Cake
- 3¾ cups (470g) Gluten-Free Baking Flour
- 2½ cups (500g) Caster Sugar
- 3½ tsp Baking Powder
- 1 tsp Baking Soda
- ¼ tsp Salt
- ½ cup (115g) Softened Butter
- 1½ cups (355ml) Milk
- 100ml Vegetable Oil
- 5 Large Eggs
- 2½ tsp Vanilla Extract
- Flavouring, if desired
Buttercream
- 350g Softened Butter
- 700g Sifted Icing Sugar
- Flavouring, if desired
Decoration
- Fondant (assorted colours)
- Leftover Buttercream
- Preheat over to 180°C and grease cake pans with butter.
- Whisk together gluten-free flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl.
- Add softened butter. Mix, on medium speed, until butter is incorporated.
- Add the milk, oil, eggs, vanilla extract, and flavouring (if desired). Continue mixing until batter is smooth and fluffy (about 1 miniute).
- Divide batter evenly into prepared pans and bake until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean (about 30 minutes).
- Cool cake in pan or covered in refrigerator/freezer.
- Mix the butter in a medium bowl, on low speed to begin with, then switch to the highest speed and mix for 5 minutes until fluffy and pale in colour.
- Stop the mixer and scrape down sides of bowl. Add the icing sugar and resume mixing on low speed.
- Once sugar is incorporated, mix on high speed for 5-6 minutes until the mixture becomes pale and fluffy again.
- Add flavouring if desired.
- Stack and fill cooled cakes with buttercream. Retain some buttercream for decorating.
- Carve edges of stacked cake into hedgehog shape.
- Use fondant and remaining butercream to cover the cake and add details such as face, arms and spikes.
- Construct fondant candle and birthday hat and attach to cake.


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Tuesdays, 6pm
Room UC-222
Devon Elliott
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Office Hours: Tuesdays, 4:00 - 5:00pm, Lawson Hall Room 1208 or by appointment
Digital History refers to the use of computers, computer programs, digital media and other electronic technologies to teach, communicate, simulate, preserve, access, analyze, research, present and publish interpretations of the past. In this course, students learn how to produce and present historical content online; how to find and evaluate digital primary and secondary sources; and how to use computational techniques to work with digital resources. No previous background in the subject is required.
The short assignments are 2-page reflective reports on technologies that are introduced in class. In each case you will try a tool and write about the things that you liked or did not, about ways that the technology might be used to assist the historian in his or her work, and things that historians should be cautious or critically aware of when using the tool.
The essay assignment is a 2500-word paper on a specific topic using tools that were introduced in class to augment traditional historical research practices. You will use the computational analysis of sources to support or question claims made about the topic in the scholarly literature. More about this assignment and ways to approach it will be discussed in class.
Each week, we'll be using new technologies to do historical work. We will also see online compilations of various tools used in the digital humanities. There are more tools than we'll have time to visit in this course, and new ones are continually in development and released. Part of working in this field is getting comfortable with that changing landscape, and to be willing to learn new tools that will hopefully help you do the job you'd like to do. Each week, some of you will present your work with a tool of your choice. Show us what it is, how it works, what you were able to do with it, and share your opinions on it.
There are no required textbooks to purchase for this course. The sources we use are available online. Sources and links are in the syllabus.
Each class, we'll be trying out new methods, tools, and sources. We will work on these together in class. If bringing a laptop to class might be an issue for you, please send me an email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>stop by during office hours on Tuesday (Lawson Hall Room 1208, 4:00-5:00), speak with me before or after class, or arrange a time to meet to discuss this.
John Unsworth, "Scholarly Primitives: what methods do humanities researchers have in common, and how might our tools reflect this?" http://people.brandeis.edu/~unsworth/Kings.5-00/primitives.html
What are "primitives"?
Unsworth offers these primitives as criteria for building useful tools for the digital humanities. They might also be useful for critiquing tools.
Daniel J. Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig, Digital History, “Introduction.” http://chnm.gmu.edu/digitalhistory/introduction/
Daniel J. Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig, Digital History, “Exploring the History Web.” http://chnm.gmu.edu/digitalhistory/exploring/
Digital Research Tools Directory
http://dirtdirectory.org/Looking forward to exploring these topics over the term with you.
Contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or stop by Lawson Hall Room 1208 on Tuesdays, 4:00-5:00. I'm also available before and after class on Tuesdays, or by appointment.


