCAL_COMPUTATIONS_KEY: 0} for c in clients}
for c in clients:
self.model.send_to([c])
sys_metrics[c.id][BYTES_READ_KEY] += self.model.size
comp, num_samples, update = c.train(num_epochs, batch_size, minibatch)
sys_metrics[c.id][LOCAL_COMPUTATIONS_KEY] = comp
self.updates.append((num_samples, update))
sys_metrics[c.id][BYTES_WRITTEN_KEY] += self.model.size
return sys_metrics
[docs] def update_model(self):
self.model.update(self.updates)
self.updates = []
[docs] def test_model(self, clients_to_test=None):
"""Tests self.model on given clients.
Tests model on self.selected_clients if clients_to_test=None.
Args:
clients_to_test: list of Client objects.
"""
if clients_to_test is None:
clients_to_test = self.selected_clients
metrics = {}
self.model.send_to(clients_to_test)
for client in clients_to_test:
c_metrics = client.test(self.model.cur_model)
metrics[client.id] = c_metrics
return metrics
[docs] def get_clients_test_info(self, clients=None):
"""Returns the ids, hierarchies and num_test_samples for the given clients.
Returns info about self.selected_clients if clients=None;
Args:
clients: list of Client objects.
"""
if clients is None:
clients = self.selected_clients
ids = [c.id for c in clients]
groups = {c.id: c.group for c in clients}
num_samples = {c.id: c.num_test_samples for c in clients}
return ids, groups, num_samples


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by Press AssociationA €30 MILLION package has been announced to carry out improvements at more than 400 schools.
The allocation for the Summer Works Scheme includes a new climate action focus with schools given funding and asked to plan for electric vehicle charging points.
Education Minister Joe McHugh described the focus for the scheme as upgrading and improving life safety systems such as fire alarms and detection and emergency lighting, as well as new surfaces on play areas and car parks.
“In total 405 primary and post-primary schools will benefit from the Summer Works Scheme – that’s more than a tenth of all the schools in the country in one go,” he said.
Meanwhile, the climate action initiative will see schools who receive funding for car parking and play areas required to identify a point for electric vehicle charging.
“The climate action element of next year’s summer works is a sensible plan for the future,” Mr McHugh said.
“More and more electric charging points are coming on stream and it is symbolic that schools will be demonstrating how important initiatives like this are.
“The work will be carried out in schools mainly over the summer months, so the disruption to students, teachers and other staff will be kept to a minimum.”
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I drive a really long way to work twice week. I love what I do every day, which is why I choose to drive. To entertain myself I listen to a lot of podcasts. Radiolab, WireTap, and This American Life are favorites on the drive. When I plugged the iPod into the stereo yesterday morning, it jumped to my entire song list at “A,” and just started... Read more 19 Oct 2013 - 2 minute read
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I worked a little bit tonight on my code while Lindsey got to bed early while the baby napped. I added a menu at the beginning of the program which prompts the user to select either Stars or Planets. Then, they can put their choice in. This is a short-term implementation for a few of reasons: For users without the PyEphem library, I need to... Read more 11 Oct 2013 - 1 minute read
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It was one of those days, and I couldn’t pass this one up. The Headless ds106 is in full swing, and this week is Design Week. I love design work because it makes me think hard about how to communicate ideas both subtly and artfully. You can see some of my design work from the Twilight Zone theme this past summer. Earlier today, Rochelle Lockri... Read more 02 Oct 2013 - 1 minute read
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Classes vs Ids in Ruby
In css, we use ID’s and classes to addresses elements. ID’s and classes, by themselves, don’t have any styling information to them but we can apply styling by targeting them using css. confused? ok let’s define what they means.
ID’s are unique. meaning that an element can only have one ID, where as, classes are not unique. you can apply some class on multiple elements or multiple classes on a same element. when you have one element that requires a certain kind of styling, then ID’s are great to use but when you have a lot of elements that should receive the same styling, classes are better in use.
I read this example on internet when I was browsing to understand them better. take a laptop in store for example, they have barcode and serial number. The serial number is a number which is unique to every laptop like ID’s but the barcode is something that the store puts on the package to identify a certain group of laptops for the purpose of identifying price, color, product type etc. same barcode is used for many laptops of same type like classes.
To summarize, informations that are reusable should be kept in classes and the ones that are unique should be in an ID.


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VNJS Standard Library
Standard Objects
Rectangle Object
A canvas element that draws a rectangle on the screen. The rectangle can have rounded corners.
Constructor Properties:
- width: Defines the width of the rectangle in pixels.
- height: Defines the height of the rectangle in pixels.
- fill_style: The fill style of the interior of the rectangle. This value must be either a color definition
string (eg. 'hsl(210, 70%, 50%)') or a LinearGradient or RadialGradient object. If not defined then the interior is not
filled.
- stroke_style: The stroke style for drawing the edge of the rectangle. This value must be either a color definition
string (eg. 'hsl(210, 90%, 1%)') or a LinearGradient or RadialGradient object. If not defined then no edge is drawn.
- line_width: The width of the line stroke in pixels.
- corner_radius: If the rectangle has rounded corners, this value defines the radius of the curved corners. If not
defined then the corners are not rounded.
 A Text Trail is an area in which a string of text is
measured and formatted to fit within the area. The text may contain basic HTML markup to change font weight, color and font
style. This canvas element supports an animation sequence that renders the text word by word.
Constructor Properties:
- font_family: Default font family of the text in this text trail. For fallback
fonts then separate each font name with a comma. For example; 'Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif'
- font_size: Default font size as a string. For example; '25px'
- font_color: Default font color as a color definition string. For example; '#4080af'
- width: The total width of the text trail in pixels.
- height: The total height of the text trail in pixels.
- trail_width: The width of the area wherein the text is drawn. This is different than
width and height because a margin is necessary when large
text glyphs are drawn.
- trail_height: The height of the area wherein the text is drawn.
- dx: Offset to draw text.
- dy: Offset to draw text.
- draw_text_shadow: (boolean) When true draws a shadow around the text.
- ms_per_word: The standard time it should take to draw a word, in milliseconds.
- pixels_between_words: The number of pixels that separate words.
- text_halign: (string) The horizontal alignment of text. Either, 'left', 'center' or 'right'.
- line_height: The number of pixels that separate lines.
- first_line_indent: The x offset, in pixels, for the first line.
Examples
LinearGradient Object
A styling object for a linear gradient.
Constructor Properties:
- x1, y1: The relative coordinates of the start of the gradient.
- x2, y2: The relative coordinates of the end of the gradient.
Mutator Functions:
- addColorStop ( stop, color ): Adds a color stop for describing how the gradient color interpolates over
the range. (eg. lg.addColorStop( stop: 0, color:'hsla(211, 40%, 10%, .2' ))
Examples
RadialGradient Object
A styling object for a radial gradient.
Constructor Properties:
- x1, y1: The relative coordinates of the start of the gradient.
- r1: The radius of the start of the gradient.
- x2, y2: The relative coordinates of the end of the gradient.
- r2: The radius of the end of the gradient.
Mutator Functions:
- addColorStop ( stop, color ): Adds a color stop for describing how the gradient color interpolates over
the range. (eg. lg.addColorStop( stop: 0, color:'hsla(211, 40%, 10%, .2' ))
Examples


