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| PixelMap () | |
| PixelMap (const char *bmpFileName) | |
| PixelMap (GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei w, GLsizei h) | |
| ~PixelMap () | |
| void | read (const char *bmpFileName) |
| void | read (GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei w, GLsizei h, GLenum mode=GL_FRONT) |
| void | write (const char *bmpFileName) |
| bool | badSize () |
| void | rescale () |
| void | draw () |
| void | setTexture (GLuint name) |
| void | setMipmaps (GLuint name) |
| void | select (const PixelMap &src, int xp, int yp, int width, int height) |
| unsigned long | getRows () const |
| unsigned long | getColumns () const |
| unsigned long | getSize () const |
| char * | getName () const |
| bool | ready () const |
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| PixelMap (const PixelMap &pm) | |
| bool | allocate (unsigned long newSize) |
Private Attributes | |
| unsigned long | numRows |
| unsigned long | numCols |
| unsigned long | size |
| char * | fileName |
| unsigned char * | pixels |
Friends | |
| bool | compatible (const PixelMap &m1, const PixelMap &m2) |
| void | mix (const PixelMap &m1, const PixelMap &m2, PixelMap &res, double prop) |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const PixelMap &pm) |
An instance is an RGB pixel array. An instance of PixelMap holds an array that OpenGL can use as a texture or to display directly.
This class is implemented so that it does not depend on Windows. In principle, it should even work with Linux and other operating systems, although this has not been tested thoroughly.
If you want to use a BMP image as a texture, the width and height must be powers of two. Thus a 256 x 512 BMP image is acceptable but a 640 x 400 image is not. This restriction does not apply to images that are displayed as bitmaps.
Since an instance of PixelMap
contains pointers, there are memory management issues. The destructor deletes pixel and other data associated with a pixel map. The copy constructor is declared privately and not implemented: this prevents instances being passed by value, although they may be passed by reference. Since there is a default constructor, you can construct arrays of PixelMap's or pointers to PixelMap.
| cugl::PixelMap::PixelMap | ( | ) |
Construct an empty pixel map.
| cugl::PixelMap::PixelMap | ( | const char * | bmpFileName | ) |
Read a pixel map from a file.
| bmpFileName | is a path to a BMP file. |
| cugl::PixelMap::PixelMap | ( | GLint | x, |
| GLint | y, | ||
| GLsizei | w, | ||
| GLsizei | h | ||
| ) |
Construct a pixel map from a region of the pixel buffer.
| x | is the X coordinate of the lower left corner of the region. |
| y | is the Y coordinate of the lower left corner of the region. |
| w | is the width of the region in pixels. |
| h | is the height of the region in pixels. |
| cugl::PixelMap::~PixelMap | ( | ) |
Delete a pixel map.
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The copy constructor is private and unimplemented. This prevents pixel maps from being copied by mistake.
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Allocate memory for a new pixel map if necessary.
| bool cugl::PixelMap::badSize | ( | ) |
Check the dimensions of the bit map. If the dimensions are not powers of 2, return true
. If the dimensions of the bitmap are not powers of 2, OpenGL cannot use it as a texture. You should call PixelMap::rescale()
to resize the bit map.
| void cugl::PixelMap::draw | ( | ) |
Draw the pixel map at the current raster position. Error NO_PIX_MAP
if there is no pixel map avaialble.
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| void cugl::PixelMap::read | ( | const char * | bmpFileName | ) |
Read a BMP file and convert it to a pixel map. Previous data associated with this object will be deleted. The BMP file must satisfy several criteria if it is to be converted successfully. Conversion failure is indicated by the following CUGL errors.
OPEN_FAILED:
the file could not be opened NOT_BMP_FILE:
the file is not a BMP file NOT_24_BITS:
the format is not 24 bits/pixel COMPRESSED_BMP_FILE:
the file is compressed NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY:
there is not enough memory to store the dataOpenGL cannot use a bitmap as a texture if its dimensions are not powers of 2. To check whether the bitmap has acceptable dimensions, call PixelMap::badSize()
. To convert the bitmap dimensions to acceptable values, call PixelMap::rescale()
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| bmpFileName | is the name of the file to be read, with the extension '.bmp'. |
| void cugl::PixelMap::read | ( | GLint | x, |
| GLint | y, | ||
| GLsizei | w, | ||
| GLsizei | h, | ||
| GLenum | mode = GL_FRONT |
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Read a pixel map from a region of the framebuffer. This function is similar to the constructor with the same parameters, but allocates new memory only if necessary.
| x | is the X coordinate of the lower left corner of the region. |
| y | is the Y coordinate of the lower left corner of the region. |
| w | is the width of the region in pixels. |
| h | is the height of the region in pixels. |
| mode | is passed to glReadBuffer before reading the pixels. |
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| void cugl::PixelMap::rescale | ( | ) |
Rescale a bit map whose dimensions are not powers of 2. The new image will be distorted; the amount of distortion depends on how much the dimensions have to be altered. Use PixelMap::badSize()
to determine whether the dimensions are powers of 2.
| void cugl::PixelMap::select | ( | const PixelMap & | src, |
| int | xp, | ||
| int | yp, | ||
| int | width, | ||
| int | height | ||
| ) |
Select a region from a pixel map.
| src | is the pixel map from which the data is extracted. |
| xp | defines the left side of the selected region. |
| yp | defines the right side of the selected region. |
| width | is the width of the selected region. |
| height | is the height of the selected region. |
| void cugl::PixelMap::setMipmaps | ( | GLuint | name | ) |
Set texture parameters for the pixel mipmaps. Construct a family of mipmaps for texturing.
| name | is an OpenGL index for the texture parameters provided by the caller. |
GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER
to GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST
. Call glTexParameter() to change this setting. glBindTexture
to select textures in the display function. | void cugl::PixelMap::setTexture | ( | GLuint | name | ) |
Set texture parameters for the pixel map.
| name | is an OpenGL index for the texture parameters provided by the caller. |
GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER
and GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER
to GL_NEAREST
. Call glTexParameter() to change these settings. | void cugl::PixelMap::write | ( | const char * | bmpFileName | ) |
Write a pixel map to an output stream as a BMP file.
| bmpFileName | is the name of the file to be written, with the extension '.bmp'. |
Check that two pixel maps are compatible for combining.
Combine two pixel maps.
| m1 | is the first map to be combined. |
| m2 | is the second map to be combined. |
| res | is the resulting pixel map. The caller is responsible for constructing this map; it is not constructed by the function. |
| prop | is the mixing proportion: 0 gives m1, 0.5 gives half of each, and 1 gives m2. |
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Write a description of the pixel map to the output stream.
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Number of columns in the pixel map.
Definition at line 2162 of file cugl.h.
Referenced by getColumns().
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Automates running Generalised Linear Mixed Models, including spatial models, with WinBUGS, OpenBUGS and JAGS. Models are specified with formulas, with the package writings model files, arranging unbalanced data in ragged arrays, and creating starting values. The model is re-parameterized, and functions are provided for converting model outputs to the original parameterization.
| Version: | 2.4.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | abind, methods, MASS, sp, graphics, stats |
| Suggests: | spdep |
| Enhances: | nlme, diseasemapping, geoRglm, R2WinBUGS, R2OpenBUGS, R2jags, rjags |
| Published: | 2018-05-01 |
| Author: | Patrick Brown, Lutong Zhou |
| Maintainer: | Patrick Brown <patrick.brown at utoronto.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Compiling vignette requires JAGS (http://mcmc-jags.sourceforge.net) and OpenBUGS (>= 3.2.2) (http://www.openbugs.net) |
| Citation: | glmmBUGS citation info |
| In views: | Bayesian, Spatial |
| CRAN checks: | glmmBUGS results |
| Reference manual: | glmmBUGS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Jags example OpenBUGS example |
| Package source: | glmmBUGS_2.4.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: glmmBUGS_2.4.2.zip, r-release: glmmBUGS_2.4.2.zip, r-oldrel: glmmBUGS_2.4.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: glmmBUGS_2.4.0.tgz, r-oldrel: glmmBUGS_2.4.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | glmmBUGS archive |
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This module reduces the linear input array of float values using a factor specified by the user. Output is the reduced array of float values.
Inputs
Name Type Description in float[] linear array of float values
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control factor int factor to reduce the in-array Field Output Ports
Name Type Description out float[] reduced array
The size of the output array is defined by the size of the input array divided by the value of the reduce factor. If the division leaves a remainder this will be dropped. The out size is only the integer part of the division.
The values of the output array are calculated in a loop. Each value is the average of a group of float values. The size of each group is given by the reduce factor. The groups are taken from the input array.
Example:
in_arr[5] = {1,3,5,7,9} factor = 2 => out_size = in_size/factor = 5/2 = 2 out_arr[0] = (1+3)/2 = 2 out_arr[1] = (5+7)/2 = 6.5 => out_arr[2] = {2,6.5}If there are any values of the input array left they will be ignored.
The user_macro provides a simple user interface to type in the reduce factor.
Inputs
in_arrinput arrayfactorreduce factorOutputs
noutnumber of values in output arrayoutoutput array
Using the Read_Field you can browse a field which is transformed by extract_data_array to a linear array. Notice that the size of the output array is smaller than the size of the input array.
xp_comm_proj/reducer/reducer.v Creates the XP_COMM_PROJ.Reducer library.
xp_comm_proj/reducer/red_mods.v Creates the ReducerMods library containing the low-level module ReducerCore and the parameter block ReducerParams.
xp_comm_proj/reducer/red_macs.v Creates the ReducerMacs library containing the high-level functional macro ReducerFunc, user interface macro ReducerUI and the user macro Reducermacro definition
xp_comm_proj/reducer/red_apps.v Creates the ReducerApps library containing the example application ReducerEg.
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Glucocorticoid receptors in systemic lupus erythematosus.
Abstract
Glucocorticosteroids remain the major treatment modality for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), but their mechanism of action is unclear. Over the past decade it has become clear that glucocorticosteroid receptors play a significant role in the mechanism of glucocorticosteroid action. We studied glucocorticosteroid receptor density and affinity on peripheral blood mononuclear cells by the glucocorticosteroid binding assay in 33 patients with SLE who had taken no glucocorticosteroid for the previous 6 months and in 32 healthy controls. Patients ' disease activity was measured by the SLE Disease Activity Index (SLEDAI). Glucocorticosteroid receptors on leukocytes of patients with SLE were significantly higher than in healthy controls (4419 +/- 306 vs 3369 +/- 196, p less than 0.005). The binding affinity was not different between patients and controls. There was no correlation between glucocorticosteroid receptor number and SLE disease activity.