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LeatherGifts Direct
Mailing Address:
2 Lythgoe LaneAJAX, Ontario
L1Z 1N6
Location Address:
2 Lythgoe LaneAJAX, Ontario
L1Z 1N6
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
LeatherGifts Direct is a 34-year old manufacturer and distributor of high-end leather products. The head-office is in India. We have operations in North America, Europe and Asia.
What makes LeatherGifts Direct unique is that we offer promotional products with a low actual cost but an incredibly high perceived value.
When you gift one of our products to your clients, associates or employees, they perceive the product to have a value that is at least 7 to 9 times the price that you paid for it. You therefore generate goodwill that is 7 to 9 times the cost of the product.
We specialize in promotional products, corporate/employee gifts and incentives. Our prices start at just $1.90 per unit and so we have products that fit into any budget.
We benchmark prestige boutiques like Gucci and Cartier for our leather quality and we use highly skilled artisans who individually handcraft each of our products.
Although our products are truly high-end, our direct from manufacturer business model ensures that you get these high-end leather products at a fraction of the prices that similar products are sold, at prestige boutiques.
We have our own design studio and so can custom design any leather product to client specifications, to meet specific client requirements.
Our clients agree with our slogan which is "With LeatherGifts Direct, you get a Rolex for the price of a Timex!".
Our client list in Canada includes General Electric, ESSO, Royal Bank, TD Canada Trust, Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, Barclays Bank, AGF, Altamira, Franklin Templeton, Pitney Bowes, Toronto Police, University of Toronto, McMaster University, Durham College, Durham Region, York Region, City of Vaughan, Town of Richmond Hill, AT&T, Ontario Power Generation, Blakes Cassels & Graydon, McCarthy Tetrault, Law Society of Upper Canada, Molsons and many more prestigious corporations and organization.
We provide free high quality, 2-piece gift boxes with our products and emboss your logo on the gift boxes and on the products free of cost. We also pay for the courier cost to ship your orders to you.
We guarantee the lowest prices for all our products and offer a lifetime warranty on any manufacturing defect. If you find any manufacturing defect on any of our products, we will exchange it for a new product, no questions asked.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
541891 - Specialty Advertising Distributors
Product / Service / Licensing
wallets, tie cases, jackets, coin wallets, key wallets, business
card wallets, credit card wallets, pocket planners, business
card organizers, folders, portfolios, binders, luggage tags,
gift sets, photo frames, golf putter covers, Palm Pilot cases,
notebook covers, briefcases, laptop cases, travel bags and
leather items designed and customized to your requirements.
R101-Expert Witness
R102-Weather Reporting/Observation Services
R103-Courier and Messenger Services
R104-Transcription Services
R105-Mailing and Distribution Services (Excluding Post Office Services)
R106-Post Office Services
R107-Library Services
R108-Word Processing/Typing Services
R109-Translation and Interpreting Services (Including Sign Language)
R110-Stenographic Services
R111-Personal Property Management Services
R112-Information Retrieval (non-automated)
R113-Data Collection Services
R114-Logistics Support Services
R115-Contract, Procurement, and Acquisition Support Services
R116-Court Reporting Services
R117-Paper Shredding Services
R118-Real Estate Brokerage Services
R119-Industrial Hygienics
R120-Policy Review/Development Services
R121-Program Evaluation Studies
R122-Program Management/Support Services
R123-Program Review/Development Services
R199-Other Administrative and Management Support Services
Technology profile
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
LeatherGifts Direct would like to appoint distributors in the different States of the U.S. Complete, training will be provided. Distributors will be given all the marketing and sales tools required to distribute the products in their State.Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
- Textile and Clothing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- New Jersey
- New York
Actively pursuing:
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector information
Unique applications:
Leather is not considered by most companies as promotional products because high end leather products are very expensive in Canada. Our clients began using high-end leather items as promotion products on a large scale only after they discovered our range, which truly offers high-end leather items at a fraction of the prices that similar items are sold at in prestige boutiques, department stores and retail outlets. We are one of the few vendors that price our products to include gift boxes, logo embossing on the gift boxes & on the products and courier costs. There are no hidden costs when you do business with us.Key / Major clients:
General Electric, ESSO, Royal Bank, TD Canada Trust, Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal, Barclays Bank, AGF, Altamira, Franklin Templeton, Synergy Mutual Funds, Brinks, Minacs Worldwide, University of Toronto, McMasters University, Durham College, York Region, Durham Region, City of Vaughan, Town of Richmond Hill, AT&T, Blakes Cassels & Graydon, McCarthy Tetrault, McMillan Binch, Fasken Martineau, Toronto Police, Ontario Power Generation, Molsons, Law Society of Upper Canada, Goodman & Carr, Davies Ward, WeirFoulds, Meloche Monnex, Messier Dowty, Cassels Brock, Borden Ladner Gervais, OMDC, Baker McKenzie, Right Axmith.Success stories:
In our very first year of operation in Canada, four of the five major banks in Canada became our clients. We have been appointed as Licensed Suppliers to the University of Toronto as, unlike most other vendors, we were able to prove to them that all our products are ethically manufactured, without the use of child labour, sweat shops etc. Given our high-end quality and our value prices, all our clients have been able to reduce their promotional products budgets without having to compromise on the quality and the quantity of promotional products and corporate / employee gifts that they give away.Testimonial:
"These gifts have put the "WOW" factor back into promotional products. When we give your products to our valuable clients, associates and employees, we well do so with pride.I am certain that your leather gifts will be very well received and appreciated for their excellent quality and craftsmanship. LeatherGifts Direct prices represent excellent value and are a great vehicle for generating goodwill. I am sure they will help us build many strong and lasting relationships.
- Patrick W. Olive, Commissioner, Durham Region, Department of Economic Development.
After enjoying the reaction of my Branch Managers to their recent gift, I decided I should write to you to express my thanks.
As we discussed, I wanted to present them with something that was different from the typical corporate gifts they frequenty receive. Since we have just formed this new team, my goal was to set a standard, similar to that of my performance expectations and to demonstrate their importance in achieving our business objectives. The leather wallets hit the mark. Having each personalized was a great idea and the subtle embossed logo will provide a constant reminder of our inaugural meeting.
As I have mentioned, I appreciate the excellent service you provided in getting these to me in a timely manner. I have passed your cards and catalogues to a number of my colleagues so that they can consider these gifts for employees and customers.
- Wayne M. Smith, Vice President, TD Canada Trust
International capital projects:
LeatherGifts Direct is committed to helping the underprivileged people in India. We have an apprenticeship program where young underprivileged people in India are provided free training on leather craftsmenship and if they prove themselves, they are offered permanent positions at LeatherGifts Direct.A significant part of our profits are used to sustain this apprenticeship program, which aims to help underprivileged people gain skills to earn a good living, rather than help them with a one time handout.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
541891 - Specialty Advertising Distributors
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
wallets, tie cases, jackets, coin wallets, key wallets, business
card wallets, credit card wallets, pocket planners, business
card organizers, folders, portfolios, binders, luggage tags,
gift sets, photo frames, golf putter covers, Palm Pilot cases,
notebook covers, briefcases, laptop cases, travel bags and
leather items designed and customized to your requirements.
R101-Expert Witness
R102-Weather Reporting/Observation Services
R103-Courier and Messenger Services
R104-Transcription Services
R105-Mailing and Distribution Services (Excluding Post Office Services)
R106-Post Office Services
R107-Library Services
R108-Word Processing/Typing Services
R109-Translation and Interpreting Services (Including Sign Language)
R110-Stenographic Services
R111-Personal Property Management Services
R112-Information Retrieval (non-automated)
R113-Data Collection Services
R114-Logistics Support Services
R115-Contract, Procurement, and Acquisition Support Services
R116-Court Reporting Services
R117-Paper Shredding Services
R118-Real Estate Brokerage Services
R119-Industrial Hygienics
R120-Policy Review/Development Services
R121-Program Evaluation Studies
R122-Program Management/Support Services
R123-Program Review/Development Services
R199-Other Administrative and Management Support Services
Technology
Technology profile
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
LeatherGifts Direct would like to appoint distributors in the different States of the U.S. Complete, training will be provided. Distributors will be given all the marketing and sales tools required to distribute the products in their State.Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
- Textile and Clothing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- New Jersey
- New York
Actively pursuing:
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
Leather is not considered by most companies as promotional products because high end leather products are very expensive in Canada. Our clients began using high-end leather items as promotion products on a large scale only after they discovered our range, which truly offers high-end leather items at a fraction of the prices that similar items are sold at in prestige boutiques, department stores and retail outlets. We are one of the few vendors that price our products to include gift boxes, logo embossing on the gift boxes & on the products and courier costs. There are no hidden costs when you do business with us.Key / Major clients:
General Electric, ESSO, Royal Bank, TD Canada Trust, Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal, Barclays Bank, AGF, Altamira, Franklin Templeton, Synergy Mutual Funds, Brinks, Minacs Worldwide, University of Toronto, McMasters University, Durham College, York Region, Durham Region, City of Vaughan, Town of Richmond Hill, AT&T, Blakes Cassels & Graydon, McCarthy Tetrault, McMillan Binch, Fasken Martineau, Toronto Police, Ontario Power Generation, Molsons, Law Society of Upper Canada, Goodman & Carr, Davies Ward, WeirFoulds, Meloche Monnex, Messier Dowty, Cassels Brock, Borden Ladner Gervais, OMDC, Baker McKenzie, Right Axmith.Success stories:
In our very first year of operation in Canada, four of the five major banks in Canada became our clients. We have been appointed as Licensed Suppliers to the University of Toronto as, unlike most other vendors, we were able to prove to them that all our products are ethically manufactured, without the use of child labour, sweat shops etc. Given our high-end quality and our value prices, all our clients have been able to reduce their promotional products budgets without having to compromise on the quality and the quantity of promotional products and corporate / employee gifts that they give away.Testimonial:
"These gifts have put the "WOW" factor back into promotional products. When we give your products to our valuable clients, associates and employees, we well do so with pride.I am certain that your leather gifts will be very well received and appreciated for their excellent quality and craftsmanship. LeatherGifts Direct prices represent excellent value and are a great vehicle for generating goodwill. I am sure they will help us build many strong and lasting relationships.
- Patrick W. Olive, Commissioner, Durham Region, Department of Economic Development.
After enjoying the reaction of my Branch Managers to their recent gift, I decided I should write to you to express my thanks.
As we discussed, I wanted to present them with something that was different from the typical corporate gifts they frequenty receive. Since we have just formed this new team, my goal was to set a standard, similar to that of my performance expectations and to demonstrate their importance in achieving our business objectives. The leather wallets hit the mark. Having each personalized was a great idea and the subtle embossed logo will provide a constant reminder of our inaugural meeting.
As I have mentioned, I appreciate the excellent service you provided in getting these to me in a timely manner. I have passed your cards and catalogues to a number of my colleagues so that they can consider these gifts for employees and customers.
- Wayne M. Smith, Vice President, TD Canada Trust
International capital projects:
LeatherGifts Direct is committed to helping the underprivileged people in India. We have an apprenticeship program where young underprivileged people in India are provided free training on leather craftsmenship and if they prove themselves, they are offered permanent positions at LeatherGifts Direct.A significant part of our profits are used to sustain this apprenticeship program, which aims to help underprivileged people gain skills to earn a good living, rather than help them with a one time handout.


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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.floodFill | 查看 cv.floodFill 的代码 | Index |
floodFill Fills a connected component with the given color
dst = cv.floodFill(src, seed, newVal)
[dst, rect, area] = cv.floodFill(src, seed, newVal)
[dst, rect, area, mask] = cv.floodFill(..., 'Mask',mask, 'MaskOnly',true)
[...] = cv.floodFill(..., 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
[x,y]
.src
.
Contains the modified input unless the MaskOnly
flag is set in the
second variant of the function, in which case dst
is the same as the
input src
unmodified. See the details below.[x,y,w,h]
.Mask
. Populated in
the second variant of the function with the Mask
option. On output,
pixels in the mask corresponding to filled pixels in the image are set
to 1 or to the value specified in MaskFillValue
option as described
below.newVal
is ignored), and only fills the output mask
with the value
specified in MaskFillValue
as described. This option only make sense
in function variants that have the mask parameter. default falseMask
. This option only make sense in function variants that have the
mask parameter. default 0 (which effectively flood-fills the mask by
the default filling value of 1)The function cv.floodFill fills a connected component starting from the seed
point with the specified color. The connectivity is determined by the
color/brightness closeness of the neighbor pixels. The pixel at (x,y)
is
considered to belong to the repainted domain if:
in case of a grayscale image and floating range:
src(x',y') - loDiff <= src(x,y) <= src(x',y') + upDiff
in case of a grayscale image and fixed range:
src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y) - loDiff <= src(x,y) <= src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y) + upDiff
in case of a color image and floating range:
src(x',y')r - loDiffr <= src(x,y)r <= src(x',y')_r + upDiffr, src(x',y')g - loDiffg <= src(x,y)g <= src(x',y')_g + upDiffg src(x',y')b - loDiffb <= src(x,y)b <= src(x',y')_b + upDiffb
in case of a color image and fixed range:
src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)r - loDiffr <= src(x,y)r <= src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)_r + upDiffr, src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)g - loDiffg <= src(x,y)g <= src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)_g + upDiffg src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)b - loDiffb <= src(x,y)b <= src(seedPoint.x,seedPoint.y)_b + upDiffb
where src(x',y')
is the value of one of pixel neighbors that is already
known to belong to the component. That is, to be added to the connected
component, a color/brightness of the pixel should be close enough to:
Use this function to either mark a connected component with the specified color, or build a mask and then extract the contour, or copy the region to another image, and so on.
Note: Since the mask is larger than the filled image, a pixel (x,y)
in
image corresponds to the pixel (x+1,y+1)
in the mask.


