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Memory Game
My first future project is called Memory Game. I need to practice more with JavaScript before I'll be ready to tackle it, but since it is a game it should be fun.
https://github.com/aberdean/memory-gameMy first future project is called Memory Game. I need to practice more with JavaScript before I'll be ready to tackle it, but since it is a game it should be fun.
https://github.com/aberdean/memory-gameMy second future project is a Restaurant Review App. I guess I'll need to learn more about accessibility standards, besides practicing more with site responsiveness.
https://github.com/aberdean/restaurant-reviews-appMy third future project is a Neighborhood Map using React. I have never been exposed to React before, so it will take some learning before I will be able to tackle this project.
https://github.com/aberdean/neighborhood-map-react


Emac packet descriptor specification. More...
#include <emac_drv.h>
Data Fields | |
| uintptr_t | AppPrivate |
| struct EMAC_PKT_DESC_s * | pPrev |
| struct EMAC_PKT_DESC_s * | pNext |
| uint8_t * | pDataBuffer |
| uint32_t | BufferLen |
| EMAC_PKT_FLAG_T | Flags |
| uint32_t | ValidLen |
| uint32_t | DataOffset |
| uint32_t | PktChannel |
| uint32_t | PktLength |
| uint32_t | PktFrags |
| uint64_t | RxTimeStamp |
| uint32_t | TxtimestampId |
| uint32_t | TxPktTc |
| int32_t | RefCount |
Emac packet descriptor specification.
The packet structure defines the basic unit of memory used to hold data packets for the EMAC device.
A packet is comprised of one or more packet buffers. Each packet buffer contains a packet buffer header, and a pointer to the buffer data. The EMAC_Pkt structure defines the packet buffer header.
The pDataBuffer field points to the packet data. This is set when the buffer is allocated, and is not altered.
BufferLen holds the the total length of the data buffer that is used to store the packet (or packet fragment). This size is set by the entity that originally allocates the buffer, and is not altered.
The Flags field contains additional information about the packet
ValidLen holds the length of the valid data currently contained in the data buffer.
DataOffset is the byte offset from the start of the data buffer to the first byte of valid data. Thus (ValidLen+DataOffet)<=BufferLen.
Note that for receive buffer packets, the DataOffset field may be assigned before there is any valid data in the packet buffer. This allows the application to reserve space at the top of data buffer for private use. In all instances, the DataOffset field must be valid for all packets handled by EMAC.
The data portion of the packet buffer represents a packet or a fragment of a larger packet. This is determined by the Flags parameter. At the start of every packet, the SOP bit is set in Flags. If the EOP bit is also set, then the packet is not fragmented. Otherwise; the next packet structure pointed to by the pNext field will contain the next fragment in the packet. On either type of buffer, when the SOP bit is set in Flags, then the PktChannel, PktLength, and PktFrags fields must also be valid. These fields contain additional information about the packet.
The PktChannel field detetmines what channel the packet has arrived on, or what channel it should be transmitted on. The EMAC library supports only a single receive channel, but allows for up to eight transmit channels. Transmit channels can be treated as round-robin or priority queues.
The PktLength field holds the size of the entire packet. On single frag packets (both SOP and EOP set in BufFlags), PktLength and ValidLen will be equal.
The PktFrags field holds the number of fragments (EMAC_Pkt records) used to describe the packet. If more than 1 frag is present, the first record must have EMAC_PKT_FLAGS_SOP flag set, with corresponding fields validated. Each frag/record must be linked list using the pNext field, and the final frag/record must have EMAC_PKT_FLAGS_EOP flag set and pNext=0.
In systems where the packet resides in cacheable memory, the data buffer must start on a cache line boundary and be an even multiple of cache lines in size. The EMAC_Pkt header must not appear in the same cache line as the data portion of the packet. On multi-fragment packets, some packet fragments may reside in cacheable memory where others do not.
<b> NOTE: It is up to the caller to assure that all packet buffers residing in cacheable memory are not currently stored in L1 or L2 cache when passed to any EMAC function. </b>
Some of the packet Flags can only be set if the device is in the proper configuration to receive the corresponding frames. In order to enable these flags, the following modes must be set: RxCrc Flag : RXCRC Mode in EMAC_Cpsw3gInitConfig RxErr Flags : PASSERROR Mode in EMAC_Cpsw3gInitConfig RxCtl Flags : PASSCONTROL Mode in EMAC_Cpsw3gInitConfig RxPrm Flag : EMAC_RXFILTER_ALL in CPSW_setReceiveFilter()
| uintptr_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::AppPrivate |
For use by the application
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::BufferLen |
Physical Length of buffer (read only)
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::DataOffset |
Byte offset to valid data
| EMAC_PKT_FLAG_T EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::Flags |
Packet Flags, SOP, EOP, TX timestamp request
| uint8_t* EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::pDataBuffer |
Pointer to Data Buffer (read only)
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::PktChannel |
Tx/Rx Channel 0-7 (SOP only)
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::PktFrags |
No of frags in packet (SOP only), normally 1
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::PktLength |
Length of Packet (SOP only) (same as ValidLen on single frag Pkt)
| struct EMAC_PKT_DESC_s* EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::pNext |
Next descriptor pointer
| struct EMAC_PKT_DESC_s* EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::pPrev |
Previous descriptor pointer
| int32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::RefCount |
reference count used for PG1.0/Interposercard TSN SWITCH un-directed packets use case, LLD internal use only
| uint64_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::RxTimeStamp |
Receive packet timestamp
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::TxPktTc |
TX packet traffic class indicates which TX port queue the ICSSG FW should use the transmit the packet to the PHY
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::TxtimestampId |
Transmit timestamp id used to correleate request with response
| uint32_t EMAC_PKT_DESC_s::ValidLen |
Length of valid data in buffer


Welcome to DataX Library’s documentation!¶
Indices and tables¶
Tools¶
Finance¶
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class
tools.finance.
TickerInfo
[source]¶ TickerInfo can be used to get real-time financial information about assets listed in any global exchange. The module is powered with Yahoo Finance, and the tickers that can be used with TickerInfo are solely the ones permitted on Yahoo Finance.
How to use TickerInfo? Instantiate TickerInfo as an object and call its functions for results. Consider the example code below:
>>> tickerInfo = TickerInfo() >>> tickerInfo.get_current_price("GOOG") 1431.72 >>> tickerInfo,get_purchase_recommendation("GOOG") 1.3
Returns a list of available data for an asset ticker, as found in Yahoo Finance.
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (list) tags available for an asset ticker; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_beta
(ticker)[source]¶ - Provides the beta coefficient for a given asset ticker. If the asset is a bond, the function returns the
- 3-year beta coefficient
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (int) beta coefficient; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_company_data
(ticker)[source]¶ - Returns a dictionary of data associated with the asset ticker, as found in Yahoo Finance. For a list of
- available data tags call TickerInfo.get_available_data_tags(tag).
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (dict) data associated with asset ticker; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_current_price
(ticker)[source]¶ Returns the current price of the asset
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (int) current price; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_data_from_tag
(ticker, tag)[source]¶ Returns available data for an asset ticker and a provided tag, as found in Yahoo Finance.
Parameters: - ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance
- tag – (String) Data tag that is to be retrieved from Yahoo Finance. For a list of available data tags call TickerInfo.get_available_data_tags(tag)
Returns: (int or String) data associated with asset ticker and provided tag; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_industry
(ticker)[source]¶ - Returns the industry of the company that is represented by the asset ticker. If the ticker is not of a stock
- the function will return None
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (String) the industry of the company represented by the asset ticker; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_purchase_recommendation
(ticker)[source]¶ - Provides analysts recommendation for purchasing a stock.
- 1 – Strong Buy 2 – Buy 3 – Hold 4 – Underperform 5 – Sell
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (int) the number representation of stock purchase recommendation; Returns None if the information is not available
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get_sector
(ticker)[source]¶ - Returns the sector of the company that is represented by the asset ticker. If the ticker is not of a stock,
- the function will return None
Parameters: ticker – (String) Asset ticker for globally listed companies, as supported by Yahoo Finance Returns: (String) the sector of the company represented by the asset ticker; Returns None if the information is not available