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_ RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INNOVATIVE TEACHERS AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND
CAREER ASPIRATIONS
Submitted by
Sheldon R. Mendelson
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Decree of Doctor of Philosopny Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado
November, 1973


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Transforming medicine to connect and cure as the global authority in the care of serious or complex disease.
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These values, which guide Mayo Clinic's mission to this day, are an expression of the vision and intent of our founders, the original Mayo physicians and the Sisters of Saint Francis.
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Adhere to the highest standards of professionalism, ethics and personal responsibility, worthy of the trust our patients place in us.
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Inspire hope and nurture the well-being of the whole person, respecting physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Value the contributions of all, blending the skills of individual staff members in unsurpassed collaboration.
Deliver the best outcomes and highest quality service through the dedicated effort of every team member.
Sustain and reinvest in our mission and extended communities by wisely managing our human, natural and material resources.
Infuse and energize the organization, enhancing the lives of those we serve, through the creative ideas and unique talents of each employee.


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| From Bethlehem to Calvary - Chapter Five - The Fourth Initiation - The Crucifixion |
| The difference lay in the point in evolution which humanity
itself had reached. The cycle which Christ inaugurated has been one in which men have
become strictly human. Up till that Incarnation there had always been those who, having
achieved humanity, had then passed on to demonstrate divinity. But now the whole race is
at the point of so doing. Although today men are predominantly animal-emotional, yet
through the success of the evolutionary process - leading as it has to our widespread
educational systems and the general high level of mental awareness - men have reached the
point where the masses themselves, given proper encouragement, can "enter into the
kingdom of God." Who can say that it is not this realization, dim and uncertain as it
may be, which prompts the universal unrest and the widespread determination to better
conditions? That we interpret the kingdom of God in terms of the material is inevitable at
first, but it is a hopeful and spiritual sign that we are today so [192] busy cleaning
house, and thus attempting to raise the level of our civilization. Christ incarnated when,
for the first time, humanity was a complete whole, as far as the form side its nature was
concerned, with all the qualities manifesting - physical, psychic and mental - which
distinguish the human animal. He brought to us a manifestation of what the perfect man
could be who, regarding that form side as the temple of God, but recognizing his innate
divinity, strives to bring it to the foreground, first of all in his own consciousness and
then before the world. This Christ did. The mysteries had always been revealed to the
individual who fitted himself to penetrate into a hidden arcanum or temple, but Christ
revealed them to humanity as a whole, and enacted the whole drama of the God-Man before
the race. This was His major achievement, and this we have forgotten - the living Christ -
in the emphasis we have laid upon man himself, on his relation to himself as a sinner, and
to God as the One against Whom he has sinned. Again, every great organization or group religion or cult of any kind has originated with a person, and from that person the idea has spread out into the world, gathering adherents as time elapsed. Christ in this way precipitated the kingdom of God upon earth. It had always existed in the heavenly places. He caused it to materialize, thus becoming a fact to the consciousness of men. Preparedness for the Kingdom, and the arrival of the time when men in large numbers could be initiated into the mysteries, required from them a recognition of an unworthiness and a sinfulness which only the development of the mind could give. The age of Christianity has been an age of mental unfoldment. It has been an age also wherein much emphasis has been laid upon sin and evil doing. There is no consciousness of sin in the animals, though there may be indications of a conscience among the domesticated animals, due to their association with man. Mind produces the power to analyze a observe, to differentiate and distinguish; and so with the [193] advent of mental development there has been, for a long time, a growing sense of sinfulness, of contrition, and of an almost abject attitude to the Creator, producing in humanity that strongly marked inferiority complex with which today psychologists have to deal. Against this sense of sin, with its concomitants of propitiation, at-one-ment and the sacrifice of Christ for us, there has been a revolt; and in this really wholesome reaction there is the normal tendency to go too far. Fortunately, we are never able to get too far from divinity; and that, as a race, we shall swing back into a state of greater spirituality than ever before is the sincere belief of all who know. Theology over-reached itself with its "miserable sinner" complex and its emphasis upon the necessity for the purification by blood. This teaching of purification through the blood of bulls and of rams (or lambs) was part of the ancient mysteries, and was inherited by us primarily from the Mysteries of Mithra. These mysteries, in their turn, inherited the teaching, and thus formulated their doctrine, which Christianity absorbed. When the sun was in the zodiacal sign of Taurus the Bull, the sacrifice of the bull was offered as a forecast of that which Christ came later to reveal. When the sun passed (in the precession of the equinoxes) into the next sign, that of Aries the Ram, we find the lamb was sacrificed and the scapegoat sent into the wilderness. Christ was born into the next sign, Pisces the Fishes, and it is for this reason that we eat fish on Good Friday, in commemoration of His coming. Tertullian, one of the early Church Fathers, speaks of Jesus Christ as the "Great Fish," and of us, His followers, as the "little fishes." These facts are well known, as the following extract will indicate:
