Interval
The interval is measured in milliseconds. It changes how often the analyzer takes in a frequency and converts it to a colour. The lower the interval, the greater the number of computations.
Min & Max Amplitude
The amplitude of each frequency is how loud that frequency is heard. The Min & Max Amplitude changes the bounds of what the analyzer takes in such that you can ignore loud sounds or soft buzzes throughout the interpretation.
Min & Max Frequency
Sound to Sight works by taking the audible frequency and mapping it to the visual frequency. However, many sounds do not use the entire sound frequency and thus, the colours that correspond to those frequencies that are not played will not be displayed. By changing the Min and Max frequency, you change the scope of the audible frequency to be mapped to colours. This can allow a more dynamic colour pallet with a sound file that has a lower frequency range.
Colour Addition Algorithms
Since the Web Audio API picks up many frequencies at a given instant, it is Sound to Sight's job to combine those frequencies into one colour. Sound and Image gives you three different options to combine the frequencies into colours.
method 1)
This method takes the RGB value of each frequency at an instance and multiplies the R, G, and B values by a fraction directly related to its amplitude. The total RGB that is painted is an addition of each of the colours with non-zero amplitudes at the given instance.
method 2)
This method converts the frequencies at an instance to RGBa values and then adds them on top of each other sequentially. The issue with this method is very loud frequencies will quickly cover up all the nuance of the quiet frequencies, since their opacities will be near opaque and will not blend.
This method was found here.
method 3)
Computer RGB values are derived from the square root of photon flux. I used the below formula to add the R, G, B values and used the Alpha value of the colour to be added as my t value. This method was found here.
blendColorValue(a, b, t){
return sqrt((1 - t) * a^2 + t * b^2)
}


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public class Module
extends java.lang.Object
Module pkcs11Module = Module.getInstance("cryptoki.dll");
pkcs11Module.initialize(null);
// ... work with the module
pkcs11Module.finalize(null);
Instead of cryptoki.dll
, the application will use the name of the PKCS#11 module of
the installed crypto hardware. After the application initialized the module, it can get a list of
all available slots. A slot is an object that represents a physical or logical device that can
accept a cryptographic token; for instance, the card slot of a smart card reader. The application
can call
Slot[] slots = pkcs11Module.getSlotList(Module.SlotRequirement.ALL_SLOTS);
to get a list of all available slots or
Slot[] slotsWithToken = pkcs11Module.getSlotList(Module.SlotRequirement.TOKEN_PRESENT);
to get a list of all those slots in which there is a currently a token present.
To wait for the insertion of a token, the application can use the waitForSlotEvent
method. For example, the method call
Slot eventSlot = pkcs11Module.waitForSlotEvent(Module.WaitingBehavior.DONT_BLOCK, null);
will block until an event for any slot of this module occurred. Usually such an event is the
insertion of a token. However, the application should check if the event occurred in the slot of
interest and if there is really a token present in the slot.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
Module.SlotRequirement
This interface defines the required properties for a slot.
|
static interface |
Module.WaitingBehavior
This interface defines the allowed constants for the wanted waiting behavior when calling
waitForSlotEvent.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected PKCS11 |
pkcs11Module_
Interface to the underlying PKCS#11 module.
|
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
Module(PKCS11 pkcs11Module)
Create a new module that uses the given PKCS11 interface to interact with the token.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object otherObject)
Compares the pkcs11Module_ this object with the other object.
|
void |
finalize()
This finalize method tries to finalize the module by calling
finalize() of the
Java object of the PKCS11 module. |
void |
finalize(java.lang.Object args)
Finalizes this module.
|
Info |
getInfo()
Gets information about the module; i.e.
|
static Module |
getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName)
Get an instance of this class by giving the name of the PKCS#11 module; e.g.
|
static Module |
getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName,
boolean wrapperDebugVersion)
Get an instance of this class by giving the name of the PKCS#11 module; e.g.
|
static Module |
getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName,
java.lang.String pkcs11WrapperPath)
Get an instance of this class by giving the name of the PKCS#11 module, e.g.
|
PKCS11 |
getPKCS11Module()
Gets the PKCS#11 module of the wrapper package behind this object.
|
Slot[] |
getSlotList(boolean tokenPresent)
Gets a list of slots that can accept tokens that are compatible with this module; e.g.
|
int |
hashCode()
The overriding of this method should ensure that the objects of this class work correctly in a
hashtable.
|
void |
initialize(InitializeArgs initArgs)
Initializes the module.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns the string representation of this object.
|
Slot |
waitForSlotEvent(boolean dontBlock,
java.lang.Object reserved)
Waits for an slot event.
|
protected PKCS11 pkcs11Module_
protected Module(PKCS11 pkcs11Module)
pkcs11Module
- The interface to interact with the token.public static Module getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName) throws java.io.IOException
pkcs11ModuleName
- The name of the module; e.g. "slbck.dll".java.io.IOException
- If connecting to the named module fails.public static Module getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName, boolean wrapperDebugVersion) throws java.io.IOException
pkcs11ModuleName
- The name of the module; e.g. "slbck.dll".wrapperDebugVersion
- true, if the PKCS#11 wrapper library's debug version shall be loadedjava.io.IOException
- If connecting to the named module fails.public static Module getInstance(java.lang.String pkcs11ModuleName, java.lang.String pkcs11WrapperPath) throws java.io.IOException
pkcs11ModuleName
- The name of the module; e.g. "slbck.dll".pkcs11WrapperPath
- The absolute path to the PKCS#11-wrapper native library.java.io.IOException
- If connecting to the named module fails.public Info getInfo() throws TokenException
TokenException
- If getting the information fails.public void initialize(InitializeArgs initArgs) throws TokenException
initArgs
- The initialization arguments for the module as defined in PKCS#11. May be null.TokenException
- If initialization fails.public void finalize(java.lang.Object args) throws TokenException
finalize
method, which is the
reserved Java method called by the garbage collector. This method calls the
C_Finalize(Object)
method of the underlying PKCS11 module.args
- Must be null in version 2.x of PKCS#11.TokenException
- If finalization fails.public Slot[] getSlotList(boolean tokenPresent) throws TokenException
tokenPresent
- Can be SlotRequirement.ALL_SLOTS or SlotRequirement.TOKEN_PRESENT.TokenException
- If .public Slot waitForSlotEvent(boolean dontBlock, java.lang.Object reserved) throws TokenException
dontBlock
- Can be WaitingBehavior.BLOCK or WaitingBehavior.DONT_BLOCK.reserved
- Should be null for this version.TokenException
- If the method was called with WaitingBehavior.DONT_BLOCK but there was no event
available, or if an error occured.public PKCS11 getPKCS11Module()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void finalize() throws java.lang.Throwable
finalize()
of the
Java object of the PKCS11 module. Note that this method does not call the
finalize(Object)
(C_Finalize(Objet)
) method of the PKCS11 module!
This method is the reserved Java method called by the garbage collector. Don't get confused by
the same name.finalize
in class java.lang.Object
java.lang.Throwable
- If finalization fails.finalize(Object)
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object otherObject)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
otherObject
- The other Module object.public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
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Short-term pension tax ‘solution’ confirmed by NHS England
by Annabelle Collins- Simon Stevens confirms temporary scheme, which will not leave clinicians out of pocket
- Scheme will cover full tax charge and not just for additional work
- NHS chief says clinicians can now “immediately” take on extra shifts
A temporary “solution” to the pensions tax impact on the health service has been confirmed by NHS England and signed off by government.
NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens set out details of the scheme in a letter to trade unions and royal colleges this morning.
He said it would “ensure that clinicians who exceed their NHS pension annual allowance in this financial year are not left out of pocket”.
This stop-gap solution comes amid huge concern about senior doctors turning down additional shifts, because of the threat of large tax bills on their pensions. This has exacerbated staff shortages and prompted warnings over the impact on performance and patient safety.
Today’s letter stressed: “Clinicians are therefore now immediately able to take on additional shifts or sessions without worrying about an annual allowance charge on their pension.”
HSJ has been told that the staff unions and bodies have been asked to “aggressively” market the solution to members, to try to persuade them to take on additional shifts. National officials have talked of sending the message to clinicians that the move could enable them to make very large amounts of money during 2019-20.
Mr Stevens said the new scheme - drawn up in the last couple of weeks - would enable clinicians who hit their annual pension allowance and are subsequently notified of a tax liability for this financial year to use “scheme pays” on their pensions form. This would mean they “don’t have to worry about paying the fee out of their own pocket”.
Under scheme pays, which is operated by NHS Pensions, individuals can ask for tax bills on pension contributions worth more than £40,000 a year to be paid out of their own pension pot.
The NHS would then in a “contractually binding commitment” pay them a “correspondent amount on retirement, ensuring that they are fully compensated for the effect of the ‘scheme pays’ reduction”.
Details set out by NHS England confirmed the scheme would cover the full tax charge for their pension accruals, rather than just any additional work undertaken above normal hours.
Mr Stevens warned a “substantive answer” from the government on the tapered annual allowance issues seems “unlikely to take effect before the new tax year”, given the general election and deferred Budget.
Mr Stevens said the temporary scheme would apply to doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and other clinicians who are members of the NHS pension scheme - but non-clinicians including senior managers are not covered. NHSE states in its FAQs on the new scheme that there is a less clear case the charges are creating similar retention and productivity issues in the non-clinical NHS workforce.
Mr Stevens said local employers would incur “no extra costs” as a result of this provision, which would be nationally funded. The source of future funding for it nationally is not clear.
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EVP_KDF-SSHKDF - The SSHKDF EVP_KDF implementation
Support for computing the SSHKDF KDF through the EVP_KDF API.
The EVP_KDF-SSHKDF algorithm implements the SSHKDF key derivation function. It is defined in RFC 4253, section 7.2 and is used by SSH to derive IVs, encryption keys and integrity keys. Five inputs are required to perform key derivation: The hashing function (for example SHA256), the Initial Key, the Exchange Hash, the Session ID, and the derivation key type.
"SSHKDF" is the name for this implementation; it can be used with the EVP_KDF_fetch() function.
The supported parameters are:
These parameters work as described in "PARAMETERS" in EVP_KDF(3).
These parameters set the respective values for the KDF. If a value is already set, the contents are replaced.
This parameter sets the type for the SSHKDF operation. There are six supported types:
The Initial IV from client to server. A single char of value 65 (ASCII char 'A').
The Initial IV from server to client A single char of value 66 (ASCII char 'B').
The Encryption Key from client to server A single char of value 67 (ASCII char 'C').
The Encryption Key from server to client A single char of value 68 (ASCII char 'D').
The Integrity Key from client to server A single char of value 69 (ASCII char 'E').
The Integrity Key from client to server A single char of value 70 (ASCII char 'F').
A context for SSHKDF can be obtained by calling:
EVP_KDF *kdf = EVP_KDF_fetch(NULL, "SSHKDF", NULL);
EVP_KDF_CTX *kctx = EVP_KDF_CTX_new(kdf);
The output length of the SSHKDF derivation is specified via the keylen parameter to the EVP_KDF_derive(3) function. Since the SSHKDF output length is variable, calling EVP_KDF_CTX_get_kdf_size(3) to obtain the requisite length is not meaningful. The caller must allocate a buffer of the desired length, and pass that buffer to the EVP_KDF_derive(3) function along with the desired length.
This example derives an 8 byte IV using SHA-256 with a 1K "key" and appropriate "xcghash" and "session_id" values:
EVP_KDF *kdf;
EVP_KDF_CTX *kctx;
char type = EVP_KDF_SSHKDF_TYPE_INITIAL_IV_CLI_TO_SRV;
unsigned char key[1024] = "01234...";
unsigned char xcghash[32] = "012345...";
unsigned char session_id[32] = "012345...";
unsigned char out[8];
size_t outlen = sizeof(out);
OSSL_PARAM params[6], *p = params;
kdf = EVP_KDF_fetch(NULL, "SSHKDF", NULL);
kctx = EVP_KDF_CTX_new(kdf);
EVP_KDF_free(kdf);
*p++ = OSSL_PARAM_construct_utf8_string(OSSL_KDF_PARAM_DIGEST,
SN_sha256, strlen(SN_sha256));
*p++ = OSSL_PARAM_construct_octet_string(OSSL_KDF_PARAM_KEY,
key, (size_t)1024);
*p++ = OSSL_PARAM_construct_octet_string(OSSL_KDF_PARAM_SSHKDF_XCGHASH,
xcghash, (size_t)32);
*p++ = OSSL_PARAM_construct_octet_string(OSSL_KDF_PARAM_SSHKDF_SESSION_ID,
session_id, (size_t)32);
*p++ = OSSL_PARAM_construct_utf8_string(OSSL_KDF_PARAM_SSHKDF_TYPE,
&type, sizeof(type));
*p = OSSL_PARAM_construct_end();
if (EVP_KDF_derive(kctx, out, outlen, params) <= 0)
/* Error */
RFC 4253
EVP_KDF(3), EVP_KDF_CTX_new(3), EVP_KDF_CTX_free(3), EVP_KDF_CTX_set_params(3), EVP_KDF_CTX_get_kdf_size(3), EVP_KDF_derive(3), "PARAMETERS" in EVP_KDF(3)
This functionality was added in OpenSSL 3.0.
Copyright 2016-2022 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