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+++ title = "Mario in hospital" slug = "mario-in-hospital" date = 2007-04-26T14:00:00+10:00 tags = ["homestay", "unfortunate", "family"] locations = ["peru/cusco"] draft = false summary = """
I got home from my cooking class this evening, to learn that the father in my host family, Mario, is sick with pneumonia, and has been taken to hospital. He was admitted at about 3pm this afternoon, and Flora has been there with him the whole time. He's not in the best condition at the moment, so I can only pray for him, and hope that his health improves soon. Obviously, this is going to change the operation of the family for at least the next few days.
""" +++I got home from my cooking class this evening, to learn that the father in my host family, Mario, is sick with pneumonia, and has been taken to hospital. He was admitted at about 3pm this afternoon, and Flora has been there with him the whole time. He's not in the best condition at the moment, so I can only pray for him, and hope that his health improves soon. Obviously, this is going to change the operation of the family for at least the next few days.


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We're proud to announce the launch of a new PhoneGap Facebook Platform plugin! This plugin makes it easy for any PhoneGap developer to add Facebook's single sign-on functionality to their mobile apps. Plus, single sign-on functionality improves the experience for end users. With more than 250 million people accessing Facebook on their phones each month, this is sure to be a popular plugin.
What's the deal? As you know, Facebook's single sign-on functionality lets users log in to a web page or mobile app using their Facebook login credentials. The Facebook Software Development Kit (SDK) uses the OAuth 2.0 standard, which doesn't always translate easily for PhoneGap apps built with HTML and JavaScript.
_What's our solution? _ The new PhoneGap Facebook platform plugin uses the same application programming interface (API) as Facebook's Javascript SDK, but works with the native Facebook application installed on many iOS and Android smartphones. Because users are typically already logged in to Facebook on their mobile devices, the plugin enables PhoneGap apps to skip the Facebook log in popup that asks for a username and password. Plus, it's super easy to implement: Wrap your web app in PhoneGap and this plugin, add one line of code, and single sign-on automagically works!
This latest plugin is in line with our commitment to user experience but a special shout out goes to the PhoneGap community whose enthusiasm for plugins is an inspiration.
To download the Facebook Plugin for a PhoneGap app, visit Github.
Read the full press release on Andre Charland's blog. Read the announcement on TechCrunch.


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Patel, Kaushal |
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ETC248 |
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ELEC MEASUR LAB |
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Abbasi |
W 610-9PM |
ETC248 |
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Borah |
W 110-4PM |
ETC248 |
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ELEC CIR LAB |
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M 610-9PM |
ETC249 |
| EE 211-02 |
ELEC CIR LAB |
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Prajapati |
W 110-4PM |
ETC249 |
| EE 244 |
DIG ENGINEERING |
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Ghaforyfard |
MW 1140AM-120PM |
ETA332 |
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DIGITAL LOGIC LAB |
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Prajapati |
R 610-9PM |
ETC251 |
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DIGITAL LOGIC LAB |
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Warter-Perez |
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ETC251 |
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ELEC ENG COMP |
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Kinsey |
MW 130-220PM |
ETC255D |
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LAB |
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ETC255D |
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ELEC MACHINES |
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Ramchandani |
TR 130-310PM |
ETA331 |
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ELECTRONICS LAB I |
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Rad |
T 110-4PM |
ETC249 |
| EE 321 |
COMMUNICATIONS LAB |
1 |
Jalayer |
T 610-9PM |
ETB106 |
| EE 332 |
SYS ANALYSIS |
4 |
Tabrizi |
TR 950-1130AM |
SHC240 |
| EE 340 |
ELECTRONICS LAB II |
1 |
Jalayer |
M 610-9PM |
ETC248 |
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MICROCOMPUTER PROG |
4 |
Zhang |
MW 1140AM-120PM |
ETA227 |
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MICROCOMPUTER PROG |
4 |
Lin |
MW 130-310PM |
ETC255G |
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ANALOG ELECTRONICS |
4 |
Rad |
TR 8-940PM |
ETA227 |
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SYSTEMS ENGINEERING |
4 |
Koelsch |
F 610-940PM |
ETA332 |
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DIG COMM SYS |
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Behbahani |
MW 420-6PM |
ETA226 |
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DIG SIG PROC |
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Behbahani |
MW 8-940PM |
ETC255G |
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DIGITAL IMAGE PROC |
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Mondin |
TR 8-940PM |
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DIG SIG PROC LAB |
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Jalayer |
F 610-9PM |
ETC252 |
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DIG SIG PROC LAB |
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Jalayer |
W 610-9PM |
ETC252 |
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ELEC PWR DISTRIB |
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Jamehbozorg |
TR 420-6PM |
ETA209 |
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ELEC PWR SYS AN |
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Habibi-Ashrafi |
R 610-940PM |
ETA209 |
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ELEC & MAG FIELDS |
4 |
Tabrizi |
MW 950-1130AM |
SHC240 |
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DIGITAL INTEGRATED CIR |
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Daneshgaran/ Mondin |
TR 950-1130AM |
ETA226 |
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DATA COMM & NTWRKNG |
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Zhao |
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DATA COMM & NTWRKNG |
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Zhao |
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MICROPROC INTRFC DSGN |
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Lin |
MW 1140AM-120PM |
ETC256 |
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HDL DSGN & SIMULATION LAB |
1 |
Zhang |
T 110-4PM |
ETC255D |
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HDL DSGN & SIMULATION LAB |
1 |
Zhang |
R 110-4PM |
ETC255D |
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HDL DSGN & SIMULATION LAB |
1 |
Zhang |
F 110-4PM |
ETC255G |
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COMP ORG |
4 |
Ghaforyfard |
MW 130-310PM |
ETA332 |
| EE 460 |
CNTRL SYS THEORY II |
4 |
Rad |
TR 420-6PM |
ETA331 |
| EE 468 |
CNTRL SYS LAB |
1 |
Abbasi |
W 110-4PM |
ETC156 |
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SENIOR DESIGN III |
3 |
Nye |
F 9-1120AM |
PS158 |
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LAB |
0 |
Nye |
T 8-940AM |
ETA223 |
| EE 496C-03 |
SENIOR DESIGN III |
3 |
Nye |
F 1140AM-120PM |
ETA223 |
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LAB |
0 |
Nye |
F 130-310PM |
ETA223 |
| EE 515-01 |
SYSTEMS PERFORM ANALYSIS |
4 |
Harris |
TR 8-940PM |
ETA332 |
| EE 515-02 |
SYSTEMS PERFORM ANALYSIS |
4 |
Harris |
MW 8-940PM |
SHC136 |
| EE 515-03 |
SYSTEMS PERFORM ANALYSIS |
4 |
Harris |
TR 610-750PM |
BIOS247 |
| EE 516-01 |
SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE |
4 |
Karimlou |
MW 420-6PM |
ETB12 |
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SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE |
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Karimlou |
MW 610-750PM |
ETA209 |
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PRINCIPLES OF SIG COMP |
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Mondin |
TR 420-6PM |
ETB12 |
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WIRELESS COMM |
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Mondin |
TR 610-750PM |
ETA332 |
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POWER SYSTEM PROTEC REL |
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Jamehbozorg |
MW 610-750PM |
ETA227 |
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COMP SYS ARCH I |
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He |
TR 8-940PM |
KHD2072 |
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COMP SYS ARCH I |
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He |
F 8-1120AM |
ETB108 |
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COMP SYS ARCH II |
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Liu |
MW 420-6PM |
ETA331 |
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ST:ELEC VEH FUNDM, THEORY & DSGN |
4 |
Shahverdi |
TR 610-750PM |
ETC255D |
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ST:Brain Mapping |
4 |
Won |
TR 130-310PM |
KHB1015 |
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OPTIMAL CNTRL THEORY |
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Koelsch |
MW 610-750PM |
KHB4012 |
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ECON FOR ENGINEERS |
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Gharibian |
F 420-810PM |
ETA331 |
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ETHICS AND PROF IN ENG |
1 |
Ashe |
M 8-850PM |
ETA227 |
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ANCIENT & MOD TECH |
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Amnesty Int. SA Report Accuses Facebook, Google Of Pervasive Surveillance
by SG EditorAmnesty International South Africa has accused social media giants Facebook and Google of pervasive surveillance, which poses a threat to human rights.
In a new report titled Surveillance Giants, the non-governmental organisation said the companies needed to change their business model and stop their reliance on people’s data.
The organisation said Google controls 90% of search engine usage around the world, while one-third of the population uses Facebook and its owned services daily.
On Friday, Amnesty spokesperson in South Africa Mienke Steytler said things needed to change.
“We are saying it’s not like we are against technology, we are saying there has to be better regulation to look at the way in which people’s privacy and their right to freedom of expression is protected.”
In the report, secretary general of Amnesty International: “Google and Facebook’s insidious control of our digital lives undermines the very essence of privacy and is one of the defining human rights challenges of our era.”