Christ came to abolish these sacrifices by showing us their true meaning, and in His Person as perfect man He died the death of the Cross to show us (in picture form and through actual demonstration) that divinity can be manifested and can truly express itself only when man, as man, has died in order that the hidden Christ may live. The lower carnal nature (as St. Paul loved to call it) must die in order that the higher divine nature may show forth in all its beauty. The lower self must die in order that the higher self can manifest on earth. Christ had to die in order that once and for all mankind might learn the lesson that by the sacrifice of the human nature the divine aspect might be "saved." Thus Christ summed up in Himself the significance of all the past world sacrifices. That mysterious truth which had been revealed only to the pledged and trained initiate when he was ready for the fourth initiation was given out by Christ to the world of men. He died for all so that all might live. But this is not the doctrine of the vicarious at-one-ment which was pre-eminently St. Paul's interpretation of the Crucifixion, but the doctrine which Christ Himself taught - the doctrine of divine immanence (see St. John XVII), and the doctrine of the God-Man. Christianity inherited many of its interpretations, and the teachers and interpreters of the early Christian times were no more free from the thralldom of ancient beliefs than are we [195] from the interpretations given to Christianity during the past two thousand years. Christ did give us the teaching that we must die in order to live as Gods, and therefore He died. He did sum up in Himself all the traditions of the past for He "not only fulfiled the Judaic Scriptures, but He also fulfiled those of the pagan world, and therein lay the great appeal of early Christianity. In Him a dozen shadowy Gods were condensed into a proximate reality; and in His crucifixion the old stories of their ghastly at-oning sufferings and sacrificial deaths were made actual and given a direct meaning." (Ibid., p. 166.) But His death was also the consummating act of a life of sacrifice and service, and the logical outcome of His teaching. Pioneers and those who reveal to men their next step, those who come forth as the interpreters of the divine Plan, inevitably are repudiated, and usually die as the result of their courageous pronouncements. To this rule Christ was no exception. "Advanced Christian thinkers now regard the Crucifixion of our Lord as the supreme sacrifice made by Him for the sake of the principles of His teaching. It was the crowning act of His most heroic life, and it affords such a sublime example to mankind that meditation upon it may be said to produce a condition of at-one-ment with the Fountainhead of all goodness." (Ibid., p. 166.) |
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My experiences with this drug seem stronger when I take all the pills at once rather than slowly dosing. I normally get the cheap brand stuff, around 2$ for a box of 24 pills at 25 mg each containing only DPH as the active ingredient. I normally take the pills with a little soda and may eat something small like chips to keep my stomach settle.
The first thing I notice, besides the nasty tasting pills, is a calm feeling almost like a ďhighĒ. I start feeling very heavy and I get the onset of cottonmouth. Itís best to keep water handy, or maybe even 7up because DPH tends to make everything taste bad. Even the worlds best coffee taste awful when on DPH. Water doesnít seem that bad though and keeps the cottonmouth away (almost).
After about 45min to 60min I start to notice some visual changes. Everything looks like Iím looking through a fish bowl. Lots of colors start looking weird. Anything white starts looking green, and my pink carpet starts looking purplish. If I focus on something for a short time, everything around it seems to disappear into grayness. Music starts to sound very interesting and I hear things in songs that I would have never heard before. This is wonderful because Iím a musician in a rock group so listing to my own music, I can hear more deeply into it. Mudvayne seems to be my music of choice to listen to while on DPH since they have lots of psychedelic sounds mixed with heavy metal.
About 1hour 30min after taking the dose I start to see a green blob with yellow dots floating over anything white colored. This is about when I also see the famous smoke visuals that so many others describe. Anything I look at that has a flat surface, like the floor, table, etc. looks like smoke is rolling off of it. The best part is that it seems to dance with the music playing! This is such a neat looking effect that is hard to describe. Whenever the music thumps so does the smoke, and it may even change shades of gray depending on the pitch of the sound coming from the speakers. I normally like to pick my guitar up about this time and start playing, itís a freakin light show in my head!
My motivation plummets at this point because of the sedative effects of DPH. When I look at lights in the room they seem to have an afterglow, or shadow around them filled with light. Almost like looking through a cloud except without the annoyances. I donít recommend anyone watch T.V. while on this stuff, it seems to take the fun out of it. Music is the way to go, along with snacks and maybe a drawing pad. I havenít tried video games yet, but it may be interesting.
Two hours into the dose, I start to feel very tired, but this is an illusion. This is about when things get really weird and hard to remember. I stared at my drawing pencil and it started to dance around the table even though I knew it was laying there. I start to see flickering from the corner of my eyes and everything starts looking like Iím in a world of bad satellite T.V. reception. I looked at my cat and he started to laugh at me visually even though I knew he was sleeping.
My memory was totaled at this point. I would try to remember something and a second later forgot. Example: getting a glass of water and suddenly wondering why I walked into the kitchen. Itís impossible to use the computer at this point. Just trying to move the mouse seems like a job and a half! My stomach starts to get this butterfly feeling thatís almost impossible to describe. Almost like I feel anxious even though Iím at home, safe and happy. I can almost ignore it to a point.
Besides the lamp and chair dancing around in my room, I start to have the come down effects. As DPH wares off, I feel very tired yet I couldnít sleep if I wanted to. The cottonmouth is worst than ever. Colors start returning to normal, and things stop dancing. Music goes back to its good old dead tonal quality.
All in all, DPH is fun to try and has never had any bad after effects for me. Itís an intense trip and one I am glad to experience every so often. This isnít a drug I want to do too often, because its effects seem less strong, or down right boring. If done once every month the effects are strong and the experience is much more vivid. Iíll bet anything beyond 600 mg would be insane! But everyoneís different. 600 is enough for me and anything more would be too intense for my mind. I personally like DXM better, but every once in a while Iíll have a DPH trip. On the outside, people donít notice too much of a change in the way I act while on DPH, unlike DXM. So it may be fun to try tripping on DPH at work or school.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Archer
Covert black ops and espionage take a back seat to zany personalities and relationships between secret agents and drones.
A list created for CS 554 Lab 2.