The Journey to the Center of the Earth
by Jules Verne
CHAPTER XLIII. SHOT OUT OF A VOLCANO AT LAST!
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1871
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: France
- Source: Verne, J. (1871) A Journey to the Center of the Earth (Frederick Amadeus Malleson, Trans.) London: Ward, Lock, &Co., Ltd. (Original work published 1864)
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- Word Count: 1,986
- Genre: Adventure
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Yes: our compass was no longer a guide; the needle flew from pole to pole with a kind of frenzied impulse; it ran round the dial, and spun hither and thither as if it were giddy or intoxicated.
I knew quite well that according to the best received theories the mineral covering of the globe is never at absolute rest; the changes brought about by the chemical decomposition of its component parts, the agitation caused by great liquid torrents, and the magnetic currents, are continually tending to disturb it –even when living beings upon its surface may fancy that all is quiet below. A phenomenon of this kind would not have greatly alarmed me, or at any rate it would not have given rise to dreadful apprehensions.
But other facts, other circumstances, of a peculiar nature, came to reveal to me by degrees the true state of the case. There came incessant and continuous explosions. I could only compare them to the loud rattle of along train of chariots driven at full speed over the stones, or a roar of unintermitting thunder.
Then the disordered compass, thrown out of gear by the electric currents, confirmed me in a growing conviction. The mineral crust of the globe threatened to burst up, the granite foundations to come together with a crash, the fissure through which we were helplessly driven would be filled up, the void would be full of crushed fragments of rock, and we poor wretched mortals were to be buried and annihilated in this dreadful consummation.
"My uncle," I cried, "we are lost now, utterly lost!"
"What are you in a fright about now?" was the calm rejoinder. "What is the matter with you?"
"The matter? Look at those quaking walls! look at those shivering rocks.  Don't you see how the water boils and bubbles? Are you blind to the dense vapours and steam growing thicker and denser every minute? See this agitated compass needle. It is an earthquake that is threatening us."
My undaunted uncle calmly shook his head.
"Do you think," said he, "an earthquake is coming?"
"I do."
"Well, I think you are mistaken."

"Of an earthquake? no! I am looking out for something better."
"What can you mean? Explain?"
"It is an eruption, Axel."
"An eruption! Do you mean to affirm that we are running up the shaft of a volcano?"
"I believe we are," said the indomitable Professor with an air of perfect self–possession; "and it is the best thing that could possibly happen to us under our circumstances."
The best thing! Was my uncle stark mad? What did the man mean? and what was the use of saying facetious things at a time like this?
"What!" I shouted. "Are we being taken up in an eruption? Our fate has flung us here among burning lavas, molten rocks, boiling waters, and all kinds of volcanic matter; we are going to be pitched out, expelled, tossed up, vomited, spit out high into the air, along with fragments of rock, showers of ashes and scoria, in the midst of a towering rush of smoke and flames; and it is the best thing that could happen to us!"
"Yes," replied the Professor, eyeing me over his spectacles, "I don't see any other way of reaching the surface of the earth."
I pass rapidly over the thousand ideas which passed through my mind. My uncle was right, undoubtedly right; and never had he seemed to me more daring and more confirmed in his notions than at this moment when he was calmly contemplating the chances of being shot out of a volcano!
In the meantime up we went; the night passed away in continual ascent; the din and uproar around us became more and more intensified; I was stifled and stunned; I thought my last hour was approaching; and yet imagination is such a strong thing that even in this supreme hour I was occupied with strange and almost childish speculations. But I was the victim, not the master, of my own thoughts.
It was very evident that we were being hurried upward upon the crest of a wave of eruption; beneath our raft were boiling waters, and under these the more sluggish lava was working its way up in a heated mass, together with shoals of fragments of rock which, when they arrived at the crater, would be dispersed in all directions high and low. We were imprisoned in the shaft or chimney of some volcano. There was no room to doubt of that.
But this time, instead of Snaefell, an extinct volcano, we were inside one in full activity. I wondered, therefore, where could this mountain be, and in what part of the world we were to be shot out.
I made no doubt but that it would be in some northern region. Before its disorders set in, the needle had never deviated from that direction. From Cape Saknussemm we had been carried due north for hundreds of leagues. Were we under Iceland again? Were we destined to be thrown up out of Hecla, or by which of the seven other fiery craters in that island? Within a radius of five hundred leagues to the west I remembered under this parallel of latitude only the imperfectly known volcanoes of the north–east coast of America. To the east there was only one in the 80th degree of north latitude, the Esk in Jan Mayen Island, not far from Spitzbergen! Certainly there was no lack of craters, and there were some capacious enough to throw out a whole army! But I wanted to know which of them was to serve us for an exit from the inner world.
Towards morning the ascending movement became accelerated. If the heat increased, instead of diminishing, as we approached nearer to the surface of the globe, this effect was due to local causes alone, and those volcanic. The manner of our locomotion left no doubt in my mind. An enormous force, a force of hundreds of atmospheres, generated by the extreme pressure of confined vapours, was driving us irresistibly forward. But to what numberless dangers it exposed us!
Soon lurid lights began to penetrate the vertical gallery which widened as we went up. Right and left I could see deep channels, like huge tunnels, out of which escaped dense volumes of smoke; tongues of fire lapped the walls, which crackled and sputtered under the intense heat.
"See, see, my uncle!" I cried.
"Well, those are only sulphureous flames and vapours, which one must expect to see in an eruption. They are quite natural."
"But suppose they should wrap us round."
"But they won't wrap us round."
"But we shall be stifled."
"We shall, not be stifled at all. The gallery is widening, and if it becomes necessary, we shall abandon the raft, and creep into a crevice."
"But the water – the rising water?"
"There is no more water, Axel; only a lava paste, which is bearing us up on its surface to the top of the crater."
The liquid column had indeed disappeared, to give place to dense and still boiling eruptive matter of all kinds. The temperature was becoming unbearable. A thermometer exposed to this atmosphere would have marked 150°. The perspiration streamed from my body. But for the rapidity of our ascent we should have been suffocated.
But the Professor gave up his idea of abandoning the raft, and it was well he did. However roughly joined together, those planks afforded us a firmer support than we could have found anywhere else.
About eight in the morning a new incident occurred. The upward movement ceased. The raft lay motionless.
"What is this?" I asked, shaken by this sudden stoppage as if by a shock.
"It is a halt," replied my uncle.
"Is the eruption checked?" I asked.
"I hope not."
I rose, and tried to look around me. Perhaps the raft itself, stopped in its course by a projection, was staying the volcanic torrent. If this were the case we should have to release it as soon as possible.
But it was not so. The blast of ashes, scorix, and rubbish had ceased to rise.
"Has the eruption stopped?" I cried.
"Ah!" said my uncle between his clenched teeth, "you are afraid. But don't alarm yourself – this lull cannot last long. It has lasted now five minutes, and in a short time we shall resume our journey to the mouth of the crater."
As he spoke, the Professor continued to consult his chronometer, and he was again right in his prognostications. The raft was soon hurried and driven forward with a rapid but irregular movement, which lasted about ten minutes, and then stopped again.
"Very good," said my uncle; "in ten minutes more we shall be off again, for our present business lies with an intermittent volcano. It gives us time now and then to take breath."
This was perfectly true. When the ten minutes were over we started off again with renewed and increased speed. We were obliged to lay fast hold of the planks of the raft, not to be thrown off. Then again the paroxysm was over.
I have since reflected upon this singular phenomenon without being able to explain it. At any rate it was clear that we were not in the main shaft of the volcano, but in a lateral gallery where there were felt recurrent tunes of reaction.
How often this operation was repeated I cannot say. All I know is, that at each fresh impulse we were hurled forward with a greatly increased force, and we seemed as if we were mere projectiles. During the short halts we were stifled with the heat; whilst we were being projected forward the hot air almost stopped my breath. I thought for a moment how delightful it would be to find myself carried suddenly into the arctic regions, with a cold 30° below the freezing point.  Little by little my brain, weakened by so many constantly repeated shocks, seemed to be giving way altogether. But for the strong arm of Hans I should more than once have had my head broken against the granite roof of our burning dungeon.
I have therefore no exact recollection of what took place during the following hours. I have a confused impression left of continuous explosions, loud detonations, a general shaking of the rocks all around us, and of a spinning movement with which our raft was once whirled helplessly round. It rocked upon the lava torrent, amidst a dense fall of ashes. Snorting flames darted their fiery tongues at us. There were wild, fierce puffs of stormy wind from below, resembling the blasts of vast iron furnaces blowing all at one time; and I caught a glimpse of the figure of Hans lighted up by the fire; and all the feeling I had left was just what I imagine must be the feeling of an unhappy criminal doomed to be blown away alive from the mouth of a cannon, just before the trigger is pulled, and the flying limbs and rags of flesh and skin fill the quivering air and spatter the blood–stained ground.