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Connectors to online and offline sources for taking IP addresses and geolocating them to country, city, timezone and other geographic ranges. For individual connectors, see the package index.
| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Imports: | Rcpp, httr |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr |
| Published: | 2017-08-02 |
| Author: | Oliver Keyes [aut, cre], Drew Schmidt [aut], David Robinson [ctb], Chris Davis [ctb], Bob Rudis [ctb], Maxmind, Inc. [cph], Pascal Gloor [cph], IP2Location.com [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Oliver Keyes <ironholds at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ironholds/rgeolocate/issues |
| License: | Apache License (== 2.0) |
| Copyright: | MaxMind, Inc. for the underlying libmaxmminddb library, IP2Location.com for libip2location, and the package authors for all other content. |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | rgeolocate results |
| Reference manual: | rgeolocate.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
IP Geolocation with rgeolocate |
| Package source: | rgeolocate_1.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rgeolocate_1.0.1.zip, r-release: rgeolocate_1.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: rgeolocate_1.0.1.zip |
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| Old sources: | rgeolocate archive |
| Reverse suggests: | webreadr |
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public class ReportUtils
extends java.lang.Object
DfpUser
or an already created
ReportService
.
There are two main functions of this class:
OutputStream
ReportUtils
also provides the method
whenReportReady(ReportCallback)
to wait for a scheduled report to
finish processing before taking an action on the report through the supplied
ReportCallback
.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
SLEEP_TIMER
The time to sleep before each request to the service.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ReportUtils(DfpUser user,
long reportJobId)
Constructs a
ReportUtils object for a DfpUser and a report
job id that the the class works on. |
ReportUtils(ReportServiceInterface reportService,
long reportJobId)
Constructs a
ReportUtils object for a
ReportServiceInterface and a report job id that the the class works
on. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
downloadReport(ExportFormat exportFormat,
java.io.OutputStream outputStream)
Downloads a Gzip or plain-text format report XML to output stream indicated
by
outputStream . |
void |
downloadReport(ExportFormat exportFormat,
java.lang.String fileName)
Downloads a Gzip report to file located at
fileName . |
java.lang.String |
getReport(ExportFormat exportFormat)
Gets the plain-text format report as a
String . |
boolean |
waitForReportReady()
Blocks and waits for a report to be ready.
|
java.lang.Thread |
whenReportReady(ReportCallback callback)
Waits for the report to be ready and then calls:
ReportCallback.onSuccess() for a successful scheduling
ReportCallback.onFailure() for a failed scheduling due to a
ReportJobStatus.FAILED
ReportCallback.onInterruption() if the wait thread is
interrupted
ReportCallback.onException(Exception) if there was an exception
while waiting for the report to finish
|
public static final int SLEEP_TIMER
public ReportUtils(DfpUser user, long reportJobId) throws javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
ReportUtils
object for a DfpUser
and a report
job id that the the class works on.user
- the DfpUser
to usereportJobId
- the report job IDjavax.xml.rpc.ServiceException
- if ReportService could not be instantiatedpublic ReportUtils(ReportServiceInterface reportService, long reportJobId)
ReportUtils
object for a
ReportServiceInterface
and a report job id that the the class works
on.reportService
- the ReportService stub to make calls toreportJobId
- the report job IDpublic java.lang.Thread whenReportReady(ReportCallback callback)
ReportCallback.onSuccess()
for a successful schedulingReportCallback.onFailure()
for a failed scheduling due to a
ReportJobStatus.FAILED
ReportCallback.onInterruption()
if the wait thread is
interruptedReportCallback.onException(Exception)
if there was an exception
while waiting for the report to finishcallback
- the ReportCallback
to call when the job has
finished, successfully or otherwiseThread.interrupt()
can be called on the returned thread to
interrupt it.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if callback == null
public boolean waitForReportReady() throws java.rmi.RemoteException, java.lang.InterruptedException
ReportJobStatus
is received that is not ReportJobStatus#Pending
or ReportJobStatus#InProgress
, the report is considered finished, and the
method is returned with a true
if the report was succesfful, or an
false
if not.true
if the report was succesful, false
otherwisejava.rmi.RemoteException
- if there was an error performing one of the SOAP
callsjava.lang.InterruptedException
- if the thread was interruptedpublic void downloadReport(ExportFormat exportFormat, java.lang.String fileName) throws java.io.IOException
fileName
.exportFormat
- the export format of the reportfileName
- the file location to download the report tojava.io.IOException
- if there was an error performing any I/O action,
including any SOAP callsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the report is not ready to be downloadedpublic void downloadReport(ExportFormat exportFormat, java.io.OutputStream outputStream) throws java.io.IOException
outputStream
.exportFormat
- the export format of the reportoutputStream
- the output stream to download the report tojava.io.IOException
- if there was an error performing any I/O action,
including any SOAP callsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the report is not ready to be downloadedpublic java.lang.String getReport(ExportFormat exportFormat) throws java.io.IOException
String
.exportFormat
- the export format of the reportString
java.io.IOException
- if there was an error performing any I/O action,
including any SOAP callsjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the report is not ready to be downloaded


Hawaii’s Online Gaming Curse
The island’s physical isolation adds milliseconds of latency to an internet connection. In competitive eSports, milliseconds matter.
It was a Thursday at around 10 p.m., and the weekly League of Legends tournament was underway at PC Gamerz, a gaming cafe in Honolulu, Hawaii. The store was cool and dark inside, lit by the glow of monitors and a neon-green Monster energy drink sign plugged into the wall. Most of the patrons — almost all young men — were fixated on their screens, but occasionally something would happen in a game, and a corner of the room would break out into raucous commentary.
This tournament was just for fun, but some of the players seemed to harbor quiet ambition to get more serious about the game. League of Legends is the most watched, most played competitive video game in the world, with professional leagues sponsored by the likes of Intel, Geico, and Monster Energy. According to esportsearnings.com, League of Legends tournaments have awarded $38 million since the game started in 2009. One player attending the weekly tournament, Blaise Lum (handle: Too Tilted), said he plays around 50 hours a week. I asked if he had considered going pro. “I’m nowhere near that good,” he demurred. “Maybe one day, you never know.”
If Lum wanted to become professional, he’d face an obstacle that’s merely an inconvenience for most League players in Hawaii, but a significant disadvantage for the serious ones. The game’s server is in Chicago. That means if you live in the Midwest, your computer can communicate with it almost instantaneously. If you’re in L.A., it can take roughly 60 milliseconds. But if you’re in Hawaii, it can take 120 milliseconds, with some players reporting as long as 200 milliseconds. And at the highest echelons of competitive video gaming, milliseconds matter.
We rarely think about the physicality of the internet. In 2006, former Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska was ridiculed for saying the internet was “not a big truck” but rather “a series of tubes.” While Stevens clearly had a limited understanding of the internet, he was right in one sense: The internet is mostly a series of fiberoptic tubes, wrapped in protective layers of steel and plastic, that run above ground and under the sea.
There are some very specific situations in which the physical limitations of the internet come to the fore. Probably the best-known example is high-frequency trading, in which traders set up shop as close to stock exchanges as possible. These limitations are also a big concern for the emerging field of remote surgery, in which a doctor in the U.S. might operate on a patient in France.
We rarely think about the physicality of the internet
High frequency traders, remote surgeons, and competitive eSports players are all worried about the same thing: latency, which is the lag time between when users at different ends of a connection register a piece of data. Another word for this is ping, which refers to a test in which a machine sends a small data packet to another machine and calculates how long it takes to come back. Low ping will make a connection seem faster. High ping will make it seem slower. In reality, the data is traveling at the same speed, it’s just going farther, or making more stops that add small delays along the way.
In League and other eSports games, playing on a high ping is a big disadvantage. The goal of the game is to set up defenses to protect your base while pushing forward to capture the enemy’s base, and there are typically lightning bolts and fireballs and slime-spitting dragons shooting across the screen. Playing on a high ping means players may not see all of the action that happens in a game. “It's harder for us to dodge them,” said Devin Wolery, the owner of PC Gamerz. “Or when we attack, they they can dodge it easier.” Or as Lum said, “Those extra seconds, even like milliseconds, they just make you feel really off.”
In 2015, Riot Games, which publishes League of Legends, moved the game’s servers from Los Angeles to Chicago in order to “improve connection quality for the vast majority of [North American] players.”
The change evened out latency for players on the east and west coasts, but it doubled latency for Hawaii players overnight.
Latency can really screw things up for a young eSports scene, said Zack Johnson, who runs gg Circuit, a global tournament provider for gaming centers like PC Gamerz. Players on the mainland sometimes say they don’t want to compete against Hawaii players, he said, because the high ping throws things off.
“It really is that they’re out on an island all by themselves,” Johnson said. “In basketball, the hoop is always 10 feet. Every field is always the same. In eSports, there is so much difference in latency, it’s very hard to make that playing field even.”
That’s partly why all the big tournaments — the ones where the winning team gets cash prizes of over $1 million — happen in big stadiums, and in person. It’s not just for the spectacle; it’s because otherwise it would be difficult to guarantee a fair game. “We haven't had any professional players come out of Hawaii since the server change,” Wolery said.
That doesn’t mean no professional players have come out of Hawaii. Dyrus, birth name Marcus Hill, played for multiple pro League teams before retiring in 2015 at the ripe age of 23. Matthew Elento, 19, who played as MattLife and now Matt, is a starter for Team Liquid, a well-known eSports organization based in the Netherlands and L.A. that fields teams in multiple games.
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“Any kid playing video games in Hawaii would know the struggles of playing from Hawaii.”
“Any kid playing video games in Hawaii would know the struggles of playing from Hawaii,” Elento, who now lives in L.A., said. “You have latency for everything.”
Latency doesn’t really matter until you get to the highest levels of competition, Elento added, because top players have extremely quick reaction times. It takes years of training to get good enough to go pro, and for 95 percent of that time, he said, ping wasn’t a factor. But in that last stretch, when he was playing against expert players, it really hurt.
He had to learn how to “see into the future,” he said, and predict and input moves in advance. Elento likens the scenario to that of a football player, but “instead of being a regular football player, he has to close his eyes for a quarter of a second for every second, and he has to judge all of his decisions based on information he knew before, and he has to just plug in the information for the last quarter of a second.”
Gamers playing on high latency develop a “sixth sense” for how to do this, Elento said. When he was growing up in Honolulu, he had an online friend in Australia whose latency was even worse. Yet they both made it to the pro level. “It’s honestly just annoying,” he said. “It’s an obvious competitive disadvantage, but it’s not like it’s unplayable.”
Riot Games has a League of Legends server in Australia now. It also has servers in Japan, Turkey, Russia, and Brazil. It has two servers for Europe and two for Latin America in addition to the Chicago server for North America. It does not have any servers in Africa, even though they are frequently requested, according to the fan-maintained League of Legends wiki.
Elento and Wolery said that if Riot could add some kind of server in Hawaii — a small server, perhaps, or a so-called tournament realm server, which is the type of server Riot uses when pros play remote games — it would make a world of difference.
Gamers playing on high latency develop a sixth sense for anticipating moves
“I would hope Riot would help out Hawaii and give them a tournament realm that they could play in,” Elento said. “I’m not sure how feasible that is... But that’s definitely something that would help out the competitive Hawaiian scene.”
Riot Games declined to comment when asked about latency in Hawaii, saying it was too busy with ongoing Spring Finals playoff series to answer questions. In the meantime, players like Lum will just have to practice clairvoyance.
 But I know there's like a certain amount of people who are very competitive. I guess I'm one of them,” Lum said. “That ping hurts sometimes, but it’s something you can power through.”