Spoiled billionaire playboy Oliver Queen is missing and presumed dead when his yacht is lost at sea. He returns five years later a changed man, determined to clean up the city as a hooded vigilante armed with a bow.
After being struck by lightning, Barry Allen wakes up from his coma to discover he's been given the power of super speed, becoming the Flash, fighting crime in Central City.
The comedic adventures of a rag-tag group of technical support workers at a large corporation.
Follows Elliot, a young programmer working as a cyber-security engineer by day, and a vigilante hacker by night.
Working for the F.B.I., a mathematician uses equations to help solve various crimes.
An ex-assassin and a wealthy programmer save lives via a surveillance AI that sends them the identities of civilians involved in impending crimes. However, the details of the crimes--including the civilians' roles--are left a mystery.
A modern update finds the famous sleuth and his doctor partner solving crime in the 21st century London.
Set decades after Captain Kirk's five-year mission, a new generation of Starfleet officers set off in a new Enterprise on their own mission to go where no one has gone before.
Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the Starship Enterprise explore the galaxy and defend the United Federation of Planets.


Visualisation of time series data. The log/lin and clear buttons show only an effect when the view is updated. Logarithmic scaling sets clamps all values at 0.1 as a lower bound. Plotting of many data points is pretty resource intensive so only plot what is necessary.


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MyReads - A Personal Book Tracker App
Implemented a personal book tracker app to track the books which you are "Currently Reading", "Want to Read", and "Already Read". Developed using: ReactJS, Gulp
Courses: Software System Design & Implementation (ITCS 6112), Algorithms & Data Structures (ITCS 6114), Intelligent Systems (ITCS 6150), Machine Learning (ITCS 6156), Computer Communications Network (ITCS 6166), Principles of Information Security (ITIS 6200), Database Systems (ITCS 6160), Knowledge Discovery in Databases (ITCS 6162), Cloud Computing for Data Analysis (ITCS 6190), Survey of Programming Languages (ITCS 5102)
Relevant Courses: Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Data Communications, Unix Programming, Relational Database Management Systems, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Advanced DBMS, Object Oriented Modelling & Design, C# Programming & Design Patterns, Cryptography & Network Security, Soft Computing Techniques
Implemented a personal book tracker app to track the books which you are "Currently Reading", "Want to Read", and "Already Read". Developed using: ReactJS, Gulp
Implemented a card matching game which is a client-side single web page application. The game board consists of 8 pairs of cards with a different symbol which will be hidden, and the user need to flip over two similar cards simultaneously to unlock the pair. Developed using: HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript
Popular pages were identified within a large corpus of hyperlinked Wikipedia documents using Page Rank algorithm. The algorithm was implemented using Java, Hadoop MapReduce framework
Implemented a document search engine which takes a search string as input and outputs the names of documents from a large set of documents relevant to the search query. The relevance is calculated using TF-IDF. Developed using Java, Hadoop MapReduce
Implemented Naïve Bayes and Logistic Regression algorithms to classify whether a particular input transaction was fraudulent or not. Dataset used: Credit card fraud detection dataset from kaggle. Accuracy: 88% (Naïve Bayes) & 94% (Logistic Regression). Developed using: Java, Hadoop MapReduce, Eclipse
Simulated Go-Back-N and Selective Repeat Protocols using an unreliable channel (i.e., UDP) using python. Simulated checksum error, packet loss, acknowledgement loss and timeout conditions for both protocols. Developed using: Python3
Implemented LRTA* algorithm to determine the path to the goal from any random starting point in the state space. The entire state space is not visible to the robot (only nodes with direct access are visible). Developed using C#, Visual Studio
Conducted predictive analysis by using machine learning algorithms on different datasets. Implemented machine learning algorithms like Neural Networks, Boosting, Support Vector Machines, K-nearest neighbours and Naïve Bayes. Developed using R, Python, Tableau.
Successfully designed and developed a tool which take an XML as input, and finds errors based on a set of user-defined rules. Considered a high value project under Six Sigma evaluation with savings up to 0.8 million USD. Saves 100+ man hours per week spent on manually checking the document for errors. Developed using: C#, Visual Studio, XML
Implemented a windows application which communicated with a hardware device connected to the computer through an RS-232 port. Successfully parsed the data flowing from the hardware device to display meaningful information to the user. Also allowed the user to interact with hardware by sending commands through the RS-232 port. Developed using: C#, Visual Studio, XML