This was the fifth time I've tripped on shrooms. The setting was my apartment about 2 am. and I was alone except for my 2 cats. I ate all 8 grams with half a jar of peanut butter within 10 minutes. I was feeling very anxious and excited to be doing shrooms again. I decided to watch a movie to pass the time. So I layed on my bed with the lights off and my floor fan on low, watching a movie waiting for the first light trails or anything strange to begin.
After an hour, I hadn't felt anything. I got tired of waiting and decided to jump start my trip. I turned off the t.v. and starred at the blackness that was my room. I began focusing on my breathing and realized it was strange. Then I felt a little nausea and my body was warm all over. I began listening to my floor fan and it started to make the strangest sounds. I kept listening and then it all changed. It was like my hearing came into focus and I was hearing stuff coming from behind me. I soon saw strange shapes and lines and things exploding but they were all in time with what I was hearing.
Then the shapes and colors began to form and took the shape of a sphere. Have you ever seen an active graphic equilizer? The lines that move at different wavelengths and stuff? Well I could see all the wavelengths that my fan was producing. The lines were coming out of the center of the sphere and reached to the edges of the sphere so I wanted to see what was at the center. Ever look at a t.v. up close? You see the pixals that make up the big picture. That is exactly was I saw. The pixaltion of sound.
So after watching all this unfold in front of me for about an hour, it began to drift away and soon the fan was making it's normal noise. I sat up in bed since I hadn't moved one muscle since it began, and had the urge to talk. What happened was utterly insane. I said 'Jing Jong Parvey' and began to speak but I was not talking in words. It was just a jumbled mess of letters and all the different sounds that my human voice could make. Not only that, but I was flailing my arms and legs about. It was like I was going complete nuts. But it was fun.
So that went on for about 30 minutes. After I stopped, I started giggling uncontrollably. It was very funny. I really had to take a piss so I stood up and was stood there looking at my bedroom door which was less than 10 feet away. After what seemed like forever I made it over to the door and walked out. Took a piss, tripped out on myself in the mirror (very cool feeling) and decided to look outside through the blinds. The world seemed huge. I began to pet my cats and my hands just melted into them. I picked one of them up and held her in my arms. Ridiculas feeling. I had tons of energy and wanted to do something cool. I thought 'Ooh... Iíll get on the internet.' This is when the trip goes bad.
I turn on my comp and after it starts up, I looked at the screen and felt very confused. I started to feel hot and the nausea started to come back. I looked at the screen more and decided not get online cause what if my girlfriend called and found out Iím online at like 5 in the morning? She wouldnít have called but she was very bad for me. I started to feel more sick and feeling flushed. 'Iíll puke em out. That'll make me feel better.' Little to my knowledge that it wouldn't have done anything anyway. I tried to puke and felt worse and worse.  So afraid that I was going to lose everything. I would lose my girlfriend, my job, my apartment, my parents. My world came crashing down in a big hurry. I was crying uncontrolably. I thought that if I went to sleep I'd wake up and be ok. That sure didnít work. I couldnít decide whether to call my girlfriend and tell her or my parents or 911. I was totally flippin out.
So I decided to call the guy in which I got the shrooms. Lets just say his name is Matt. I try calling his cell but he's not in range. He is a good 30 minutes off the freeway from where I was. So I continued to call his cell, leaving desparate messages to no avail. Finally he picks up. 'Hey man. Dude. Isnít this crazy?' I said 'I am not ok.  He proceeded to tell me that I was ok and to just calm down and that they were on their way to come and get me. So we hung up the phone and I started to think. Wait, did I actually talk to him? Or was I just trippin. So I tried callin again. No answer.
Shit hit the fan. Going hysterical was I. I was feeling all the emotions that I've ever felt in my life all at the same time. And every memory I ever had was fast forwarding and rewinding in my head. My memories were pushing and pulling on and against each other as if my brain were being ripped apart. By this time I had lost all sense of time and sense of self. I looked around my room and didnít recognize anything. Then the phone rang. They really were on their way and after 10 minutes of trying to tell them where I live, they were almost there. We hung up the phone again and I knew everything was going to be ok. I was still jumpy and crying but, a calmness came over me. I started to reflect on myself and the things I took for granted. And realized what was truly important to me.
The phone rang again and Matt told me that they were outside my complex. I said, 'Ok, I gotta put some clothes on.'   How many did you take?' 'All of them.' I replied.   So I put some clothes on not thinking about the shirt I grabbed to put on and walked outside. A bunch of people were waiting for me and I just busted up in laughter as well as them. We all started hugging and talking and I felt so incredibly satisfied and happy.
Then another person that was there (all people who came to my rescue were trippin too) pointed out that my shirt read 'From out of the depths'. How true. Looking back at that trip, it was by far the most amazing experience I've ever had. Even though the paranoia was incredibly frightening, all in all, it was amazing. I looked at everything differently. The trees and cars and birds. But especially, myself. I am a much happier person now.  I totally have plans to do shrooms again in the future. Just not near as many and never again alone.
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In the wake of "Gremlins" and its myriad rip-offs came this very funny horror comedy, for a lack of a better description. It is quick (at a full-throttle 86 minutes), clever, self-parodic, and just plain delightful from first frame to last.
The story begins in outer space on some floating prison ship, housing fugitives known simply as the Cripes, who are to be transported to some asteroid. The Cripes somehow escape on the ship and head for Earth (aliens just love our home planet), while two bounty hunters dressed in almost Western garb, a combination of long trenchcoats and pointed boots, search for them. They also have to change their nondescript appearances to human form.
Flash forward to the typical American farmlands of Kansas where a nice American family live, consisting of the farmer, Jay Brown (Billy Green Bush), his housecleaning wife, Helen (Dee Wallace Stone), the presumptious son, Brad (Scott Grimes) who loves using his slingshot, and the sister he constantly fights with, April (Nadine Van Der Velde), who has the hots for the local handsome teen male, played by none other than Billy Zane!
 But an invasion is imminent as a spaceship lands in the farmlands, and a host of furballs start killing livestock, and basically they try to eat their way through dear old Kansas. They are of course the Cripes, a crew of furball monsters that have razor sharp teeth and use sleep-inducing (or perhaps poisonous) darts that shoot from their heads. They attack the farmer's family, and most of the town itself. Naturally, the bounty hunters finally land on Earth and cause their own havoc with their enormous guns blasting everything in sight (including churches and bowling alleys) as they search for the Cripes.
"Critters" is lots of fun, inducing more laughs than scares but of course, this is no serious horror flick. In a comical scene, Brad spots a silhouette of a Critter growing to mammoth proportions. I also like how one of the Critters utters the F curse, or how one plucks the eyes off of an E.T. doll.
The scenes at the beginning are the best as we see how this oblivious American family lives. I love the moment where Dee Wallace smiles in recognition as her daughter speaks to her boyfriend, which leads to a dinner scene with the family and the boyfriend. As the sweet couple leaves for literally a romp in the hay, the patriarch Jay asks his wife: "Have you ever told April about...you know?" She responds: "Years ago." Moments like that, and there are several featuring the sly Grimes, gives a sense of humanity to the characters. They are not cartoonish types, though the movie is one big cartoon spectacle.
It also helps that veteran character actor M. Emmet Walsh (the slimy, corrupt detective in "Blood Simple") and Don Opper (memorable as the title character in "Android") were cast, lending plenty of humorous asides throughout. "Critters" is a guilty pleasure, but full of smiles and knowing references to the B-movies of the past. It would make a great double-feature with "Mars Attacks!"
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vignettes/curl-options.Rmd
curl-options.Rmd
adapted in part from a blog post I wrote Curling - exploring web request options
Most times you request data from the web, you should have no problem. However, you eventually will run into problems. In addition, there are advanced things you can do modifying requests to web resources that fall in the advanced stuff category.
Requests to web resources are served over the http
protocol via curl. curl
is a command line tool and library for transferring data with URL syntax, supporting (lots of protocols) . curl
has many options that you may not know about.
I’ll go over some of the common and less commonly used curl options, and try to explain why you may want to use some of them.
You can go to the source, that is the curl book at https://ec.haxx.se/. In R: curl::curl_options()
for finding curl options. which gives information for each curl option, including the libcurl variable name (e.g., CURLOPT_CERTINFO
) and the type of variable (e.g., logical).
Perhaps the canonical way to use curl is on the command line. You can get curl for your operating system at http://curl.haxx.se/download.html, though hopefully you already have curl. Once you have curl, you can have lots of fun. For example, get the contents of the Google landing page:
curl
is jq.Note: if you are on windows you may require extra setup if you want to play with curl on the command line. OSX and linux have it by default. On Windows 8, installing the latest version from here http://curl.haxx.se/download.html#Win64 worked for me.
With crul
you have to set curl options per each object, so not globally across all HTTP requests. We may allow the global curl option setting in the future.
We recommend using ...
to allow users to pass in curl options. For example, lets say you have a function in a package
To make it easy for users to pass in curl options use an ...
Then we can pass in any combination of acceptable curl options:
You can instead make users pass in a list, e.g.:
Then a user has to pass curl options like:
Set a timeout for a request. If request exceeds timeout, request stops.
relevant commands:
timeout_ms=<integer>
HttpClient$new("https://www.google.com/search",
opts = list(timeout_ms = 1))$get()
#> Error in curl::curl_fetch_memory(x$url$url, handle = x$url$handle) :
#> Timeout was reached: Operation timed out after 35 milliseconds with 0 bytes received
Why use this? You sometimes are working with a web resource that is somewhat unreliable. For example, if you want to run a script on a server that may take many hours, and the web resource could be down at some point during that time, you could set the timeout and error catch the response so that the script doesn’t hang on a server that’s not responding. Another example could be if you call a web resource in an R package. In your test suite, you may want to test that a web resource is responding quickly, so you could set a timeout, and not test if that fails.
 As you can see verbose output gives you lots of information that may be useful for debugging a request. You typically don’t need verbose output unless you want to inspect a request.
Add headers to modify requests, including authentication, setting content-type, accept type, etc.
relevant commands:
HttpClient$new(headers = list(...))
x <- HttpClient$new("https://httpbin.org",
headers = list(
Accept = "application/json",
foo = "bar"
),
opts = list(verbose = TRUE)
)
x$head()
#> > HEAD / HTTP/1.1
#> Host: httpbin.org
#> User-Agent: libcurl/7.54.0 r-curl/3.2 crul/<IP_ADDRESS>21
#> Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
#> Accept: application/json
#> foo: bar
#>
#> < HTTP/1.1 200 OK
#> < Connection: keep-alive
#> < Server: gunicorn/19.8.1
#> < Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 17:59:15 GMT
#> < Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
#> < Content-Length: 8344
#> < Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
#> < Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true
#> < Via: 1.1 vegur
Why use this? For some web resources, using headers is mandatory, and httr
makes including them quite easy. Headers are nice too because e.g., passing authentication in the header instead of the URL string means your private data is not as exposed to prying eyes.
Set authentication details for a resource
relevant commands:
auth()
for basic username/password authentication
auth(user = "foo", pwd = "bar")
#> $userpwd
#> [1] "foo:bar"
#>
#> $httpauth
#> [1] 1
#>
#> attr(,"class")
#> [1] "auth"
#> attr(,"type")
#> [1] "basic"
To use an API key, this depends on the data provider. They may request it one or either of the header
or as a query parameter (which is passed in the URL string)
Another authentication option is OAuth. OAuth is not supported in crul
yet. You can always do OAuth with httr
and then take your token and pass it in as a header/etc. with crul
.
Print curl progress
relevant commands:
HttpClient$new(progress = fxn)
x <- HttpClient$new("https://httpbin.org/get", progress = httr::progress())
#> |==================================| 100%
Why use this? As you could imagine, this is increasingly useful as a request for a web resource takes longer and longer. For very long requests, this will help you know approximately when a request will finish.
When behind a proxy, give authentication details for your proxy.
relevant commands:
HttpClient$new(proxies = proxy("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3128", "foo", "bar"))
prox <- proxy("<IP_ADDRESS>", port = 80, username = "username", password = "password")
HttpClient$new("http://www.google.com/search", proxies = prox)
Why use this? Most of us likely don’t need to worry about this. However, if you are in a work place, or maybe in certain geographic locations, you may have to use a proxy. I haven’t personally used a proxy in R, so any feedback on this is great.
Some resources require a user-agent string.
relevant commands:
HttpClient$new(headers = list(
User-Agent= "foobar"))
ORHttpClient$new(opts = list(useragent = "foobar"))
both result in the same thing
Why use this? This is set by default in a http request, as you can see in the first example above for user agent. Some web APIs require that you set a specific user agent. For example, the GitHub API requires that you include a user agent string in the header of each request that is your username or the name of your application so they can contact you if there is a problem.