About the Project
This website was created for the JavaScript/jQuery class final. The portfolio features exercises and assignments completed during the Summer 2015 class Experimental Interaction.
Each of the assignment and exercises featured are created utilizing P5.js. The website showcases the various digital interaction topics covered, such as Computational Aesthetics, Visual Time, Emulating Nature, etc.


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VMC96API
Source Code Documentation
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| examples | |
| basic_vending.c | Example: Basic Vending Flow |
| get_version.c | Example: Resquest version string from all controllers |
| global_reset.c | Example: Reset All Controllers |
| opto_line_sensor.c | Example: Read Status from Opto Line Sensor |
| relay_pulse.c | Example: Relay Pulse |
| run_motor.c | Example: Run Single Motor |
| run_motor_paired.c | Example: Running Paired Motors |
| scan_array.c | Example: Scan Motor Array searching for installed motors |
| vmc96api.c | VMC96 Board Vending Machine Application Programming Interface API |
| vmc96api.h | VMC96 Board Vending Machine Application Programming Interface API |
| vmc96cli.c | VMC96 Board Vending Machine Controller Command Line Interface |


Sachin Tendulkar’s open letter to ‘men of today and tomorrow’
Sachin Tendulkar wrote an emotional letter on Wednesday addressed to "men of today and tomorrow", saying that emotional vulnerability does not make a person weaker. Tendulkar had retired this week six years ago.
by Sports DeskSachin Tendulkar wrote an emotional letter on Wednesday addressed to “men of today and tomorrow”, saying that emotional vulnerability does not make a person weaker.
Tendulkar, who had retired from international cricket this week six years ago, had shed a few tears on the field during his last Test, which had been played at the Wankhede, his home ground.
Referring to that day, Tendulkar said, “I felt stronger for putting myself out there and grateful for everything that I had received. There’s no shame in showing your tears.
Tendulkar’s note comes on the occasion of the ongoing International Men’s Week.
Talking about showing tears and the notion that crying makes men weak, Tendulkar’s letter says: “Undoubtedly there will be times when you fail, and you will feel like crying and letting it all out. But sure enough, you’ll hold back the tears and pretend to be tough. Because that’s what men do. Because that’s what we are brought up to believe – that men are not supposed to cry. That crying makes a man weak.
“I grew up believing this.


