Outline: CommuteRoutes is a software package designed to facilitate the collection of anonymous data reflecting the choices of commuters as they travel from work to home. What influences a person's choice of route? Can a person's choices be predicted or modelled based on factors like time of day or day of the week? How do a person's choices change over time? These are all questions that our client, Dr. Judy Goldsmith would like to be able to answer.
CommuteRoutes is currently a work in progress, as part of a senior design project for Computer Science majors at the University of Kentucky during the spring semester of 2016.


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What is React?
React (React.js / ReactJS) is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces (UI). It is maintained by Facebook and a community of individual developers and companies.
const element = Hello, RSS!{ 'JS string' }
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function Welcome(props) {
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COMPACT CUSTOM HEADER¶
Customize the header and add enhancements to Lovelace.
Features¶
- Compact design that removes header text.
- Per user/device settings.
- Style & hide anything in the header & the header itself.
- Dynamically style header elements based on entity states/attributes.
- Add swipe navigation to Lovelace for mobile devices.
- Buttons can be hidden, turned into clock with optional date, or placed in the options menu.
- Hide tabs/buttons from user's and devices.
- Set a default/starting view.
Installation¶
- There are 2 methods of installation: Manually or with HACS. Follow only one of these methods.
- @thomasloven's lovelace guide is a great resource for installation of cards in lovelace and issues.
Manual installation¶
-
Install by copying both .js files to
www/custom-lovelace/compact-custom-header/
. Be sure you're using the raw files from github. -
Add the code below to your resources and refresh the page.
resources:
# Add to the version number at the end of URL when updating.
- url: /local/custom-lovelace/compact-custom-header/compact-custom-header.js?v=0.0.1
type: module
Installation and tracking with HACS¶
-
In the HACS store search for "CCH" and install.
-
Add the code below to your resources and refresh the page.
resources:
- url: /community_plugin/compact-custom-header/compact-custom-header.js
type: module
Important notes¶
- Hiding the header or the options button will remove your ability to edit from the UI.
- You can disable CCH by adding "?disable_cch" to the end of your URL.
- After using the raw config editor you will need to refresh the page to restore CCH.
- While in edit mode select "Show All Tabs" in the options menu to display hidden tabs.
Breaking Changes¶
| Version | Date |
Breaking Change |
|---|---|---|
| 1.1.0 | Jun. 26, 2019 | Configuration has changed. No longer required to use CCH as a card. More info here. |
| 1.0.2b9 | Apr. 6, 2019 | “background _image” and “background_color” have been replaced with just “background”. |
| 1.0.0b0 | Feb. 10, 2019 | Complete rewrite. Now "type: module" and most config options have changed. |
| 0.2.8 | Jan. 22, 2019 | Tab numbering in config options now starts at 0 to match Lovelace URLs. |
A big "Thank you!" to bramkragten, Ludeeus, iantrich, RomRider, thomasloven, balloob, and the community!


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N is a sunny number if N+1 is a perfect square number. In mathematics, a square number or a perfect square is an integer that is the square of an integer; in other words, it is the product of an integer with itself. For example, 9 is a square number, since it equals 32 and can be written as 3×3.
Our program can search for Spy and Palindromic numbers. What if we want to find all even Spy numbers? Or find all odd numbers among Palindromic numbers? Are there any Palindromics that are also Spies? In this stage, you will add the ability to search for several properties at once!
What if a user enters the same property twice by mistake? For example, they want to find all even numbers that are even? Just ignore this duplicate property. What about two mutually exclusive properties? For example, if a user wants to find even numbers that are odd. In this case, the program will initiate the search, but there are no such numbers. We need to make our program foolproof. If a request contains mutually exclusive properties, the program should abort this request and warn the user. There are three pairs of mutually exclusive properties. A request cannot include Even and Odd, Duck and Spy, Sunny and Square numbers.
Your program should process the user requests. In this stage, your program should:
In the current stage, the property names include even
, odd
, buzz
, duck
, palindromic
, gapful
, spy
, square
, and sunny
. The test won't check the order of properties, their indentation, and spaces. You may format numbers as you like. Please, add the information below:
Supported requests:
- enter a natural number to know its properties;
- enter two natural numbers to obtain the properties of the list:
* the first parameter represents a starting number;
* the second parameter shows how many consecutive numbers are to be printed;
- two natural numbers and a property to search for;
- two natural numbers and two properties to search for;
- separate the parameters with one space;
- enter 0 to exit.
The first parameter should be a natural number or zero.
The second parameter should be a natural number.
The property [SUN] is wrong.
Available properties: [EVEN, ODD, BUZZ, DUCK, PALINDROMIC, GAPFUL, SPY, SQUARE, SUNNY]
The properties [HOT, SUN] are wrong.
Available properties: [EVEN, ODD, BUZZ, DUCK, PALINDROMIC, GAPFUL, SPY, SQUARE, SUNNY]
The request contains mutually exclusive properties: [ODD, EVEN]
There are no numbers with these properties.
The greater-than symbol followed by a space (>
) represents the user input. Note that it's not part of the input.
Example 1:
Welcome to Amazing Numbers!
Supported requests:
- enter a natural number to know its properties;
- enter two natural numbers to obtain the properties of the list:
* the first parameter represents a starting number;
* the second parameters show how many consecutive numbers are to be processed;
- two natural numbers and two properties to search for;
- separate the parameters with one space;
- enter 0 to exit.
Enter a request: > 1
Properties of 1
buzz: false
duck: false
palindromic: true
gapful: false
spy: true
square: true
sunny: false
even: false
odd: true
Enter a request: > 1 8 square
1 is palindromic, spy, square, odd
4 is palindromic, spy, square, even
9 is palindromic, spy, square, odd
16 is square, even
25 is square, odd
36 is square, even
49 is buzz, square, odd
64 is square, even
Enter a request: > 1 7 sunny
3 is palindromic, spy, sunny, odd
8 is palindromic, spy, sunny, even
15 is sunny, odd
24 is sunny, even
35 is buzz, sunny, odd
48 is sunny, even
63 is buzz, sunny, odd
Enter a request: > 1 7 sunny square
The request contains mutually exclusive properties: [SQUARE, SUNNY]
There are no numbers with these properties.
Enter a request: > 1 2 sunny polindromic
The property [POLINDROMIC] is wrong.
Available properties: [BUZZ, DUCK, PALINDROMIC, GAPFUL, SPY, SQUARE, SUNNY, EVEN, ODD]
Enter a request: > 1 2 sunny palindromic
3 is palindromic, spy, sunny, odd
8 is palindromic, spy, sunny, even
Enter a request: 0
Goodbye!
Process finished with exit code 0


What device are you using?
Go to Settings
and type update
in the search bar.
Press the option for System update
, Check for updates
, or something similar.
Go to Settings
-> General
-> Software Update
.
It's best if you have your phone plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi.
- Encrypt your phone
Most newer phones enable this by default. To make sure, go to Settings
and type encrypt
into the search bar. Choose an option like Encrypt phone
and make sure it is labeled On
, Encrypted
, or something similar. If not, tap the Encrypt phone
option to begin the process. This could take an hour or more and you should keep your phone plugged in until it's finished.
- Disable biometrics
Go to Settings
-> Touch [or Face] ID & Passcode
and enter your passcode, then toggle off iPhone Unlock
.
Make sure your PIN or password is a strong one.
Go to Settings
-> Security
and choose Screen lock
. Select PIN
or Password
and enter a strong one.
Toggle off or disable any fingerprint or facial recognition features.
For Google Pixels, in Security
, go to Pixel Imprint
and press the delete icon next to each fingerprint to delete them, which disables fingerprint access.
- Improve your lock
Press the settings icon next to Screen lock
. Turn Power button instantly locks
to on.
Return to the Security
menu and choose Smart lock
. Select each smart lock option and make sure it's disabled on the next screen.
- Communication
Download the Signal app for encrypted texts and phone calls.
Texts sent between iMessage users and FaceTime calls are end-to-end encrypted, and messages stored on your iPhone are encrypted as well.
If you have contacts who don't use an iPhone, you both can download the Signal app for encrypted texts and phone calls.
Be aware that your contacts need to be using Signal too for encryption to work.
- Web traffic
Download the <IP_ADDRESS> app from Cloudflare to automatically encrypt all your internet traffic and DNS requests by default.

Turning these off in the Control Center is not effective.
 If Bluetooth
is not present, search bluetooth
in Settings
.
In Settings
, search scanning
and toggle off both Wi-Fi
and Bluetooth scanning
.
- Disable GPS
Go to Settings
-> Privacy
-> Location Services
and toggle Location Services
off.

