Intro 2 Programming by Safi
Introduction to Programming
As a beginner in programming, it is important to understand the available resources, tools and software and how they all relate to each other. For example, what is Python, and how is it related to HTML? well, what does HTML stand for? and so forth.
In the programming world, there are plenty of concepts that seem to most people as seperate concepts. However, they are connected in one way or another. Some of those concepts are the user, browser, internet, http, and the servers. What is each one has to do with the other? Well, each part is in one way or another is an essential component for the full convinient experience of the internet surfing.
The user uses the browser to interact with web-based application. The browser displays the data available on the internet
Here is an image showing the interaction flow:
Thinking Lenses
As a programmer, you have to develop specific thinking lenses that you will alternate between as you are creating your code. Each len has its advantages for each stage of the coding process. The lenses are as follow:
1. Procedural Thinking
Like saying, (1) ..., (2) ..., (3) ..., and so on.
2. Abstract Thinking
Like saying, 1 + 1 = 2
3. Systematic Debugging
Like saying, The problem is ..., and the possible causes coule be ...
4. Technological Empathy
This is the lens where the user get to understand how the computer sees things.
5. Systems Thinking
This is the most important lens. This lens helps breaking down big ideas into component pieces.
Helpful Tools
There are plenty of tools out there that could be used to make both the learning process easier as well as the advanced coding process. Some the best tools out there as a learner are ScratchPad.io, and CodePen.io
ScratchPad
This is a great tool for learners. It is an online based tool which display how the code looks like as you are coding. I have been using it, and it's awesome!
CodePen
CodePen is similar to ScratchPad but with more features. Check this both.
Terms
HTML Element:
Elements types are indicated by HTML tags. Tags are written like this < > and a letter in between indicating what tag it is. Each element has an opening tag and a closing tag; Except some element like the ones for an image . The element without closing tags are referred to as an element with a void tag.
Elements are divided in two main categories: Inline and Block.
- Inline Elements: a, span, br, img, strong
- Block elements: div, p, form
Web Page:
A web page is a text document written in a language called HTML. Web browsers read these documents, and then interpret and display them.
World Wide Web (WWW)
The World Wide Web (WWW) is a collection of HTML documents which are connected through this web.
Tags
Keep in mind that if a tag is not closed, everything after the tag is activated by that tag.  They do exactly what YOU tell them to do. Thus, be careful about how you communicate with a computer and understand how it understands you :).
- & : Both make the content italics. However, emphasis is becoming more pupolar for advanced coding reasons
- & : bold vs. strong, they both bold the word.
HTML Elements Attributes
Some elements requires attribues to be added within a tag. For example, an images needs to be directed to its source and a link (URL) should be referenced to its URL link. The attribute is included in the opening tag in this form:
< a href="URL" > Content . In other words, an element with an attribute with have the following components: Within the opening tag (an attribute name, a value), and content followed by a closing tag where appropriate.
Last Notes
1. The WhiteSpace in the coding side has no effect on the output in the display screen for users.
2. Write comments within a code script is helpful for you when you look back at your code as well as for anyone else who might be looking at your code. This can be done by typing your comment in the following format:
Typical Document Structure
TheTitle
The Content along with its elements and tags
Acronyms & Abbreviations
HTML: HyperText Markup Language
WWW: World Wide Web
Tags
b: bold
em: emphasis
a: anchor
br: line break
p: paragraph
h1: header 1
Resources
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Stephen Strasburg could be MLB free agency’s first big domino to fall
by Mollie WalkerThe first big signing of MLB’s offseason could come even before the Winter Meetings.
After opting out of the remaining four years and $100 million on his contract with the Nationals, Stephen Strasburg is one of the most sought-after pitchers in free agency. Strasburg’s hometown Padres reportedly plan on making a push for the 31-year-old World Series MVP, but the San Diego Union-Tribune reported recently that the Padres likely do not have room in their budget for Strasburg.
Strasburg will come with a hefty price tag after he had a 3.32 ERA in the regular season, and the reigning champs reportedly began negotiating a new deal immediately after Strasburg’s opt-out decision and are heavy favorites to bring him back. MLB.com reports a deal could reached before the Dec. 8 Winter Meetings, which is where traction on free-agency deals usually begins.
So long as ex-Astros ace Gerrit Cole remains available, the Nationals are seemingly the only team that would classify Strasburg as their No. 1 starting-pitching target.


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Submodules¶
nlp_architect.server.serve module¶
REST Server to respond to different API requests
nlp_architect.server.service module¶
Service file used to import different features for server
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I love life sciences, dogs, and algorithms so when I found this paper describing recent changes to the hypothesized phylogeny of modern dog I got giddy.