IBitmapContextSupport provides means for accessing graphics subsystem specific information of the current back-end's surface.
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Constants
The following constants are available globally.
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extern NSNotificationName TRLTrolleyStartingUpNotification
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static let TRLTrolleyStartingUp: NSNotification.Name
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Please do not mutate, this is for internal purposes, changes can be done via Trolley/AuthDeclaration
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extern NSString *AppleDeviceUUIDKey
Swift
let AppleDeviceUUIDKey: String
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Declaration
Objective-C
extern HTTPMethod HTTPMethodGET
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extern HTTPMethod HTTPMethodPOST
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extern HTTPMethod HTTPMethodPUT
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- An Internet service provider (ISP) is an organization that provides services for accessing, using, or participating in the Internet. Internet service providers may be organized in various forms, such as commercial, community-owned, non-profit, or otherwise privately owned.
TCP/IP
- The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is one of the main protocols of the Internet protocol suite. It originated in the initial network implementation in which it complemented the Internet Protocol (IP). Therefore, the entire suite is commonly referred to as TCP/IP.


SSMonthCell
class SSMonthCell : UICollectionViewCell
Month Cell
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Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var cvDays: UICollectionView!
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Declaration
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@IBOutlet weak var lblMonthDesc: UILabel!
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@IBOutlet weak var viewMonthContent: UIView!
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@IBOutlet weak var viewBottomLine: UIView!
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@IBOutlet weak var viewContent: UIView!
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Declaration
Swift
weak var delegate: SSCalendarDeleagte?
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weak var monthDelegate: MonthCellDelegate?
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var currentMonth: Int
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Declaration
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var year: Int
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var monthName: String
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var monthDaysCount: Int
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var skipCount: Int
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var weekStartDay: WeekStartDay
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var shouldSelectPastDays: Bool
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Declaration
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var allowsMultipleSelection: Bool
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Undocumented
Declaration
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var monthModel: SSCalendarMonth?
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Declaration
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var previousIndex: IndexPath?
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var collectionIndexPath: IndexPath?
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var configuration: SSCalendarConfiguration
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let daysCellID: String
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let emptyDayCellID: String
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override func awakeFromNib()
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fileprivate func setupViews()
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fileprivate func initialSetUp()
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fileprivate func loadCollection()
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func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int
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There are two ways to authenticate the Stackdriver plugin - either by uploading a Service Account key file, or by automatically retrieving credentials from the Google metadata server. The latter option is only available when running Grafana on a GCE virtual machine.
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Lydia Smith
User Story:
“As a User I want to make a quick change to my garden and I want to know what plants do well in my area.”
Demographics:
- Age: 23
- Race: African American
- Hair color: black
- Height: 5 feet
- Job: Web Developer
- Marital status: Single
Technologies
- Expert user
- Desk top
- Linux
- Firefox
- OnePlus 8 Pro
- Facebook
- Twitter
- Instagram
Goal
Lydia wants to make some quick upgrades to her garden and doesn't know much about plants.
She wants an easy way to get new plants that do well in her area.
Frustrations and Needs
Lydia needs to make her patio more relaxing, she wants to forget about work when she takes her breaks and doesn't have a lot of time for this change. Being busy with work she doesn't want to spend a lot of time maintaining her garden.
Behaviours and Attitudes
Lydia works from home and likes to take breaks on her patio. She works long hours and doesn't have a lot of free time. When she is not working she enjoys going out with some friends. She loves social media and is an advocate for networking on those platforms.
Interaction-flow
- Lydia goes to Help my Garden website
- “Help my Garden” displays home page
- Lydia signs into profile
- “Help my Garden” displays search page
- Lydia types in location
- “Help my Garden” displays list local plants
- Lydia clicks on the trees
- “Help my Garden” gives basic info on the trees and a picture of trees
- Lydia can click add to trees to “list”
- “Help my Garden” places items in a “list” for Lydia
- lydia can delete any trees that she does not want from her list


Ingredients
- Red Snapper or Pink Sea Bream Fish Head (Soak in lemon turmeric water for 10-15 minutes)
- 15-20 Lady Finger
- 1 medium to big Brinjal
- 4 Tomatoes diced into small cubes
- 5 Long Beans
- Coconut Milk (200ml)
- 1 packet of Fried Tau Kee
- Pineapple (Optional)
- Fish Head Curry Paste (Mak Nyonya)
- Turmeric Powder
Directions
- Fry the curry paste with the vegetables for 5 minutes.
- Add in water and bring it to boil.
- Add in the fish and boil for 8-10 minutes (do not overcook the fish). Take the fish out and place it onto your serving claypot bowl.
- Boil the ingredients for 40 minutes to let vegetables turn soft and for the flavour to simmer out.