If Airplane Mode
is enabled, it's probably safe to turn on your location so you can see where you are on a navigation app.
- Cellular surveillance
Your phone broadcasts a unique identifier called an IMSI to cell towers that can be used to track your movements and prove that you attended a protest. Law enforcement agencies can use devices often called Stingrays which mimic cell towers and can intercept this identifier as well as calls, texts, and internet traffic sent from your phone.
The only way to positively prevent your location from being tracked is to keep your phone off or leave it at home. However, enabling Airplane Mode
before you arrive at the protest, leaving it enabled the entire time you're there, and disabling it only after you leave may make it harder to prove you were there.
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{# Why is this file here?
This might seem odd to have a `macros.html` and a `_macros.html` where the
public one (this file) just extends the other one.
The purpose is for grunal extensibility. In an application, you can overwrite
the macros which render the forms / pages and change just one of them without
having to change all of them.
Consider if we only had one file call macros.html like this...
app/
templates/
keg_login/
macros.html
By creating your app version of the file you lose all of the default macros.
Instead Keg-Login allows you to redefine macro's in the application by having a
set of macros in `_macros.html` which shouldn't be overridden and a public file
which you can use to override the defaults.
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Hi, I’m Alston Chang. After getting my master degree from NCU(ranking 501 from CWUR in 2019), I went to design Android app and web for a WiFi music box. After providing the convenient interfaces and rich media functions like online radio and local music, our products became more attractive to the customers and this increased the chip sales in the market.
After that, I joined in a web design team and my main role is to create some new service. I developed a web interface to operate on the surveillance devices and manage the user permissions. I also added a log function to track users' behaviour. This working experience helps me a lot in the web development.
Now, I work as a Android developer to develop a live streaming app. When I was not in office, I always go to mountain climbing and jogging. During the process of physical training, I felt stronger both in my body and mind. It always helps to me keep ongoing.


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least its not cold! #bikecommute"
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The mist got heavier as I left Wendy and the bus stop then turned to
light rain while heading toward MIT. This tapered off and finally
stopped by the time I was in Back Bay and I even started to dry off
near Chinatown (except for the small splash I got from a passing car -
damn!). Then as I neared the office, right as i got to Congress St
the light rain appeared again and i couldn't get my rain jacket on or
zipped in time not to get back to damp.


Starting a Build Server
The build server launches DIScover to build models of your files and run Submission Check queries against them. When you ask Submission Check to check some files, a copy of each file is sent to the build server; a model is built of all the files sent, based on the flags used during the original model build; and the queries are run. Because the build processes need to build a model, its environment should be as close as possible to that of the original model build. It is possible that you need to run it on the same machine the model was built on. If it is run on a different machine, the model has to be updated so that the client is able to locate the build server; this can be done by editing the file <repository>/tmp/disbuild/build_info and changing the #HOST line to refer to the desired host.
Note the following:
• If you are a ClearCase user, the build server launches each build with its own view; no view is required for the server itself.
• You must perform this on the machine the model was built on, so that the paths used during the build for source and include files are still valid. Only one build server is required per machine.
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|---|---|
width($width) |
Used to set the width of the menu. When used without units (e.g. 4 or 5 )
it computes the width by multiplying by the base width (56px ). When used with units
(e.g. 240px , 15% , or calc(200px + 10px) it sets the width
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See Menu Surface and List documentation for additional style customization options.


The agreement dialog allows the maintainer of a machine to force the potential user
of a system to agree to a set of rules for usage of the system - or not being allowed
to logon otherwise.
There is no method to circumvent this, since the agreement is being shown before the
actual logon (e.g. "Loading your personal settings") takes place. Hence the user has
only the choice to agree or not.
The usage agreement is being shown directly after entering the username, password (and,
if necessary, the domain to logon to). And this is how it looks:
Please hover the mouse over
the picture to see how it looks if the checkbox was checked!
First of all, nothing special, there is no logging of the user actions, although
this would be easy to implement. The user is simply denied to logon and the GINA
invalidates the users logon token. Afterwards the logon dialog is being shown again
were another (or the same ;) user can enter his password.
In fact this dialog is just another instance between the loading of the users profile
and settings and entering the credentials. This step just decides whether the user is
allowed to proceed logon, no more no less.
Despite the shown behavior, there is the possibility to set a timeout with maximum 3600 seconds (i.e. 1 hour). The checkbox cannot be checked while the timeout period is not over:
The user can easily recognize
the time left to wait - see the "00:07"?
After the timeout period is over, the agreement shows the same behavior as was demonstrated in the very first picture:
Please hover the mouse over
the picture to see how it looks if the checkbox was checked!
Actually you can put anything the Internet Explorer of Windows would show. This GINA
actually uses the IE engine to render the content. Anyway, just this would be too open
when showing users any content. You should limit the links in the document shown to
the absolutely necessary! AgreementGINA2 already takes measures to not allow any protocols
but the internal about:blank, the also-internal res:// and the
http:// protocols. Downloads are not being allowed - imagine someone could
overwrite your system files while acting as SYSTEM - horrible! So all this is very
restrictive already, but the links in the agreement document decide whether the user is
given the chance to break "out of the box".
You can either give standard local pathes to HTML files, you can give remote URIs/URLs
(e.g. on the domain server) or you can directly enter HTML content. Note, that the
title of the document defines the title of the dialog!


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Your Image
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Street Address, P.O. box, Compnay Name, c/o
Address Line 2
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City / Town
State
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Zip Code
Zip Code Max 5 digits
Phone Number
Email address
We'll never share your email with anyone else.
Gender
Male
Female
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Medical Conditions
Experience Level
Expert
Experienced
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Grab it with Bower:
bower install ng-ScrollSpy.js
Include it in your AngularJS application
var myApp = angular.module( 'myApp', [ 'ngScrollSpy' ] );
The following line is your navigation item element which will be given an `active` class when the specified ID is spied upon. It is element type unspecific. You can listen for multiple elements with pipe separation.
myID
multiple
This is the element you wish to spy on. Offset can be set specifically on elements as well.

See readme.md for more options available
NOTE: this AngularJS module is simply a scrollspy, anchor linking / smooth scrolling is another modules concern.


Redescription mining [5] is a field of Knowledge Discovery that aims to find alternative characterizations of similar element subsets. In addition, it allows users to find connections between attributes from different attributes sets, called views. This is useful in many different fields of science like biology, economy, medicine etc.
The main purpose of the tool INTERSET is to allow interactive, comprehensive, redescription set exploration. On this page you can test the features of the tool by exploring redescriptions created on data describing world countries by using general country information and country trading patterns for the year 2012 ([2,6,7]). The tool is described in more detail in the paper "Interactive redescription set exploration" submited to the special issue of the ACM Transactions on Knowledge Discovery from Data on the topic of Interactive Data Exploration and Analytics (2015.)
We use data describing 199 world countries. The data contains two views:
Country trade information: contains 312 numerical attributes
General country information: contains 49 numerical attributes
On this data, we created 4150 redescriptions by using a Predictive Clustering Trees [3] based algorithm for mining redescriptions. The main idea of redescription generation process can be seen in [4].
The tool offers interactive redescription set exploration based on elements described by redescriptions in the redescription set, attributes contained in the redescription queries and general redescription properties. The properties used in the literature are: the Jaccard index, the p-value and redescription support [1].
In the information and resources section you can find the instructions on how to set up and use the tool. Also, there are some resources available that should help in understanding what is redescription mining, why is it used and how are redescriptions created.