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Thank you all for celebrating my 20th birthday with me
Birthdays are for celebrating life, for celebrating and giving thanks to God that we live to see another year and how good He is to have seen us through the year and sustaining us throughout our lives. He has also blessed me with really really amazing people and friends, and experiences to shape me, grow me, to become a better me, and to be able to love. I thank you all for being with me throughout my year and I hope to spend this year as equally special as all the years I spend with you! Thank you for all the life lessons you all have thought me. Today isn't about me, it is about all of you. And I thank all of you so so much. I love you guys.
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Class yii\debug\Module
| Inheritance | yii\debug\Module » yii\base\Module » yii\di\ServiceLocator » yii\base\Component » yii\base\BaseObject |
|---|---|
| Implements | yii\base\BootstrapInterface, yii\base\Configurable |
| Available since version | 2.0 |
| Source Code | https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2-debug/blob/master/Module.php |
The Yii Debug Module provides the debug toolbar and debugger
Public Properties
| Property | Type | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|---|
| $aliases | array | List of path aliases to be defined. | yii\base\Module |
| $allowedHosts | array | The list of hosts that are allowed to access this module. | yii\debug\Module |
| $allowedIPs | array | The list of IPs that are allowed to access this module. | yii\debug\Module |
| $basePath | string | The root directory of the module. | yii\base\Module |
| $behaviors | yii\base\Behavior[] | List of behaviors attached to this component | yii\base\Component |
| $checkAccessCallback | callable | A valid PHP callback that returns true if user is allowed to use web shell and false otherwise The signature is the following: function (Action|null $action) The action can be null when called from a non action context (like set debug header) | yii\debug\Module |
| $components | array | The list of the component definitions or the loaded component instances (ID => definition or instance). | yii\di\ServiceLocator |
| $controllerMap | array | Mapping from controller ID to controller configurations. | yii\base\Module |
| $controllerNamespace | string | The namespace that controller classes are in. | yii\debug\Module |
| $controllerPath | string | The directory that contains the controller classes. | yii\base\Module |
| $dataPath | string | The directory storing the debugger data files. | yii\debug\Module |
| $debugHeaders | yii\base\Event | yii\debug\Module | |
| $defaultHeight | integer | The debug bar default height, as a percentage of the total screen height | yii\debug\Module |
| $defaultPanel | string | The name of the panel that should be visible when opening the debug panel. | yii\debug\Module |
| $defaultRoute | string | The default route of this module. | yii\base\Module |
| $dirMode | integer | The permission to be set for newly created directories. | yii\debug\Module |
| $disableCallbackRestrictionWarning | boolean | Whether to disable access callback restriction warning triggered by checkAccess function | yii\debug\Module |
| $disableIpRestrictionWarning | boolean | Whether to disable IP address restriction warning triggered by checkAccess function | yii\debug\Module |
| $enableDebugLogs | boolean | Whether to enable message logging for the requests about debug module actions. | yii\debug\Module |
| $fileMode | integer | The permission to be set for newly created debugger data files. | yii\debug\Module |
| $historySize | integer | The maximum number of debug data files to keep. | yii\debug\Module |
| $id | string | An ID that uniquely identifies this module among other modules which have the same parent. | yii\base\Module |
| $layout | string|boolean | The layout that should be applied for views within this module. | yii\base\Module |
| $layoutPath | string | The root directory of layout files. | yii\base\Module |
| $logTarget | yii\debug\LogTarget | yii\debug\Module | |
| $module | yii\base\Module | The parent module of this module. | yii\base\Module |
| $modules | array | The modules (indexed by their IDs). | yii\base\Module |
| $pageTitle | string|callable | Page title could be a string or a callable function
` php
. |
yii\debug\Module |
| $panels | array|yii\debug\Panel[] | List of debug panels. | yii\debug\Module |
| $params | array | Custom module parameters (name => value). | yii\base\Module |
| $toolbarHtml | yii\debug\Module | ||
| $traceLine | mixed | The string with placeholders to be be substituted or an anonymous function that returns the trace line string. | yii\debug\Module |
| $uniqueId | string | The unique ID of the module. | yii\base\Module |
| $urlRuleClass | string | The \yii\debug\UrlRule class to use for rules generated by this module. | yii\debug\Module |
| $version | string | The version of this module. | yii\base\Module |
| $viewPath | string | The root directory of view files. | yii\base\Module |
Public Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| __call() | Calls the named method which is not a class method. | yii\base\Component |
| __clone() | This method is called after the object is created by cloning an existing one. | yii\base\Component |
| __construct() | Constructor. | yii\base\Module |
| __get() | Returns the value of a component property. | yii\base\Component |
| __isset() | Checks if a property is set, i.e. defined and not null. | yii\base\Component |
| __set() | Sets the value of a component property. | yii\base\Component |
| __unset() | Sets a component property to be null. | yii\base\Component |
| afterAction() | This method is invoked right after an action within this module is executed. | yii\base\Module |
| attachBehavior() | Attaches a behavior to this component. | yii\base\Component |
| attachBehaviors() | Attaches a list of behaviors to the component. | yii\base\Component |
| beforeAction() | This method is invoked right before an action within this module is executed. | yii\debug\Module |
| behaviors() | Returns a list of behaviors that this component should behave as. | yii\base\Component |
| bootstrap() | Bootstrap method to be called during application bootstrap stage. | yii\debug\Module |
| canGetProperty() | Returns a value indicating whether a property can be read. | yii\base\Component |
| canSetProperty() | Returns a value indicating whether a property can be set. | yii\base\Component |
| className() | Returns the fully qualified name of this class. | yii\base\BaseObject |
| clear() | Removes the component from the locator. | yii\di\ServiceLocator |
| createController() | Creates a controller instance based on the given route. | yii\base\Module |
| createControllerByID() | Creates a controller based on the given controller ID. | yii\base\Module |
| detachBehavior() | Detaches a behavior from the component. | yii\base\Component |
| detachBehaviors() | Detaches all behaviors from the component. | yii\base\Component |
| ensureBehaviors() | Makes sure that the behaviors declared in behaviors() are attached to this component. | yii\base\Component |
| get() | Returns the component instance with the specified ID. | yii\base\Module |
| getBasePath() | Returns the root directory of the module. | yii\base\Module |
| getBehavior() | Returns the named behavior object. | yii\base\Component |
| getBehaviors() | Returns all behaviors attached to this component. | yii\base\Component |
| getComponents() | Returns the list of the component definitions or the loaded component instances. | yii\di\ServiceLocator |
| getControllerPath() | Returns the directory that contains the controller classes according to $controllerNamespace. | yii\base\Module |
| getInstance() | Returns the currently requested instance of this module class. | yii\base\Module |
| getLayoutPath() | Returns the directory that contains layout view files for this module. | yii\base\Module |
| getModule() | Retrieves the child module of the specified ID. | yii\base\Module |
| getModules() | Returns the sub-modules in this module. | yii\base\Module |
| getToolbarHtml() | Gets toolbar HTML | yii\debug\Module |
| getUniqueId() | Returns an ID that uniquely identifies this module among all modules within the current application. | yii\base\Module |
| getVersion() | Returns current module version. | yii\base\Module |
| getViewPath() | Returns the directory that contains the view files for this module. | yii\base\Module |
| getYiiLogo() | Returns the logo URL to be used in <img src=" |
yii\debug\Module |
| has() | Returns a value indicating whether the locator has the specified component definition or has instantiated the component. | yii\base\Module |
| hasEventHandlers() | Returns a value indicating whether there is any handler attached to the named event. | yii\base\Component |
| hasMethod() | Returns a value indicating whether a method is defined. | yii\base\Component |
| hasModule() | Checks whether the child module of the specified ID exists. | yii\base\Module |
| hasProperty() | Returns a value indicating whether a property is defined for this component. | yii\base\Component |
| htmlTitle() | yii\debug\Module | |
| init() | Initializes the module. | yii\debug\Module |
| off() | Detaches an existing event handler from this component. | yii\base\Component |
| on() | Attaches an event handler to an event. | yii\base\Component |
| renderToolbar() | Renders mini-toolbar at the end of page body. | yii\debug\Module |
| runAction() | Runs a controller action specified by a route. | yii\base\Module |
| set() | Registers a component definition with this locator. | yii\di\ServiceLocator |
| setAliases() | Defines path aliases. | yii\base\Module |
| setBasePath() | Sets the root directory of the module. | yii\base\Module |
| setComponents() | Registers a set of component definitions in this locator. | yii\di\ServiceLocator |
| setDebugHeaders() | Setting headers to transfer debug data in AJAX requests without interfering with the request itself. | yii\debug\Module |
| setInstance() | Sets the currently requested instance of this module class. | yii\base\Module |
| setLayoutPath() | Sets the directory that contains the layout files. | yii\base\Module |
| setModule() | Adds a sub-module to this module. | yii\base\Module |
| setModules() | Registers sub-modules in the current module. | yii\base\Module |
| setVersion() | Sets current module version. | yii\base\Module |
| setViewPath() | Sets the directory that contains the view files. | yii\base\Module |
| setYiiLogo() | Sets the logo URL to be used in <img src=" |
yii\debug\Module |
| trigger() | Triggers an event. | yii\base\Component |
Protected Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| checkAccess() | Checks if current user is allowed to access the module | yii\debug\Module |
| corePanels() | yii\debug\Module | |
| defaultVersion() | Returns default module version. | yii\debug\Module |
| initPanels() | Initializes panels. | yii\debug\Module |
| resetGlobalSettings() | Resets potentially incompatible global settings done in app config. | yii\debug\Module |
Events
| Event | Type | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVENT_AFTER_ACTION | yii\base\ActionEvent | An event raised after executing a controller action. | yii\base\Module |
| EVENT_BEFORE_ACTION | yii\base\ActionEvent | An event raised before executing a controller action. | yii\base\Module |
Constants
| Constant | Value | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEFAULT_IDE_TRACELINE | '{text}' | yii\debug\Module |
Property Details
The list of hosts that are allowed to access this module.
Each array element is a hostname that will be resolved to an IP address that is compared
with the IP address of the user. A use case is to use a dynamic DNS (DDNS) to allow access.
The default value is []
.
The list of IPs that are allowed to access this module.
Each array element represents a single IP filter which can be either an IP address
or an address with wildcard (e.g. 192.168.0.*) to represent a network segment.
The default value is ['<IP_ADDRESS>', '::1']
, which means the module can only be accessed
by localhost.
A valid PHP callback that returns true if user is allowed to use web shell and false otherwise
The signature is the following:
function (Action|null $action) The action can be null when called from a non action context (like set debug header)
The namespace that controller classes are in. This namespace will be used to load controller classes by prepending it to the controller class name.
If not set, it will use the controllers
sub-namespace under the namespace of this module.
For example, if the namespace of this module is foo\bar
, then the default
controller namespace would be foo\bar\controllers
.
See also the guide section on autoloading to learn more about defining namespaces and how classes are loaded.
The directory storing the debugger data files. This can be specified using a path alias.
The debug bar default height, as a percentage of the total screen height
The name of the panel that should be visible when opening the debug panel. The default value is 'log'.
The permission to be set for newly created directories. This value will be used by PHP \yii\debug\chmod() function. No umask will be applied. Defaults to 0775, meaning the directory is read-writable by owner and group, but read-only for other users.
Whether to disable access callback restriction warning triggered by checkAccess function
Whether to disable IP address restriction warning triggered by checkAccess function
Whether to enable message logging for the requests about debug module actions. You normally do not want to keep these logs because they may distract you from the logs about your applications. You may want to enable the debug logs if you want to investigate how the debug module itself works.
The permission to be set for newly created debugger data files. This value will be used by PHP \yii\debug\chmod() function. No umask will be applied. If not set, the permission will be determined by the current environment.
The maximum number of debug data files to keep. If there are more files generated, the oldest ones will be removed.
Page title could be a string or a callable function
...
'pageTitle' => 'Custom Debug Title',
...
// OR
'pageTitle' => function($url) {
$domain = getDomain($url);
return $domain . ' debugger';
}
List of debug panels. The array keys are the panel IDs, and values are the corresponding panel class names or configuration arrays. This will be merged with corePanels(). You may reconfigure a core panel via this property by using the same panel ID. You may also disable a core panel by setting it to be false in this property.
The string with placeholders to be be substituted or an anonymous function that returns the trace line string. The placeholders are {file}, {line} and {text} and the string should be as follows:
File: {file} - Line: {line} - Text: {text}
The signature of the anonymous function should be as follows:
function($trace, $panel) {
// compute line string
return $line;
}
The \yii\debug\UrlRule class to use for rules generated by this module.
Method Details
This method is invoked right before an action within this module is executed.
The method will trigger the EVENT_BEFORE_ACTION event. The return value of the method will determine whether the action should continue to run.
In case the action should not run, the request should be handled inside of the beforeAction
code
by either providing the necessary output or redirecting the request. Otherwise the response will be empty.
If you override this method, your code should look like the following:
public function beforeAction($action)
{
if (!parent::beforeAction($action)) {
return false;
}
// your custom code here
return true; // or false to not run the action
}
| public boolean beforeAction ( $action ) | ||
| $action | yii\base\Action | The action to be executed. |
| return | boolean | Whether the action should continue to be executed. |
|---|---|---|
| throws | yii\base\InvalidConfigException | |
| throws | yii\web\ForbiddenHttpException |
Bootstrap method to be called during application bootstrap stage.
| public void bootstrap ( $app ) | ||
| $app | yii\base\Application | The application currently running |
Checks if current user is allowed to access the module
| protected boolean checkAccess ( $action = null ) | ||
| $action | yii\base\Action|null | The action to be executed. May be |
| return | boolean | If access is granted |
|---|
| protected array corePanels ( ) | ||
| return | array | Default set of panels |
|---|
Returns default module version.
Child class may override this method to provide more specific version detection.
| protected string defaultVersion ( ) | ||
| return | string | The version of this module. |
|---|
Gets toolbar HTML
| public void getToolbarHtml ( ) |
Returns the logo URL to be used in <img src="
| public static string getYiiLogo ( ) | ||
| return | string | The logo URL |
|---|
| public string htmlTitle ( ) | ||
| return | string | Page title to be used in HTML |
|---|
Initializes the module.
This method is called after the module is created and initialized with property values given in configuration. The default implementation will initialize $controllerNamespace if it is not set.
If you override this method, please make sure you call the parent implementation.
| public void init ( ) | ||
| throws | yii\base\InvalidConfigException |
|---|
Initializes panels.
| protected void initPanels ( ) | ||
| throws | yii\base\InvalidConfigException |
|---|
Renders mini-toolbar at the end of page body.
| public void renderToolbar ( $event ) | ||
| $event | yii\base\Event | |
| throws | Throwable |
|---|
Resets potentially incompatible global settings done in app config.
| protected void resetGlobalSettings ( ) |
Setting headers to transfer debug data in AJAX requests without interfering with the request itself.
| public void setDebugHeaders ( $event ) | ||
| $event | yii\base\Event |
Sets the logo URL to be used in <img src="
| public static void setYiiLogo ( $logo ) | ||
| $logo | string | The logo URL |