The pinout of the usual 9 pin plug as used for serial mice is:
| pin |
name |
used for |
| 2 |
RX |
Data |
| 3 |
TX |
-12 V, Imax = 10 mA |
| 4 |
DTR |
+12 V, Imax = 10 mA |
| 7 |
RTS |
+12 V, Imax = 10 mA |
| 5 |
GND |
Ground |
This is the specification, in fact 9 V suffices with most
mice.
The mouse driver can recognize a mouse by dropping RTS to low and
raising it again. About 14 ms later the mouse will send 0x4D ('M') on the
data line. After a further 63 ms, a Microsoft-compatible 3-button mouse will
send 0x33 ('3').
The relative mouse movement is sent as dx (positive means
right) and dy (positive means down). Various mice can operate at
different speeds. To select speeds, cycle through the speeds 9600, 4800,
2400, and 1200 bit/s, each time writing the two characters from the table
below and waiting 0.1 seconds. The following table shows available speeds
and the strings that select them:
| bit/s |
string |
| 9600 |
*q |
| 4800 |
*p |
| 2400 |
*o |
| 1200 |
*n |
The first byte of a data packet can be used for synchronization
purposes.


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Azure IP Lookup to find our region and
service tag information
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Region |
Total # of IP Address |
IP Range Detail |
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public class ContainerUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SubGridTopologyGraph |
buildSubGridTopologyGraph(java.lang.String gridName,
RawGridElements rawGrid,
SystemParticipants systemParticipants,
GraphicElements graphics)
Disassembles this grid model into sub grid models and returns a topology of the sub grids as a
directed, immutable graph.
|
static JointGridContainer |
combineToJointGrid(java.util.Collection<SubGridContainer> subGridContainers)
Combines a given collection of sub grid containers to a joint model.
|
static VoltageLevel |
determinePredominantVoltLvl(RawGridElements rawGrid,
int subnet)
Determining the predominant voltage level in this grid by counting the occurrences of the
different voltage levels
|
static GraphicElements |
filterForSubnet(GraphicElements input,
int subnet)
Filters all graphic elements for the provided subnet.
|
static RawGridElements |
filterForSubnet(RawGridElements input,
int subnet)
Filters all raw grid elements for the provided subnet.
|
static SystemParticipants |
filterForSubnet(SystemParticipants input,
int subnet)
Filters all system participants for the provided subnet.
|
static java.util.Optional<DistanceWeightedGraph> |
getDistanceTopologyGraph(GridContainer grid)
Returns the topology of the provided grid container as a
DistanceWeightedGraph if the
provided grid container's RawGridElements allows the creation of a valid topology graph
or an empty optional otherwise. |
static java.util.Optional<DistanceWeightedGraph> |
getDistanceTopologyGraph(RawGridElements rawGridElements)
Returns the topology of the provided
RawGridElements as a DistanceWeightedGraph , if they allow the creation of a valid topology graph or an empty
optional otherwise. |
static java.util.LinkedList<NodeInput> |
traverseAlongSwitchChain(NodeInput startNode,
RawGridElements rawGridElements)
Traversing along a chain of switches and return the traveled nodes.
|
static SubGridContainer |
withTrafoNodeAsSlack(SubGridContainer subGridContainer)
Returns a copy
SubGridContainer based on the provided subgrid with a certain set of
nodes marked as slack nodes. |
public static java.util.Optional<DistanceWeightedGraph> getDistanceTopologyGraph(GridContainer grid)
DistanceWeightedGraph
if the
provided grid container's RawGridElements
allows the creation of a valid topology graph
or an empty optional otherwise.grid
- the grid container that should be converted into topology graphpublic static java.util.Optional<DistanceWeightedGraph> getDistanceTopologyGraph(RawGridElements rawGridElements)
RawGridElements
as a DistanceWeightedGraph
, if they allow the creation of a valid topology graph or an empty
optional otherwise.rawGridElements
- raw grids elements as base of the distance weighted topology graphpublic static RawGridElements filterForSubnet(RawGridElements input, int subnet)
input
- The model to filtersubnet
- The filter criterionRawGridElements
filtered for the subnetpublic static SystemParticipants filterForSubnet(SystemParticipants input, int subnet)
input
- The model to filtersubnet
- The filter criterionSystemParticipants
filtered for the subnetpublic static GraphicElements filterForSubnet(GraphicElements input, int subnet)
input
- The model to filtersubnet
- The filter criterionGraphicElements
filtered for the subnetpublic static VoltageLevel determinePredominantVoltLvl(RawGridElements rawGrid, int subnet)
rawGrid
- Raw grid elements of the specified sub gridsubnet
- Subnet number of the subnetInvalidGridException
- If not a single, predominant voltage level can be determinedpublic static SubGridTopologyGraph buildSubGridTopologyGraph(java.lang.String gridName, RawGridElements rawGrid, SystemParticipants systemParticipants, GraphicElements graphics)
gridName
- Name of the gridrawGrid
- Container model of raw grid elementssystemParticipants
- Container model of system participantsgraphics
- Container element of graphic elementspublic static java.util.LinkedList<NodeInput> traverseAlongSwitchChain(NodeInput startNode, RawGridElements rawGridElements)
startNode
- Node that is meant to be the start of the switch chainrawGridElements
- Elements of the pure grid structure.public static JointGridContainer combineToJointGrid(java.util.Collection<SubGridContainer> subGridContainers)
subGridContainers
- Collections of already existing sub grid modelspublic static SubGridContainer withTrafoNodeAsSlack(SubGridContainer subGridContainer)
SubGridContainer
based on the provided subgrid with a certain set of
nodes marked as slack nodes. In general, the grid is modified in a way that slack nodes are
added at transformer nodes based on assumptions about the grid, as well as all other affect
entities of the grid are accordingly.
This step is necessary for power flow calculations, as by default, when the container is
derived from JointGridContainer
, only the original slack nodes are incorporated in the
different sub containers. Thereby, most of the standard power flow calculations cannot be
carried out right away.
The following modifications are made:
RawGridElements.getNodes()
set are replaced with
the new slack marked high voltage nodes
GraphicElements.getNodeGraphics()
are
replaced with the new slack marked high voltage nodes
RawGridElements.getNodes()
gets
adapted accordingly
RawGridElements.getNodes()
set
subGridContainer
- the subgrid container to be alteredSubGridContainer
with transformer nodes marked as slack


Use this package for a starter build. Replace the content in the body with your own. Don't forget to make changes to the Sass file to update your final CSS output. Good Luck! Check the readme for more help


The SELECT statement uses the values provided in the Route form as query parameter values. The query returns the routes that fit the selection criteria and optionally includes an OR clause for return journeys.
The queries that return the route result set are:
SELECT route.rt_airline, airline.al_iatacode,
airline.al_name, route.rt_flight_num,
route.rt_depart_from, route.rt_arrive_to,
route.rt_depart_at, route.rt_arrive_at,
route.rt_arrive_offset, route.rt_flight_day
FROM route, airline
WHERE ((rt_depart_from = ? AND route.rt_arrive_to = ?))
AND route.rt_flight_day LIKE ? AND
route.rt_airline = airline.al_icaocode
ORDER BY route.rt_airline, route.rt_depart_from,
route.rt_flight_num
SELECT route.rt_airline, airline.al_iatacode,
airline.al_name, route.rt_flight_num,
route.rt_depart_from, route.rt_arrive_to,
route.rt_depart_at, route.rt_arrive_at,
route.rt_arrive_offset, route.rt_flight_day
FROM route, airline
WHERE ((rt_depart_from = ? AND route.rt_arrive_to = ?)
OR (route.rt_depart_from = ?
AND route.rt_arrive_to = ?))
AND route.rt_flight_day LIKE ?
AND route.rt_airline = airline.al_icaocode
ORDER BY route.rt_airline, route.rt_depart_from,
route.rt_flight_num


Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Place the tomatoes, thyme, garlic and baguette cubes into a roasting tray and drizzle over 75ml/2¾fl oz of the oil. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Transfer to the oven and roast until the baguette cubes are golden-brown around the edges. Remove the tray from the oven.
Increase the oven temperature to its highest setting.
Lightly grease a baking tray with a little oil and lay the sardines, mackerel and radishes onto it. Sprinkle over the cumin seeds and drizzle over the honey and 2 tablespoons of the remaining olive oil. Roast in the oven for 5-10 minutes, or until all of the fish is cooked through.
Just before serving, sprinkle the basil over the tray of roasted tomatoes, bread, garlic and thyme. Crush the tomatoes lightly with the back of a fork.
To serve, spoon the roasted tomato mixture onto serving plates and top each portion with some of the roasted sardines, mackerel pieces and radishes. Drizzle over the remaining olive oil.


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Gecode::SetExpr::Node Class Reference
Detailed Description
Nodes used to construct set expressions.Definition at line 47 of file set-expr.cc.
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| Node (const var_idx x) | |
| Construct node for x. | |
| Node (Node *n0, int s0, RelType r, Node *n1, int s1) | |
| Construct node from nodes n0 and n1 with signs s0 and s1. | |
| void | increment (void) |
| Increment reference count. | |
| bool | decrement (void) |
| Decrement reference count and possibly free memory. | |
| void | encode (SetExprCode::Stream &ret, bool monotone) const |
| Adds code representation of the node to ret. | |
| int | arity (void) const |
| Returns the arity of the node. | |
| Iter::Ranges::Virt::Iterator * | iter (void) |
| Returns an iterator for this node. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void * | operator new (size_t size) |
| Memory management. | |
| static void | operator delete (void *p, size_t size) |
| Memory management. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::SetExpr::Node::Node | ( | const var_idx | x | ) | [inline] |
Construct node from nodes n0 and n1 with signs s0 and s1.
Definition at line 111 of file set-expr.cc.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::SetExpr::Node::increment | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| bool Gecode::SetExpr::Node::decrement | ( | void | ) |
| void Gecode::SetExpr::Node::encode | ( | SetExprCode::Stream & | ret, | |
| bool | monotone | |||
| ) | const |
| int Gecode::SetExpr::Node::arity | ( | void | ) | const |
| Iter::Ranges::Virt::Iterator* Gecode::SetExpr::Node::iter | ( | void | ) |
Returns an iterator for this node.
| void * Gecode::SetExpr::Node::operator new | ( | size_t | size | ) | [inline, static] |
| void Gecode::SetExpr::Node::operator delete | ( | void * | p, | |
| size_t | size | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/set/projectors/set-expr.cc (Revision: 6332)


Nantes lies on the river Loire about 30km up river from St Nazaire. It is one of Fance's largest cities. Approximately 1km beyond the Pont de Cheviré road bridge, the river divides. The downtown area has some interesting timber-framed medieval houses.
Position 47°11′52″N, 01°34′39″W.
It is best to take the whole flood tide to reach the city from St Nazaire.
The left-hand branch of the river leads to the Belon Jetty which is on the port side. The tide run fast here, but mooring is straightforward. There are showers and toilets and security. It is close to the city centre.
There are no longer any moorings for private boats on the island side. This is reserved for tour boats only.
Last updated September 2014.


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Step 1. Might as well install all 4 github repositories |
(If you know how to do things in other ways, such as making new directories then do what you know)
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Step 2. Install Wpantund |
// Let's install wpantund first. It controls what items can join the thread networkThis install it on your computer |
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Now start wpantund assuming /dev/ttyACM0 might also be /dev/ttyUSB0 or ACM1 or ACM2 This USB port thing is a pain. I would load usb devices on your linux computer and then turn the computer on, an label or record which USB connector becomes ACM0, ACM1 and ACM2 when all 3 are plugged in at startup. If you do this after startup, the order is determined by when you plug them in, however the border router which we install next works on startup and will expect certain nrf52840 USB dongles in certain ACM? locations. Does any of this make sense? You might have to try different usb ports for your nrf52840 USB Dongles Start the background daemon If /dev/ttyACM0 doesn't work try /dev/ttyACM1 or 2 Note: Remember we are looking for the board with the NCP firmware on it. Not the CLI firmware Now start wpanctl to control wpantund using the wpan0 name above if you have a different nrf52840 you can setup another wpantund and ctl using ttyACM1 and wpan1 // plug in other nrf52840's if you have them use your networkmaster key instead of:<PHONE_NUMBER>05060708090a0b0c0d0e0f The command is setprop NetworkKey --data<PHONE_NUMBER>05060708090a0b0c0d0e0f // allow joining this network for 1 hour = 3600 seconds Have a look at all the properties Jut close the window or exit gets out of here: This Dongle firmware remembers your data fairly well so if you want to start from scracth you can type on the command line Now find out the /dev/ttyACM? of your other CLI Dongles. Then use the screen program to activate the clients with Join ability You can learn all kinds of helpful things about how to use the screen program here but I just used lots of screens. For the following command note the number of anything you want to join with. Here is the tricky part. If you used the web GUI you know the masterkey. If you have an Argon then you need to find out the master key. After the workd --data enter your masterkey Confusing code here I think this can be done easier using wpanctl. Will get back to here. I can't get my commission dongle to work with Screen, so here are a few commands to try.
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Step 3. Install the Border Router to auto-load |
// Lets install the Border Router. It controls the Thread connection with the internet. Note: This program automatically starts after being rebooted. |
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// plug in your nrf52840 usb dongle --or-- //Edit wpantund.conf ...... should be in /etc/wpantund.conf Edit ^x to exit nano Reboot the computer! Now is probably a good time to test both the Thread Commissionning App and the Web Gui. On the Docker you can set the Web GUI IP, but I don't know how to do that with the installed one so I just use "localhost" and randomly it works. On the web Gui always check the status, when things are not working it is very bleak, 3 entries that kind of say it isn't working, When it is working there are several entries and important information here. Also check the Join button, if you have any particle Argons up and running they may show up there. Try the form button. I have been told to change all the entries except that last one not sure if that is relevant information but do record the password as that is needed for the Thread App. Note: The Thread Commissioning app retains information that messes up other setups so go into Apps, Settings, stoarge and clear things, then close the App or force stop before trying with a new thread network. I have huge problems getting past the Thread App admin password, have done it a few times. Not sure what I am doing wrong. |
Step 4. Install Openthread to program your nrf52840 device |
// Let's install openthread for programming the nrf52840 USB DonglesThis did not install well on my Ubuntu 16.04 Machine, but was find on my 18.04 Ubuntu Linux. A trick that might help is to install po-util.com first as it helps with some of the needed abilities.As afr as I can tell this is every command option possible. You might want to ony try a few of them This converts the ncp to a hex file This converts the cli to a hex file. Now look in the output/nrf52840/bin folder an you should see several files but you are interested in the 2 .hex files. If you have the nrfutil you can run this command. Note your nrf52840 device must be in DFU mode. I take the easy way and use nrt-Connect for Desktop. Put the device in DFU mode ny pushing the 2nd button and visually load the device, load the .hex file and write the file to the device. Note You first need a bootloader. I download the bootloarder from makerdiary in compressed format and then ubncompress it and load it first into nrf-connect-for desktop. |
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Step 5. Install pySpinel? |
// Let's never install pyspinel: Just kidding I just havn't done it yet. I think it does what wpantund does just using Python. |


In this section we’ll show how to install DJFacet.
These libraries are needed for DJFacet to work: install them system-wide or elsewhere, as long as they can be located via your PYTHONPATH setting.
Warning
Support for hierarchical facets via django-MPTT is still being tested and will be released in future versions of DJFacet.
Download the latest version of DJFacet from google code: http://code.google.com/p/djfacet/downloads/list
Expand the package just downloaded and put it in a suitable location. This can be the same folder as the django project you’re working on, or any other location, as long as it is in your PYTHONPATH:
$ tar xfz djfacet-VERSION.tar.gz
$ cp -r djfacet /path/to/my/project/
DJFacets includes some default templates, which need to be made accessible by putting them where Django can find them. To this purpose, you must copy the folder named djfacet inside your project’s templates directory (usually defined via Django’s TEMPLATE_DIRS setting):
$ cd /path/to/my/project/djfacet
$ cp -r templates/djfacet /path/to/my/project-templates/
Alternatively, you can just create a symlink:
$ ln -s templates/djfacet /path/to/my/project-templates/
Do the same operation as above with DJFacet’s built-in static files (css, js). Copy the folder named djfacet, located inside the static of DJFacet distribution, to your project’s media folder (usually defined via Django’s MEDIA_ROOT setting), or create a symlink:
$ cd /path/to/my/project/djfacet
$ cp -r static/djfacet /path/to/my/project-media-files/
Alternatively, create a symlink:
$ ln -s static/djfacet /path/to/my/project-media-files/
Add the DJFacet app to your project’s settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS += (
'mptt', # optional, if installed
'picklefield', # REQUIRED
'djfacet', # REQUIRED
)
Now run the syncdb command. DJFacet will create 3 new tables, which are used by the caching system:
$ python manage.py syncdb
Creating table djfacet_cachedfacetquery
Creating table djfacet_cachedfacetvalue
Creating table djfacet_cachedfacetedmanager
Add the DJFacet app to your urls definitions in urls.py:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^browser/', 'djfacet.urls'), # change "browser" to whatever you like!
)
Once that works, congratulations! You’ve successfully installed DJFacet. Now it’s time to proceed to its Configuration.