A REVIEW OF "BARTON FINK" A RETRO REVIEW, 1991 by Ryan Ellis
give me a buzz on the ol' e-lines<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Captivated fans of the Oscar-winning "Fargo" would be remiss if they didn't rent a 1991 beauty called "Barton Fink". Directed by Joel Coen, produced by his brother Ethan, and written by both of them, this '91 gem epitomizes the fresh, original style and substance that movies can showcase.
Taking a delicious stab at the Hollywood film industry, the Coens seem to be parodying vintage Hollywood or even Billy Wilder's masterpiece, "Sunset Blvd."! Featuring superior set design, fantastic cinematography, meticulous detail, and great acting, this picture (set in 1941) sets a high standard of intelligence and manages to keep the two-hour story at that level throughout. Some critics might sniff at the bizarre plot-turns--and they certainly are weird--but those twists add flavour, not blandness.
John Turturro (a Coen regular) plays Barton Fink, a New York playwright hired by Capital Pictures to pen a wrestling script. Moving to a seedy hotel in Los Angeles, Fink sets out to write the story. He receives both beratings and praises from the producer (Michael Lerner in a Oscar-nominated supporting performance) while trying to find that all-important 'inspiration'. It seems that he has a rough case of writer's block and whenever he seems ready to put something on paper, he's interrupted by his neighbour Charlie Meadows (John Goodman). However, don't believe what you see because this film is full of metaphors. Let's just say that Goodman is well-cast as a buffoonish travelling salesman.
In his travails, Fink also "meets" a revered writer, W.P. Mayhew, (John Mahoney) and his wife, Audrey (Judy Davis). Mayhew has become a pathetic souse and Audrey is the true author of many of her husband's creations. Fink invites Audrey to his dilapidated hotel room to work on his "failing" script. From this point on, things take that weird turn I mentioned above. If there is a weakness to this movie, it would have to be that things become a little crazy. Meadows is revealed as serial killer "Madman Muntz" and takes the script to strange new places. I'm going to stop giving away the story though. This is one of those, "make of it what you will" sort of films, where not everything is as it seems.
Contained within are some of the niftiest twists, smartest jokes, and juiciest plot lines shown in this decade. A technical delight, "Barton Fink" has every sort of efficient use of lighting, camera angles, editing, and the trademark Coen attention to detail. In the climax, the film combines special effects, long camera lenses, and great dialogue. A fine subtlety was the highway-length hotel hallway with faint wind sounds creeping below. No fancy explosions or computer graphics need apply here. "Barton Fink" proves that a good script can still be written in Tinseltown.
After the first viewing, some of the material whooshed over my head, but the gist of the tale brilliantly parodies film-making, angst-ridden (Woody Allen-ish) writers, and the strange decade of the '40s. With solid, sometimes snickeringly sensational supporting performances by Steve Buscemi, Jon Polito, Richard Portnow, and Christopher Murney, this is a dead-on lampoon. Portnow and Murney portray detectives with the utmost of silliness in their parody of the '40s film noir/cop movie genre. Of course, Michael Lerner is the scene-stealer and he was nominated for an Academy Award for his fine work.
The Coen brothers have done two great films in their careers--"Fargo" and the vastly underrated "Miller's Crossing". "Barton Fink" is a shade below that level, but only a shade. This is the kind of film that doesn't sit well with the Godzilla-loving movie-going public in the late '90s, but REAL movie fans will discover a gem in this piece of work. Rent this film soon and enter Barton's living hell.
USELESS TRIVIA--John Turturro appeared in a small, hilarious role in 1998's "The Big Lebowski" as Jesus the flamboyant bowler. The Coen brothers use Turturro, Goodman, Buscemi, and others quite regularly--a rare sort of loyalty in Hollywood today.
This film gets a 9/10. It also ranks #89 on My 100 Favourite Films list.

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Our marketing department wants to allow users of our app to capture images, and position Knowzy products over the image to see how they would look. It's a fun way to try the product without actually buying it. The marketing department is hoping that these images will be shared on social media to spread the word.
Goals for this task: Enable your Android and UWP app to capture images from the camera.
For this task, you'll need to access APIs that are specific to each platform. We've done the research on how to do it and we've included the steps below.
This task has a dependency on Task 3.1.1 and all of it's prerequisites.
Right-click the Shared project, and then select Add -> New Item.
Under Visual C# -> Cross-Platform select Forms Blank Content Page Xaml, give it a name (we use CameraPage in this guide), and then click the Add button.
Note: The new page might also be found under Visual C# -> Xamarin.Forms -> Content Page
This will create a new page which you can navigate to once a product has been selected on the Main page.
There are multiple ways to navigate between pages. In this example, we'll use a NavigationPage to act as a host for our pages and provide hierarchical navigation.
In the Shared project, open the App.xaml.cs file.
Notice that the constructor sets the MainPage to a new MainPage (the default page when the app is created):
MainPage = new Knowzy.Mobile.MainPage();
Note: the Knowzy.Mobile namespace above might be different for you depending on what you named your project
Instead of setting the MainPage to a new MainPage, set it to a new NavigationPage and pass a new MainPage as a parameter.
MainPage = new NavigationPage(new MainPage());
This will set it as the first page in our hierarchical navigation system.
You're now ready to navigate to the new page. We want to navigate to the new page when a product (nose) is clicked in the main page, and we want to pass the nose as a parameter. The easiest way to do that is to pass the clicked nose as a parameter to the constructor when navigating to the new page.
Open the code-behind file for the new page that you created (CameraPage.xaml.cs in our example), and modify the constructor to accept a Nose object as a parameter.
Nose _nose;
public CameraPage(Nose nose)
{
_nose = nose;
InitializeComponent ();
}
Open the XAML file for the main page, and add an ItemTapped
event handler to handle an event that is raised when an item is taped on the ListView.
<ListView x:Name="ProductListView" ItemTapped="ProductListViewItemTapped">
<!-- ... -->
</ListView>
In the code-behind for the main page (MainPage.xaml.cs), implement the event handler, and add the following code to the handler:
private void ProductListViewItemTapped(object sender, ItemTappedEventArgs e)
{
Navigation.PushAsync(new CameraPage(e.Item as Nose));
}
This code navigates to the new page by passing the tapped item.
You should now be able to navigate to the new (empty) page. Test it out to make sure it all works as expected.
Once we've navigated to the new page, the goal is to capture an image from the camera. Because each platform has a different native API for camera capture, we'll design an interface and then implement that interface on each platform. Then, we'll use the DependencyService from Xamarin.Forms to call the right implementation.
Create a new interface class in the Shared Project and name it IPhotoService.
Add a method definition for capturing the photo. It should look like this:
public interface IPhotoService
{
Task<byte[]> TakePhotoAsync();
}
You'll need to add few namespaces:
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Xamarin.Forms;
To use the native APIs, you'll need to implement this interface for each platform. Let's start with UWP.
In the UWP project, create a new class and name it PhotoService. Extend IPhotoService and register with the DependencyService by adding a metadata attribute above the namespace. The class would look like this:
using Xamarin.Forms;
using YourNamespace.UWP;
[assembly: Dependency(typeof(PhotoService))]
namespace YourNamespace.UWP
{
public class PhotoService : IPhotoService
{
public async Task<byte[]> TakePhotoAsync()
{
}
}
}
Implement the TakePhotoAsync method to use the native CameraCaptureUI from UWP and make it async:
public async Task<byte[]> TakePhotoAsync()
{
CameraCaptureUI captureUI = new CameraCaptureUI();
captureUI.PhotoSettings.Format = CameraCaptureUIPhotoFormat.Jpeg;
StorageFile photo = await captureUI.CaptureFileAsync(CameraCaptureUIMode.Photo);
if (photo == null) return null;
using (var stream = await photo.OpenReadAsync())
{
var buffer = new Windows.Storage.Streams.Buffer((uint)stream.Size);
var data = await stream.ReadAsync(buffer, (uint)stream.Size, Windows.Storage.Streams.InputStreamOptions.None);
return data.ToArray();
}
}
You'll also need few namespaces:
using Windows.Media.Capture;
using Windows.Storage;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime;
That's all for UWP.
Implementing the Android version is a bit more complicated because it requires the use of Android intents.
In the Android project, open the MainActivity.cs file.
This file is the entry point for the Android application.
In that file, create a new static readonly property of the type File. This property will store the captured image
static readonly File file =
new File(Android.OS.Environment.GetExternalStoragePublicDirectory(
Android.OS.Environment.DirectoryPictures), "tmp.jpg");
Create a new method to start the new Image Capture intent and place the results in a the new file:
public void StartMediaCaptureActivity()
{
var intent = new Intent(MediaStore.ActionImageCapture);
intent.PutExtra(MediaStore.ExtraOutput, Android.Net.Uri.FromFile(file));
StartActivityForResult(intent, 0);
}
Add these namespaces to the file:
using Java.IO;
using Android.Content;
using Android.Provider;
Add a new event, and then override the OnActivityResult method so that it can respond when the intent has completed and an image has been captured.
public event EventHandler<File> ImageCaptured;
protected override void OnActivityResult(int requestCode, Result resultCode, Intent data)
{
if (requestCode == 0 && resultCode == Result.Ok)
{
ImageCaptured?.Invoke(this, file);
}
}
Later, we can subscribe to the ImageCaptured event that you created so that we're notified when an image has been captured.
Just like we did in the UWP project, create a new class in the Android project and name it PhotoService. Extend IPhotoService and register with the DependencyService by adding a metadata attribute above the namespace. Your class should look like this:
using Xamarin.Forms;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using YourNamespace.Droid;
[assembly: Dependency(typeof(PhotoService))]
namespace YourNamespace.Droid
{
public class PhotoService : IPhotoService
{
public Task<byte[]> TakePhotoAsync()
{
}
}
}
Note: your namespace for Android might be Droid or Android
You're now ready to implement the Android version of the TakePhotoAsync method.
In the method, add code that does these things:
Here's the code.
public Task<byte[]> TakePhotoAsync()
{
var mainActivity = Forms.Context as MainActivity;
var tcs = new TaskCompletionSource<byte[]>();
EventHandler<Java.IO.File> handler = null;
handler = (s, e) =>
{
using (var streamReader = new StreamReader(e.Path))
{
using (var memstream = new MemoryStream())
{
streamReader.BaseStream.CopyTo(memstream);
tcs.SetResult(memstream.ToArray());
}
}
mainActivity.ImageCaptured -= handler;
};
mainActivity.ImageCaptured += handler;
mainActivity.StartMediaCaptureActivity();
return tcs.Task;
}
You're now done with Android.
In the new page that you created (CameraPage.xaml in this example), add a Button and an Image element to host the capture image. Create an event handler for the Clicked event of the button.
<StackLayout VerticalOptions="FillAndExpand"
HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand"
Orientation="Vertical"
Spacing="15">
<Button x:Name="captureButton"
Text="Capture Image"
Clicked="captureButton_Clicked"></Button>
<Image x:Name="image"></Image>
</StackLayout>
In the button event handler, create an instance of the PhotoService class via the DependencyService, and then call the TakePhotoAsync method to capture an image. Once the image is captured, set the source of the image:
using System.IO;
private async void captureButton_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var photoService = DependencyService.Get<IPhotoService>();
if(photoService != null)
{
var imageBytes = await photoService.TakePhotoAsync();
if(imageBytes != null)
{
image.Source = ImageSource.FromStream(() => new MemoryStream(imageBytes));
}
}
}
And you're done! Run the app and try it out. You should be able to navigate to the new page when you click on a nose. There should be a button to capture an image that will open the platform specific UI for capturing images. Once the image is captured, it should display the image below the button.
Go to the next Task where you'll extend this page to overlay the noses on top of the image and add Inking capabilities on Windows.