Criminal Investigation
- Program: Law Enforcement
- Course: Criminal Investigation
- Course #: LAWE2225
- Credits: 3
Course Description
This course is designed to provide the student with information pertaining to basic duties and responsibilities of a peace officer as they relate to crimes against person and crimes against property. A presentation of the goals for successful crimination investigations will include crime scene considerations, building and establishing elements of a crime, learning to obtain information and evidence and working within the confines and constraints of a legal framework.allowing them to customize their program.
Course Evaluation
Refer to Course Syllabus for detailed information regarding the requirements and evaluation standards for this course. The Course Syllabus will be distributed the first week of the course.
Disability Services
Hennepin Technical College offers reasonable accommodations to qualified students with disabilities. If you have a documented disability that may require accommodations, contact the college’s Disability Services Director: Sara Laviolette at Brooklyn Park<PHONE_NUMBER>) or Jean Kreutter at Eden Prairie<PHONE_NUMBER>).
Course Goals
- Identify Minnesota native woody plants by botanical/common names.
- Identify Minnesota natural plant communities.
- Select plant needs with proper site characteristics.
- Implement proper planting techniques.
- Implement proper tree care to potential clients.
- Identify common urban tree pests.
- Prescribe treatment for common urban tree pests.
- Design environmentally sound landscapes.
- Integrate a sustainable approach to landscape installation and maintenance.
- Prepare to take Minnesota Tree Inspector Certification Test.
- Prepare to take ISA Certified Arborist Test (Knowledge Portion).
- Credits: 3
- Credit Type: Lecture
- Lab Credits: 0
- MnTC: 0
- Prerequisites: Admission into the Law Enforcement Program
- Campus: Brooklyn Park