Dogs are incredibly fascinating, regardless of your opinion on breed standards and dog shows. They are the only successfully domesticated carnivore, they have the ability to understand our social communication mechanics and language, they engage in mutually beneficial social cooperation with us and we are not absolutely certain of why or when it happened.
The truth is there is a lot we don't understand about how man domesticated dogs or if man was even the catalyst for domestication. For a long time, the prevailing theory was that dogs had evolved from wolves that were attracted to human agricultural settlements by trash. This isn't completely unrealistic because we know wolves are scavengers and that dogs have maintained some of these behaviors (any dog owner can tell you about their temporary land shark that appears around the table at mealtime).
What is so awesome about the findings from this study is that it demonstrates a working model of phylogeny that satisfies the current state of genetic similarity that shows dogs not as a derivative of wolf but as a sibling that evolved separately from a common ancestor.
Phylogenetic trees: introduction and construction by phenotype
The diagram in this picture is called a phylogenetic tree, a data structure that maintains the evolutionary relationship between child nodes. In this representation, children on the same depth of the tree are “siblings” and their “common ancestor” is the node that corresponds to their closest common parent node. So in this tree, BOX (boxer) and BSJ (basenji) are more closely related because they have a common ancestor that lived more recently than that of say, BOX and DNG (dingo). Typically, the height of the tree correlates to time but I'll explain the motivation for using base pair differences.
Before genetic sequencing, the “distance” between sibling nodes and the placement of intermediary branching events was guessed at by similarity of observable traits, or phenotype.
There are several problems with using the phenetic approach, most notably the existence of similar traits in unrelated species that have different evolutionary paths. This could have occurred in isolated populations that were subject to the same selective pressures and not indicative of parent or sibling relationships in evolution.
Enter genomics and Hamming distance.
Phylogenetic trees: construction by edit distance
With cheaper, faster genetic alignment and sequencing possible, we can now infer evolutionary relationships between species based on the “distance” of their DNA.
It's not as simple as determining the edit distance between two long strings – identifying known gene regions and the migration, duplication and deletion of genes as well as rate of population growth and appearance of mutations across species complicates this a bit.
I will go into more detail of the algorithms used to reconstruct phylogenetic trees from genetic distance, but before you can construct a phylogenetic tree you need the data and a metric with which to measure the relative evolutionary relationships between species.
To determine the degree of “similarity” between two different species using DNA, it is necessary to sequence the current members of the species to compare and calculate their genetic difference. In this case, siblings with a more recent common ancestor would be more genetically similar than species with an ancestor that last spread its genetic data thousands of years ago.
Which brings us back to the base pair representation of time. Using base pair differences to determine similarity between species, a greater genetic distance directly correlates with a more distant common ancestor. The program used to determine genetic distance in the study is described here. In the diagram above, “substitutions per 10,000 base pairs” is the number of substitutions that must be made to one species’ genetic sequence to transform it into the other (in this diagram, dashed lines represent genetic admixture).
When you combine this data with known data of populations, migrations, and approximate times of divergence between two species, we can begin to pinpoint the time at which these genetic events occurred based on the relation between known divergence events and another species’ genetic distance from that event.
New findings in the genetic lineage of domestic dogs
With this model of the phylogeny of modern dog and its relation to wolves, the study suggests that the closest living relative that produced both species occurred between 9,000 and 34,000 years ago. If this tree is the correct model of speciation for all of the members of the canine family sampled, it makes the previously mentioned theory of dog domestication much less probable. Other studies of dog-like fossils support the model of evolution that shows dog as having begun its divergence from its ancestor 15,000 to 34,000 years ago.
15,000 to 34,000 years ago is before the age of agriculture, and recorded history begins. If this is true, the domestication of dogs began during the age of men as a hunter/gatherer society. So what does that mean for the role of humans in the domestication of dogs if the dog genome began selecting for domesticated traits before what we consider modern man existed?
I was reminded of this article, which back in 2012 discussed the “speculative science” of the dog genome because there was no credible evidence to indicate that dogs played any role in modern human's dominance over neanderthal. While this study doesn't provide conclusive evidence that dog and man co-evolved, it does support the idea that dogs and humans at the very least may have engaged in mutually beneficial social cooperation long before humans discovered agriculture and demonstrates pretty clearly that the ancestor to the modern dog existed during the time of neanderthals.