A review by John Beachem
* * * * 1/2
CAST Liam Neeson - Qui-Gon Jinn Ewan McGregor - Obi-Wan Kenobi Natalie Portman - Queen Amidala Jake Lloyd - Anakin Skywalker Ahmed Best - Jar Jar Binks Pernilla August - Shmi Skywalker Ian McDiarmid - Senator Palpatine
I will assume that the majority of the movie going public have either already seen this film, or aren't going to see it at all. Therefore, I'm going to keep the rather confusing plot summary quite brief.
Trade routes have been further taxed by the Galactic Senate. The Trade Federation, in an attempt to remove the taxes, has boycotted the small planet of Naboo, ruled by the benevolent (and elected) Queen Amidala. The Senate hopes to resolve this by sending two Jedi, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi to force a settlement out of the Federation. That about sets up the film, and I don't wish to give much more away. Let's just say they go to several different planets and pick up young Anakin Skywalker, who will one day be Darth Vader along the way.
Suffice to say that I loved this movie. I've always been something of a Star Wars fanatic, so I went in fairly certain that I would enjoy the film. This is not to say the film is flawless, but then, few films are. However, in my personal opinion, the movie's strong points outweigh its flaws considerably. First, I'll go through the things I thought were truly great in the movie.
1) I must say would have to be the acting. Particularly that of Liam Neeson, as the righteous, kindly Jedi Master; Ian McDiarmid, as the slimy Naboo senator and Natalie Portman as the strong willed Queen.The other actors, I should mention, are quite good. 2) The Pod race, at about the midway point is really quite spectacular. A wonderful sci-fi version of the Ben Hur chariot race. 3) The final half hour is remarkable. Four seperate conflicts taking place at once. The most amazing of which, would have to be the lightsabre duel, which puts those in the other three movies to shame. 4) The effects. I know this is obvious, and that everyone has said it, but I felt obliged to repeat this. 5) John Williams's new score "Duel of Fates", which was played during the sabre duel is truly phenomenal.
Now come the points whish I did not personally find so wonderful.
1) Jar Jar Binks. I know this poor fellow has been much maligned, and I did in fact find many of his antics quite amusing. However, there also lies the problem. A Star Wars character is not supposed to have antics. He simply doesn't fit into the Star Wars universe. 2) I rather wish Lucas had stuck to his original idea of Aliens either speaking in a subtitled dialect, or in one that we simply weren't meant to understand. Having them speak in a strangely accented form of English did not seem quite right. 3) More screen time for Darth Maul would have been quite nice. He was a wonderful character in the grand tradition of Boba Fett from "The Empire Strikes Back", and I wish we'd been able to see more of him. 4) Lastly, I do wish Lucas had not given the force a scientific explanation.
So, is The Phantom Menace the best Star Wars movie ever made? no, that title still belongs to "The Empire Strikes Back". Is it a great film? Without a doubt. See it in theatres, don't wait for it to come to video because it will lose much being on the small screen.
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STEPMOM
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Columbia Pictures Director: Chris Columbus Writer: Gigi Levangie and Jessie Nelson & Steven Rogers & Karen Leigh Hopkins and Ron Bass, story by Gigi Levangie Cast: Julia Roberts, Susan Sarandon, Ed Harris, Jena Malone, Liam Aiken, Lynn Whitfield, Darrel Larson, Mary Louise Wilson
The oldest theme in the books is: boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl. "Stepmom" capitalizes on this but with a notable variation.  Everything else about "Stepmom" runs its course without a single mutation. In a movie that's directed and edited in a compulsively conventional manner suitable for afternoon TV, Chris Columbus helms a dramatization of a screenplay credited to five (count 'em) writers, a movie that looks every bit like one penned by a committee. Disjointed, loaded with tired expressions and disconcerting exchanges, "Stepmom" seems unable even to jerk tears from its targeted audience of women who must be as tired of disease-of-the- week pieces as the United States is of impeachment hearings.
Director Columbus has already proved his ability to deal with stories about kids ("Home Alone") and about women's issues ("Mrs. Doubtfire") but is not likely this time to approach the well-deserved box office that those features received. Exploiting a theme as ancient as those explored by Greek tragedies like "Electra," Columbus portrays the strife that overcomes a family when daddy Luke (Ed Harris) divorces mother Jackie (Susan Sarandon) and moves in with the much younger Isabel (Julia Roberts). Though Isabel knows every rock song ever played and even bribes Luke's two children with a Golden Retriever puppy, Luke's kids Anna (Jena Malone) and Ben (Liam Aiken) treat her with contempt. She is the meddler who has allegedly broken up the family, exiling the very capable and loving Jackie and putting the youngsters in the hands of a career woman who can't cook and has no experience whatever with the care and nurturing of children. If you guess that by the picture's conclusion Isabel will become a fully condoned member of the household, you're telepathic. And if you prophesy that the beloved Jackie, considered by all to be the Earth Mother herself, will suffer a recurrence of a deadly cancer, you're positively clairvoyant.
The dialogue is fatuous throughout, featuring sentences that you'd never hear in real life but have listened to all too often in movies of this sort. The women seem almost to enjoy their catfights, lashing at each other with declarations only a little more novel than 12-year-old Anna's, "I don't have to listen to you...you're not my mother." It gets even better. When the women ultimately reconcile as you vaguely suspected they would, Jackie lovingly tells her former enemy, "I have her past, and you can have her future."
 But performances are fine all around, with Julia Roberts looking good as a photographer of fashion models who absurdly gives up her fast-track job to be more of a mom to her future stepchildren, but it's disconcerting to watch her in a discreetly romantic bedroom scene with Ed Harris--who is in real-life seventeen years her senior and look five years beyond that. For an edgier, more mature and imaginative film about the hostility between child and dad, take in Paul Schrader's movie "Affliction," which features an Oscar-caliber performance by Nick Nolte.
Rated PG-13. Running Time: 124 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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bayesquad.quadrature module¶
Provides a model of the integrand, with the capability to perform Bayesian quadrature.
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class
bayesquad.quadrature.
IntegrandModel
(warped_gp: bayesquad.gps.WarpedGP, prior: bayesquad.priors.Prior)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Represents the product of a warped Gaussian Process and a prior.
Typically, this product is the function that we’re interested in integrating.
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posterior_mean_and_variance
(x: numpy.ndarray) → Tuple[numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray][source]¶ Get the posterior mean and variance of the product of warped GP and prior at a point, or a set of points.
Parameters: x – The point(s) at which to evaluate the posterior mean and variance. A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions), or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions). Returns: - mean (ndarray) – A 1D array of shape (num_points) if the input was 2D, or a 0D array if the input was 1D. The \(i\)-th element is the posterior mean at the \(i\)-th point of x.
- variance (ndarray) – A 1D array of shape (num_points) if the input was 2D, or a 0D array if the input was 1D. The \(i\)-th element is the posterior variance at the \(i\)-th point of x.
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posterior_variance_hessian
(x: numpy.ndarray) → numpy.ndarray[source]¶ Get the Hessian of the posterior variance of the product of warped GP and prior at a point, or set of points.
Parameters: x – The point(s) at which to evaluate the Hessian. A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions), or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions). Returns: hessian – A 3D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions, num_dimensions) if the input was 2D, or a 2D array of shape (num_dimensions, num_dimensions) if the input was 1D. The \((i, j, k)\)-th element is the \((j, k)\)-th mixed partial derivative of the posterior variance at the \(i\)-th point of x. Return type: ndarray Notes
Writing \(\pi(x)\) for the prior, and \(V(x)\) for the posterior variance, the posterior variance of the product is \(\pi(x)^2 V(x)\).
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posterior_variance_jacobian
(x: numpy.ndarray) → numpy.ndarray[source]¶ Get the Jacobian of the posterior variance of the product of warped GP and prior at a point or set of points.
Parameters: x – The point(s) at which to evaluate the Jacobian. A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions), or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions). Returns: jacobian – A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions) if the input was 2D, or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions) if the input was 1D. The \((i, j)\)-th element is the \(j\)-th component of the Jacobian of the posterior variance at the \(i\)-th point of x. Return type: ndarray Notes
Writing \(\pi(x)\) for the prior, and \(V(x)\) for the posterior variance, the posterior variance of the product is \(\pi(x)^2 V(x)\).
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remove
(x: Union[numpy.ndarray, List[numpy.ndarray]], y: Union[numpy.ndarray, List[numpy.ndarray]]) → None[source]¶ Remove data from the model.
Parameters: - x – A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions), or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions), or a list of such arrays.
- y – A 1D array of shape (num_points), or a list of such arrays. If x is 1D, this may also be a 0D array or float. Must be of the same type as x.
Raises: ValueError
– If the number of points in x does not equal the number of points in y. If x is an array and y is a list, or vice versa.
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update
(x: numpy.ndarray, y: numpy.ndarray) → None[source]¶ Add new data to the model.
Parameters: - x – A 2D array of shape (num_points, num_dimensions), or a 1D array of shape (num_dimensions).
- y – A 1D array of shape (num_points). If X is 1D, this may also be a 0D array or float.
Raises: ValueError
– If the number of points in x does not equal the number of points in y.
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bayesquad.quadrature.
_compute_mean
[source]¶ Compute the mean of the integral for the given prior, warped GP, and kernel.
This method will delegate to other methods of the same name defined in this module, based on the type of the arguments. If no implementation is found for the provided types, this default implementation will raise an error.