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1844
Ady,
Source: Spirit of Democracy May 31, 1844
The trial of Isaac Ady,
for the murder of his wife, Elizabeth Ady, was
commenced last Tuesday, as noticed in our last week s paper, and Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and part of Friday, were consumed in the examination of
witnesses, and hearing the arguments of counsel.
The Jury, after an absence of about four
hours, returned into court; and being each separately interrogated, said they
found Isaac Ady guilty of manslaughter.
On Saturday morning, the attorneys for the
prisoner, filed a motion for a new trial, which his Honor. Judge Kennon, said he would not dispose of during the present
term. -
Bransun
Source:
Spirit of Democracy April 19, 1844
Dreadful
Railroad Accident - A melancholy accident occurred at
The following were the names of the
persons killed and wounded, viz--
Mr. Bundrant of
Enochs, of
Bransun, of
Delner, of Brownstown, (
Roberts,
of
Luekard, do do
Miss
Craig, do do
Mr.
Crane, of Brownstown, do
________,
of
The dead were killed instantly, and the
others have had some limb broken. Miss
Craig s was amputated yesterday afternoon.
Brinkerhoff,
Hon. Henry R. Brinkerhoff
Source: Spirit of Democracy May 24, 1844 Friday
Obituary
Departed this life on the 30th inst, at
his residence in New Haven, Huron county, O., the Hon. Henry R. Brinkerhoff,
member of Congress from the district composed of Huron, Erie, Lorain and
Medina, aged 57 years.-- Mr. Brinkerhoff
was born in Adams County, Pa., in the year 1787, from whence his father removed
with his family in the year 1791 to Owasco, Cayuga
county N. York, which, at that time was an unbroken wilderness.
Cole, Anne Cole
Spirit of Democracy,
A Newport (R.I.) paper records the death of MRS. ANNE COLE,
wife of Mr. George W. Cole of that place. She was frightened by a flash of
lightening in the street, and in consequence of the fright and the exertion of
running part of the way home, a blood vessel was ruptured, and after vomiting
blood for a short time she expired.
Daugherty,
Sarah Daugherty
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10, 1844
Died
on the 7th inst. Mrs. Sarah Daugherty, consort of Matthew Daugherty,
of
Davis,
Julia Ann Davis
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 16, 1844
Died
on Wednesday evening the 14th inst., Miss Julia Ann Davis, in the 22nd
year of her age. In the death of the
deceased her parent has lost a kind and dutiful daughter; her immediate
relatives an affectionate sister; and her acquaintances a sincere friend. By her amiable disposition she had endeared
herself to all who knew her. She was a
worthy and acceptable member of the
Grave,
the guardian of her dust, Grave, the treasury of the skies, Every atom of thy
trust Rests in hope again to rise.
Dye,
John Dye
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 27, 1844
Suicide
-- Mr. John Dye, of Perry township, in this county, committed suicide by
hanging, on Saturday, the 21st inst.
Mr. Dye was a man of irreproachable character. The causes which led to his untimely end, are
unknown to his large and deeply bereaved family.
Humphreys,
Alexander W,
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1844
Died
on Tuesday the 27th inst. At his residence in Carlisle, Dr.
Alexander W. Humphreys, aged about 28.
Humphreys,
Alexander W. Dr.
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 3, 1844
Obituary - Mr. Editor: I noticed the announcement of the death of
Dr. Alexander W. Humphreys, of
Our
sweetest hopes here vanish all,
And fade
like hues at even;
Our
brightest hopes like meteors fall,
There
are no tears in heaven.
He died of Heptetis
[sic], complicated with a low grade of Erysipelatous
[sic] fever. He has gone to that bourne from whence no traveller
returns- - May his virtues be imitated by all who feel his loss.
What though afflictions be our lot, Our
hearts with anguish riven; Still, let it never be forgot, There are no tears in
heaven.
The mourner sad, who, drowned in grief,
Hath long in sorrow striven, Shall find at last, a sweet relief, Tears wiped
away in heaven.
Thou, God, our joy and rest shall be, And
sorrow far be driven; And sin and death forever flee, There are no tears in
heaven.
There, from the blooming tree of
life The healing fruit is given; There, there shall cease from the painful
strife; There are no tears in
heaven . A Friend
Kirkbride, Willis Gaylord Kirkbride
Source: The Spirit of Democracy May 24, 1844
Died
on the 22nd inst, Willis Gaylord, son of
the Hon. David Kirkbride, in the 5th year
of his age.
Lovett, Anna Lovett
Spirit of Democracy,
EPITAH
Beneath this stone and not above it
Lie the remains of Anna Lovett;
Be pleased, good reader, not to shove it,
Lest she should come again above it;
For, `twixt you and I, no one does covet
Again to see this Anna Lovett.
Morris, Thomas Morris
Spirit of Democracy,
Hon. Thomas Morris, of Clermont county, in this state, died
at his residence, a few days since.
Mr. Morris was the Abolition candidate for Vice President.
Muhlenberg, Henry A. Muhlenberg
Spirit of Democracy,
From The
The Death Of Mr. Muhlenberg
By an inscrutable dispensation of Divine providence, our
friend and fellow citizen, Henry A. Muhlenberg, has suddenly been removed from
this life. But yesterday he was mixing among the busy things of men, full of
vigor, and in a state of health promising long years of honor and happiness to
himself and of usefulness to society: today is laid low in earth, and the
places that have known him shall know him no more. We cannot speak of him now
as we could wish. Our mind distracted with the grief which pervades this whole
community is incapable of addressing the people more than the simple
announcement of their loss.
The circumstances which attended this melancholy
bereavement are these: several gentlemen from abroad had been passing the last
evening with Mr. Muhlenberg, at his house, where they staid
until probably about
It is almost superfluous, at the present moment, to dwell
upon the loss which
Mr. Muhlenberg, at the time of his death, was sixty-two
years of age, having been born in
Naylor,
John Naylor
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 17, 1844
Died
on Wednesday last, Mr. John Naylor, at an advanced age.
Orr,
Elizabeth Orr
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 17, 1844 Friday
Died in
Franklin Township, on the 7th inst. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Orr.
Powell,
James Powell,
Source: Spirit of Democracy June 7, 1844
Died
In this town on Monday morning, the 3rd inst. Mr. James Powell, of
pulmonary consumption, in the 27th year of his age.
It is with no ordinary feeling that we are
called upon to record the above case of mortality. Mr. P. had, for some years prior to his
death, been engaged in the mercantile business, and had, by an upright and
honest course, endeared himself to all who knew him. He has long been a worthy, and acceptable
member of the Christian Church, and his deep piety has ever stood
unquestioned. At the noon tide of life,
in the midst of his usefulness he has been taken from us. How applicable the words of the inspired
writer. All flesh is as grass, and all
the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field. {Communicated}
Pratt,
Jeremiah Pratt
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10, 1844
At
the residence of his father in Centre township, on the 8th inst. Mr.
Jeremiah Pratt, aged about 67 years.
Rugg, Martha K. Rugg
Spirit of Democracy,
ACCIDENT AT FALLS
We are indebted to the polite attention of the Clerk of the
steamer Gen. Wayne, for an extra from the Buffalo Gazette containing the
following:
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS YOUNG LADY
KILLED
Miss Martha K. Rugg, a young lady
aged about 18, whose parents reside at
We have conversed with those who were present when the
accident occurred, and they all concur in exculpating Mr. Long from the least
blame.
The body was brought to this city the same night, and left
in the boat last evening for
Shreves, John Shreves
Stievel, George Stievel
Grable, Louis Grable
Rheindollar, Wesley J. Rheindollar
Hillman, Wm. E. Hillman
Rice, Joseph Rice
Hamitt, Matthew Hamitt
Spirit of Democracy,
Over sixty houses were burned, among which were St. Michael,
St. Augustines churches, the Catholic Seminary and
two houses belonging to the Catholic clergy. The Saturday Post says:
The Damages & c.
All is now Friday P.M. perfectly quiet. The damages of this
outbreak cannot fall short of two hundred thousand dollars, and may exceed that
sum. St. Augustines church and buildings must have
been worth, inclusive of the ornaments, at least fifty-thousand dollars, and
Inquests have been held upon several of the persons killed.
In all, verdicts are the same, death by hands unknown. How many of the Irishmen
were killed, and how many lives lost in the fire, is unknown.
The following is a list of the killed and wounded:
John Shreves, painter, shot through the head; died instantly
George Stievel, rope maker, South-wark;
ball entered his neck and passed through one of his lungs and the heart.
Louis Grable,
stone cutter, South-wark; ball entered his right
temple and passed out at the crown of the head, tearing off a portion of the
scalp.
Wesley J. Rheindollar, shoemacher; ball entered
his back; at the right shoulder, traversed his body diagonally, and passed out
at the left breast.
Wm. E. Hillman;
ball entered at the right shoulder.