Final thoughts
I don't pretend to be an evolutionary biologist so don't take my word on the quality of the science mentioned in any of the papers or articles that I cited. I sort of fell down a rabbit hole when trying to find an article to support my dad's assertion that he once heard on the Discovery channel that humans evolved a large visible sclera due to evolutionary advantages and the cooperative eye hypothesis, and that dogs also engage in social cooperation via eye communication. Much to my surprise, my dad wasn't totally contradicted by modern science (not a first, but a rarity).
While it is true that dogs can and do signal emotions through use of visible sclera (search “whale eye” and you will get lots of images of scared or anxious dogs), there is no evidence that they engage in social cooperation with humans using eye contact. The jury is still out on whether or not eye contact with humans makes dogs feel a stronger social bond or feel threatened.
I always try very hard to separate observable fact from gut feeling, and that's almost impossibly hard to do when it comes to observing something you're very attached to.
Is it wishful thinking on my part to imagine primitive man and the ancestor of dog living and working together as a cooperative unit? What advantage did we give ancestral dog in return that gave it such a competitive advantage over its peers? Was it a larger shared predator or environmental pressures or something else entirely? Did we rely on dogs to be our literal eyes and ears and over time this caused our senses to become much duller?
I look at my dog now snoring under my chair, curled up on an old sweater of mine, nose-first in my shoe watching her take deep whiffs of my scent which is kind of gross but also really sweet in a way. She has lots of very strong instinctual behaviors like digging ditches to get to cool dirt, herding various family members (most of the time without us dumb monkeys figuring out that she's sleeping soundly only because all of us are sitting on the couch), what is known as the “border collie stare” when she's waiting for me to throw her frisbee, etc.
And yet even though man has molded domestic dog evolution to use its instincts to serve his needs like herding livestock and retrieving game, we shouldn't give ourselves too much credit.
They chose us too.
Further Reading:
- “Taming the Wild”, an article from Nat Geo describing the efforts to study the genetic origins of domesticated behaviors. Of particular interest is the assertion made that domestication is a fluid rather than linear unidirectional process.
- “Urinary oxytocin and social bonding in related and unrelated wild chimpanzees”, a paper on the chemical changes that occur in chimpanzees that engage in social cooperation
- “How Much Is That in Dog Years? The Advent of Canine Population Genomics”, paper describing the history of the study of dog phylogeny.


Geologists uncover geothermal energy potential in South Africa
by Babalwa BunganeThe discovery of gases released from deep beneath the earth’s crust could help to explain Southern Africa’s unusual landscape, a study suggests.
Scientists have long puzzled over why areas such as South Africa’s Highveld region are so elevated and flat, with unexpectedly hot rocks below the surface.
Hotspots are known to generate volcanic activity in Hawaii, Iceland and Yellowstone National Park.
Read more about geothermal energy
Geologists have revealed that carbon dioxide-rich gases bubbling up through natural springs in South Africa originate from a column of hot, treacle-like material – called a hotspot – located deep inside the earth.
In South Africa, the hotspot pushes the crust upwards, generating the distinctive landscape, which consists mostly of tablelands more than one kilometre above sea level, the researchers say.
This also explains why rocks beneath the region are hotter than expected – a property that could be harnessed to generate geothermal energy.
A team led by scientists from the University of Edinburgh analysed the chemical make-up of gas emerging from a deep crack in the earth’s crust located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
They found that variants of helium and neon present in the gas match the composition of a rocky layer 1,000 km below earth’s surface – called the deep mantle.
The findings provide the first physical evidence that Southern Africa lies on top of a plume of the abnormally hot mantle, which had until now only been theorised using computer modelling of seismic data.
The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Natural Environment Research Council.
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The research was completed with support from Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage and the UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research Centre.
It also involved scientists from the Universities of Aberdeen and Strathclyde, Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, British Geological Survey and South Africa Council for Geoscience.
Dr Stuart Gilfillan, of the University of Edinburgh’s School of GeoSciences, who led the study, said: “The high relief and hotter than expected subsurface temperatures of the rocks beneath Southern Africa had been a puzzle for geologists for many years.
“Our findings confirm that carbon dioxide gas at the surface is from a deep mantle plume, helping to explain the regions unusual landscape.”
The study is available here
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Lists & Smart Lists
Within Books, there are several levels of objects. Fields correspond to particular details about a given book. "Title" is a field. Book records are a collection of fields that correspond to an actual book. A book with a "title" of "Hearts in Atlantis" and an "author" of "Stephen King" corresponds to the King's compilation of short stories about Vietnam. Lists are collection of book records. You may create lists to sort books by authors or have one list that contains your whole collection.