draugr¶
Created on 27/04/2019
@author: cnheider
# Draugr
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public class DetectedFace
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private processing.core.PImage |
frontTexture
The part of the face texture containing the front of the face
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private float |
numberFaces
The number of faces added to the texture so far
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private processing.core.PImage |
profileTexture
The part of the face texture containing the sides of the face
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private static int |
TEXTURE_HEIGHT
The height of the texture
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DetectedFace()
Instantiates a detected face object.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
blendPixels(int oldPixel,
int newPixel,
float weight)
Blends two ARGB pixels together according to the given weight.
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private processing.core.PImage |
matToPImage(org.opencv.core.Mat m)
Converts an OpenCV matrix to a PImage.
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private void |
overlayFace(processing.core.PImage oldTexture,
processing.core.PImage newFace)
Helper method that overlays a newly detected face onto the preexisting
texture.
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processing.core.PImage |
toPImage()
Returns a PImage of the detected face
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void |
updateFrontTexture(org.opencv.core.Mat face,
float[] leftEye,
float[] rightEye)
Updates the face texture with a newly detected frontal face.
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void |
updateProfileTexture(org.opencv.core.Mat profile,
float[] eyeCoordinates,
boolean facingRight)
Updates the face texture with a newly detected side profile.
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private static final int TEXTURE_HEIGHT
private processing.core.PImage frontTexture
private processing.core.PImage profileTexture
private float numberFaces
private int blendPixels(int oldPixel, int newPixel, float weight)
oldPixel
- The first pixel valuenewPixel
- The second pixel valueweight
- The weight of the second pixel value, should be in [0, 1]private processing.core.PImage matToPImage(org.opencv.core.Mat m)
m
- A matrix of BGR pixels.private void overlayFace(processing.core.PImage oldTexture, processing.core.PImage newFace)
oldTexture
- The preexisting texturenewFace
- A texture to be blended into the old texture.public processing.core.PImage toPImage()
public void updateFrontTexture(org.opencv.core.Mat face, float[] leftEye, float[] rightEye)
face
- An OpenCV matrix that contains a frontal faceleftEye
- The coordinates of the left eye, {x, y}rightEye
- The coordinates of the right eye, {x, y}public void updateProfileTexture(org.opencv.core.Mat profile, float[] eyeCoordinates, boolean facingRight)
profile
- An OpenCV matrix containing a side face.eyeCoordinates
- The coordinates of the eye in the profile, {x, y}facingRight
- True if the face is facing right, false otherwise