--- layout: post title: Reload values on blur with jQuery tags: - blur - Coding - existing - focus - form - html - jQuery - Tutorial - values status: publish type: post published: true meta: _aktt_hash_meta: "" _edit_last: "1" aktt_notify_twitter: "no" --- Sometimes an existing value in a HTML field can do so much for usability. The problem is these "existing values" can sometimes get in the way and make the page more difficult to use. Its fair to say that you want to clear that value when the user is ready to fill out the form. The focus event has you covered in this situation, but what about when the user does not enter any data after clicking on the form element? The element needs to perform some sort of persistence to reload the value that it was initialised with. jQuery provides a great way to do this with the "data()" function. This function allows any data to be attached any DOM element. Very handy when you throw(excuse the pun) it in with a jQuery function. Here is my solution to reloading values for DOM form elements. Works best with type="text" :)
jQuery.fn.contentOnBlur = function() {
$(this).each(function(index, value){
$(value).data('initValue', $(value).val());
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});
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if(!$(this).data('changed')) {
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This series of API Recipes describes API tasks associated with developing apps, apps for Travel Management Companies, (TMC), Travel Suppliers and businesses who need to get data about their employees’ travel related booking. This recipe assumes you are a current Concur customer or platform partner.
Review the following checklist to ensure you are able to perform the task in this recipe. To see reference information, click the link in the bullet point
Developers, travel suppliers and travel management companies will want to use the processes described in this recipe.
The order in which most Concur partners obtain travel data from Concur is:
Each of these processes can be used by itself. For example if a travel supplier only wanted to obtain itinerary details, they can follow the Get Itinerary Details process described below.
The GET List of Itineraries required for the Get Itinerary endpoint is located in the official Concur developer page here.
If you have not configured your sandbox to obtain access, you can make that request from the Support Page here. Remember to include the name of the Concur representative you with whom you are working in the form.
If you have configured your sandbox, the GET List of Itineraries required for the Get Itinerary endpoint is located in the official Concur developer page here.
This task retrieves trip summaries for the traveler specified in the Oauth token. This endpoint can also be used to get details for trips for a different user, organization or for the entire company. Get List of Itineraries is used most often when a Travel management Company (TMC) needs to retrieve a list of trips on behalf of a user or company.
Entire Company (Oauth consumer must have Admin user role)
https://www.concursolutions.com/api/travel/trip/v1.1/?startDate={startdate}&endDate={enddate}&_createdAfterDate={_date}&createdBeforeDate={date}&lastModifiedDate={date}&bookingType={type}&userid_type=login&userid_value=ALL
Individual user (Oauth consumer)
https://www.concursolutions.com/api/travel/trip/v1.1/?startDate={startdate}&endDate={enddate}&_createdAfterDate={_date}&createdBeforeDate={date}&lastModifiedDate={date}&bookingType={type}
Individual user (other than the Oauth consumer)
https://www.concursolutions.com/api/travel/trip/v1.1/?startDate={startdate}&endDate={enddate}&_createdAfterDate={_date}&createdBeforeDate={date}&lastModifiedDate={date}&bookingType={type}&userid_type=login_id&userid_value={loginID}
Additional examples can be viewed here.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| tripId | The trip ID |
| startDate={date} | The URL-encoded UTC start date for the trip. Format: YYYY-MM-DD. If no query parameters are provided, the start date is set to today’s date - 30 days. |
| endDate**={date} | The URL-encoded UTC end date for the trip. Format: YYYY-MM-DD. If no query parameters are provided, the end date is set to today’s date + 12 months. |
| createdAfterDate**={date} | The URL-encoded UTC date for when the trip was created. The query string will return trips created on or after this date. Used with the createdafterdate for finding trips created during a date range. Format: YYYY-MM-DD |
| createdBeforeDate**={date} | The last modified UTC date of the trips and any their associated bookings. This query string will return only the trips where the trip or any of its associated bookings have a last modified date that is greater or equal to the supplied time |
| lastModifiedDate**={date} | The trip includes at least one booking of this type. Format: Air, Car, Dining, Hotel, Parking, Rail, or Ride |
| bookingType={type} | The trip includes at least one booking of this type. Format: Air, Car, Dining, Hotel, Parking, Rail, or Ride |
| userid_type=login&userid_value={loginID} | The loginID is the user’s Concur login ID. The userid_value of ALL can be sent to get trip summaries for all users at the company. The userid_type and userid_value parameters can only be used if the OAuth consumer has one of the user roles listed above. |
| includeMetadata=true&ItemsPerPage={number}&Page={number} | The includeMetadata query parameter combined with the ItemsPerPage and Page query parameters will cause the response to be divided into pages. |
| includeVirtualTrip=1 | Virtual trips are segments booked offline through the Travel Request product. Set the includeVirtualTrip query parameter to 1 to include those trips in the list |
| includeCanceledTrips={true/false} | The includeCanceledTrips query parameter will cause the request to also return trips with a status of Canceled. |
Refer to the sample XML GET Itinerary Details Get request for guidance.
This process allows developers, travel suppliers and travel management companies to obtain details on itineraries for specific trips. By default, the Oauth consumer should be the owner of the trip. The Get Itinerary endpoint can also be used to get details for trips that the Oauth consumer does not own. Travel management companies use this process to get trip details on behalf of a user. This assumes the TMC is registered with Concur and possesses a valid Concur account with one the following user roles: Web Services Administrator for Professional, or Can Administer for Standard.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| {tripId} | Required. The identifier for the desired trip |
| userid_type=login&userid_value={loginID} | The loginID is the user’s Concur login ID. The userid_value of ALL can be sent to get trip summaries for all users at the company. |
| systemFormat={format} | The systemFormat query parameter can be used to specify that the response is formatted for a different system. The supported value is Tripit. |
The request returns an itinerary parent element with a subset of child elements. A partial list appears below. The complete list is located here.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BookedByFirstName | The first name of the person who booked the trip. |
| BookedByLastName | The last name of the person who booked the trip. |
| BookedVia | The booking method for the trip. |
| CancelComments | The comments provided if the itinerary is cancelled. Maximum length: 256 characters. |
| Comments | Optional comments. Maximum length: 512 characters. |
| DateBookedLocal | The date the trip was booked, in the local time of the booking location. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| DateCreatedUtc | The date that this trip was created, in UTC. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BookingSource | The name of the booking source for this booking. A booking source is a textual name the system uses to track where a booking took place. |
| DateBookedLocal | The name of the booking source for this booking. A booking source is a textual name the system uses to track where a booking took place. |
| DateCreatedUtc | The date the booking was created, in UTC. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| DateModifiedUtc | The date the booking was last modified, in UTC. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| FormOfPaymentName | The name of the form of payment for the booking. |
| FormOfPaymentType | The type of the form of payment. |
| PassengerCount | The number of passengers included in the booking. |
Developers should build a scheduled process to poll for itineraries or get trips on demand when a user logs onto their website to make a booking. Using the Oauth token of the user for whom you want details as the authorization, perform this two-step process:
For more information on how to GET a trip list for a user by using their Oauth token, go here.
GET https://{InstanceURL}/api/travel/trip/v1.1 HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {user's access token}
Accept: application/xml
You can also get the details of each trip by using the TripID. The Get Trip List response includes the unique TripID for each trip.
GET https://{InstanceURL}/api/travel/trip/v1.1/{TripID} HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {user's access token}
Accept: application/xml
Refer to the sample Get trip details for a trip ID for guidance.
No itinerary can contain all of the possible elements, because the response will always be a subset of the possible returned values. For full response details, view the Public Itinerary XSD.
Once you have the trip details, look for trips that lack your segment type.
For example, if you are a TripLink Car Supplier, look for trips that may include a flight but which lack a rental car reservation.
If you are a TripLink Hotel Supplier, look for trips that may include a flight but which lack a hotel reservation. If you are polling for trips at an interval, you may choose to email a traveler to offer them your service to add to their upcoming trip. For example, if you are a TripLink Hotel partner, you may choose to email the traveler: “If you would like to reserve a hotel for your upcoming trip to Boston on 13 December, we are offering a special rate at our property in city center. Log on here to add a hotel reservation to your trip.”
If you are checking for upcoming trips when the traveler logs in to your mobile app or website to make a booking, you may choose to present to the traveler a list of their upcoming trips that lack your segment type. For example, if you are a TripLink Car Supplier, you may choose to present a list of upcoming trips that lack a rental car reservation and allow the traveler to easily add a car rental to that trip, prepopulating the pickup and drop-off locations and dates/times using the information from the trip details.
In the case of Apps for me customer who has booked a hotel through Concur:
The information in this section is NOT intended for use by Apps for me developers.
Travel Management Companies will find these two elements in the GET trips response extremely useful when obtaining Trip Details:
| How the itinerary was sent to Concur | BookingOwner | BookingSource |
|---|---|---|
| Manually added itinerary | OpenBookingEmail | Manual |
| Itinerary emailed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| OpenBookingEmail | Supplier name, or Manual if parser can’t determine supplier |
| Itinerary emailed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| TripIt | Supplier name, or Manual if parser can’t determine supplier |
| Trip posted by TMC using Itinerary API | ConcurConnectAPI | Supplier name |
| Booking posted by Open Booking Supplier using Itinerary API. Discounts are still applied. | OpenBookingSupplier | IHG |
| Booked in Concur Travel (i.e. Cliqbook) or through an agent (and sent back to Concur Travel), or through a direct connect. Discounts are still applied to agent bookings. We can’t distinguish in the API between user booking via Concur Travel versus booked for them by agent. We do track this internally | ConcurTravel | GDS name, or direct connect supplier name |
| Amadeus e-Travel Management (AeTM) is an online self-booking tool integrated with Concur Expense. | AmadeusETravel |
Concur Travel Suppliers and Travel Management Companies may need to know how to post a company notification subscription for itinerary changes. Use the information which follows to guide you. More information on these topics can be found in the SAP Concur Developer Center in the resource: Subscribe or unsubscribe from notifications.
To subscribe to notifications to be alerted whenever employees who have booked travel through Concur change their travel plans by adding, modifying or canceling an itinerary is referred to as a POST Company Notification Subscription for Itinerary Changes request.
To create this request, use the following example as a template. Notice that the request parameter is Itinerary. The Request XML string also requires an Oath token for an administrative user in the company. The user must have one of the following user roles in Concur: Company Administrator or Web Services Administrator for Professional, or Can Administer for Standard.
XML Example request to subscribe:
POST http://www.concursolutions.com/api/company/v1.0/subscribe?type=itinerary HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {access token}
...
The notification is sent to the Postback URL that the partner has registered with Concur during application review. Partners can only have one postback URL for all notification types. The notification will include the type, oauth_token_key, userid_type, and userid_value query parameters, specifying the updated user as seen in the example:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>While the response body includes a Notification parent element, there are several child elements.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| ObjectType | ITINERARY |
| ObjectURI | The URI for the object. The developer can use the appropriate GET endpoint with the ObjectURI to get complete details for the trip. |
| EventDateTime | When the event happened. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| EventType | The type of the change. Format: CREATE, UPDATE, CANCEL |
| Context | This is not used yet but will be used in future to specify the change in the trip. Developers can use this in conjunction with EventType to decide how to process the notification. |
| TripID | The unique identifier for the trip. Format: String |
XML Example request to unsubscribe from Itinerary Changes:
https://www.concursolutions.com/api/company/v1.0/unsubscribe?type=itinerary
Refer to the sample Post Company Notification Subscription for Itinerary Changes Response for guidance.