Smart lists are dynamic collections of books that satisfy some criteria. Smart lists differ from regular lists in that you cannot manually add books to a smart list. Furthermore, while a book may only be a member of one regular list, it can be a member of many smart lists.
Smart lists are configured by selecting a particular smart list and clicking the Edit Smart List icon in the toolbar. A new window will appear.
A Smart List Containing Comic Books
To make a smart list more restrictive, use the All option at the top of the window and add additional constraints. To make a smart list more inclusive, use the Any option and add additional matching options.
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The smart list feature is a pure rip-off of the smart playlist feature in iTunes. We don't even try to hide it.


Project structure
| Folder / File name | Description |
|---|---|
| Createx | Folder contains all template source and production files. |
| Createx / assets | This folder holds all assets files both source and production versions. |
| Createx / components | Createx UI Kit - all the components with code snippets. |
| Createx / construction | Construction Bureau Demo HTML files. |
| Createx / creative-agency | Creative Agency Demo HTML files. |
| Createx / ecommerce | E-Commerce Demo HTML files. |
| Createx / online-courses | Online Courses Demo HTML files. |
| Createx / seo-agency | SEO & Marketing Agency Demo HTML files. |
| Createx / documentation | Documentation you are reading now. |
| Createx / assets / vendor | This folder contains all vendor plugins' .js / .css files. |
| Createx / assets / scss | This folder contains all project .scss files that are compiled and minified to styles in assets/css folder. |
| Createx / assets / js | This folder contains main theme.js that is processed (compiled / minified) to theme.min.js located in the same directory. |
| Createx / assets / img | Folder contains all graphic assets like images, icons, etc. divided into subfolders:
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| Createx / assets / font | This folder contains Icon font files as well as selection.json file which you can use to add more icons to the project. Read more about Icon font in UI icons section. |
| Createx / assets / css | Here you'll find compiled .css files: theme.css and theme.min.css |
| Createx / package.json | File contains meta data about your app or module. Most importantly, it includes the list of dependencies to install from npm repository when running npm install. |
| Createx / gulpfile.js | Configuration file for Gulp. It contains all Gulp tasks you will perform while working on Createx based project. Learn more about it from Working with Gulp section or official Gulp documentation. |
Whether you work with Node.js and Gulp or not you can still take advantage of SCSS (CSS preprocessor).
In this case you might want to learn hot to use Sass (Scss).


**Hands-On IoT: Wi-Fi and Embedded Web Development**
**by [Erwin Setiawan](https://yohanes-erwin.github.io/)**
**[Home](../tutorials.html)**
Introduction
===================================================================================
Rapid advances in IoT technology demand a lot of devices to be connected to the internet.
To design such devices, we usually need knowledges about microcontrollers and computer network.
As an example, we often found devices that can be connected to the network and can be configured via web interfaces.
These devices implement embedded web server. For example, most of network devices usually use embedded web server as the interface for configuration.
Although there are a lot of books that discuss about microcontrollers or web development, they usually discuss the topics in separate books.
Rarely, there is a book that discusses both of the topics in one book, i.e. the book that discusses how to create a web interface for a microcontroller.
Therefore, this book is written to fill that gap.
The Arduino library is used to program the ESP32, while HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are used to build the web interface.
![Figure [fig:iot_1]: Hands-On IoT: Wi-Fi and Embedded Web Development](iot_1.jpg width=300px)
Contents
===================================================================================
This book is divided into several chapters as follows.
* Chapter 1 – Introduction
* Chapter 2 – Digital Output
* Chapter 3 – Digital Input
* Chapter 4 – Serial I/O
* Chapter 5 – Analog Output
* Chapter 6 – Analog Input
* Chapter 7 – Sensors
* Chapter 8 – Wi-Fi Access Point
* Chapter 9 – Wi-Fi Station
* Chapter 10 – TCP Server
* Chapter 11 – TCP Client
* Chapter 12 – HTTP Server
* Chapter 13 – HTTP Client
* Chapter 14 – Web Server
* Chapter 15 – HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
* Chapter 16 – Web Page Data Exchange
* Chapter 17 – JavaScript (JS)
* Chapter 18 – SPI Flash File System
* Chapter 19 – Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
* Chapter 20 – Gauge and Chart
Download
===================================================================================
Hands-On IoT: Wi-Fi and Embedded Web Development by Erwin Ouyang, Jun 2020 | PDF ebook, 209 pages
* [E-book](Hands-On_IoT_Wi-Fi_and_Embedded_Web_Development.pdf)
* [Source Code](https://github.com/yohanes-erwin/arduino-ml/tree/master/esp32_examples)


Introduction to the Ant Script Library
This article is about learning to build your software using
Ant. Writing a new
build.xml
file from scratch can be difficult, especially
if you are not very familiar with Ant. To make this easier, I have written
some reuseable libraries that I will show in my examples below. The
libraries are free and you can find documentation and a downloadable zip from
the website at http://www.exubero.com/asl/.