(Mr. Rice was not engaged in
the affray, but had left his house a moment and was looking over the fence when
the ball struck him.)
Matthew Hamitt, ball entered one of his ears, died instantly.
WOUNDED
Henry Hessebauch, tavern keeper,
ball passed through the fleshy part of the hand.
James Whitaker, ball entered the right thigh and splintered
the bone.
Charles Orte, shot with a slug in
the head, the superior part of his skull is fractured.
George Young, bullet entered his left breast, and passed
out his back. He is probably dead; the wound is fatal.
Peter Allbright, shot in the
hand.
Willis H. Blaney, wounded in the
foot, but not dangerously.
Augustus Peale, bullet entered his left arm above the
elbow, and badly fractured it. The ball was abstracted and was perfectally flat.
Wright J. Ardis, ship carpenter,
shot through the hip, dangerously wounded.
John Lusher, bullet entered his left breast, inflicting a
mortal wound. He is probably dead.
John Taggart, shot in the forehead and badly beaten, wounds
and injuries mortal. He is probably dead.
___ Taylor, butcher, South-wark,
struck by a spent ball in the eye, wound dangerous.
James Brown, broken leg, occasioned by running against
awning post.
A man who is unknown, had the patella or cap of the knee
dislocated.
Washington Heyberger, badly
wounded.
John Fagan, ball entered at the shoulder and passed out at
the back.
Two boys were wounded in the abdomen, slightly, and we have
heard of five men whose names we could not learn, who were wounded more or less
dangerously.
The Post further says:
The scene during the conflagration is described in the
report of the U. S. Gazette as awfully grand. A great sea of fire raged, the
roaring noise of which was heard at a considerable distance, mingled with the
crash of falling timbers or tumbling walls. People were hurrying hither and
thither, anxiously endeavoring to save the property, and on the open lots
adjacent, piles of furniture were heaped up promiscuously. Women and children
made houseless by the destruction of their homes, were gathered in the
vicinity, and the whole scene had its appropriate climax in the glitter of the
arms and accoutrements of the soldiers, the cannon and their guards, and the
dense and dark mass of people by which the whole square was hemmed in.
There is among the heart-rending scenes mentioned, one of
most terrible interest spoken of by the reporter of the Ledger. It was the
burial of an infant in the church-yard, while the church and adjoining
buildings were in a blaze! The only funeral service which was performed over
the grave, consisted of the brief and bitter ejaculations of the parents,
accompanied by the crackling of the burning timbers of the church.
The reporter of the Time mentions many thrilling
circumstances. At the Mayor s office of the Northern Liberties a beautiful girl
was weeping at the loss of her brother, who was dying from wounds of the day
before. She was the most abject picture of despair that could be
imagined screaming, tearing her hair; calling on the name of her brother, and
venting curses most dreadful on the murderers. Farthur
up was met a woman and her son; the latter armed with a rifle going to the
scene of the riot to avenge the death of a son and a brother. The poor woman
was frantic with grief the son spoke not, nor looked he any way except that
which he was going. There was but one expression in every feature of his
face that was revenge.
The following is a description of the burning of
Doors were battered but resisted the mob to the last. The
windows were then broken, boys were helped into the church with torches. squibs
and fire works were thrown in; the gas pipe was
broken, and though the fire seemed slowly to ignite at first the flames soon
burst from the roof, and the sight was hailed by the mob with loud cheers.
While the mob were engaged, the City Troop made an
ineffectual effort to disperse them. They dashed thru the mob several times,
but way was made for them, and the crowd instantly closed again each time. When
the great clock in the steeple struck ten , three cheers were given by the
crowd, with the exclamation; that is the last time you will strike. A few
minutes past
At about twenty-five minutes past
The dwelling of Dr. Moriarty in the rear, and a building
occupied as a library and seminary both the property of the church, were
suffered to burn, the firemen knowing the water would be cut off by destruction
of the hose, if they played upon the church property. The contiguous houses,
though scorched and disfigured, were not materially injured.
One of the most terrible features of this church burning
was the awful silence of the mob. There were no shouts, except when the cross
and steeple fell, and at one or two other points during the burning.
There was an undoubted mention to burn other churches, and
indeed demonstrations were made against
We have not room but for one other extract, which we make
from the Globe of May 9th.
It seems that the lessons taught by the late bank, of
plundering, shooting, and murdering with impunity in
It appears that the Native Americans who were constituted,
for the most part, of persons opposed to democracy, are visiting upon the poor
Irish inhabitants of
Smith,
Stephen Smith
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 3, 1844 Friday
Died
on Monday evening last, Stephen, son of Samuel and Ruth Smith, of this town,
aged 4 years 2 months.
Suffer
little children to come to me, and forbid them not, for such is the
Smith,
Susan Smith
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10, 1844
Died, at the residence of her brother, in this
place on Saturday the 4th inst. Miss Susan Smith, in the 27th
year of her age. Seldom are we called
upon to record the death of one whose loss is more deeply felt than the
deceased. During her residence here, she
endeared herself to us, by her acts of kindness and benevolence. Wherever sickness and sorrow were, there was
she also, ministering to the wants of the sick and afflicted. During the prevalence of the disease of which
she died, her labors of love and kindness were unceasing until she was herself
prostrated on a bed of sickness. She has
left us with the assurance that she has gone to the place, Where sickness,
sorrow, pain and death, Are felt and feared no more . We deeply sympathise
[sic] with the relatives in their bereavement.
Stephens,
David Stephens
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 17, 1844
Died
on Thursday evening last Mr. David Stephens, in the 75th year of his
age.
July
17, 1844
Source:
Spirit of Democracy
Tisher, Abraham Tisher
Source:
The Spirit of Democracy May 24, 1844
Died
at his residence in Ohio Township on the 18th inst,
Mr. Andrew Tisher, in the 46th year of his
age.
Turner, Young child Turner
Spirit of Democracy,
A little child of Mrs. Turner, at Backwoodtown,
N. Y. was shot dead on Thursday by the incidental discharge of a gun, in the
hands of her son, aged five years.
Warfield,
John Warfield Sen r
Source:
Spirit of Democracy March 1844
Died
at his residence in Centre township, after a short illness, on the 6th
inst. Mr. John Warfield Sen r in the 70th year of his age.
Woods,
Edward Woods
Source:
Spirit of Democracy March 29, 1844
We
are called on to record an awful crime in our community, perpetrated under
circumstances that are truly appalling, On Friday morning last, at about 10
o clock, George Weeks of this place, recording to his own voluntary statement
before W. Jones Esq. And others, shot a colored man, Edward Woods. A slight quarrel arose on account of the
negro getting employment at a place Weeks deemed he had secured. A few words followed, Weeks incensed Edward,
and the latter gave George the lie.
Weeks went to Mr. Smith s, north of town, and borrowed a gun, returned
to the stable of Mr. Martin, where Edward was at work, and shot him with slugs,
in the right breast; pieces of the slugs, like pounded shot, were, on
examination, taken from the heart and abdomen.
Two ribs were fractured by the charge in the gun. Weeks persisted for 2 or 3 days in saying he
would kill the negro, if alive, and that he intended to do so the day before
the awful deed. When arrested by Sheriff
Simpson, he made no resistance, and on examination before W. Jones, Esq. Was
sent to jail and the grand jury then in session found a true bill against him
for murder; but to which, on Monday morning, he plead not guilty.
Weeks was not quarrelsome in disposition;
but we suppose he would harbor enmity a long time if offended. Poverty and rum have made life burdensome,
and hence the recklessness with which he perpetrated the horrible crime.
The murdered negro was one of the most
inoffensive, we ever knew; he kept his place, was kindly disposed, and demeaned
himself better than blacks in general.. Weeks will be tried in Common Pleas in
June.
June
14, 1844 Spirit of Democracy
We
learn that George Weeks was found guilty of murder in the first degree, during
the present term of the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, for shooting
Edwards Woods, a colored man.
Yockey, Mary Yockey
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 20, 1844
Yockey, Mary Yockey
Died
- on Friday, the 13th inst., Mrs. Mary Yockey,
wife of Mr. Christian Yockey, of
Yoho,
Elizabeth Yoho
September
27, 1844
Source:
Spirit of Democracy
Died
-- Suddenly on Saturday evening the 21st inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Yoho, relict of Samuel Yoho,
in the 63rd year of her age.
The circumstances attending the death of
Mrs. Yoho are truly painful. Two of her
sons (being the only members of her family now living at home) came to this
place about noon of Saturday, leaving their mother in her usual good health --
On their return in the evening, they found Mrs. Y, lying on a bed insensible,
where she died in about half an hour. We
deeply sympathize with the family of the deceased in the loss of a pious and christian mother.