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validationPhase
Flag used to check for cycles during validation |
| Constructor Summary | |
SchemaType()
Default constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
boolean |
allowsDerivation(int derivation)
Determines whether derivation (of a particular kind) from this type is allowed, based on the "final" property |
void |
checkDerivation(SchemaType type,
int block)
Check that this type is validly derived from a given type |
boolean |
containingDeclarationIsElement()
Determine whether the containing declaration is an element declaration or an attribute declaration |
SchemaType |
getBaseType()
Returns the base type that this type inherits from. |
int |
getBaseTypeFingerprint()
Get the fingerprint of the name of the base type of this type |
int |
getBlock()
Returns the value of the 'block' attribute for this type, as a bit-signnificant integer with fields such as DERIVE_BY_LIST and DERIVE_BY_EXTENSION |
int |
getColumnNumber()
Get the column number of the location where the type was defined. |
int |
getContainingDeclarationName()
Get the name of the containing element or attribute declaration, if any (and if known) |
int |
getDerivationMethod()
Gets the integer code of the derivation method used to derive this type from its parent. |
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Get a description of this type for use in diagnostics. |
java.lang.String |
getDisplayName()
Get the display name of the type: that is, a lexical QName with an arbitrary prefix |
int |
getFingerprint()
Get the fingerprint of the name of this type |
int |
getLineNumber()
Get the line number of the location where the type was defined |
java.lang.String |
getLocalName()
Get the local name of this type |
NamePool |
getNamePool()
Get the NamePool in which the name of this type is defined |
java.lang.String |
getPublicId()
Get the public ID of the location where the type was defined. |
java.lang.String |
getSystemId()
Get the system ID (URI) of the schema document where the type was defined |
abstract SequenceIterator |
getTypedValue(NodeInfo node)
Get the typed value of a node that is annotated with this schema type |
boolean |
isComplexType()
Test whether this SchemaType is a complex type |
abstract boolean |
isSimpleType()
Test whether this SchemaType is a simple type |
void |
setBaseType(SchemaType baseType)
Sets the base type for this datatype. |
void |
setBaseTypeFingerprint(int fingerprint)
Set the fingerprint of the name of the base type of this type. |
void |
setContainingDeclaration(int fingerprint,
boolean isElement)
Set the name of the containing declaration (for diagnostics) |
void |
setDerivationMethod(int method)
Sets the derivation method code (without validating it) |
void |
setDerivationMethodName(java.lang.String method)
Set the derivation method name. |
void |
setFinalProhibitions(int finalValue)
Sets the value of the 'final' property, indicating which types of derivation are not allowed. |
void |
setFingerprint(int fingerprint)
Set the fingerprint of the name of this type. |
void |
setLineNumber(int lineNumber)
Set the line number at which the type is defined within a schema document |
void |
setLocalName(java.lang.String localName)
Set the local name of this type |
void |
setLocator(javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator locator)
Set location information for diagnostics |
void |
setNamePool(NamePool pool)
Set the NamePool in which the type is defined. |
void |
setSystemId(java.lang.String systemId)
Set the system identifier (URI) of the schema document in which this type is defined |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected int finalProhibitions
public static final int DERIVE_BY_RESTRICTION
public static final int DERIVE_BY_EXTENSION
public static final int DERIVE_BY_UNION
public static final int DERIVE_BY_LIST
public static final int DERIVE_BY_SUBSTITUTION
public static final int ALL_DERIVATIONS
protected int validationPhase
public static final int UNVALIDATED
public static final int VALIDATING
public static final int VALIDATED
public static final int INVALID
| Constructor Detail |
public SchemaType()
| Method Detail |
public int getFingerprint()
public void setFingerprint(int fingerprint)
fingerprint
- the fingerprint allocated in the namepool for this schemapublic int getBaseTypeFingerprint()
public void setBaseTypeFingerprint(int fingerprint)
fingerprint
- the fingerprint allocated in the namepoolpublic java.lang.String getLocalName()
public void setLocalName(java.lang.String localName)
localName
- the local name of the typepublic java.lang.String getDisplayName()
public final boolean isComplexType()
public abstract boolean isSimpleType()
public int getBlock()
DERIVE_BY_LIST
and DERIVE_BY_EXTENSION
public NamePool getNamePool()
public void setNamePool(NamePool pool)
pool
- the NamePool containing the names in this schemapublic SchemaType getBaseType()
public void setBaseType(SchemaType baseType) throws SchemaException
baseType
- the base type which this type inherits from
SchemaException
public int getDerivationMethod()
DERIVE_BY_RESTRICTION
public boolean allowsDerivation(int derivation)
derivation
- the kind of derivation, for example DERIVE_BY_LIST
public void setDerivationMethodName(java.lang.String method) throws SchemaException
method
- the derivation method, for example "restriction"
SchemaException
- for an unknown derivation methodpublic void setDerivationMethod(int method)
method
- the derivation method as an integer code, for example DERIVE_BY_UNION
public void setFinalProhibitions(int finalValue)
finalValue
- the value of the final property, as a bit-significant integerpublic void checkDerivation(SchemaType type, int block) throws SchemaException
type
- the type from which this type is derivedblock
- the derivations that are blocked by the relevant element declaration
SchemaException
- if the derivation is not allowedpublic abstract SequenceIterator getTypedValue(NodeInfo node) throws XPathException
node
- the node whose typed value is required
AtomicValue
XPathException
public void setContainingDeclaration(int fingerprint, boolean isElement)
fingerprint
- The fingerprint of the element or attribute declaration "owning" this anonymous
type definitionisElement
- True if the owning declaration is an element declaration, false if it is an
attribute declarationpublic void setLocator(javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator locator)
locator
- information about the location of the type definition within a schema documentpublic void setSystemId(java.lang.String systemId)
systemId
- the URI of the schema documentpublic void setLineNumber(int lineNumber)
lineNumber
- the line where the definition appearspublic java.lang.String getSystemId()
getSystemId
in interface javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator
public int getLineNumber()
getLineNumber
in interface javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator
public java.lang.String getPublicId()
getPublicId
in interface javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator
public int getColumnNumber()
getColumnNumber
in interface javax.xml.transform.SourceLocator
public java.lang.String getDescription()
public int getContainingDeclarationName()
public boolean containingDeclarationIsElement()
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Press release
Report highlights widespread and serious failings in Sunderland City Council’s services for children and young people.
Ofsted has today (20 July 2015) published a report into Sunderland City Council’s Children’s Services and Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB) following an inspection carried out in May this year. The report found the council to be inadequate across a range of services including child protection, adoption, and children in care.
The inspection pointed to corporate failure by senior leaders and managers that leaves children and young people potentially at risk. During the inspection, 21 children’s cases were referred back to the local authority by inspectors to request that action be taken to ensure children’s needs were met. This is one out of every ten children’s cases looked at by inspectors.
Following the inspection, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, wrote to Secretary of State Nicky Morgan to express his concern over the inspection findings and to recommend remedial action be taken at the earliest opportunity.
An Ofsted spokesperson said:
Today’s report highlights widespread and serious failings in Sunderland City Council’s services for children and young people. As a result, children are potentially at risk of harm.
Inspectors identified serious weaknesses in basic child protection practice and oversight of services for care leavers, alongside poor leadership at all levels. In addition, the Local Safeguarding Children’s Board (LSCB) is failing in its statutory duty to effectively monitor how well local agencies are safeguarding the welfare of children.
Such was his concern, Sir Michael wrote to the Secretary of State to highlight the serious weaknesses in care and protection given to vulnerable children in the area, and to request that swift remedial action be taken.
Examples of serious weaknesses in basic child protection practice in the report include:
Sir Michael will also be writing to Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary to express his concerns over the contribution of Northumbria Police to child protection and safeguarding in Sunderland.
Inspectors found that information sharing between police and children’s services is poor, and that police representatives do not consistently attend core group meetings and child protection conferences.
The report is on the Ofsted website’s Sunderland local authority page .
Published: 20 July 2015
Updated: 20 July 2015
From: Ofsted


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libPoMo.main¶
This library contains functions that are used by PoMo.
-
libPoMo.main.
binom
(s, p, n)[source]¶ Binomial Distribution
Calculate the binomial sampling probability (not very efficient, but not much effieciency is needed with small samples).
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libPoMo.main.
get_data_from_cf_line
(cfStr)[source]¶ Read in the data of a single counts format line.
The return type is a list with the number of samples and a two dimensional array of the form data[species][nucleotide], where species is the index of the species and nucleotide is the index of the nucleotide (0,1,2 or 3 for a,c,g and t, respectively).
Parameters: CFStream (cfStr) – The CFStream pointing to the line to be read in. Return type: ([int] n_samples, [[int]] data)
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libPoMo.main.
get_species_from_cf_headerline
(line)[source]¶ Get the number of species and the names fom a counts format header line.
Parameters: line (str) – The header line. Return type: (int n_species, [str] sp_names)
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libPoMo.main.
read_data_write_HyPhy_input
(fn, N, thresh, path_bf, muts, mutgamma, sels, selgamma, PoModatafile, PoModatafile_cons, theta=None, vb=None)[source]¶ Read the count data and write the HyPhy input file.
The provided filename has to point to a data file in counts format (cf. cf). The data will be downsampled if necessary and the HyPhy batch and input files will be written. The number of species, the species names, the number of species samples and the theta value (usr_def) will be returned in a tuple.
Parameters: - fn (str) – Counts format file name.
- N (int) – Virtual population size.
- thresh (float) – Trheshold of data discard for downsampling.
- path_bf (str) – Path to the HyPhy batch files
- muts (str) – Mutation model (
mutModel()
). - mutgamma (str) – Gamma of the mutation model (
setGM()
). - sels (str) – Selection model (
selModel()
). - selgamma (str) – Gamma of selection model (
setGS()
). - PoModatafile (str) – Path to HyPhy input file.
- PoModatafile_cons (str) – Path to HyPhy input file.
- vb (Boolean) – Verbosity.
Return type: (int n_species, [str] sp_names, [str] sp_samples, Boolean all_one, float usr_def)