WWE Survivor Series (24th November 2019): Start Time, Predictions, Location & more of Survivor Series 2019
by Alan JohnThe WWE Draft and NXT's move to the USA Network changed the landscape of WWE entirely. With Superstars being more exclusive their respective brands, the WWE Universe were eagerly waiting as to how this year's Survivor Series will pan out. The addition of NXT to the mix took the PPV up a notch.
The buildup to the PPV also helped a lot as we got to see some memorable invasions from all three brands in the last few weeks. With NXT TakeOver: WarGames (full results here) already setting the pace, this weekend could turn out to be a very memorable one for the WWE Universe.
There will be three title defenses as Bray Wyatt will square off against Daniel Bryan for the Universal Championship, Brock Lesnar will lock horns with Rey Mysterio in a No Holds Barred Match for the WWE Championship and Adam Cole putting his NXT Championship on the line against Pete Dunne.
The focus, however, will be on the Triple Threat matches. The biggest one of them all will be the one between Becky Lynch, Shayna Baszler and Bayley. With each of these competitors taking rough shots at each other, it would be very difficult to pick a winner in this dream match.
The traditional elimination matches, will also feature all three brands as the likes of Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns will be leading the Men's teams of RAW and SmackDown respectively. Team NXT is yet to be revealed.
The Women's Team for both RAW and SmackDown are solid with Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks leading the charge for both team. It was revealed after WarGames that Rhea Ripley will lead Team NXT which will also consist of Toni Storm, Io Shirai, Bianca Belair and Candice LeRae.
Which brand will reign supreme at this year's Survivor Series?
Guess you will have to tune-in to find out!
WWE Survivor Series location, date and start time
Venue: Allstate Arena, Chicago, IL
Day and Date: Thursday, 24th November 2019
Start Time: 5 PM(Preshow) / 7 PM ET (US), 10 PM (Preshow) /12 AM (UK)
Where to watch WWE Survivor Series (US & UK)?
Survivor Series can be watched live on WWE Network in the United States of America, while the show will air on WWE Network and Sky Sports Box Office in the UK.
How, when and where to watch WWE Survivor Series (India)?
WWE Survivor Series can be watched live on Sony Ten 1 and Ten 3 (Hindi) channels in India. The show will air from 5:30 AM on 25th November with the kickoff show starting at 3:30 AM.
Catch all the live updates from Survivor Series right here on Sportskeeda.