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2020 Aston Martin DBX pricing revealed
Aston Martin will price its first-ever crossover between the Lamborghini Urus and Bentley Bentayga when it arrives in Australia.
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Aston Martin has revealed its first ever SUV, the DBX, will cost $357,000 before on-road costs when it arrives in Australia – likely to be sometime next year.
Although value isn't the chief concern at this end of the market, the DBX will slot between the Bentley Bentayga ($334,700 before on-road costs) and Lamborghini Urus ($390,000 before on-roads) when it launches.
REVIEW: The DBX hasn't been revealed, but we've been for a ride
Despite the fact Aston Martin hasn't properly revealed the DBX – that'll have to wait until November 20 – we have a good idea of how the interior will look.
The dashboard is home to a large touchscreen infotainment system of as-yet unrevealed size, below which sit a pair of air vents. The transmission tunnel plays host to a Mercedes-Benz derived infotainment controller. Expect to see lashings of leather, and a multitude of options.
Aston Martin says the floating centre console has room for a handbag or large 1.5-litre water bottles beneath it, while the design has been optimised for everyone from "the 99th percentile male to the 5th percentile female" – in other words, bodies of all shapes and sizes.
Power in the DBX will come from a 405kW 4.0-litre bi-turbo V8 built by Mercedes-AMG, good for a 4.5-second sprint to 100km/h and a 291km/h top speed.
Prototypes have lapped the Nurburgring Nordschleife in less than eight minutes, putting the SUV record (7:48) within sight. Aston has also focused on giving the car a dash of off-road ability, although it's not likely to give the G-Class any sleepless nights.
The Aston Martin DBX will be revealed on November 20. Stay tuned for more in the lead-up.
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Class UpdateProductSetRequest (v2.2.2)
Request message for the UpdateProductSet
method.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.vision.v1.UpdateProductSetRequest
Methods
__construct
Constructor.
| Name | Description |
| data |
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object. |
| ↳ product_set |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSet
Required. The ProductSet resource which replaces the one on the server. |
| ↳ update_mask |
Google\Protobuf\FieldMask
The FieldMask that specifies which fields to update. If update_mask isn't specified, all mutable fields are to be updated. Valid mask path is |
getProductSet
Required. The ProductSet resource which replaces the one on the server.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSet product_set = 1 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED];
| Type | Description |
| Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSet|null |
hasProductSet
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setProductSet
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Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSet product_set = 1 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED];
| Name | Description |
| var |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSet
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |
getUpdateMask
The FieldMask that specifies which fields to update.
If update_mask isn't specified, all mutable fields are to be updated.
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Generated from protobuf field .google.protobuf.FieldMask update_mask = 2;
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.grid-frame
will use the full height of browser and setup flexbox.