Major Steps When complaint is received are-
What does the UGC say?
As the new millennium unveiled itself, the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Supreme Court (SC) came up with strict directive for universities to curb ragging on their respective campuses. In fact, the Advocates Committee recommendations went to the length of suggesting that the financial assistance to institutions who fail to take remedial measures should be stopped or suspended.
Constant reminders were also recommended, which included:
Written undertakings from students at the time of admission and beginning of the academic session everyyear to the effect that they will not instigate or indulge in ragging. Similar undertakings from parents and guardians to the effect they will abide by the punishment to their wards against ragging
Constitution of vigilance committee in every institution against ragging that would include faculty members, wardens and senior students
I-cards to have one-line pledge against ragging, and migration certificates to have records of past offences related to ragging
Sign boards throughout the institution - at hostel entrances, cashier, and administration offices - to display telephone numbers where students can register complaints against ragging
Strict actions
It was also recommended that students found guilty of ragging should be penalized too. Penalties that were proposed included suspension, withdrawing or withholding fellowships and scholarships, withholding or cancelling results, cancellation of admission, expulsion and rustication fine of up to Rs 10,000.
Since then, it has been twelve years. Most major universities in India have been able to curb rampant ragging. Yet, we can still find stray instances of extreme ragging that are fatal at times.
In 2009, the Society Against Violence in Education (SAVE) - an anti-ragging NGO - claimed that as manyas nine teenagers lost their lives to ragging every year while hundreds were disabled, injured, or hospitalised due to it. Sexual and physical abuse was found to be quite rampant in colleges and was quite often part of sadistic ragging incidents. Read more about it.
In December that year, the Coalition to Uproot Ragging from Education (CURE), another voluntary organisation working against ragging in India, lodged a complaint against ‘3 Idiots' for showing ‘ragging' in a lighter vein, and not as the menace it really is. The study by CURE stated that 88 ragging cases were reported in the year 2008-09, in which twelve students had died and another five had tried to commit suicide.


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Base class and basic functions for Lie types. More...
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| struct | gtsam::LieGroup< Class, N > |
| A CRTP helper class that implements Lie group methods Prerequisites: methods operator*, inverse, and AdjointMap, as well as a ChartAtOrigin struct that will be used to define the manifold Chart To use, simply derive, but also say "using LieGroup<Class,N>::inverse" For derivative math, see doc/math.pdf. More... | |
| struct | gtsam::lie_group_tag |
| tag to assert a type is a Lie group More... | |
| struct | gtsam::internal::LieGroupTraits< Class > |
| A helper class that implements the traits interface for GTSAM lie groups. More... | |
| struct | gtsam::internal::LieGroup< Class > |
| Both LieGroupTraits and Testable. More... | |
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| #define | GTSAM_CONCEPT_LIE_INST(T) template class gtsam::IsLieGroup<T>; |
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| #define | GTSAM_CONCEPT_LIE_TYPE(T) using _gtsam_IsLieGroup_##T = gtsam::IsLieGroup<T>; |
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| These core global functions can be specialized by new Lie types for better performance. More... | |
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| Vector | gtsam::logmap_default (const Class &l0, const Class &lp) |
| Log map centered at l0, s.t. More... | |
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| Class | gtsam::expmap_default (const Class &t, const Vector &d) |
| Exponential map centered at l0, s.t. More... | |
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| T | gtsam::BCH (const T &X, const T &Y) |
| Three term approximation of the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula In non-commutative Lie groups, when composing exp(Z) = exp(X)exp(Y) it is not true that Z = X+Y. More... | |
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| Matrix | gtsam::wedge (const Vector &x) |
| Declaration of wedge (see Murray94book) used to convert from n exponential coordinates to n*n element of the Lie algebra. | |
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| T | gtsam::expm (const Vector &x, int K=7) |
| Exponential map given exponential coordinates class T needs a wedge<> function and a constructor from Matrix. More... | |
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| T | gtsam::interpolate (const T &X, const T &Y, double t, typename MakeOptionalJacobian< T, T >::type Hx=boost::none, typename MakeOptionalJacobian< T, T >::type Hy=boost::none) |
| Linear interpolation between X and Y by coefficient t. More... | |
Base class and basic functions for Lie types.
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JNU protests: HRD Ministry forms committee to hold talks, restore normalcy
The Human Resource Development Ministry's committee on JNU will initiate dialogues with students and administration as well as submit recommendations on resolution of all issues
by Press Trust of IndiaThe HRD Ministry on Monday appointed a three-member committee to recommend ways to restore normal functioning of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), officials said.
The Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry's committee on JNU will initiate dialogues with students and administration as well as submit recommendations on resolution of all issues, they said.
The varsity's students have been protesting for nearly three weeks against the draft hostel manual, which has provisions for hostel fee hike, dress code and curfew timings.


{% extends "mapApp/base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %}About{% endblock %} {% block body %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% crispy emailForm %}
At BikeMaps we love biking as much as we love maps! Our goal is to map your cycling experience to make biking safer. You know your local cycling trouble spots and we want you to map them. Your knowledge of cycling safety, hazards, and even bike thefts will be analyzed using GIS and statistics to identify hot spots of cycling safety, risk, and crime. We are constantly updating our maps and technology, so send us feedback. And stay tuned for updated safety maps generated from YOUR biking experience.
Do you have questions, comments, or feedback about bikemaps.org? We would love to hear from you!
Why are you collecting this information?
Only 30% (approximately) of bike collision data is collected and there is no centralized reporting system. We also have no information on near misses.
What will you do with the data?
The BikeMaps.org team is interested in analyzing the data to determine factors that influence cycling safety. We also have plans to build tools to help people plan safer routes and to transfer these to planners in your area.
Will you be advising local municipalities of the hazards?
As more hazard data is logged, we intend to develop a system of alerting the various municipalities. The time sensitivity of hazards varies widely and we need to factor this in, for example broken glass versus a pothole.
Where do you get the rider volume data?
The data on where cyclists are riding has been provided by Strava.
Isn’t Strava data is only where recreational cyclists are riding?
Stravalabs estimates that 40% of its rider data are commuter traffic, though this likely varies by region.
Do you have an App?
We are in the process of developing an App and look forward to releasing it in spring.
How can I get involved?
You can share the website on social media, host a mapping demo night, or volunteer to do GIS or development. If you own a bike store or small business, you can advertise BikeMaps.org. We are also on the lookout for more research funding to further develop the technology and expand the study. Or, perhaps your group has GIS data that may improve BikeMaps.org.
I work for a municipality or city. How can we partner with BikeMaps?
We would love to hear from you. Please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Trisalyn is the head of the Spatial Pattern Analysis and Research (SPAR) Lab, a Lansdowne Chair in Spatial Sciences, and an associate professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria. From mountain pine beetle to grizzly bears, Trisalyn and SPAR Lab have studied the spatial patterns of an increasingly large variety of data. As a mom and an avid cyclist, Trisalyn is hoping that BikeMaps will contribute to safer cycling conditions.
Health and cycling expert, Dr. Meghan Winters, is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University. She works with the Cycling in Cities team and has research projects on public bikeshare, cycling safety, and how changes in the built environment affect the health and mobility of older adults and youth. Meghan will be heading BikeMaps.org’s efforts in Metro Vancouver.
Taylor is an undergraduate student in the Computer Science and Geography Departments at the University of Victoria. Set to graduate in 2015, Taylor is the developer extraordinaire behind the BikeMaps.org website. Having traded the Rocky Mountains for the Pacific Coast, Taylor enjoys biking year round without snow tires.
Ben is a UVic Geography graduate who began his MSc in SPAR Lab in September 2014. Ben will be using the data collected on BikeMaps.org to analyze hotspots of risk and other cycling safety patterns in the Capital Regional District. Ben has been instrumental in promoting the BikeMaps.org project at public events. When not cycling or at SPAR, Ben can often be found on a soccer field.
Karen has been at SPAR Lab since 2007, working on a wide variety of projects. She enjoys writing and editing for SPAR. In her personal life, Karen has gained considerable experience volunteering on numerous boards that support amateur sports or community initiatives. In addition to being mom to a bike-crazy family, Karen can be found running the trails around Victoria.