New and noteworthy
Documentation
A new introduction tutorial as simple as 1-2-3
It has never been so easy to try Ivy! You don't even need to install it yourself! Follow this simple steps and you're done:
- make sure you have ant 1.6.2 or greater and a jdk properly installed
- copy [[svn:src/example/go-ivy/build.xml this build file]] in an empty directory on your local filesystem (and make sure you name it build.xml)
- open a console in this directory and run "ant". That's it!
If you have any trouble, check the
FAQ, it may be related to your internet connection (proxy anyone?).
Want to try more tutorials? Check the [[doc:tutorial tutorials]] page in the documentation.
Offline documentation greatly improved
The offline documentation has been greatly improved, and is now a real copy of the online documentation, with all the navigation between pages as on the online version. Continue to use the online version when you can to have the latest updated version with user comments.
Documentation update
As usual, the documentation has been extensively updated with to reflect the new features. Some are still missing, but we will finish the update before the 1.4 release.
Moreover, more examples have been added, more links between the pages, and some very useful pages have been added like the [[doc:bestpractices best practices]] one.
Core features
[[doc:concept Extra attributes]]
Several tags in ivy xml files are now extensible with extra attributes.
The idea is very simple: if you need some more information to define your modules, you can add the attribute you want and you will then be able to access it as any other attribute in your patterns for example.
Example:
Here is an ivy file with the attribute 'color' set to blue:
Then you can use the extra attribute when you declare a dependency on foo:
And you can define your repository pattern as:
${repository.dir}/[organisation]/[module]/[color]/[revision]/[artifact].[ext]
Note that in order to use extra attributes, you will need to disable ivy file validation, since your files won't fulffill anymore the official ivy xsd. See the [[doc:configuration/conf configuration doc page]] to see how to disable validation.
[[doc:ivyfile/dependency Version matchers]]
Ivy now rely on a new concept to specify which version of a dependency should be used: pluggable version matchers.
This means that you can define your own way to match a dependency version.
Both latest.integration and latest sub version (1.3+ for instance) have been ported to this mechanism.
With this new feature Ivy also comes with two new built-in version matchers:
- latest.[any status]
selects the latest revision of the dependency module with at least the specified status.
- version ranges
You can now express your version contraint as a mathematical range.
Examples:
Will find the latest version of bar which is in milestone or release status.
Matches any revision greater than 1.0 and lower than 2.0, inclusive.
[[doc:ivyfile/dependency-artifact URL attribute on artifact to improve ease of use]]
The artifact tag used when declaring a dependency now supports an url attribute. Even if this should be used only in very special cases (because it derrogates to the standard repository management), it can be useful, well, in very special cases :-)
Example:
[[doc:ivyfile/conf Module configurations enhancements]]
Several improvements have been made on the module configurations:
- It is now possible to disable transitivity for a whole configuration.
Example:
- You can use
*
, *(public)
or *(private)
as wildcards to extend a set of configurations.
Example:
- You can use
*, !A, !B
in configurations mapping to mean all configurations but A and B.
Example:
[[doc:concept Events and triggers]]
Ivy now fires events all along the dependency resolution process, which can be listened and which can trigger events.
Example:
Triggers an ant build just before resolving a dependency with a latest.integration revision.
New Resolvers
[[doc:resolver/vfs vfs]]
The new vfs resolver leverages the work from
apache commons vfs to give a uniform access to a set of different file systems including ftp, sftp, webdav, zip, ...
Example:
[[doc:resolver/ssh ssh]] and [[doc:resolver/sftp sftp]]
The new ssh and sftp resolvers allow, as their name suggest, to access a repository using ssh or sftp. The secured nature of ssh and its wide spread implementation on most *nix servers makes these resolvers very good candidate in an enterprise environment.
Example:
Configuration files
[[doc:configuration/statuses Configurable statuses]]
The list of statuses available in module files is now configurable.
Example:
[[doc:configuration/module Per module settings]]
It is now possible possible to configure conflict-manager per module set.
Example:
[[doc:concept Checksums]]
Ivy now allow to use checksums to verify the correctness of a downloaded file.
For the moment Ivy supports md5 and sha1 algorithm.
The configuration of using md5 and/or sha1 can be done globally or by dependency resolver.
Globally, use the ivy.checksums variable to list the check to be done (only md5 and sha1 are supported).
On each resolver you can use the checksums attribute to override the global setting.
The setting is a comma separated list of checksum algorithm to use.
During checking (at download time), the first checksum found is checked, and that's all. This means that if you have a "sha1, md5" setting, then if ivy finds a sha1 file, it will compare the downloaded file sha1 against this sha1, and if the comparison is ok, it will assume the file is ok. If no sha1 file is found, it will look for a md5 file. If none is found no checking is done.
During publish, all listed checksum algorithms are computed and uploaded.
By default checksum algorithms are "sha1, md5".
[[doc:configuration/resolvers Fail when no module descriptor is found]]
By default when ivy doesn't find a module descriptor for a module, it lloks for an artifact, and if it finds one it assumes a default module descriptor.
It is now possible to configure this behaviour per resolver, by setting the allownomd attribute to false you can force the use of a module descriptor, and fail if none is found. This is also useful to improve performances on a resolver for which you know you will always have module descriptors.
System properties
All java system properties are now available as ivy variables in your configuration files.
Thus you can now easily define the default cache relative to user home (using ${user.home}), or access any specific property set via the standard java system property mechanism.
[[doc:configuration/resolvers Changing pattern]]
You can now define a changingPattern and a changingMatcher to configure a set of revisions which should always be considered as changing one (artifacts are checked to see if they are up to date).
The pattern and the matcher name are attributes available on all built-in resolvers.
Example:
will consider all modules with a revision ending by SNAPSHOT to be changing revisions.
[[doc:configuration/classpath Customisable classpath]]
You can now add jars to use to load plugins directly in ivy configuration, so that you can easily use your plugins in several execution environment (ant, standalone, IDE plugin, ...).
Example:
Ant tasks
[[doc:use/repreport repreport]]
A new repreport task allows to generate reports directly from your repository. The graph generation is the most interesting one, it can gives you a good overview of the dependencies between of all your modules available in your repository, or restrict this graph to just the modules from this organisation, and so on.
Example:
will generate a graphml of dependencies with all modules in the organisation "myorg"
[[doc:use/artifactreport artifactreport]]
A new artifactreport task has been introduced to easily generate an xml report with artifacts resolved, with useful information such as their original location. This report is particularly well suited for generating IDE classpaths (see also the
links page for higher IDE integration via plugins).
The generated report looks like this:
C:/home/jstuyts/data/ivy/local/hippo/sant-classes/1.01.00b04-dev/sant-classes-src-1.01.00b04-dev.zip
C:/home/jstuyts/data/ivy/cache/hippo/sant-classes/zips/sant-classes-src-1.01.00b04-dev.zip
lib/test/sant-classes-src-1.01.00b04-dev.zip
http://repository.hippocms.org/maven/testng/jars/testng-4.6.1-jdk15.jar
C:/home/jstuyts/data/ivy/cache/testng/testng/jars/testng-4.6.1-jdk15.jar
lib/test/testng-4.6.1-jdk15.jar
[[doc:use/info info]]
The new info task eases the access to some essential data contained in an ivy file without performing a dependency resolution.
Example:
[[doc:use/listmodules listmodules]]
The new listmodules task let you list modules available in the repository and set ant properties accordingly.
Example:
[[doc:use/findrevision findrevision]]
This new task sets an ant property with the latest revision found for a given module matching a given revision constraint.
[[doc:use/resolve useOrigin]]
The resolve, cachepath, and retrieve tasks now supports a new useOrigin attribute, which allow to use the original location of local artifacts instead of their location in ivy cache. Used directly on a resolve or when no resolve has been done, it will avoid the copy of the artifact to the cache, and use directly the artifact from its original location.
[[doc:use/resolve Disable transitive dependencies on resolve]]
You can now disable transitive dependencies on resolve.
Example:
[[doc:use/retrieve Synchronization feature in retrieve]]
The retrieve task can now performs a real synchronization of the destination directory, instead of a simple copy.
Example:
Standalone mode
Application launcher
Ivy can now be used as an application launcher:
java fr.jayasoft.ivy.Main -conf path/to/myivyconf.xml -dependency bar foo 2.0 -main org.bar.foo.FooMain
calls ivy with given ivyconf file and resolve bar foo 2.0, and then run org.foo.FooMain class with the resolved artifacts (foo 2.0 and its dependencies) as classpath


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% set my_account="2" %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} What are your regular expenses? Select all that apply. The information you enter must be truthful and accurate. Do not include any arrears repayments.


Dharmie Parfait
...healthy cup for healthy life
...healthy cup for healthy life
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Parfaits can range from very healthy to not healthy at all. It all depends on what you add into your parfait. Keep in mind the granola and yogurt you use can widely vary — some are healthier than others (usually depending on the sugars added).
Read MoreThis recipe (and all the other recipes on Simply Sissom for that matter) are for those of us who care deeply about our children, REALLY want to provide healthy breakfast options, buuuut sometimes fall a little short in the time and perfection department.
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The classes required to configure a JMS based implementation of Lingo together with the extension point interfaces.