.grid-block
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By default, the code above will create columns:
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If you don't define a column width, it will expand to fill the remaining container width.

If you want to shrink the width of a container to match the content
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Vertical grids are defined be adding a vertical
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Here is a better example, showing vertical grid next to a single .grid-block
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I am the same height as the two rows

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class of shrink
.

I expand since the other content shrinks

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I expand since the other content shrinks


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WATCH: Indian police rescue baby about to be buried alive
Indian police rescued a baby as its family was about to bury it alive, officials said Friday.
Officers confronted the infant's grandfather as he held the child in a blanket, while another man dug a hole with his hands on wasteland in a suburb of the southern city of Hyderabad.
The case was made public two weeks after a newborn girl was found in a clay pot at a northern Indian crematorium -- later making headlines for her "miracle" survival.
In the latest incident, the two men said the infant had died in hospital. But police, tipped off by a taxi driver made suspicious by the events, said they saw the baby move under the blanket.
Both men were detained and later released, with the infant undergoing treatment in hospital while an investigation is carried out.
"They thought the baby had died and were told by other family members not to bring the body home," police officer A. Srinivasulu told AFP.
"We are just happy that the baby was rescued," the officer said.
In the other case of the newborn found in a clay pot, the baby was believed to have been left for more than two days before she was found by a man digging a grave for his own newborn daughter.
India is notorious for the gender killing of baby girls, seen as a financial burden because of the dowry to be paid when they are married.
Such discrimination is blamed for India's skewed sex ratio that stood at 940 females for every 1,000 males, according to a 2011 census.


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These functions have been created to aid in visualising phytoplankton counts in the Canning and Swan estuaries. There is a two stage process with details below.
Phytoplankton count data in its raw form (hereafter called raw data) provides count and other information for a multitude of species. This data is analysed and provided to us by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation's Phytoplankton Ecology unit. In order to visualise the data it benefits from some summarising into larger groupings. This first stage undertakes this process and outputs summaries that are used in stage two.
After loading the rivRmon
package, two file paths are provided to the phyto_groupR()
function. A file path to the raw data xlsx spreadsheets and a file path to the desired location of the exported summary data. This summary data will be written to a summaries/
directory and if it doesn't already exist it will be created.
#load the package
library(rivRmon)
#run the phyto_groupR function
phyto_groupR(pathin = "C:/path/to/raw_data", pathout = "C:/path/for_export")
The only thing to be careful of is ensuring that if you are copying a fiile path from a Windows OS you will need to double all the backslashes for the path to be recognised. The above example is the alternative method where the backslashes are converted to a single forward slash. An example of an exported summary csv is below.
This next stage reads in all the summary data csv's and based on date provided, generates two barcharts, arranged vertically, in the one output. The top barchart is for the date provided and the bottom barchart is for the prior sample. As sampling of the estuaries occurs on different days, the choice of date will only plot data for a single estuary. In other words it won't get confused when summary csv's exist for both estuaries.
The input for the phyto_plotR()
function is a file path to the location of the summaries/
directory not the summary csv's themselves. This is essentially the pathout parameter that you specified when running phyto_groupR()
. The barcharts (as pdf) will be exported here along with a "running datasheet".
The running datasheet is a csv that is exported with all the summary data up to and including the date provided for that estuary. To run the function.
#run the phyto_plotR function
phyto_plotR(summary = "C:/path/for_export", date = "20190715")
Only two things to watch out for here. Again ensure that you have handled the character filepath correctly. Also provide the date as a character string in the format "yyyymmdd". It can be presented as above in the code snippet or contain separators (e.g. "2019/07/15" or "2019-07-15").
An example of a barchart follows. This one is for the Swan estuary (identified by its name and the sites present). The date provided is that in the code snippet above and is used in creating the top barchart. The function finds the summary data for the prior sampling effort and uses that to plot the bottom barchart.
Lastly an example of a portion of a running datasheet.


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St Albans prison: Lack of services led to increased stabbings - JICS report
by Canny MaphangaAn increase in stabbings at St Albans prison in Port Elizabeth was blamed on a lack of services at the facility in a Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services (JICS) report.
"Due to the lack of services, inmates allegedly became aggressive and incidents of stabbing of DCS (Department of Correctional Services) officials escalated from November 10, 2016 to date," JICS spokesperson Emerantia Cupido said in a statement.
This comes after several officials at the prison, which has a a ratio of one official to 30 inmates, were stabbed by inmates in the past few years.
The DCS national task team (NTT) was called in to assist with the situation in May, reportedly until April 2020.
READ | St Albans Prison official stabbed in neck, inmate killed: Popcru lambastes correctional services
Complaints of alleged inhumane treatment and intolerable conditions at St Albans led to a JICS inspection by Inspecting Judge Johann van der Westhuizen in May.
Some of the complaints included:
- inadequate health care services
- a lack of rehabilitation and vocational programmes
- a shortage of uniforms
- limited food rations
- limited exercise
- lockdown for lengthy periods
- allegations of corruption by officials from the proceeds of the kiosk
- a lack of escorts for consultation with professional staff
- delays in classification as "mediums" by the case management committee (CMC)
- a lack of escorts to public hospitals
A follow-up inspection was conducted on July 5.
The JICS found that as a result of the stabbings, 23 officials were referred for injury on duty (IOD), some for periods of up to two years.
"Even after officials return to work, they often have medical letters to the effect that they are not allowed to work directly with inmates or handle firearms. Officials can only be utilised in administrative positions – performing tasks that they were not trained for," Cupido said.
This leads to a staff shortage at the facility which indirectly leads to putting both the official and inmate at risk.
"The state of facilities at St Albans contributes to the compromising of safety," Cupido said.
The JICS said it was following up on the details of a police investigation and any internal disciplinary action against officials, and that it was continuing to finalise the independent investigation into the death of an inmate at St Albans Medium B Correctional Centre, after the DCS initially reported the incident as one involving a "use of force" in terms of Section 32 of the Correctional Services Act.
"According to witnesses, the inmate attacked a DCS official on the September 1, 2019 with an unknown object during breakfast. Several DCS officials used tonfas to subdue the inmate, who was then taken to one of the offices.
"A professional nurse was called in at 08:00 and on arrival, found the inmate laying on his back in the office. Upon inspection it was found that the inmate was not breathing and a doctor certified the inmate as deceased at 08:45," Cupido said.
Van der Westhuizen submitted reports on September 27 to the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, the Deputy Minister of Correctional Services, the chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services and the national commissioner of correctional services with recommendations on the "unacceptable situation at St Albans".