Mrs. Y. had long been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Yoho,
Elizabeth Yoho
Source:
The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, Friday, Sept. 27, 1844
Mrs.
Elizabeth YOHO, relict of Samuel YOHO, died suddenly Saturday, September 21,
1844, inst. in 63rd year of her age. She was a long member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Two sons being only member of her family now living at home.
They found her lying on the bed insensible and she died half hour later.
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Kilwinning Rangers ace Carlo Monti reveals mindset behind side's top of the table surge
Monti reckons dressing room inquest held in the wake of shock Junior cup exit was a real watershed moment for team.
by Eric McGowan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/eric-mcgowan/Carlo Monti has revealed how a ‘sink or swim’ mindset is behind Kilwinning Rangers’ surge to the West Premiership summit.
The Buffs moved four points clear at the top of the table thanks to a 1-0 victory at championship contenders Pollok on Saturday.
Monti’s stunning free-kick was the difference as Chris Strain’s men made it four league wins on the bounce.
The strong run of form has been built on the back of last month’s shock Scottish Junior Cup exit at the hands of Bridge of Don Thistle.
And Monti reckons the dressing room inquest held in the wake of that defeat was a real watershed moment for the team.
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by Christopher BritoLeBron James has pulled off yet another epic Halloween costume — this time taking it to another level as Edward Scissorhands. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar shared photos of his convincing disguise on social media Thursday.
James, who last year dressed up as a spooky version of the clown "It," stayed with the fiction theme and picked one of Johnny Depp's most recognizable characters. The 34-year-old "Space Jam 2" actor called himself, "LeDward Scissorhands."
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RANDOM HEARTS (Columbia) Starring: Harrison Ford, Kristin Scott Thomas, Charles S. Dutton, Bonnie Hunt, Dennis Haysbert, Sydney Pollack. Screenplay: Kurt Luedtke, from Darryl Ponsican's adaptation of the novel by Warren Adler. Producers: Sydney Pollack and Marykay Powell. Director: Sydney Pollack.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
For a romantic drama, RANDOM HEARTS sure doesn't begin the way you would expect. The film eases us into the worlds of its two principal characters, Washington D.C. internal affairs cop William "Dutch" Van Den Broeck (Harrison Ford) and New Hampshire Congresswoman Kay Chandler (Kristin Scott Thomas). Their lives run parallel for nearly an hour of screen time, with Dutch investigating a pair of crooked cops and Kay preparing for a tough re-election campaign. Drifting through the background is the event that will bring them together: an airline crash that claims the lives of Dutch's wife Peyton (Susanna Thompson) and Kay's husband Cullen (Peter Coyote). With a languid silkiness, director Sydney Pollack lets the characters develop independently before Dutch's suspicion that Peyton and Cullen were having an affair sets Dutch and Kay on a collision course. The pacing may be slow, but the set-up is engrossing and effective.
Then, something horrible happens: Dutch and Kay actually get together.
To understand what's so dreadful about the romantic story in RANDOM HEARTS, you have to understand the laughter. After a day together in Miami exploring the possible scene of their spouses' infidelity, Dutch and Kay return home exchanging portentous glances throughout their plane trip. Finally, in Kay's car at the airport, they surrender to an angry, clumsy clinch ... and the audience starts howling. You could argue that they were responding to the awkwardness of the moment, but I'm not sure I'd buy it. In a matter of seconds, it was obvious that people weren't buying that relationship. In a matter of seconds, RANDOM HEARTS had plummeted to earth faster than the downed jet that brought Dutch and Kay together.
Doomed romanced between wounded, grieving souls are nothing new in dramatic cinema -- case in point: LAST TANGO IN PARIS -- but such films generally focus on the essential emptiness at the center of the relationship. RANDOM HEARTS has too old-time-Hollywood a sensibility to delve into that kind of psychological pain. Scenes between Dutch and Kay keep suggesting the potential for genuine affection between them, something besides the mutual despair and betrayal that connected them in the first place. As a result, RANDOM HEARTS feels consistently and resolutely false as soon as they start to go at it in the front seat of Kay's car. Pollack and company keep trying to transplant the heart of a 1940's weeper into the body of a European art film.
It doesn't help that the story doesn't even make the best case for the base emotions that first link Dutch and Kay. On Dutch's side, it makes more sense, as the top trained to look for corruption feels like a fool when he discovers infidelity he never suspected for a moment. The transference of his anger at Kay's husband to sleeping with Kay works thematically; Kay is another matter entirely. She is almost unsurprised to learn of Cullen's philandering, her absence of shock and rage diminishing her motivation. Scott Thomas tries to wring some plausibility from Kay's actions, but it's hard to accept them as anything but plot machinations. When Harrison Ford -- looking a bit silly in his stud earring -- says to her, "I was thinking about your mouth," you have to believe Kay would have laughed in his face.
Of course people in Hollywood love stories are always saying ridiculously purple things to one another, and audiences roll with it all the time. It can only work, however, if the story is builty on one of those sweeping archetypal premises in which soulmates are inspired to rhapsodic poetry. RANDOM HEARTS shouldn't have had the faintest whiff of soulmates to it, not when the hook is the visceral response of two people to an affair between their spouses. Pollack is too polished and professional a film-maker to produce an unwatchable product; he's also too polished and professional a film-maker to delve into those dark places where the film needed to live. For nearly an hour, he has it all working, using the character development to build a case for incompatibility.
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Setup the pagination context (current and last page). |
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Get the items being paginated. |
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Get the pagination environment. |
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getIterator()
Get an iterator for the items. |
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Get the number of items for the current page. |
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Determine if the given item exists. |
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Get the item at the given offset. |
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Create a new Paginator instance.
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setupPaginationContext()
Setup the pagination context (current and last page).
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Get the pagination links view.
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getUrl(int $page)
Get a URL for a given page number.
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appends(string $key, string $value = null)
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Set the item at the given offset.
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public void
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I am a professional artist who uses blacksmithing as my primary medium to create artwork. For the past two decades I have been creating custom iron and steel artwork for homes, individuals, and public art commissions in Tucson, Arizona. My passions in life are creating art and teaching. I am now sharing my enthusiasm for blacksmithing by instructing others.
I have been blacksmithing professionally for the past 25 years. Drawn to the placid nature of hot metal, forging has become my passion.
In 1983 I received a Bachelor of Science in Art Education from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. In 1987 I received a masters in Fine Arts in sculpture from the University of Arizona.
“Strike while the iron is hot.” When metal is heated to approximately 2000 degrees it becomes almost claylike. After some basic techniques have been learned, the students imagination is the only limitation. The student will be encouraged to design a piece suitable to their individual style and skill level. At the same time, the instructor will continue to push the envelope as to possibilities and potential outcome of the work.
Having worked primarily on commissioned pieces, I miss the rewards of teaching. Being in the visual arts, it is my intention to share my knowledge with others.
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Isotope Mass Abundance Spin Mag Moment
1H 1.007825 99.985% 1/2 +2.79284
2H 2.0140 0.015% 1 +0.85743
Notes:
The wavelengths and energy levels given below are for the isotope 1H.
Although the tabulated energy levels comprise values for each level through n = 5,
we give (Ritz) wavelengths for resolved fine structures only for the Lyman-alpha,
Balmer-alpha, and Balmer-beta lines (1215, 6562, and 4861 Å). As indicated by the
energy-level notations in the persistent-lines table, the other wavelengths represent
unresolved multiplets. These wavelengths are from the corresponding weighted-average
energies.
H I Ground State 1s 2S1/2
Ionization energy<PHONE_NUMBER> cm-1 (13.598433 eV) Ref. MK00a