Hair care a barrier to exercise for black women, study says
"We're not doing everything that we can to decrease this barrier and help African-American women overcome what they feel is holding them back from exercise," said study leader Dr. Sophia Tolliver.
by HealthDay NewsNov. 14 -- The extra care that black women's hairstyles can require is often a barrier to exercise, but many U.S. health care providers aren't even aware of the problem, a new study finds.
Researchers surveyed doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants in the department of family medicine at Ohio State University, and found that 95 percent of them sometimes/often discuss exercise with black female patients.
However, 76 percent of them have never included hair care in an exercise discussion and only 34 percent said they were comfortable discussing hair care in that context, the findings showed.
"As physicians, if we don't have those specific conversations, we're not doing everything that we can to decrease this barrier and help African-American women overcome what they feel is holding them back from exercise," said study leader Dr. Sophia Tolliver. She is a family medicine physician at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, in Columbus.
The study was published in the November issue of the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine.
The study findings show the need to include this topic in medical education curriculums to potentially have a lasting impact on the long-term health of black women.
About 56 percent of black women aged 20 and older are obese, putting them at increased risk of heart disease, diabetes and stroke, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Regular exercise can help reduce these health risks.
"It's going to come down to increasing education about African-American hair, African-American females' cultural practices when it comes to hair, and how you can counsel a patient in an office visit about decreasing that barrier," Tolliver said in a university news release.
She offered the following advice for black women who want to be physically active:
- If you're new to exercise, consider starting with low-impact exercise, such as walking, to minimize perspiration.
- Try a protective hairstyle, such as braids, twists, buns or extensions.
- Schedule more strenuous workouts on a day you plan to wash your hair.
More information
The U.S. Office on Women's Health has more about physical activity.
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Or: how to make it work in TokuDB version 7.0.1. This is a follow up on a discussion on the tokudb-user group.
Background
I wanted to test TokuDB's compression. I took a staging machine of mine, with production data, and migrated it from Percona Server 5.5 To MariaDB 5.5+TokuDB 7.0.1. Migration went well, no problems.
To my surprise, when I converted tables from InnoDB to TokuDB, I saw an increase in table file size on disk. As explained by Tim Callaghan, this was due to TokuDB interpreting my compressed table's "KEY_BLOCK_SIZE=4" as an instruction for TokuDB's page size. TokuDB should be using 4MB block size, but thinks it's being instructed to use 4KB. Problem is, you can't get rid of table options. When one converts a table to InnoDB in ROW_FORMAT=COMPACT, or even to MyISAM, the KEY_BLOCK_SIZE option keeps lurking in the dark.
So until this is hopefully resolved in TokuDB's next version, here's a way to go around the problem.
The case at hand
Consider the following table:
CREATE TABLE `t` ( `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `c1` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c2` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c3` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c4` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00', `c5` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00', `c6` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c7` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c8` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c9` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c10` smallint(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c11` smallint(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c12` smallint(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c13` smallint(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `c14` smallint(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `ct` text NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`), UNIQUE KEY `c1c4` (`c1`,`c4`), KEY `c4` (`c4`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=4688271 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 ROW_FORMAT=COMPRESSED KEY_BLOCK_SIZE=4
Note that it is in COMPRESSED format, with KEY_BLOCK_SIZE=4. It mostly has INT columns, so I don't expect it to compress by much.
On disk, the .ibd file amounts to 160MB. Table has 3,587,488 rows. Same table in InnoDB COMPACT row format amounts to 412MB on disk.
Converting the table to TokuDB with aggressive compression resulted with:
mysql> alter table t engine=tokudb row_format=tokudb_lzma; Query OK, 3587488 rows affected (29 min 48.79 sec) Records: 3587488 Duplicates: 0 Warnings:
And over 873MB of combined files on disk! Also note it took nearly 30 minutes to ALTER. Clearly this is not the expected outcome.
Attempt to make it work
I tried both the following approaches:
- alter table t engine=tokudb row_format=tokudb_lzma key_block_size=4096: thought it would fool TokuDB to think it should create a 4M key block size.
- alter table t engine=tokudb row_format=tokudb_lzma key_block_size=0: try and reset the key block size.
Both the above attempts resulted with same bloat in resulting table.
The reason? When ALTERing a table with a nother KEY_BLOCK_SIZE, the keys on the table remain with their old KEY_BLOCK_SIZE. They are unaffected by the ALTER. As suggested by Nail Kashapov, indexes must be rebuilt as well.
Making it work
The next ALTER modifies the KEY_BLOCK_SIZE and rebuilds all the indexes on the table:
mysql> alter table t drop primary key, add primary key(id), drop key c1c4, add unique key `c1c4` (c1, c4), drop key c4, add key `c4` (c4), engine=tokudb row_format=tokudb_lzma key_block_size=0; Query OK, 3587488 rows affected (2 min 7.97 sec) Records: 3587488 Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 0
Yep! Runtime seems much more agreeable. Total size on disk? Little over 26M. Did I say I wasn't expecting good reduction in terms of compression?
Have done the same for multiple tables; compression is consistently strong (e.g. 16MB InnoDB compressed -> 3.5MB TokuDB aggressive, 548MB InnoDB non-compressed -> 36MB TokuDB aggressive), on varying table schemata. Very impressive reduction in disk space!
Conclusion
Next version of TokuDB is expected to ignore the KEY_BLOCK_SIZE table option; until then converting compressed tables to TokuDB is a pain in terms of the syntax -- but worthwhile in terms of disk space.
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This lab will help you generate pages in your app based on user input (and teach how to use JSON). Assignment 6 includes these tasks!
Make sure your Vagrantfile has it's 3000 port forwarded
config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest:3000, host:3000
Don't forget to run vagrant reload
after any change to your Vagrantfile!
$ bash lab4/check-setup.sh
I got the error
bash: lab4/check-setup.sh: No such file or directory
Make sure you're in your 'introHCI' directory and that you've cloned lab4 here.
I get errors that look like
check-setup.sh: line 2: $'\r': command not found
Try running the following command.
sed -i 's/
//' lab4/check-setup.sh
This will remove any Carriage Returns which Windows systems likes to add.
$ bash lab4/check-setup.sh
What's the vagrant password again?
vagrant
I got the message You don't have node
Run the nodejs.sh script by running sudo bash ./nodejs.sh
from within the VM's introHCI folder. If you don't have nodejs.sh, download the config.zip, and extract all the scripts named *.sh
into your introHCI folder.
I got the message You don't have mongo
You'll be fine for this lab, but I recommend running the sudo ./mongo.sh
from withing the VM's introHCI folder at some point before lab 7. If you don't have mongo.sh, save this as mongo.sh.
I got the message You don't have heroku
How did you do lab2 and 3? Anyways, run the script sudo ./heroku.sh
from within the VM's introHCI folder.
$ node app.js
Express server listening on port 3000
module.js:340
throw err;
^
Error: Cannot find module '/home/vagrant/app.js'
Are you in the lab4 directory?
 For instance, Vagrant might have disconnected you all of a sudden.
To fix this problem, tell your browser to refresh http://localhost:3000 until you get "No data received" or a similar message. Now try starting Node again. Everything should be fine.
Explanation: The message EADDRINUSE
means that Node can't start listening on port 3000 because it's already in use. The problem is that the last instance of Node failed to properly release port 3000 when it crashed. By refreshing the webpage, we're getting the OS to realize 'Oh, the Node server isn't using port 3000 anymore' and consequently release it.
I get a blank page!
Make sure node is running (see previous slide).