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Drake
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#include <gflags/gflags.h>
#include "drake/automotive/maliput/rndf/loader.h"
#include "drake/automotive/maliput/utility/generate_obj.h"
#include "drake/common/text_logging.h"
#include "drake/common/text_logging_gflags.h"
Functions | |
| DEFINE_string (rndf_file, "", "RNDF input file") | |
| DEFINE_string (obj_dir, ".", "Directory to contain rendered road surface") | |
| DEFINE_string (obj_file, "", "Basename for output Wavefront OBJ and MTL files") | |
| DEFINE_double (max_grid_unit, utility::ObjFeatures().max_grid_unit, "Maximum size of a grid unit in the rendered mesh covering the" " road surface") | |
| DEFINE_double (min_grid_resolution, utility::ObjFeatures().min_grid_resolution, "Minimum number of grid-units in either lateral or longitudinal" " direction in the rendered mesh covering the road surface") | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| DEFINE_double | ( | max_grid_unit | , |
| utility::ObjFeatures(). | max_grid_unit, | ||
| "Maximum size of a grid unit in the rendered mesh covering the" " road surface" | |||
| ) |
| DEFINE_double | ( | min_grid_resolution | , |
| utility::ObjFeatures(). | min_grid_resolution, | ||
| "Minimum number of grid-units in either lateral or longitudinal" " direction in the rendered mesh covering the road surface" | |||
| ) |
| DEFINE_string | ( | rndf_file | , |
| "" | , | ||
| "RNDF input file" | |||
| ) |
| DEFINE_string | ( | obj_dir | , |
| "." | , | ||
| "Directory to contain rendered road surface" | |||
| ) |
| DEFINE_string | ( | obj_file | , |
| "" | , | ||
| "Basename for output Wavefront OBJ and MTL files" | |||
| ) |


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A personal pitch is basically a succinct introduction to yourself and your background. Having an outline pitch ready is a great confidence-booster for graduate interviews (whether in-person, over the phone or over video), networking events and careers fairs. The process of creating one also helps you to focus on what employers want and helps you specifically demonstrate how you meet their requirements.
See PitchThese days, we’re always selling something to somebody. Meaning: No matter who you are or what you do, you could always improve your pitching skills. Think about it: If you’re a freelancer, you’re pitching your talents. If you’re in PR, you’re pitching an idea. If you’re networking, you’re pitching yourself. And if you’re a proactive employee, you’re pitching your boss on a promotion, a raise, or an idea for a new way to do things.
See PitchA pick-up line or chat-up line is a conversation opener with the intent of engaging a person for romance or dating. Overt and sometimes humorous displays of romantic interest, pick-up lines advertise the wit of their speakers to their target listeners.
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The output of one AVS/Express loop triggers the SubLoop module, which starts another loop in the same Application. Single steps forward and backward are possible without having an external trigger.
Input Ports
Name Type Description trigger int Trigger for the next step of the loop. This should be connected to the count port of the main (endless) Loop module of the application.
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control reset int Reset Loop count to the start value. UItogle reset_back int Reset loop count to the end value. UItogle run int Starts looping whenever the trigger changes. UItogle run_back int Starts looping backwards whenever the trigger changes. UItogle step int increment loop count by incr UItogle step_back int decrement loop count by incr UItogle cycle int cycle loop once, cycle or bounce UIchoice start float The start value for loop count UIfield end float The end value for loop count UIfield incr float The value the loop count is changed by on each step UIfield
Output Ports
Name Type Description count float current value done int set to 1 when SubLoop reaches end value
The SubLoop module is used to generate several loops within one AVS/Express application. This module uses the output of another loop module to as trigger for its internal loop. It has all the capabilities of the standard AVS/Express Loop module. The advantage of this module is that it does not run an endless loop which interferes with other modules.
To use two completely independent loops the application should contain a standard loop module and two SubLoop modules. Both SubLoop modules get their trigger from the Loop module which performs an endless loop. The SubLoop modules can then transpose the output from the Loop module into the values needed for the actual animation.
trigger
When trigger (int) is updated and the SubLoop module is in run or run_back mode the SubLoop executes its next step.
run
Toggle (int) that starts the loop whenever the trigger is activates. Runs the loop forward (adds the incr value to the loop count).
run_back
Toggle (int) that starts the loop backwards whenever the trigger is activates. Runs the loop backwards (subtracts the incr value from the loop count).
step
Toggle (int) that executes the loop once (adds the incr value to the loop count).
This does not depend on the trigger beeing activated.
step_back
Toggle (int) that executes the loop once backwards (subtracts the incr value from the loop count).
This does not depend on the trigger beeing activated.
reset
Toggle (int) that sets the loop count to the start value.
reset_back
Toggle (int) that sets the loop count to the end value.
cycle
Choice (once/cycle/bounce) that decides the loop behaviour whenever the loop counter reaches the end-value:
- once stops execution when end value is reached.
- cycle starts again with the start value.
- bounce continues execuion in oposite direction.
start
Start value (float) for the loop counter.
end
End value for the loop counter.
incr
Increment in each step of the loop.
count
The current value of the loop counter.
done
This value is set if the Loop has reached its end value if it is executed once.
The User Macro SubLoop makes use of the Functional Macro SubloopFunc and the UI Macro SubLoopUI.
An example application SubLoopEg is provided, which reads a field file and shows two animated orthoslices running at the same time.
xp_comm_proj/subloop/sloopmod.v contains the V definitions of the SubLoopParams parameter block and the SubLoopCore module.
xp_comm_proj/subloop/sloopmac.v contains the V definitions of the SubLoopFunc Functional Macro, the SubLoopUI User Interface Macro, and the SubLoop User Macro.
xp_comm_proj/subloop/sloopapp.v contains the V definition of the example application SubLoopEg.
Tobias Schiebeck International AVS Centre