Before Change
remote_action.run(default_dispatcher_collecting,
tracker,
default_domain))
httpretty.disable()
assert execinfo.type == ActionExecutionRejection
assert "Custom action "my_action" rejected to run" in str(execinfo.value)
After Change
endpoint = EndpointConfig("https://example.com/webhooks/actions")
remote_action = action.RemoteAction("my_action", endpoint)
with aioresponses() as mocked:
// noinspection PyTypeChecker
mocked.post(
"https://example.com/webhooks/actions",
exception=ClientResponseError(
aiohttp.ClientResponseError(None, None, code=400),
"{"action_name": "my_action"}"))
with pytest.raises(Exception) as execinfo:
loop.run_until_complete(
remote_action.run(default_dispatcher_collecting,
tracker,
default_domain))
assert execinfo.type == ActionExecutionRejection
assert "Custom action "my_action" rejected to run" in str(execinfo.value)


[gecode-users] How to create a domain with holes
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Wed May 4 15:29:45 CEST 2011
Sets can be initialized from arrays of ranges, so you do not have to
enumerate individual elements. Please check the documentation carefully.
Christian
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Of Max Ostrowski
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 3:25 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] How to create a domain with holes
Hello everybody,
i want to set the domain of an uninitialized IntVar to,
for example [1-7, 5-14, 23-42].
I found in the documentation that i can use a set to initialize the domain
of the variable, but i do not want to explicitly enumerate the set.
(the ranges could be large).
So is there a possibility to compute the union of several ranges(implicitly)
and use it for the domain of a variable?
PS: I found an AddRange iterator but am not sure how to use it.
Best,
Max
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Definition at line 7 of file SuiteBasic.m.
◆ SuiteBasic()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::SuiteBasic |
( |
in |
varargin | ) |
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◆ check() [1/2]
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::check |
( |
in |
resFile | ) |
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◆ check() [2/2]
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::check |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ getConf()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::getConf |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ getStorageHook()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::getStorageHook |
( |
in |
val, |
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in |
pathSpec |
|
) |
| |
◆ putStorageHook()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::putStorageHook |
( |
in |
val, |
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in |
ignoredArg |
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) |
| |
◆ set_up()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::set_up |
( |
in |
self | ) |
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◆ tear_down()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::tear_down |
( |
in |
self | ) |
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◆ test_emptyVersion()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::test_emptyVersion |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ test_emptyVersion_ConfRepoMgr()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::test_emptyVersion_ConfRepoMgr |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ test_putConfToStorage()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::test_putConfToStorage |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ testCopyConfFile()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testCopyConfFile |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ testInMemoryMgr_copyFile()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testInMemoryMgr_copyFile |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ testPatchRepoAsProp()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testPatchRepoAsProp |
( |
in |
ignoredArg | ) |
|
◆ testReloadIfSelected()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testReloadIfSelected |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ testSaveLoadHook()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testSaveLoadHook |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ testSelectConf()
| function mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::testSelectConf |
( |
in |
self | ) |
|
◆ resTmpDir
| Property mxberry::conf::test::mlunit::SuiteBasic::resTmpDir |
|
private |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Piece name: “Shina”
Software: Clip Studio pro / ProCreate.
Description: Character sheet / turntable
Project: Shina is a rebel leader in the year of 2040 where the UN has been unified as INA
a now rules all countries under one iron fist of deception and a false peace.
Piece name: “Chaos Theory”
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Description: Character design/Illustration.
Project: In this piece we see the antagonist and leader of INA, the antihero member of INA
and Shinas designs.
Piece name: “Shinas power”
Software: ProCreate.
Description: Character poses.
Project: Here are illustrated key frames, poses and silhouettes that illustrate her
character and abilities within the context of the story.
Piece name: “Sloth”
Software: Clip Studio Pro.
Description: Character sheet/pose
Project: Pose concept for the antihero and one of the many armors and character design sheets.
Piece name: “Sloth”
Software: Clip Studio Pro.
Description: Character poses.
Project: Pose concept for the antihero and one of the many armors and character design sheets
Piece name: “Leader of the rebellion”
Software: Clip Studio pro / ProCreate.
Description: Character pose/Illustration
Project: Pose concept for the hero Shina, trying to portray her role within the rebellion as the leader and bearer of hope.


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With an adult, investigate your ecological “footprint” by filling out or circling the answers on the sheet below. Make changes where you can, record the results and return them to your teacher by the due date. Remember, even a little change, when added to what everyone else is doing, can add up quickly. Everyone who tries their best to complete this gets orca cards!
Fact: Recycling decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change and conserves natural resources such as timber and water, protecting salmon!
Fact: Organic waste from decomposing food and yard trimmings in landfills generates methane, a potent greenhouse gas. By composting wasted food and other organic materials our methane emissions are significantly reduced which can help preserve our protective ozone layer and slow climate change.
Fact: Organic food has been grown or processed without synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, irradiation, industrial solvents, or chemical food additives. These additives and byproducts from traditional agriculture and production processes can enter our water systems and cause harmful algae blooms and pollution in the ocean. Eating foods and using products that are organic can reduce the amount of pollution entering our water supply and oceans, saving our salmon and orcas.
Fact: 500 million straws are used and discarded every day in the United States alone. Plastics that end up as ocean debris contribute to habitat destruction and kill tens of thousands of marine animals each year.
Fact: When tires are not inflated to the correct Pounds per Square Inch (PSI), they are less “round”and require more energy to begin moving and to maintain speed. As such, under-inflated tires do contribute to unnecessary pollution and increased fuel costs.
Fact: If every household replaced one 12-pack of virgin fiber bathroom tissue with 100% recycled tissue we could save 4.4 million trees and avoid 275,000 pounds of pollution! More trees means more habitat for salmon!


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Currently
Right now I am wrapping up highschool and am at softstackfactory working on the ride-share by SSF app.
Education
2012-2016
Coronado High school High school degree
Technical skills
- HTML and CSS
- Javascript
- node.js
- mongodb
- angular.js
- ionic
Projects
ride_sharing
I made this app as an app to help organize rides to and from events. Users of the app could login and either join a new “team” or make their own “team”. Users could then post an event and anyone on their team could see when and where that event is. members of that team could then say post if they were giving rides with how many seats they had available in their car and users who needed a ride could click a button on the made ride registering them with that ride and taking one of the available seats. I made this in mind of sports to make it an easier way to car pool back and forth from games or practices. It also gives the users the options to join other teams that way if you are on multiple sport or work with multiple companies you can switch between what events you are seeing with ease.
ride-share by SSF
This app is being made with a team of five other people it is an app for sharing rides with other users of the app. This app is for if you are going on a road trip and need someone to help pay for the trip you can offer to take that person and they can offer you an amount of money for gas. It’s different from uber and lyft because this app doesn’t hire drivers it just lets driver and riders hop in a car and go.
Achievements
“For the love of the game” memorial award for water polo my senior year. I got this award for not being the best player but for always being there and never giving up no matter how hard it got.
Hobbies
- Swimming
- Running
- Cooking


MAPUploadManagerDelegate
@protocol MAPUploadManagerDelegate
This protocol is used for notifying the delegate what’s happening during image processing and upload.
-
Delegate method for when an image is processed.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is processing the image.
image
The image that has been processed.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when all images have been processed.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is processing the image.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when image processing has was stopped by calling stopProcessing.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is processing the image.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when an image was sucessfully uploaded.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is uploading the image.
image
The image that has been uploaded.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when an image failed to upload.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is uploading the image.
image
The image that failed to upload.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
error
The error explaining what went wrong.
-
Delegate method for when a chunk of data has been uploaded.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is uploading the images.
bytesSent
The number of bytes sent since the last invocation of this method.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when all images have been uploaded.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is uploading the images.
status
The current status of the upload manager.
-
Delegate method for when image uploading has was stopped by calling stopUpload.
Parameters
uploadManager
The upload manager object that is uploading the images.
status
The current status of the upload manager.


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What are alpha, beta, delta, zeta, eta, iota reudctions?
http://www.aplusplus.net/lcintro.pdf
it might not have some of the fancier reductions, but its got the basics
ncatlab has the rest
ncatlab :o
i, too, dislike going to ncatlab first, but for some reason the people there really like dtt and hott and so they have a decent encyclopedia of concepts
i didn't say i don't like ncatlab
heh, cross out my 'too' then
the lambda calculus has alpha, beta, eta, and they have the same meaning in DTT
delta is definition reduction, replace a definition with its definiens
zeta is let reduction, let x := t in s -> s[t/x]
iota is for inductive types, a T.rec where the major premise is a constructor of the type
actually alpha is not a reduction, and eta is not usually used as a reduction either, they are just equalities
and alpha isn't even needed in lean because de bruijn indices make alpha equivalent expressions syntactically equal
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One can now picture a future investigator in his laboratory. His hands are free, and he is not anchored. As he moves about and observes, he photographs and comments. Time is automatically recorded to tie the two records together. If he goes into the field, he may be connected by radio to his recorder. As he ponders over his notes in the evening, he again talks his comments into the record. His typed record, as well as his photographs, may both be in miniature, so that he projects them for examination.
Second paragraph.
Third paragraph.