Methods for calculating and testing the significance of pairwise monotonic association from and based on the work of Pimentel (2009) <doi:10.4135/9781412985291.n2>. Computation of association of vectors from one or multiple sets can be performed in parallel thanks to the packages 'foreach' and 'doMC'.
| Version: | 0.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | foreach |
| Suggests: | doMC, gamlss.dist, knitr, testthat, R.rsp, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-01-16 |
| Author: | Alice Albasi [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Alice Albasi <albasialice at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | mazeinda results |
| Reference manual: | mazeinda.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | mazeinda_0.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mazeinda_0.0.1.zip, r-release: mazeinda_0.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: mazeinda_0.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mazeinda_0.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: mazeinda_0.0.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=mazeinda to link to this page.


MoH proposed cigarette tax hike, internet ads control, e-cigarette ban
HÀ NỘI – Plans have been proposed to increase tax on tobacco, ban electronic vapes and tighten online advertising of cigarettes.
The Ministry of Health said it wants to prevent people, particularly youngsters from taking up the habit.
The proposals were raised at a meeting to review the Law on Tobacco Harms Prevention and Control held by the Ministry of Health (MoH) in Hà Nội yesterday.
Nguyễn Quang Huy, head of the MoH’s Legal Department, said the price of cigarettes in Việt Nam was far lower than other countries in the region.
He also said there are serious issues with cross-border smuggling of foreign cigarettes that need to be addressed.
Trần Thị Trang, vice head of the MoH’s Legal Department, said banning smoking in certain public areas has not been effectively enforced.
She also said more needs to be done to educate young people about the harm smoking causes.
E-cigarettes
Health experts said that e-cigarettes cause as much harm as normal cigarettes. Photo vietnamplus.vn
Four years ago, a study carried out by the Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS), revealed 1.1 per cent of adults used electronic cigarettes – with many thinking they were harmless.
Phan Thị Hải, vice director of the Tobacco Harms Prevention and Control Fund, said she believed that figure today is much higher.
And in recent months, studies in Europe have revealed vapes, or e-cigarettes may cause serious brain damage.
A survey on e-cigarette consumption is being carried out with results expected next year, but Hải urged the country to ban the use of electronic cigarettes altogether.
Hải said: “Many tobacco companies persuaded governments that using e-cigarettes was a good method to quit the traditional cigarettes.”
But, she added, World Health Organisation (WHO) and health experts have concluded there is no proof they help people kick the habit.
Dr. Phạm Thị Lệ Quyên from Bạch Mai Hospital in Ha Noi said: “Many ingredients in e-cigarettes contain carcinogens such as benzene like traditional tobacco.
“E-cigarettes are not less harmful than traditional ones. They also pose numerous potential risks that we had not yet evaluated.”
Việt Nam is one of 15 countries with the most smokers worldwide. The country rank third in the Association of South-East Asian Nations, following Indonesia and the Philippines, said Deputy Minister of Health Nguyễn Trường Sơn.
According to a global survey on smoking, one in two Vietnamese adults smoke.
In addition, about 53.3 per cent and 36.8 per cent of non-smokers were exposed to second-hand smoke in their homes and offices.
Every year, about 40,000 people die from smoking in Việt Nam, said Sơn.
Five years after the Law on Tobacco Harms Prevention and Control was implemented, progress has been made.
The number of male smokers has dropped by 2.1 per cent in 2015 as compared to 2010.
More than 1,500 public offices, 3,700 kindergartens and 7,000 schools nation-wide have enforced smoking ban on campus and indoor areas.
During five years, there were 195,000 public servants who quit smoking, according to the Việt Nam General Confederation of Labour.
Cigarette detoxification programmes have been implemented in 24 hospitals in the country, helping more than 800 people quit each year, said Trang. – VNS
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National Grid faces deadline following threat from Gov. Cuomo
by APNEW YORK -- An electric company faces a deadline to respond to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's threat to revoke the utility's certificate to offer natural gas service in downstate New York.
Cuomo sent a Nov. 13 letter to National Grid on Tuesday giving the company 14 days to respond.
That deadline will be up by midweek.
National Grid denied natural gas service to over 1,100 customers since May. The company blamed New York's rejection of an application for a $1 billion pipeline bringing natural gas from Pennsylvania's shale gas fields.
Cuomo says such a pipeline wouldn't be in service until at least next year. National Grid has since reversed course and begun connecting customers.
The Democratic governor claims National Grid took advantage of the public. A spokeswoman has said National Grid is reviewing Cuomo's letter.


Tottenham appeal Son Heung-min red card and offer counselling over Andre Gomes injury
Tottenham star Son Heung-min was left devastated after his tackle caused a serious injury to Everton's Andre Gomes on Sunday night
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Tottenham have launched an appeal against Son Heung-min's red card for the tackle which led to Andre Gomes' horrific injury.
Gomes suffered a fracture dislocation of his left ankle with the graphic nature of the injury leaving Son in tears.
He is understood to have been offered counselling by Spurs chiefs as he remains upset over the incident as the club launch an official appeal against the decision to show him a red card.
The innocuous tackle as Gomes looked to attack saw him awkwardly fall into Sergie Aurier, leaving him on the turf screaming in agony.
Referee Martin Atkinson initially reached for a yellow card but, once he realised the outcome of the challenge, brandished a red with Son inconsolable as he was led off the pitch.
A Premier League statement explaining the controversial decision said: "The red card for Son was for endangering the safety of a player which happened as a consequence of his initial challenge."
They have now launched an appeal, knowing they could be without Son for upcoming Premier League games against Sheffield United, West Ham and Bournemouth if it is unsuccessful.
Everton skipper Sheamus Coleman visited Son in the dressing room after the game to offer words of support, whilst team-mate Dele Alli, who opened the scoring in the 1-1 draw, gave his reaction to the incident to Sky Sports after the match.
"Didn’t want to look too much at what happened. I want to send best wishes," Alli said.
"Son is devastated and in tears. It’s not his fault. Son is one of nicest people you’ve ever met. He can’t even lift his head up, he’s crying so much.
"The injury does play on your mind but you have to stay professional.
"We switched off for a second and they scored."