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Education Secretary announces new wave of free schools, including 2 with Ian Livingstone.
One of the founders of Games Workshop, who helped revamp the computing curriculum , is to open 2 new free schools specialising in computer science, technology and the arts, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announced today (5 February 2016) as she revealed the latest batch of this Parliament’s 500 new schools.
Drawing on his experience as a videogame entrepreneur, Ian Livingstone will open the Livingstone Academies in Tower Hamlets and Bournemouth, which will provide over 3,000 children with a rigorous education rooted in STEAM - science, technology, engineering, arts and maths. The schools, to be opened under the Aspirations Academy Trust, will use the founder’s extensive links to the creative industries to instil creative thinking and enterprise in their pupils, who will sit ‘Dragon’s Den’ style competitions and start up mock companies at the schools.
In 2010 Ian Livingstone was invited to review digital skills in England and concluded that poor-quality IT teaching in schools is an obstacle to growth . The review was influential in leading to an overhauling of IT teaching and the introduction of a new computer science curriculum . The 2 schools announced today will build on this by being exemplary institutions of computing and creative thinking.
Today, the Education Secretary is also announcing plans to form a new body of experienced property specialists to help find sites for future free schools. An advisory group is being set up to inform development of the new body, and this will include:
Finding sites quickly is often the biggest obstacle to opening new schools, so we need to ensure we have the right people working for us to secure best value for the taxpayer.
The 2 schools to be opened by Ian Livingstone join 20 others announced today - which will in total create more than 18,000 places for parents across the country.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said:
Free schools are offering a rigorous education in communities which have never before had the opportunity of a good local school.
With leading entrepreneur Ian Livingstone stepping up to open 2 schools, the free schools programme is proving to be a vital outlet for our society’s most creative and innovative people to spread their excellence to future generations.
Ian Livingstone CBE, Founder and Chairman of the Livingstone Foundation, said:
The arts and sciences should no longer be a question of either/or - and to further this I’m delighted to be opening 2 free schools to embed digital creativity in future generations of our society.
It is the combination of computer programming skills and creativity by which today’s world-changing companies are built. I encourage other digital entrepreneurs to seize the opportunity offered by the free schools programme in helping to give children an authentic education for the jobs and opportunities of the digital world.
Also announced today is Shireland High Tech Primary in Smethwick, Birmingham - a free school that will introduce an innovative method of schooling. Instead of the traditional model of lessons followed by homework, pupils will be expected to do the reverse in order to deepen their learning through facilitated discussions and project work in lessons.
Today 22 new schools have been approved to open - providing more than 18,000 places for parents across the country. This includes:
Free schools are brand-new schools which can be set up by parents, teachers, charities, businesses, cultural and sporting bodies, community groups, academy trusts and sponsors, and existing schools in response to demand from the local community, either where there is a shortage of places, or where the parents are not happy with the places on offer.
The new schools announced today, on top of over 380 already opened, will meet the growing demand of parents for more excellent local schools with high standards and strong discipline.
74% of open mainstream free schools are located in areas where there was a need for more school places and around half are in the 30% most deprived communities in the country. They are also more likely to be rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted than other state schools - and research has shown they are helping to raise standards in neighbouring schools by introducing fresh ideas and competition.
Policy Exchange research shows that as well as providing an excellent education to their own pupils, they are also associated with improvements in local poorly performing schools. And more than two-thirds of free school heads say they are having a positive impact on schools in their local area - driving up standards and ensuring more parents have a great school in their neighbourhood.
We are committed to creating at least 500 new schools by 2020, creating 270,000 school places. There will be 2 free school application rounds every year up to 2020 (with deadlines in March and September). The latest application window to set up a free school opened on 27 January and runs until midday on 2 March 2016.
We are encouraging businesses, charities, cultural and sporting bodies, community groups and parents to submit applications for new schools. We have revised the application process for those with a proven track record, to encourage more applications from ‘good’ and ‘outstanding’ schools, and high-performing trusts and sponsors.
Games Workshop co-founder and computing entrepreneur Ian Livingstone, in partnership with Aspirations Academies Trust which runs 3 ‘outstanding’ academies, is approved to open Livingstone Academy East London. The school in Aldgate, Tower Hamlets, will provide 1,570 places for 4- to 19-year-olds. The new school has a curriculum that will specialise in a combination of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) subjects, with computer science at its core. Older pupils can look forward to work placements and work-based projects through the trust’s partnerships with a range of local employers.
The Green Spring Education Trust is approved to open Green Spring New School. The trust also runs the oversubscribed Bethnal Green Academy (BGA), judged to be outstanding by Ofsted. BGA’s GCSE results exceeded national and local averages, with 90% of pupils achieving 5 GCSEs at A* to C, including English and maths, in 2015. Green Spring New School will provide 1,100 places for 11- to 19-year-olds and will offer the same excellent education that is on offer at BGA. Pupils can look forward to studying an aspirational curriculum in a supportive and challenging environment with highlights including Latin, and philosophy and ethics.
Harris Aspire Sixth Form, Croydon, is approved to provide 230 places for 16- to 19-year-olds. This school will be run by the highly successful Harris Federation, with 13 ‘outstanding’ academies and 1 ‘outstanding’ free school. Pupils will have the opportunity to complete vocational courses and retake GCSEs while building on their core skills in maths, English and science. The school will also be co-located with Harris Aspire Academy - providing further opportunities for pupils at both schools.
The Greenshaw Learning Trust is approved to open a new special school in response to parental demand for places. The Sutton New School 2 will provide 56 places for 11- to 19-year-olds with autism spectrum disorder ( ASD ), and is closely linked with highly experienced and passionate educationalists from the trust’s ASD base at Green Wrythe Primary School. Small year-groups will facilitate a personalised provision of the curriculum and pastoral support. A smoother transition to secondary school and the development of personal independence will help to transform the lives of many children and their families in the community of Sutton.
Hujjat Primary School is approved to provide 420 places for 4- to 11-year-olds in Harrow. The Hujjat School Trust is being supported by a number of local schools and is working with Lord O’Shaughnessy’s established Floreat Education Academies Trust. Drawing on Floreat’s experience of opening 2 primary schools in London, this will be an Islamic faith school offering a values-based approach to create a nurturing environment for children and bringing greater choice for local parents.
In response to the demands of local parents for high-quality, alternative places, and the community in Southwark, the Haberdashers’ Aske’s Borough Academy is approved to provide 1,150 places for 11- to 18-year-olds. It is being set up by Haberdashers’ Aske’s Federation which currently runs 2 schools judged to be ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. The new school will teach a rich and varied academic curriculum with a strong focus on English, maths and science.
Proposed by the highly successful Wren Academy in Barnet, the new Wren Academy in Enfield will provide 1,600 much-needed places for 11- to 18-year-olds in Enfield. This new Christian school will offer the same excellent education as the existing school, Wren Academy, judged to be ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted, where pupils’ achievement exceeds the national and local averages. This new school will add to the diversity of local provision and will be open to all young people regardless of their background. Pupils can look forward to an ambitious curriculum offering a high-quality academic and vocational education in a supportive and challenging environment.
To support the need for places generated by housing development planned for the London Borough of Bexley, the Woodland Academy Trust is approved to open Lime Wood Free School. The school will provide 630 places for 5- to 11-year-olds, who will benefit from a stimulating and engaging learning environment. The trust is passionate about serving the people of Bexley, and the new free school will enhance the already strong links it has with the community through its existing primary schools and engagement with local nursery providers and midwifery provision.
In response to the rising need for places, the Chiltern Academy in Luton will provide a high-quality education for 1,200 11- to 16-year-olds. It will support the local authority in promoting diversity, tolerance and community cohesion. It is being established by the Chiltern Learning Trust, which already runs 2 highly popular secondary schools, both judged ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. The Chiltern Academy will offer an ambitious curriculum underpinned by sport, business and engineering specialisms. Through partnership with local enterprises, this new school will prepare young people from a vibrant and diverse community for their future careers in a highly competitive world.
Shireland High Tech Primary in Smethwick, Birmingham, is a new school that, once open, will enable 446 3- to 11-year-olds to learn through the use of technology. The Collegiate Academy Trust behind the school already runs Shireland Collegiate Academy in Smethwick, judged to be ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. Pupils will be equipped with individual tablets to facilitate an innovative approach to teaching and learning in some subjects. Instead of the traditional model of lessons followed by homework, pupils will be expected to do the reverse in order to deepen their learning through facilitated discussions and project work in lessons. The trust is expert in delivering this approach with a lot of success in their existing and partner schools.
Games Workshop co-founder and computing entrepreneur Ian Livingstone, in partnership with Aspirations Academies Trust which runs 3 ‘outstanding’ academies, is approved to open the Livingstone Academy Bournemouth. The new school, which will provide 1,510 places for 4- to 19-year-olds, has a curriculum that will specialise in a combination of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) subjects, with computer science at its core. Pupils can look forward to work placements and work-based projects through the trust’s partnerships with a range of local employers.
Located in Filton, the SGS Free School is approved to provide 80 much-needed places for 4- to 19-year-olds with autistic spectrum disorder in south Gloucestershire and Bristol. With the full backing of south Gloucestershire council, the new school will be sponsored by SGS College and supported by the wider Concorde Partnership of 5 local secondary schools. The school’s curriculum and learning support programmes will be individually tailored, with a focus on communication skills and social and emotional wellbeing, to prepare pupils for the world of work or further study. Links with other schools and local businesses will enable older pupils to access a wide range of courses and undertake valuable work experience placements in the community.
Located in Bodmin, Cornwall, Callywith College is approved to provide places for 1,280 16- to 19-year-olds. The college will be backed by Truro and Penwith College. Callywith College will give students more options, including a range of AS and A levels , as well as numerous vocational offers, and aims to increase the number of students in the area who can access the best universities. Students will also be able to benefit from the extensive links the group has with local employers.
New Generation Schools Trust is approved to open Hope Community School in Northfleet, Gravesham, to respond to the growing need for places in the area. The primary school will provide 420 places for 4- to-11-year-olds. Aiming to be the focal point for the local community, the Christian faith school will prepare pupils for life in modern Britain with a diverse curriculum including Mandarin and French.
Once open, the University of Brighton Secondary School will prepare its 900 11- to 16-year-olds to become positive and successful adults through providing them with high-quality education in a safe, inclusive and stimulating learning community. The school will be opened by the University of Brighton Academies Trust who already run Pound Hill Infant Academy, judged to be ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. It will also be supported by the University’s School of Education. The University of Brighton Secondary School will adopt a traditional focus on academic rigour in maths, English and science. Supported by Brighton and Hove City Council, the school is expected to quickly establish itself as a successful and popular school in a city with a need for more secondary places.
Gosforth Federated Academies Ltd is set to open a new school for 1,200 9- to 16-year-olds in the Great Park area in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne. Building on their successes within their 2 existing academies, both judged ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted, the new school will provide academic excellence centered around the core skills of English, mathematics, science, PE and PSHCE (personal, social, health and citizenship education). Students will not only be able to access a varied vocational programme, they will also be part of a highly successful languages programme supported by the University of Newcastle.
The Tauheedul Education Trust has been approved to open Eden Girls’ School Manchester, a Muslim faith school which will cater for 800 11- to 18-year-olds and have a leadership specialism. The trust already runs 3 outstanding free schools and 1 outstanding academy, as judged by Ofsted.
The Tauheedul Education Trust has been approved to open Eden Boys’ School Manchester, a Muslim faith school which will cater for 800 11- to 18-year-olds and have a STEM specialism. The trust already runs 3 ‘outstanding’ free schools and 1 ‘outstanding’ academy, as judged by Ofsted.
The Laurus Trust is approved to open Cheadle Hulme High 2 in the Stockport area. Their current school, Cheadle Hulme High School, was judged to be ‘outstanding’ in every category by Ofsted and achieved results which placed them in the top 2% of the country in 2015. The new Cheadle Hulme High 2 intends to replicate this outstanding practice, raising standards in the local area, and responding to the parental demand for an academically focused school to provide the best possible education for their children.
Dixons Academy Trust is approved to open Dixons Trinity Leeds for 1,140 primary and secondary aged pupils in the Harehills area of Leeds. Dixons Trinity Leeds will replicate Dixons Trinity Academy in Bradford, which was the first secondary free school to be judged ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. The school will address the growing need for new secondary school places in the Harehills area, offer access to high-quality education and inspire all pupils to ‘climb the mountain’ to university or a fulfilling career.
Fair Access Trust is a parent-led group that intends to tackle the clear need for places in the Roundhay area, Leeds, by opening Roundhay Park Primary School. Roundhay Park Primary school will collaborate with a variety of local partners to achieve the best for the children in the surrounding area. The school has already attracted media interest and recently featured on BBC’s The One Show.
With the opening of Beauchamp 16-19 STEM free school in Oadby, Leicestershire, young people wishing to pursue STEM -related careers will have access to increased educational opportunities. The school will be set up by Lionheart Academies Trust, who run Beauchamp College in Oadby, judged to be ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. The 500 place school will focus on maths, science and computer science, while forging links with local employers and universities to offer students a wide range of STEM -focused initiatives.
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My pigeons names are:
I named them after characters from D&D podcasts. They both mean bird in some way or another, which I didn't know until later, so I named both of my birds, Bird on accedent.
My friend found them by the entrence to a Office Depo where they apparently had been sitting all day with no parent in sight. We tried to give them over to a wildlife sanctuary, but apparently all the pigeons you see around city's (which are normaly rock pigeons) are decendence from domestic pigeons that escaped, and because they aren't technecly wild and also not from the United States, wildlife rescuse can't take them.  They aren't the biggest fans of me, but they appricate the easy food and everything!
Sadly, Strix passed away suddenly on January 26, 2021.