Luis Suarez admits he's suffered some difficult moments at Barca
The player spoke to the club website on various topics
by SPORT.esLuis Suarez spoke to Barca's website on various topics, including having some difficult moments. Here are the key quotes:
Trying times: "Football players experience constant pressure, and for that we have to be prepared to perform at our maximum every two, three or four days. When you join Barça you expect to win titles, but there are also difficult moments that help you grow and improve."
Fans: "People know that I never give up a lost ball, never stop trying. They value the work I put in, in every game. Their support shows a lot, and that's very important for all players."
Most crucial goal: "I've scored 185 and it's difficult to choose one. Of the recent ones, I remember especially last season, at the Camp Nou in the league, against Atlético Madrid. The one against Sevilla the other week was a good one, and also the one I scored against Inter, with a pass from Arturo Vidal... Scoring them at the Camp Nou also makes them feel special."


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appveyor.yml
appveyor
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.travis.yml
pytorch
channel in reticulate.R
.install.R
rsuite
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test_generics.R
to use new function expect_true_tensor
any
and all
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.simple_linear_regression.Rmd
.linear_regression_rainfall_builtins.Rmd
linear_regression_rainfall.Rmd
png_images_minist_digits.Rmd
. It uses PBG images in a local folder instead of downloading MNIST idx format images.two_layer_neural_network.Rmd
. Had some problem with the tensor types. Fixed by using shorter generic version of the tensor gradient operation.py_run_string("import torch")


Functions to help dealing with raw data from measurements, like reading and transforming raw values organized in matrices, calculating and converting concentrations and calculating precision of duplicates / triplicates / ... . It is compatible with and building on top of some 'tidyverse'-packages.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | utils, stats, graphics, grDevices, tidyr (≥ 0.7.1), dplyr (≥ 0.7.4), rlang (≥ 0.1.2), tibble (≥ 1.3.4), magrittr (≥ 1.5) |
| Suggests: | ggplot2 (≥ 2.2.1), testthat (≥ 1.0.2), knitr (≥ 1.17), rmarkdown (≥ 1.6) |
| Published: | 2018-11-13 |
| Author: | Eike Christian Kühn [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Eike Christian Kühn <eike.kuehn at pixelwoelkchen.de> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/randomchars42/bioset/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/randomchars42/bioset |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | bioset results |
| Reference manual: | bioset.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction |
| Package source: | bioset_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bioset_0.2.3.zip, r-release: bioset_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: bioset_0.2.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bioset_0.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: bioset_0.2.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | bioset archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=bioset to link to this page.


In this document
- Platform Highlights
- Revisions
- API Level
- Framework API Changes
- Built-in Applications
- Locales
- Emulator Skins
Reference
See Also
API Level: 3
Android 1.5 is a major platform release deployable to Android-powered handsets starting in May 2009. The release includes new features for users and developers, as well as changes in the Android framework API.
For developers, the Android 1.5 platform is available as a downloadable component for the Android SDK. The downloadable platform includes a fully compliant Android library and system image, as well as a set of emulator skins, sample applications, and more. The downloadable platform is fully compliant and includes no external libraries.
To get started developing or testing against the Android 1.5 platform, use the Android SDK and AVD Manager tool to download the platform into your Android 1.6 or later SDK. For more information, see Exploring the SDK.
Platform Highlights
For a list of new user features and platform highlights, see the Android 1.5 Platform Highlights document.
Revisions
The sections below provide notes about successive releases of the Android 1.5 platform component for the Android SDK, as denoted by revision number. To determine what revision(s) of the Android 1.5 platforms are installed in your SDK environment, refer to the "Installed Packages" listing in the Android SDK and AVD Manager.
- Dependencies:
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Requires SDK Tools r6 or higher.
- Tools:
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- Adds support for library projects in the Ant build system.
- Fixes test project build in the Ant build system.
- Dependencies:
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Requires SDK Tools r3 or higher.
Not available as an SDK component — please use Android 1.5, r3 instead.
Not available as an SDK component — please use Android 1.5, r3 instead.
API Level
The Android 1.5 platform delivers an updated version of the framework API. The Android 1.5 API is assigned an integer identifier — 3 — that is stored in the system itself. This identifier, called the "API Level", allows the system to correctly determine whether an application is compatible with the system, prior to installing the application.
To use APIs introduced in Android 1.5 in your
application, you need to set the proper value, "3", in the
android:minSdkVersion
attributes of the <uses-sdk>
element in your application's manifest.
For more information about how to use API Level, see the API Levels document.
Framework API Changes
The sections below provide information about the application framework API provided by the Android 1.5 platform.
UI framework
- Framework for easier background/UI thread interaction
- New
SlidingDrawer
widget - New
HorizontalScrollview
widget
AppWidget framework
- APIs for creating secure home screen
AppWidgets
. For information about how to use AppWidgets, see the Developer's Guide AppWidgets documentation. Also see Introducing home screen widgets and the AppWidget framework on the Android Developer's Blog. - APIs for populating
Live Folders
with custom content.
Media framework
- Raw audio recording and playback APIs
- Interactive MIDI playback engine
- Video recording APIs for developers (3GP format)
- Video and photo sharing Intents
- Media search Intent
Input Method framework
Input Method Service
framework- Text-prediction engine
- Ability to provide downloadable IMEs to users
Application-defined hardware requirements
Applications can now use a new element in their manifest files, <uses-configuration>
to indicate to the Android system what hardware features
they require in order to function properly. For example, an application might
use the element to specify that it requires a physical keyboard or a particular
navigation device, such as a trackball. Prior to installing the application, the
Android system checks the attributes defined for the
<uses-configuration>
element and allows the installation to
continue only if the required hardware is present.
Speech recognition framework
- Support for using speech recognition libraries via Intent. See
RecognizerIntent
.
Miscellaneous API additions
- LocationManager - Applications can get location change updates via Intent
- WebView - Touch start/end/move/cancel DOM event support
- Redesigned
Sensor Manager APIs
- GLSurfaceView - convenience framework for creating OpenGL applications
- Broadcast Intent for app update install succeeded - for smoother app upgrade experience
API differences report
For a detailed view of API changes in Android 1.5 (API Level 3), as compared to the previous version, see the API Differences Report.
Built-in Applications
The system image included in the downloadable platform provides these built-in applications:
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Locales
The system image included in the downloadable platform provides a variety of built-in locales. In some cases, region-specific strings are available for the locales. In other cases, a default version of the language is used. The languages that are available in the Android 1.5 system image are listed below (with language_country/region locale descriptor).
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Localized UI strings match the locales that are accessible through Settings.
Emulator Skins
The downloadable platform includes a set of emulator skins that you can use for modeling your application in different screen sizes and resolutions. The emulator skins are:
- QVGA-P (240x320, low density, small screen)
- QVGA-L (320x480, low density, small screen)
- HVGA (320x480, medium density, normal screen)
- HVGA-P (320x480, medium density, normal screen)
- HVGA-L (320x480, medium density, normal screen)
For more information about how to develop an application that displays and functions properly on all Android-powered devices, see Supporting Multiple Screens.