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'Perfect' - West Ham fans are loving January transfer hint involving West Brom
Latest West Brom transfer news | West Ham fans are all in agreement about Grady Diangana's future
by Shane Ireland, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistManuel Pellegrini has hinted Grady Diangana will be staying at West Bromwich Albion beyond January – and West Ham United fans are loving it.
The 21-year-old has been a revelation for Albion since joining from Premier League West Ham on a season-long loan in August.
He’s scored four goals and set up another four to help push Slaven Bilic’s side to the top of the Championship.
That kind of form understandably hasn’t gone unnoticed and with West Ham having the option to recall Diangana when the window reopens, Manuel Pellegrini was asked about his plans for the winger.
West Brom latest
This is your round up of all things West Brom; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the club and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Baggies throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- The Sporting Lisbon transfer news that every West Brom fan will want to read
- 'Lethal' - Why West Brom will have their hands full at Hull City
- The eye-opening audience who saw West Bromwich Albion's win over Stoke City
- 'Unbelievable' - Slaven Bilic makes surprising admission about West Brom star
- 'Ruin his season' - West Brom and West Ham fans react to potential transfer news
- Why West Brom's mercurial midfield man isn't quite the finished article
- The threat Hull City pose to West Brom and how Slaven Bilic can prevent it
- Former West Brom boss linked with Championship manager role - reports
For all your latest WBA news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our West Brom reporter Joseph Chapman on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Hammers boss indicated he’s happy to let Diangana continue his progess at The Hawthorns, saying: “I think that Grady is doing what we wanted for him, same as Josh Cullen. He’s a player without any doubt will be part of West Ham in the future.
“I trust a lot in Grady and I think it was better for him to go and play 40 games this season and be ready for next season, than to play here just some games. I think he must finish his season where he is.”
Despite their recent struggles in the top-flight, West Ham fans all seem to be in agreement that Diangana is best served by staying put.  It’s much better for him to have a full season there than come back and sit on the bench here.
@WhuEthan: He would hardly play and if we don’t recall him it’s better for his career.
@TheLawless: Good news.
@Atkins_Trevor: Good Grady is in form and playing it would be terrible to recall him for the bench of a losing team.
@GeorgeMoss77: Right decision.
@Nathaniel_John: Right call for me. We would call him back for him to bench behind Antonio and Anderson for the rest of the season. Let him play, he is tearing it up and a whole season with 35+ games will do wonders for his development ahead of a Premier League season with us in 2020/21.
@JackMaji: Think it would be unfair on him to take him out of somewhere he is flourishing. He would be better improving there before coming here next season and smashing it.
@SimonDickens1: Good.
@Claretludo: Makes perfect sense - he will return a much better/stronger player.
@Mcardle_bob: Good. Get the players we have performing first.
@Danturnr: Why would you recall him when he is doing well and getting regular first team football? Absolutely the right call by Pellegrini.


This is a great album, let me tell you. I just can't
stop listening to this stuff.  Don't make me not like you.The first time
I heard this album, I cried and locked myself in my room for
about ten days and came out reborn. So this is a good album, trust me, I'm
You're friend
Horses and Junk
Price: $23.99
Release Date: August 8th 2003
This is a really great album, let me really tell you. I just can't
stop looking at those horses, don't you agree? If you don't like this album,
then you must not like horses. That just doesn't make sense if you don't. The first time
I heard this album, I cried and locked myself in my room for
about ten days and listened to "15 miles on the erie canal" on repeat. So this is a pretty good album too.


Thunder and lightning in the darkness of Houston, site of my latest professional escapades…and I can’t sleep.
The AC is running mad in my Marriott room, a temporary abode that seems to spread across the country.  I toss the bedspread around, looking for a pocket of cool air. I rotate the 16 pillows they put on the bed, looking for one where the heat has completely dissipated and I can rest my head on it without taking on more thermal energy.
I speculate that in the heart of this storm, the atmosphere is thicker and the humidity is too saturated to properly take heat from anything. The television has long been turned off and still I lie, awake. Hours go by and I am kept awake by the tune in my head, some annoying Norah Jones blues rift that I can’t remember hearing. I am also kept awake by the anxiety of the ever approaching dawn. I wrestle with the possibility that it’s too late to sleep — that I’m better off staying awake for another hour or two and then just going straight to work.
Wait. What? No…
Dammit.
Stuck in Houston is no place to be, not during any time of year. Particularly depressing is being here on the vernal equinox, the cusp of my birthday season. I hear the flowers are in full bloom but it’s not like I see the light of day from where I am.  That and Texas freeways are empty, soul-less stretches of tollways and concrete that are 2nd to sucking only compared to the LA basin. They say nature abhors a vacuum but I’m still trying to figure out what this place is filled with besides empty hotel lots and corporate parks off of freeways that never made sense to anyone but the locals.
Luckily there are a lot of trees and the tex-mex isn’t all that bad here. Your stomach builds immunity to toxins more rapidly than you’d think and with the right amounts of bourbon in your gut, things are almost passable.
I exagerate, of course, readers. Things are not quite that grim. Plus: mileage!
The problem is that now, in the morning, I’m alone in the office. It’s not my office, you understand, but that doesn’t matter. For me, usually alone is a good place where sounds are not heard and new ones are invented.

At first I thought that what was keeping them all away was a combination of flu and hanta virus with a dash of anthrax, but no. Apparently all of my co-workers in this remote location just outside of north Houston are stuck, either in a holding pattern burning fuel at 10,000 ft or on a taxiway at the airport because all the computers at IAH are down.
I’m not talking down, like the printers don’t work or they can’t ping Google. I mean the tower is out. Gone. Struck by lightning and had anything with a computer chip in it simple fizzle and turn into a very expensive paper weight. They’re tagging luggage with pencil and paper.
Did you get that? Pencil and paper.
Am I getting through to you? I can’t imagine that a tower getting struck by lightning is a typical occurrence, but at least it warrants a contingency plan, no? And how are they communicating with the airplanes up at 10k? Carrier Pigeons? I heard a particularly loud CRACK this morning…I imagine that’s what a flock of pigeons being vaporized by the madness sounds like.
Needless to say, the day goes by far too slowly for pleasure. It’s bad enough to have Oracle database problems at 7 in the morning … but being alone to fix it is a stretch to ask of any man.
Shit. This madness is being thrust upon me but who cares? You don’t want to hear about it. But I must handle it.
And that’s validation, readers. We’re all seeking validation for the things we do, be it paying student loans, doing your job correctly, behaving as a part of some kind of society or some other form of growing up. We’re all seeking validation. People are fourteen-year-old teenagers who are either faking whatever maturity and control that they can get away with or else they simply don’t know any better.  There is no control unless you know it, just like there is no surrender unless you accept it.
… and ‘round and ‘round we go.
Headquarters, Tomball Parkway in Houston, TX — March 2007


Home > Run Trilogy > Run 2
INSTRUCTIONS Use the arrow keys to either run or skate through the 3 dimensional course. If the game seems to be too fast, hit pause (or press p) and set the frame rate to high. It'll make it a bit easier for you to time those jumps perfectly! This game requires enormous concentration and memorization!


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ISO 9001: 2015 Certification
The Group has been accredited with ISO 9001: 2008 Certification for Quality Management System.
The seven quality management principles are:
QMP 1 – Customer focus
QMP 2 – Leadership
QMP 3 – Engagement of people
QMP 4 – Process approach
QMP 5 – Improvement
QMP 6 – Evidence-based decision making
QMP 7 – Relationship management


About UN-SPIDER Recommended Practices
The United Nations Platform for Space-Based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER), together with its network of Regional Support Offices, develops step-by-step procedures to support developing countries in making use of Earth observation data for disaster risk reduction, disaster management and emergency response efforts. This page provides an overview of scripts related to these Recommended Practices and hosted on GitHub.


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Map of spills displays the location of unconventional oil and gas spills. Click on a spill for more information. Click on the map overlay icon in the upper right corner of the map to see all unconventional wells, shale plays and tight plays.
Annual Spill Rate shows the spill rate for each calendar year (red line) and the cumulative number of wells (black line).
Spill Rate by Life Year shows the rate of spills based on the age of the well. Younger wells — drilling, fracturing, and highest production — have more spills than more mature wells.
Annual Spill Rate
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Boxplot of Spills presents the volume of reported spills based on plot selection. You can zoom in or out (select autoscale symbol in topright of the chart). Hover over a box plot to see volumes at selected quantiles. Points to the left are individual spills.
Boxplot of Spills
This chart shows which causes and pathways tend to result in smaller or larger spills. States with higher reporting thresholds for spills (Colorado and New Mexico) tend to have larger volumes than states with a smaller reporting threshold (North Dakota and Pennsylvania).
Spills by Pathway shows the percent of spills by pathway (hover over chart).
Pathway Details shows more details about spills with more frequent events having larger text. For example, select the "Tank" pathway shows valves to be the most common problem. "Unknown" may not show up because it is so common (text size is too large).
Causal Mechanism shows the cause behind a spill: equipment failure, human error, environmental conditions, and unknown.


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Tommy C.K. Fuller
Current Projects
I'm building a robot that plays Osu! better than any human can.
About Me
I'm a research engineer specializing in control theory, system dynamics, and robotics. Engineering is beautiful. Currently, I teach Electrical and Computer Engineering. The classes I teach range from basic circuit theory, to advanced electromechanical systems.
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