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Assemblies and Probing Paths¶
Elements appDataDir, plugins, additionalAssemblyProbingPaths, and assemblies define the assemblies and paths that the IoC.Configuration will search to locate the assembles.
Note
For more information about plugins refer to section Plugins.
Element: appDataDir¶
This element specifies the folder, where IoC.Configuration saves dynamically generated DLLs. The application should have write permissions to path specified in appDataDir.
Example of appDataDir in configuration file:
<appDataDir path="K:\...\IoC.Configuration.Tests\bin\TestFiles\DynamicFiles" />
Element: plugins¶
This element specifies the root folder, where plugin assemblies are, using the attribute pluginsDirPath, as well as might have plugin child elements to declare plugins (for more information about plugins refer to section Plugins).
The assemblies related to a plugin should be copied to a folder [plugins root folder]/[plugin name], where [plugins root folder] is the value of attribute pluginsDirPath of /iocConfiguration/plugins element, and [plugin name] is the value of name attribute in /iocConfiguration/plugins/plugin element.
For example the assemblies for plugin Plugin1 below should be in folder “K:\…\TestDlls\PluginDlls\Plugin1”.
<plugins pluginsDirPath="K:\...\TestDlls\PluginDlls">
<!--
Plugin assemblies will be in a folder with similar name under pluginsDirPath folder.
The plugin folders will be included in assembly resolution mechanism.
-->
<!--A folder K:\...\TestDlls\PluginDlls\Plugin1 should exist. -->
<plugin name="Plugin1" />
<plugin name="Plugin2" />
<plugin name="Plugin3" enabled="false" />
</plugins>
Here is an example of file structure with plugin folders.
Element: additionalAssemblyProbingPaths¶
This element specifies additional folders that IoC.Configuration will use for assembly resolution (this includes resolving assemblies defined in element assemblies as well as re-solving assemblies, on which assemblies in assemblies elements depend).
Here is an example of additionalAssemblyProbingPaths element:
<additionalAssemblyProbingPaths>
<probingPath path="K:\...\TestDlls\ThirdPartyLibs" />
<probingPath path="K:\...\TestDlls\ContainerImplementations\Autofac" />
<probingPath path="K:\...\TestDlls\ContainerImplementations\Ninject" />
<probingPath path="K:\...\TestDlls\DynamicallyLoadedDlls" />
<probingPath path="K:\...\TestDlls\TestAssemblyResolution" />
</additionalAssemblyProbingPaths>
Element: assemblies and assembly¶
The elements assemblies and assembly specify all the assemblies that can be used when referencing types in XML configuration file. The assemblies in assemblies and their dependencies are resolved by looking up for assemblies in folders specified in elements plugins, additionalAssemblyProbingPaths, in addition to default folders (e.g., application startup folder, standard folder for .Net Core assemblies, etc).
Here is an example of assemblies element:
1 <assemblies>
2 <assembly name="TestProjects.TestForceLoadAssembly"
3 alias="TestForceLoadAssembly"
4 overrideDirectory="K:\...\TestDlls\DynamicallyLoadedDlls" />
5
6 <assembly name="OROptimizer.Shared" alias="oroptimizer_shared" />
7 <assembly name="IoC.Configuration" alias="ioc_config" />
8 <assembly name="IoC.Configuration.Autofac" alias="autofac_ext" />
9 <assembly name="IoC.Configuration.Ninject" alias="ninject_ext" />
10
11 <assembly name="TestProjects.Modules" alias="modules" />
12 <assembly name="TestProjects.DynamicallyLoadedAssembly1" alias="dynamic1" />
13 <assembly name="TestProjects.DynamicallyLoadedAssembly2" alias="dynamic2" />
14
15 <assembly name="TestProjects.TestPluginAssembly1" alias="pluginassm1" plugin="Plugin1" />
16 <assembly name="TestProjects.ModulesForPlugin1" alias="modules_plugin1" plugin="Plugin1" />
17 <assembly name="TestProjects.TestPluginAssembly2" alias="pluginassm2" plugin="Plugin2" />
18 <assembly name="TestProjects.TestPluginAssembly3" alias="pluginassm3" plugin="Plugin3" />
19
20 <assembly name="TestProjects.SharedServices" alias="shared_services" />
21 <assembly name="IoC.Configuration.Tests" alias="tests" />
22 </assemblies>
Attributes in assembly element¶
name: Specifies the assembly name without the file extension. Example of this attribute value is IoC.Configuration.Autofac (see the XML above).
alias: A short unique alias to use, when referencing the assembly in other elements.
Here is an example of element that references the assembly with alias dynamic1:
<services> <service type="DynamicallyLoadedAssembly1.Interfaces.IInterface1" assembly="dynamic1"> <implementation type="DynamicallyLoadedAssembly1.Implementations.Interface1_Impl1" assembly="dynamic1" scope="singleton"> </implementation> </service> </services>
plugin: An assembly that is in a plugin folder should include this attribute with value specifying the plugin name.
Here is an example of assembly TestProjects.ModulesForPlugin1 with the value of attribute plugin being Plugin1.
<assembly name="TestProjects.ModulesForPlugin1" alias="modules_plugin1" plugin="Plugin1" />
Note
There should exist some plugin element under element plugins, with the value of attribute name equal to Plugin1.
overrideDirectory: Specifies the directory, where the assembly should be loaded from. Normally this attribute should not be included in element, and the folders specified in elements plugins, additionalAssemblyProbingPaths, in addition to default folders will be searched to locate tbe assembly.
Note
Use this attribute in rare circumstances, to override the default behaviour.
Here is an example of overrideDirectory attribute usage.
<assembly name="TestProjects.TestForceLoadAssembly" alias="TestForceLoadAssembly" overrideDirectory="K:\...\TestDlls\DynamicallyLoadedDlls" />


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