The next day Scopas walked down the endless rows of wheat, just staring up at the unfathomably blue sky, and he stood there watching and watching. As he was walking, he crashed into his friend Castor Delis, and Castor yells, “Hey! What’s the matter with you?!” “Sorry,” Scopas responded, “I was just thinking about how good I am at playing the Floyera!”  See you later you bragger.” I’ll show him he thought, I hereby challenge Apollo to a contest! Then Scopas slowly and pridefully walked home. He slowly approached his house. When he got there he completely ignored his father and went straight to his room.


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A great article by Udi Dahan, The Software Simplist, explaining what CQRS is and how it connects to other architectural patterns.
Udi addresses some misconceptions about CQRS and clarifies the subject in this blog article.


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Simple Layout
This simple layout below has 3 panels, none of them are resizable. Layouts can be completely transparent, however, in the
example below I have define border and background to see its structure.
The layout listens window resize event and resizes itself when window is resized. Try to resize the window and
see how layout picks up the new size.


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“I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me, and delivered Himself up for me.”
- [Galatians 2:20]
At the end of sophomore year I had the opportunity to design a couple logos for CCM (Crossroads Campus Ministries). These logos were specifically used for CCM's annual sweater. Interestingly, this was actually the first personal project that I decided to tackle after buying illustrator so most of the designs ended up being poo but out of the ones I made the above were my favorite.
I was very fortunate for this project since the people reviewing my work and using my work were the same. I had gotten to know many of the members personally throughout the years and realized that even though they were all different as individuals they shared many similar traits. When designing these logos I had a few keywords kept in mind:
1. Christian
2. Hipster
3. College student
4. Asian-American
5. Quirky
With these things in mind I made it my goal to make a logo that best represented the atmosphere of CCM. For this project I primarily used hand-sketches and Adobe illustrator to brainstorm and implement my ideas. I mostly stuck with black and white logos for this project because I figured that color could be added later depending on the sweater’s base color.
In the end, the first logo I made ended up being chosen. The first logo wasn’t my favorite but like everyone else, I only had one vote. Although it was not an easy experience making all these logos only to see one that I didn’t really like get picked, I learned that not everyone has the same vision as me and that it’s important to have everyone’s input. This experience was also good practice to take my pride out of my own work and receive open criticism.


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Since its founding on April 2nd, 2019, Steven's Veterinary Hospital has offered a variety of high-quality pet services to over 1,500 clients in the Ottawa-Gatineau region.
The team, from the receptionists to the veterinarians, attributes their award-winning services to the charismatic clients and cute animals they encounter.
A wide range of services are offered at competitive prices. Since the very beginning, Steven's Veterinary Hospital has been committed to offering excellent services at a low cost.
Here at Steven's Veterinary Hospital, we offer many services for our clients' pets! Prices shown are before tax.
If your pets’ teeth aren’t brushed regularly, it could lead to tartar accumulation.
Routine dental prophylaxis helps to remove the tartar from above and below the gum line. This will prevent the consequences of unchecked dental disease in your pets.
Protecting your pet from getting lost or being stolen is very important.
An implanted microchip with your pet's unique identification is permanent and can be the difference between lost and found.
There may be a need for your pet to be on medication.
If there is a medication that your pet requires that we don't have in stock, we can have it ordered in at your convenience. If there is an ongoing need for medicine, the prescription may be refilled with a simple phone call.
It is always better to maintain good health than trying to restore health after an illness.
A few cornerstones to good health include proper nutrition and exercise, control of internal and external parasites, maintaining good dental health and prevention of infectious diseases.
The first, and hopefully only, surgery your pet will ever need is the spay or neuter procedure.
Some common procedures include lump removals, biopsies, the removal of bladder stones, and abdominal surgery to remove foreign body obstructions.
Vaccination is important for your pet’s health.
We use vaccines with the longest possible duration of immunity to ensure your pet will receive the least number of vaccinations over his or her lifetime. Most of the vaccines we use have a three-year duration of immunity.
Our team contains one of the most dynamic group of veterinary experts in the Ottawa-Gatineau region. When you bring your pet in for an appointment, rest assured that they are in a clean and professional environment.
Founded Steven's Veterinary Hospital in 2019. Having worked in many other veterinary clinics, he decided it was time to open his own. Steven consistently prioritizes his clients and their pets, netting him multiple veterinary awards!
Joined Steven's Veterinary Hospital in 2019. Growing up, Abrar has always had a strong passion for working with animals. He is able to communicate fluently in dozens of languages such as Cantonese! Next time you see him, don't hesitate to greet him in your native language!
Joined Steven's Veterinary Hospital in 2020. Andrew loves meeting clients and developing a long-lasting relationship with them. In addition to treating animals, he also enjoys it when clients talk about their cherishable pet stories!


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