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unstyle.gui package¶
Submodules¶
unstyle.gui.unstyle_auto module¶
unstyle.gui.unstyle_frontend module¶
-
class
unstyle.gui.unstyle_frontend.
Unstyle
(parent=None)¶ Bases:
PyQt5.QtWidgets.QMainWindow
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browseYourDoc_clicked
()¶
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browseYourDocs_clicked
()¶
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deleteYourDocs_clicked
()¶
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getFeatureDesc
(functionName)¶ Translate feature extractor names into something that the end user can understand. :param functionName: A feature extracting function. :returns: A typle containing (“Feature Name”, “Description of feature”).
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refreshAnonymity
()¶ Called whenever the user changes the text editor.
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row_highlighted
(_, __)¶ Every time someone selects a row from the table, we update our description box with the description of the feature.
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saveDoc_clicked
()¶ Save the current state of the text editor to a file defined by the user.
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realtimeweb.weatherservice.domain
Class Forecast
Object
realtimeweb.weatherservice.domain.Forecast
public class Forecast
- extends Object
A prediction for future weather.
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Constructor Summary |
Forecast(Map<String,Object> raw)
Internal constructor to create a Forecast from a json representation. |
Forecast(String periodName,
String periodTime,
String temperatureLabel,
int temperature,
int probabilityOfPrecipitation,
String description,
String imageUrl,
String longDescription)
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| Methods inherited from class Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Forecast
public Forecast(Map<String,Object> raw)
- Internal constructor to create a Forecast from a json representation.
- Parameters:
map
- The raw json data that will be parsed.
Forecast
public Forecast(String periodName,
String periodTime,
String temperatureLabel,
int temperature,
int probabilityOfPrecipitation,
String description,
String imageUrl,
String longDescription)
getLongDescription
public String getLongDescription()
- Returns:
- A more-detailed, human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
setLongDescription
public void setLongDescription(String longDescription)
- Parameters:
A
- more-detailed, human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
getDescription
public String getDescription()
- Returns:
- A human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
setDescription
public void setDescription(String description)
- Parameters:
A
- human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
getImageUrl
public String getImageUrl()
- Returns:
- A url pointing to a picture that describes the predicted weather for this period.
setImageUrl
public void setImageUrl(String imageUrl)
- Parameters:
A
- url pointing to a picture that describes the predicted weather for this period.
getTemperatureLabel
public String getTemperatureLabel()
- Returns:
- Either 'High' or 'Low', depending on whether or not the predicted temperature is a daily high or a daily low.
setTemperatureLabel
public void setTemperatureLabel(String temperatureLabel)
- Parameters:
Either
- 'High' or 'Low', depending on whether or not the predicted temperature is a daily high or a daily low.
getPeriodName
public String getPeriodName()
- Returns:
- A human-readable name for this time period (e.g. Tonight or Saturday).
setPeriodName
public void setPeriodName(String periodName)
- Parameters:
A
- human-readable name for this time period (e.g. Tonight or Saturday).
getProbabilityOfPrecipitation
public Integer getProbabilityOfPrecipitation()
- Returns:
- The probability of precipitation for this period (as a percentage).
setProbabilityOfPrecipitation
public void setProbabilityOfPrecipitation(Integer probabilityOfPrecipitation)
- Parameters:
The
- probability of precipitation for this period (as a percentage).
getPeriodTime
public String getPeriodTime()
- Returns:
- A string representing the time that this period starts. Encoded as YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS, where the T is not a number, but a always present character (e.g. 2013-07-30T18:00:00).
setPeriodTime
public void setPeriodTime(String periodTime)
- Parameters:
A
- string representing the time that this period starts. Encoded as YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS, where the T is not a number, but a always present character (e.g. 2013-07-30T18:00:00).
getTemperature
public Integer getTemperature()
- Returns:
- The predicted temperature for this period (in Fahrenheit).
setTemperature
public void setTemperature(Integer temperature)
- Parameters:
The
- predicted temperature for this period (in Fahrenheit).
toString
public String toString()
- Creates a string based representation of this Forecast.
- Overrides:
toString
in class Object
- Returns:
- String
parse
public static ArrayList<Forecast> parse(Map<String,Object> raw)


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TWICE's Tzuyu shows that she's ready for Christmas
by sl278TWICE's Tzuyu is ready for Christmas!
The beautiful idol appeared on the group's Instagram page on November 22nd where she is seen cheerily smiling in front of a Christmas tree. Although it is still November, it's clear that Tzuyu is already embodying the Christmas spirit!
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CIMPA PLM Services are based on effective business processes, integrated information systems, smooth supplier collaboration and In-Service Lifecycle Management, particularly in connection with CAD, CAM and PDM software. CIMPA offers customised solutions along the entire process chain without being bound to software vendors.
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How to use Angular IOS Toggle Switch
Toggle Switch for Angular by Zain Zafar .
Installation
and then from your Angular
AppModule
:
Usage
Switchery with Template Driven Forms
Code
Demo
Switch Value:
{{ value | json }}
Switchery with Reactive Forms
Code
Demo
Switch Value:
{{ reactiveForm.value | json }}
Switchery with different states
You can enable/disable states by adding
disabled
property and specifying appropriate
value to switchery control
Demo
Switchery colors
Code
You can change the default color of the switch to fit your design perfectly. According to the color system, any of its color can be applied to the switchery.
Demo
Switchery Sizes
Code
You can choose one of 4 main Switch sizes - large (
.switchery-lg
), default, small (
.switchery-sm
) and mini (
.switchery-xs
). Just add proper size as input.
Demo
Switchery Label
Code
Switchery can be used with single label or with multiple
labels. For single label use
[onLabel]="Single Label"
, for double specify an
extra property
offLabel="Double Label"
Demo
Switchery sticked to right
Code
Sometimes it's very useful to have switches on the right side
of the container. Just add
[sticked]="true"
to the Switchery


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Happy Index - it’s our way to calculate people’s happiness in like mathematics do - in numbers. It base on four main characteristics for each country: nature, infrastructure, judge and zero hunger.


Overview
Overview
This analysis is part of the Wesleyan University’s Data Analysis course. Thanks Lisa Dierker for putting through the course. I have selected gapminder dataset for the analysis. I am interested to see how Suicide (per 100,000 people) correlates with inflation (annual %). I believe there will be a direct correlation between the two -as the inflation rises, suicides go up. Both of these variables are not part of the cookbook. I have decided to download the datasets from the Gapminder website myself. Also, unfortunately, there is no consolidated dataset having all the variables at one place. I am going to, as a part of my analysis, download all the 519 variables and consolidate the information. I have already begun parsing all the data spreadsheets.
Approach
I make available the gapminder dataset with all 519 variables. I beleive this will help others have all the data at place and help correlate various variables at once. Here is my github repo for this project. I am presently doing the data ETL work - mainly cleaning and transforming the dataset into tidy format. I have not developed a full research question yet. Once I have all the varirables, I want to see if I can develop a question from the dataset.
Literature Review
- Employment status, inflation and suicidal behaviour: an analysis of a stratified sample in Italy. - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21813481
- http://isp.sagepub.com/content/58/5/477.abstract


A Wizard Plugin
You need a form with the right markup as following.
Each .stepy-step
will became a step.
The title
of the .stepy-step
will be the headers titles.
And the .stepy-legend
will be the header title description.
Inside the .stepy-step
you put your stuffs.
<form>
<fieldset title="Step 1" class="stepy-step">
<legend class="stepy-legend">legend one</legend>

</fieldset>
<fieldset title="Step 2" class="stepy-step">
<legend class="stepy-legend">legend two</legend>

</fieldset>
<fieldset title="Step 3" class="stepy-step">
<legend class="stepy-legend">legend three</legend>