{{name}}

exports.view = function(req, res){
res.render('index', {
'name': 'Waiting in Line',
'image': 'lorempixel.people.1.jpeg',
'id': 'project1'
});
};
res.render('index', {
'projects': [
{ 'name': 'Waiting in Line',
'image': 'lorempixel.people.1.jpeg',
'id': 'project1'
},
{ 'name': 'Needfinding',
'image': 'lorempixel.city.1.jpeg',
'id': 'project2'
},
{ 'name': 'Prototyping',
'image': 'lorempixel.technics.1.jpeg',
'id': 'project3'
},
{ 'name': 'Heuristic Evaluation',
'image': 'lorempixel.abstract.1.jpeg',
'id': 'project4'
},
{ 'name': 'Visualization',
'image': 'lorempixel.abstract.8.jpeg',
'id': 'project5'
},
{ 'name': 'Social design',
'image': 'lorempixel.people.2.jpeg',
'id': 'project6'
},
{ 'name': 'Gestural interaction',
'image': 'lorempixel.technics.2.jpeg',
'id': 'project7'
},
{ 'name': 'Design tools',
'image': 'lorempixel.city.2.jpeg',
'id': 'project8'
}
]
});
{{#each projects}}

{{name}}

{{/each}}
My page didn't change!
Restart node, see slide 33.

{{#each projects}}

{{name}}

{{/each}}

The list doesn't appear on top of the page!
Scroll down to bottom of the page. Adjust the code accordingly. You know how now! :)
The list doesn't appear at all.
Restart node, see slide 33.
...
var index = require('./routes/index');
var project = require('./routes/project');
// Example route
...
...
// Add routes here
app.get('/', index.view);
app.get('/project', project.viewProject);
// Example route
...
exports.viewProject = function(req, res) {
// controller code goes here
};
res.render('project');
“Error: .get() requires callback functions but got a [object Undefined]”
It couldn’t find the right controller function. The route is wrong or project.js is named incorrectly.
When I click on the project, my browser responds 'Cannot GET /project.html'
Notice that we added the route '/project' not '/project.html'. Your views/index.handlebars file probably has
Change it to
.
Reminder: You need to explicitly refresh localhost:3000 in order to see the change.
app.get('/project/:name', project.viewProject);
var name = req.params.name;
console.log("The project name is: " + name);
When I click on the project, I just get 'Cannot GET /project' again!
yes, again the problem is that we haven't fixed views/index.handlebars yet. However, you can type localhost:3000/project/foo directly into your address bar to test the route we just added.
res.render('project', {
'projectName': name
});

{{projectName}}

one-sentence description of project

{{#each projects}}

{{name}}

{{/each}}
git status
git add ...
git commit -m "node.js lab"
git push
heroku create newapplicationname
git push heroku master
Learn about partials and use them to implement the project thumbnail and jumbotron HTML in index.handlebars and project.handlebars


(a) That is, by completing the square, completing the square method.
(b) In the previous videos, we have covered factorization method.
Let us apply the completing the square method to the standard form of quadratic equation.
The first step of completing the square method is to make the coefficient of X squared equal to one.
What we do is we divide by the coefficient of X squared on both sides so that the coefficient of X squared becomes one.
Dividing the equation by A.
(a) What do we get? AX squared by A plus BX by A plus C by A is equal to zero by A.
(b) That is nothing but zero.
(c) The coefficient of X squared here has become one.
(a) That was our purpose of doing this step.
(b) B by AX plus C by A is equal to zero.
In the second step what we need to do is we will add and subtract half of the coefficient of X, square of half of coefficient of X.
(a) That is B by two A.
(b) It is half of B by A squared.
(c) We need to add and subtract this thing in this equation.
(a) X squared plus B by AX plus B by two A squared.
(b) If we add something to an equation, we need to subtract the same amount to keep the equation intact.
(c) Plus C by A is equal to zero.
(a) I've just added something and subtracted the same thing.
(b) Now, if you notice carefully, this expression has become of the form A squared plus B squared plus two AB.
We can write it as A plus B whole squared.
This expression can be written as X plus B by two A whole squared, and the rest of the expression, B by two A whole squared plus C by A is equal to zero.
(a) We will keep this complete square on the left hand side, and let us take the rest of the things to the right hand side of the equation.
(b) Now, let us further solve this equation.
This will become B squared by four A squared minus C by A, and this will become B squared minus four AC divided by four A squared.
Let me take another page, then I'll explain.
X plus B by two A whole squared is equal to B squared minus four AC is equal to B squared minus four AC divided by four A squared.
B squared minus four AC divided by four A squared.
Next logical step would be to take the square root.
I'll get X plus B by two A is equal to plus/minus and the root B squared minus four AC divided by two A.
(a) The entire purpose of this exercise is to get the values of X, so we'll keep X on the left hand side and take this B by two A to the right hand side.
(b) We'll change the sign.
(c) Minus B by two A plus/minus B squared minus four AC divided by two A.
(d) Here we got the values of X, so we can further simplify it.
Minus B plus/minus B squared minus four AC divided by two A.
These are the values of X that we get by completing the square method.
We'll further discuss various terms in this expression, but this is how we do solutions of quadratic equations using completing the square method.


A universal sink vertex in a directed graph is the vertex to which all other vertices point and it points to none of others. So the question is how to find the universal sink vertex if there exists one or declare "No one" otherwise.
Assume the graph has n vertices and m edges. A trivial answer is to detect n vertices one by one and for each one of them, we check if all others point to that and the out-degree of that one is 0. It's obvious that the time complexity is O(n2).
Let's try to make some improvements by showing an observation. We take two arbitrary vertices out denoted as v and w and then how edges between them are distributed will lie in one of three following situations:
- v -->w and w --> v, neither of them will be the universal sink
- v --> w and not w --> v, v won't be
- w --> v and not v --> w, w won't be
- no edges between, neither of them will be
Based on this observation, we can find why the aforementioned method is inefficient. Say if we have found that v won't be the universal sink by observing (2, v --> w and not w --> v). Then there is no need for v to take any further detections. In this way we can save some computations.
Here is the pseudo-code.
head = list of n vertices table = adjacency look-up table p1 = head p2 = head.next while p1 and p2: if p1 --> p2: # from table delete p1 if p2 --> p1: # from table delete p2 if not (p1 --> p2 or p2 --> p1): # from table delete p1 and p2 reassign head p1 = head p2 = head.next
Finally there might be at most one vertex in the list. If there is one, check if that one is what we want. Otherwise, if the list is empty, it implies there does not exist a universal sink vertex.


@import uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcfrontend.views.html.components._
@this(hmrcNewTabLink : HmrcNewTabLink)
@()
@hmrcNewTabLink(NewTabLink(
text = "Find out if you qualify for tax credits",
href = Some("https://www.gov.uk/working-tax-credit/eligibility"),
language = Some("en"),
classList = Some("")
))