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee April 9, 1997-3:00P HB 574 For: Hawley, Judy (Representative) HB 741 Against: Barker, Harlen (San Saba County) Honeycutt, Tommy (Lampasas County) Naiser, Lawrence E. (Wharton County) Rose, Mark (LCRA) Sneary, Loy E. (Matagorda County) Registering, but not testifying: Against: DiFonzo, Paula (New Braunfels Utilities) Haskell, Simon L (LCRA customer) Kennady, Jan (New Braunfels) Lucksinger, Michael (LCRA) Moore, Billy G. (San Marcos) Richards, Vernon (Smithville) Slominski, Vince (Colorado Co.) Smith, Tom "Smitty" (himself) Talbot, Michael H. (City of Lampasas) On: Freeman, Bill (LCRA) Meismer, John (LCRA) HB 1802 On: Hofmann, John B. (TNRCC) HB 2333 On: Petersen, Ken (TNRCC) HB 2448 For: Hightower, Allen (Representative) HB 2707 For: Williams, C.E. (Panhandle GWCD) Against: Ahrens, Carolyn (herself) On: Arrington, Lee (S Plains UWCD) Forrester, Carl (TNRCC) Petersen, Ken (TNRCC) Robbins, Dean (TWCA) HB 3160 For: Brimer, Kim (Representative) VanRavenswaay, Marti (Tarrant County Comm.) HB 3226 Registering, but not testifying: For: Arrington, Lee (S Plains UWCD) Ellis, Greg (himself) Hodges, Clay (Goforth WSC) Hollis, Jim (himself) Laws, Alton B. Jr. (Creedmoor Maha WSC) Laws, Charles P. (Creedmoor Maha WSC) Poer, Joyce Huber (herself) Townsend, Byron T. (himself) Turner, Don (BSEACD) Williams, C.E. (Panhandle GWCD) Against: Perry, Steve (Altura Energy) Powers, Bill (TX Farm Bureau) Sebree, Ben (TX Mid-Cont Oil & Gas) On: Bowers, Richard S. (North Plains GWCD#2) Petersen, Ken (TNRCC) HB 3355 For: Agarwal, Doug (himself) Keel, Terry (Representative) Against: Watson, Kent (TRWA) HB 3392 For: Keel, Terry (Representative) Littlefield, Sue Brooks (Wells Branch MUD) HB 3397 Registering, but not testifying: For: Arrington, Lee (So Plains UWCD) Ellis, Gregory (himself) Everheart, Harvey (Mesa Underground WCD) Holland, Scott (Irion Co WCD) Williams, C.E. (Panhandle GWCD) Against: Burns, Morris (West Central TX Oil&Gas) Carman, Amy (TIPROA) Perry, Steve (Altura Energy) Powers, Bill (TX Farm Bureau) Sebree, Ben (TX Mid-Cont Oil & Gas) On: Bowers, Richard (N Plains GWCD #2) HB 3521 For: Dalton, Roy C. (BSEACD) Franklin, Neil (BSEACD) Greenberg, Sherri (Representative) Johnson, Sue (BSEACD) Pimentel, David V. (himself) Against: Hodges, Clay (Goforth WSC) Hollis, Jim (himself) Laws, Alton B. Jr. (Creedmoor Maha WSC) Laws, Charles P. (Creedmoor Maha WSC) Powers, Bill (TX Farm Bureau) Savoy, Philip G. (Take Back Texas, Inc.) Townsend, Byron T. (himself) Turner, Don (BSEACD) HB 3523 For: Rhodes, Alec (Representative) Against: Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau) Simpson, James V. (Village of San Lyanna) On: Moore, Billy G. (himself) HR 484 For: Bruciak, John S. (Brownsville PUB) Lindner, Patrick W. (Brownsville PUB) Oliveira, Rene (Representative)


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// Definitions: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped
The
jQuery.bbq
typing has the interfaces in a namespace namedJQueryBbq
Example:
namespace JQueryBbq {
interface JQuery {
//...
}
//...
}
interface JQueryStatic {
bbq: JQueryBbq.JQuery;
//...
}
See the best practices for more info on how to structure a definition file.
We do not support exposing undocumented internal implementation details of libraries in .d.ts
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composer require drupal/console:@stable
drupal module:install
drush en drupal_summer
Great news!! ...but as a developer, you have to clear cache for every little change that you do in the code and that is extremely slow.
We need to remove the cache from the dev environment:
settings.php
if (file_exists(__DIR__ . '/settings.local.php')) {
include __DIR__ . '/settings.local.php';
}
settings.local.php
/**
* Enable local development services.
*/
$settings['container_yamls'][] = DRUPAL_ROOT . '/sites/development.services.yml';
$settings['cache']['bins']['render'] = 'cache.backend.null';
$settings['cache']['bins']['dynamic_page_cache'] = 'cache.backend.null';
development.service.yml
services:
cache.backend.null:
class: Drupal\Core\Cache\NullBackendFactory
Back to the first example... If the content of the block depends on user information
public function build() {
$build = [];
$build['user'] = [
'#type' => 'html_tag',
'#tag' => 'p',
'#value' => 'Hello ' . \Drupal::currentUser()->getDisplayName(),
];
return $build;
}
not good :(
How can we fix it?
We have to build a proper render array and set the keys for it, so we can invalidate the data as we need.
To work locally we need to add the normal cache again, commenting out the cache.backend.null:
settings.local.php
/**
* Enable local development services.
*/
#$settings['cache']['bins']['render'] = 'cache.backend.null';
public function build() {
$build = [];
$message = \Drupal::config('project_layout.footer_settings')->get('message');
$message = check_markup($message['value'], $message['format']);
$build['message'] = array(
'#type' => 'inline_template',
'#template' => '{{ message }}',
'#context' => array(
'message' => $message,
),
'#cache' => array(
'tags' => ['config:project_layout.footer_settings'],
),
);
return $build;
}
$variables['#cache'] = array(
'contexts' => ['url.path', 'url.query_args'],
);
$cases = array(
'cases' => array(
'#theme' => 'current_case',
'#items' => $items,
'#title' => t('Current cases'),
'#cache' => [
'max-age' => 900,
],
),
);
Based on placeholder for lazy buildings
#create_placehooder = TRUE
#lazy_builder = [...,[]]
auto_placeholder_conditions in service.yml


Class that contains the functions to fully create the color space "oRGB".
More...
#include <colorspaceadjustment.hpp>
|
| enum | channel { L,
Cyb,
Crg
} |
| |
|
| bool | setNormalizeImage (cv::Mat img1) |
| | Function that normalizes the values. More...
|
| |
| bool | setLinearImage () |
| | function that returns a vector after it has been multiplied with a specific matrix given because of the formula More...
|
| |
| Eigen::Matrix3d | rotatePoint (double angle) |
| | contains a matrix of rotation, that we will use to rotate a vector in the next function More...
|
| |
| bool | fullRotation () |
| | based on the angle taken from the vector of the loaded image, it rotates that vector using the previous rotatePoint function More...
|
| |
| cv::Mat | setFilter (cv::Mat img, double cyb, double crg) |
| | It changes the values of ths second and third vector of the image. More...
|
| |
| cv::Mat | getnormalizedImage () |
| | Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'normalizedImage', which has been previously set by SetNormalizedImage function. More...
|
| |
| cv::Mat | getLinearImage () |
| | Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'linearImage', which has been previously set by setLinearImage function. More...
|
| |
| cv::Mat | getRotatedImage () |
| | Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'rotatedImage', which has been previously set by fullRotation() function. More...
|
| |
| cv::Mat | channelExtraction (cv::Mat img, channel c) |
| | Function to separate channels of the image. More...
|
| |
Class that contains the functions to fully create the color space "oRGB".
◆ channelExtraction()
| cv::Mat ConvertTooRGB::channelExtraction |
( |
cv::Mat |
img, |
|
|
channel |
c |
|
) |
| |
Function to separate channels of the image.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ fullRotation()
| bool ConvertTooRGB::fullRotation |
( |
| ) |
|
based on the angle taken from the vector of the loaded image, it rotates that vector using the previous rotatePoint function
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ getLinearImage()
| cv::Mat ConvertTooRGB::getLinearImage |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'linearImage', which has been previously set by setLinearImage function.
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ getnormalizedImage()
| cv::Mat ConvertTooRGB::getnormalizedImage |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'normalizedImage', which has been previously set by SetNormalizedImage function.
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ getRotatedImage()
| cv::Mat ConvertTooRGB::getRotatedImage |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns the matrix value from the private variable 'rotatedImage', which has been previously set by fullRotation() function.
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ rotatePoint()
| Eigen::Matrix3d ConvertTooRGB::rotatePoint |
( |
double |
angle | ) |
|
contains a matrix of rotation, that we will use to rotate a vector in the next function
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Eigen::Matrix3d
◆ setFilter()
| cv::Mat ConvertTooRGB::setFilter |
( |
cv::Mat |
img, |
|
|
double |
cyb, |
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double |
crg |
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) |
| |
It changes the values of ths second and third vector of the image.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- cv::Mat
Set the Filter values- it changes the value of the vectors Cyb and Crg
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ setLinearImage()
| bool ConvertTooRGB::setLinearImage |
( |
| ) |
|
function that returns a vector after it has been multiplied with a specific matrix given because of the formula
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- cv::Mat
◆ setNormalizeImage()
| bool ConvertTooRGB::setNormalizeImage |
( |
cv::Mat |
img1 | ) |
|
Function that normalizes the values.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