</fieldset>
back
next
<input type="submit" class="stepy-finish" />
</form>
Using the default options.
$('form').stepy();
You can to use the header items to navigate between the steps with a click.
The header click is good when you have a lot of steps and want to jump a non sequential steps.
$('.form').stepy({ titleClick: true });
Each step receives your description that is the .stepy-legend
element of the .stepy-step
.
That element is used on header to describe the step, but you can disabled it.
Disable the description does not hide the original .stepy-legend
element. If you want to hide just the .stepy-legend
element, use CSS for it.
$('form').stepy({ description: false });
By default, when you press the key enter, the next step will be called giving you a better usability.
If the option validate is enabled, then the step will be validated before.
$('form').stepy({ enter: true });
The selector of you finish button.
$('form').stepy({ finishButton: false });
Callback to be called when you press the finish button. Inside it you can prevent the submit returning false
.
The element that will trigger can be a submit
type element or any other button with the class stepy-finish
.
$('form').stepy({
finish: function() {
alert('Canceling...');
return false;
}
});
Display the .stepy-legend
element on fieldset.
When this option is false
, it's just hidden. The content of the .stepy-legend
element will be used to set the header description.
$('form').stepy({ legend: false });
This callback is trigged before you go to the next step.
Like the other callback, if you return false
it won't go to the next step.
Here you can do your own validation, manually or using your favorite plugin.
$('form').stepy({
next: function(index, totalSteps) {
alert('Going to step: ' + index + ' with total of steps: ' + totalSteps);
}
});
This callback is trigged before you go to the back step.
Like the other callback, if you return false
it won't go to the back step.
$('form').stepy({
back: function(index, totalSteps) {
alert('Returning to step: ' + index + ' with total of steps: ' + totalSteps);
}
});
This callback is trigged when the current step is rendered.
Here you can do actions to manipulate the current step with the elements shown to the user.
$('form').stepy({
select: function(index, totalSteps) {
alert('Rendered step: ' + index + ' with total of steps: ' + totalSteps);
}
});
You can change the place where the header will be rendered passing the selector of the element where the header will be appended.
$('form').stepy({ titleClick: true });
You can set an effect during the transitions between the steps.
You can choose fade
, slide
or undefined
for the normal transition.
$('form').stepy({
duration : 400,
transition: 'fade'
});
If you don't want a header, you can just change header
to false
and it won't be created.
$('form').stepy({ header: false });
The class to find the back button inside each step.
$('form').stepy({ backButton: '.stepy-back' });
The class to find the back button inside each step.
$('form').stepy({ nextButton: '.stepy-next' });
If you wish, you can use global buttons to control the steps, just put it where you want.
$('form').stepy({ nextButton: '.stepy-next' });
You can integrate any plugin of validation on your steps, just saying if each field is valid or not.
$('form').stepy({ nextButton: '.stepy-next' });
This options blocks the navigation to next step if the current is invalid.
$('form').stepy({ nextButton: '.stepy-next' });
Callback before the backward action.
Block the next step if the current is invalid.
Choose if the descriptions of the titles will be showed.
Duration of the transition between steps in ms.
Enables the enter key to change to the next step.
If an error occurs, a image is showed in the title of the corresponding step.
Callback before the finish action.
Include the button with class called '.finish' into the last step.
Creates a header with title and description.
Choose the fields to be ignored on validation.
Choose if the legends of the steps will be showed.
Callback before the forward action.
Callback executed when the step is shown.
Active the back and next action in the titles.
Choose the place where titles will be placed.
Use transition between steps ('hide', 'fade' or 'slide').
Callback to each field of each step.
You can change any option mentioning the scope $.fn.stepy.defaults.
+ option_name. It must be called before you bind the plugin.
$.fn.stepy.defaults.validate = true;
$.fn.stepy.defaults.titleClick = true;
$('form').stepy('step');
Goes to the given step.
$('form').stepy('destroy');
Destroy the Stepy's bind and gives you the raw element before it.


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3.2. CLI Kerberos Authentication
The Presto Command Line Interface can connect to a Presto coordinator that has Kerberos authentication enabled.
Environment Configuration
Kerberos Services
You will need a Kerberos KDC running on a node that the client can reach over the network. The KDC is responsible for authenticating principals and issuing session keys that can be used with Kerberos-enabled services. KDCs typically run on port 88, which is the IANA-assigned port for Kerberos.
MIT Kerberos Configuration
Kerberos needs to be configured on the client. At a minimum, there needs
to be a kdc
entry in the [realms]
section of the /etc/krb5.conf
file. You may also want to include an admin_server
entry and ensure that
the client can reach the Kerberos admin server on port 749.
[realms]
PRESTO.EXAMPLE.COM = {
kdc = kdc.example.com
admin_server = kdc.example.com
}
[domain_realm]
.presto.example.com = PRESTO.EXAMPLE.COM
presto.example.com = PRESTO.EXAMPLE.COM
The complete documentation
for krb5.conf
is hosted by the MIT Kerberos Project. If you are using a
different implementation of the Kerberos protocol, you will need to adapt the
configuration to your environment.
Kerberos Principals and Keytab Files
Each user who connects to the Presto coordinator needs a Kerberos principal. You will need to create these users in Kerberos using kadmin.
Additionally, each user needs a keytab file. The keytab file can be created using kadmin after you create the principal.
kadmin
> addprinc -randkey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>> ktadd -k /home/someuser/someuser.keytab<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note
Running ktadd randomizes the principal’s keys. If you have just
created the principal, this does not matter. If the principal already exists,
and if existing users or services rely on being able to authenticate using a
password or a keytab, use the -norandkey
option to ktadd.
Java Cryptography Extension Policy Files
The Java Runtime Environment is shipped with policy files that limit the strengh of the cryptographic keys that can be used. Kerberos, by default, uses keys that are larger than those supported by the included policy files. There are two possible solutions to the problem:
- Update the JCE policy files.
- Configure Kerberos to use reduced-strength keys.
Of the two options, updating the JCE policy files is recommended. The JCE policy files can be downloaded from Oracle. Note that the JCE policy files vary based on the major version of Java you are running. Java 6 policy files will not work with Java 8, for example.
The Java 8 policy files are available here.
Instructions for installing the policy files are included in a README
file in
the ZIP archive. You will need administrative access to install the policy
files if you are installing them in a system JRE.
Java Keystore File for TLS
Access to the Presto coordinator must be through https when using Kerberos authentication. The Presto coordinator uses a Java Keystore file for its TLS configuration. This file can be copied to the client machine and used for its configuration.
Presto CLI execution
In addition to the options that are required when connecting to a Presto coordinator that does not require Kerberos authentication, invoking the CLI with Kerberos support enabled requires a number of additional command line options. The simplest way to invoke the CLI is with a wrapper script.
#!/bin/bash
./presto \
--server https://presto-coordinator.example.com:7778 \
--enable-authentication \
--krb5-config-path /etc/krb5.conf \
--krb5-principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>\
--krb5-keytab-path /home/someuser/someuser.keytab \
--krb5-remote-service-name presto \
--keystore-path /tmp/presto.jks \
--keystore-password password \
--catalog <catalog> \
--schema <schema>
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--server |
The address and port of the Presto coordinator. The port must be set to the port the Presto coordinator is listening for HTTPS connections on. |
--enable-authentication |
Enables Kerberos authentication. |
--krb5-config-path |
Kerberos configuration file. |
--krb5-principal |
The principal to use when authenticating to the coordinator. |
--krb5-keytab-path |
The location of the the keytab that can be used to
authenticate the principal specified by --krb5-principal |
--krb5-remote-service-name |
Presto coordinator Kerberos service name. |
--keystore-path |
The location of the Java Keystore file that will be used to secure TLS. |
--keystore-password |
The password for the keystore. This must match the password you specified when creating the keystore. |
Troubleshooting
Many of the same steps that can be used when troubleshooting the Presto coordinator apply to troubleshooting the CLI.
Additional Kerberos Debugging Information
You can enable additional Kerberos debugging information for the Presto CLI
process by passing -Dsun.security.krb5.debug=true
as a JVM argument when
starting the CLI process. Doing so requires invoking the CLI JAR via java
instead of running the self-executable JAR directly. The self-executable jar
file cannot pass the option to the JVM.
#!/bin/bash
java \
-Dsun.security.krb5.debug=true \
-jar presto-cli-*-executable.jar \
--server https://presto-coordinator.example.com:7778 \
--enable-authentication \
--krb5-config-path /etc/krb5.conf \
--krb5-principal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>\
--krb5-keytab-path /home/someuser/someuser.keytab \
--krb5-remote-service-name presto \
--keystore-path /tmp/presto.jks \
--keystore-password password \
--catalog <catalog> \
--schema <schema>
The additional resources listed in the documentation for setting up Kerberos authentication for the Presto coordinator may be of help when interpreting the Kerberos debugging messages.


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