WeSalon is a brand-new mode for Online to Offline academic discussions.
With the help of this tool, students can publish the discussion activity online and communicate with academic partners offline.
Specifically, a student can apply for an activity at a certain place, list all the activities, participate in an activity and make some comments on a held activity.
Manage the activities;
Update (modify/delete) the status of the activities.
Display each status of the activities separately.
Apply for an activity;(each activity has its own capacity, please note the possible conflicts with previously reserved places or time)
Participate in an activity; (a student can participate in an activity if there are no
conflicts with other participated activities and the current participation number is
below the activity capacity)
Comment on an activity; (a student can only comment on an activity iff he/she
has participated in the activity and the activity has been finished)
Filter the activities. (e.g. sort the reserved activities that will hold English Corner
ascending by the start time and descending by the activity capacities. You can filter
any type of activities as you like)


--- layout: default title: Team description: The Board of Directors represents the people present in the HackNight. The Board discusses the general direction, culture, plans, and tone of the HackNight. The Board meets monthly. ---
The team discusses the general direction, culture, plans, and tone of the HackNight. We reach out to breakout group leaders and help find ways to improve their work. We also makes sure that the HackNight is an inclusive and safe space to be in.
The Board of Directors meets every month. Contact us at directors [at] proghacknight [dot] org
Ilona Brand
she/they
Rapi Castillo
he/him
Sonya Reynolds
she/her
La Vesha Parker
she/her
Annie Hirshman
she/her
Fryda Guedes
she/her
The organizers meet every month. Contact us at organizers [at] proghacknight [dot] org
Kennyetta Dillon
she/her
Daeha Ko
he/him
Chandra Galbiati Thomas
she/her
Ben Packer
he/him


Feature improvements
- Do more optimization of unlang policies. This makes
run-time a bit faster.
- Re-name most of the functions in src/lib. Third-party
module authors will have to do the same.
- More documentation on contributing and how to write
modules.
- Update radiusd.service for systemd.
- Open IPv6 proxy socket if the server is listening on IPV6
auth / acct / coa packets.
- Create debian packages for DHCP. Fixes #1125.
- Add more tests for "update" section parsing.
- Update "man" pages.
- Update attributes for Alcatel 7750
- Add dictionary for Boingo Wi-Fi
- Add support for DHCP lease queries.
See raddb/sites-available/dhcp
- On HUP, check all modules for config files which have
changed. And only re-load those modules.
- Allow FreeRADIUS-Response-Delay(-USec) to be set for
RADIUS packets. Patch from Herwin Weststrate.
- Documentation fixes from Alan Buxey and Matthew Newton.
- Update "logrotate" script.
- Added more RFCs to doc/rfc for new standards implemented
by FreeRADIUS.
- Don't crash when doing "radmin -e "help hup".
Patch from Matthew Newton.
- The dictionary parser now does more sanity checks, which
prevents run-time problems with invalid attributes.
- Update debian packages. Patches from Christopher Hoskin.
- Many other debian packaging fixes from Matthew Netwon
and Herwin Weststrate.
- Add "session-state" to Perl. Patch from Herwin Weststrate.
Bug Fixes
- Fix rlm_files so that there are no collisions when loading
10's of 1000's of users.
- Fix radclient to use our internal v4/v6 parsing functions.
v6 addresses with ports now work correctly.
- Fix sending/receiving packet messages to wrap v6 addresses
in square brackets '[]'.
- Check for sasl/sasl.h when building rlm_ldap, and disable
SASL functionality if unavailable.
- Fix issue which caused a non \0 terminated buffer to be
assigned to attributes if the value being assigned contained
an invalid escape sequence.
- Fix deadlock when reconnecting connections in the connection
pool.
- Fix potential overrun in functions that used fr_utf8_char
with a non nul terminated buffer.
- Fix decoding issue for Tunnel-Password type attributes
which were very long. Found by Denis Andzakovic.
- Fix radclient issue with TCP sockets on FreeBSD.
- The server now creates ${run_dir} and ${logdir} directories
in daemon mode, when running as "root".
- Handle tags when using maps. Fixes #1191.
- Fix crash when CoA packets time out.
- Fix parse error in rediswho
- Fix regex support in SQL radcheck the "users" file and radsniff.
- Register listen xlat earlier, so that it's available when the
virtual servers are being parsed.
- Parse Ascend-Data-Filter when given as "0x..."
- Print Ascend-Data-Filter correctly. Add test cases for both.
- Allow old-style clients again. They will be disallowed for
3.1.0 and following.
- Complain instead of crash when "else" and "elsif" are in
the wrong place.
- Clean up memory more aggressively. This lowers the
maximum memory used, most typically for TLS based EAP methods.
- Prevent the server from unlinking the control socket of an
already running instance.
- Fallback to using the configured OCSP URL if one exists, and
no URL is provided in the certificate.
- Return CoA-NAK if proxying CoA fails. Based on patch from
Jorge Pereira.
- Lower peak memory usage by decreasing size of internal
memory pools.
- The control socket is now left in place if a second copy
of the server is accidentally started.
- Allow virtual attributes in "switch", "case", etc.
Fixes #1240 and #1265.
- Many spell check / typo fixes in comments and example
configuration files.
- Better handle multiple DHCP listeners.
- Don't print secrets for old-style realms. Fixes #1267.
- Don't fall through in empty "case" statements.
Fixes #1274.
- Update EAP-TTLS so that MPPE keys are correctly calculated with TLSv1.2.
- Always delete MS-MPPE-* from the TTLS inner tunnel. This allows
TTLS / EAP-MSCHAPv2 to work. Fixes #1206.
- Fix off by one error that caused some MSCHAP-Error messages to
be sent without the password change version (V=3) and the textual
message component (M=).
- Always include C= V= and M= in MSCHAPv2 errors. RFC 2759 does not say
that any of these fields are optional, and not including V= caused
errors with wpa_supplicant.
- Do not include M= in MSCHAPv1 errors. It's not supported.


| Quick Stats: |
| Host |
<%= db_meta.Host %>
|
| Database |
<%= db_meta.Name %> |
| Status |
<%= db_meta.Status %> |
| Environment Variable Found |
<%= db_meta.EnvironmentVar %> |
| Detected DB Dialect |
<%= db_meta.Dialect %> |
Make sure your `database.yml` file is configured with the details provided
above then run `buffalo setup`. When you return to this page, this page
should be able to connect.
Specifically, your Web App for Containers is setup to use the environment variable `<%= db_meta.EnvironmentVar %>`.
Consider updating your `database.yml` file to look something like:
development:
url: {{env <%= db_meta.EnvironmentVar %>}}
You should also update your `.env` file to contain the connection string. Doing this will allow `buffalo setup` and
`buffalo db` to access the database you've created. That will look something like:
<%= db_meta.EnvironmentVar %>="[your connection string]"
. You should be able to find your connection strings value
here.
In order to allow your local machine to run `buffalo setup`, you'll need to add a firewall rule for your IP Address. This is easiest to do in the
Azure Portal.


--- layout: post title: Iffy research re MS vs Symbian date: 2004-09-27 00:00:00 category: mobile ---
I found this comment weird:
"The problem for Symbian is that they're only targeting higher-end phones, which form a tiny part of the (smartphone) market," ABI Research analyst Brian Pellegrini said in a statement. "Not too many people are going to have these expensive models. Most will have simpler 'enhanced' phones with a color screen, maybe a camera, but not many very advanced features."
Uh? And Microsoft have a product for low- or mid-range handsets?