Example Project: Deep Thought
For the purposes of this example, suppose you are developing code for an AI project called Deep Thought. You've been developing the code in an IDE, but are now looking build the code using Ant.
The project structure currently looks like this:
%tree . `-- src `-- example `-- DeepThought.java
Install the Ant Script Library
The first thing to do is grab a copy of the Ant Script Library, which can be retrieved from http://www.exubero.com/asl/download.html. Download and unzip the file into a subdirectory of your project.
Build the Code
Create a new file called build.xml
in the top level directory
of the project, with the following contents:
<project name="DeepThought" default="dist">
<property name="java-build.src-dir" location="src"/>
<import file="ant-script-library/asl-java-build.xml"/>
</project>
Because the directory containing the source code is not exactly as
expected by the Ant Script Library, we have to override the
default location by setting the property java-build.src-dir
before importing the Java build module from the Ant Script Library. The
line <import file="ant-script-library/asl-java-build.xml"/>
does the work of making all the build targets available to your script.
The project structure now looks like this:
%tree . |-- build.xml |-- ant-script-library | |-- asl-java-build.xml | `-- asl-java-test.xml `-- src `-- example `-- DeepThought.java
With only four lines of Ant build, what can our script do? Looking at the project help is a good first place to look:
%ant -p Buildfile: build.xml Main targets: clean Deletes files generated by the build compile Compiles the java source copy-resources Copies resources in preparation to be packaged in jar dist Create a distributable for this java project generate Generates source code jar Create a jar for this java project Default target: dist
Not bad! We can compile the code, and package the compiled code into a
jar file. The default dist
target does all this:
%ant dist Buildfile: build.xml generate: -init-classpath: compile: [mkdir] Created dir: /workspace/deepthought/target/classes [javac] Compiling 1 source file to /workspace/deepthought/target/classes copy-resources: -init-time: -init-jar-classpath: jar: [mkdir] Created dir: /workspace/deepthought/target/dist [jar] Building jar: /workspace/deepthought/target/dist/DeepThought.jar dist: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 1 second
From the BUILD SUCCESSFUL
message, we can see that the build
worked. All files created by the build are put into a subdirectory called
target
. This includes generated class files, and any other
artifact from the build. The file we can distribute to users of our application
has been created in target/dist/DeepThought.jar
.
Test the Code
Now that the distributable jar
file has been created, we can
run some unit tests against it. In this case we'll be using
JUnit. It's good practice to put unit
tests in a parallel directory structure to the source code. With this in mind,
we can create a test case in the file test/example/DeepThoughtTest.java
.
We will also need a copy of the junit.jar
library. If we put this
in a directory called "lib
", it will be automatically picked
up by the build. This gives us a directory layout like this:
%tree . |-- build.xml |-- ant-script-library | |-- asl-java-build.xml | `-- asl-java-test.xml |-- lib | `-- junit.jar |-- src | `-- example | `-- DeepThought.java `-- test `-- example `-- DeepThoughtTest.java
There's one final change: we need to tell our build.xml
that
it needs to import the testing targets from the library file
asl-java-test.xml
. Edit build.xml
so that it
looks like this:
<project name="DeepThought" default="dist">
<property name="java-build.src-dir" location="src"/>
<property name="java-test.src-dir" location="test"/>
<import file="ant-script-library/asl-java-build.xml"/>
<import file="ant-script-library/asl-java-test.xml"/>
</project>
With this change, there are now a number of new test related targets available from our build:
%ant -p Buildfile: build.xml Main targets: clean Deletes files generated by the build compile Compiles the java source copy-resources Copies resources in preparation to be packaged in jar dist Create a distributable for this java project generate Generates source code jar Create a jar for this java project test-all Runs all tests test-integration Runs integration tests test-run-integration Runs the integration tests test-run-unit Runs the unit tests test-unit Runs unit tests Default target: dist
The test-all
target looks like a good candidate. Here's how
to run that target from the command line:
%ant test-all (output truncated) -test-init-classpath: -test-compile: [mkdir] Created dir: /workspace/deepthought/deepthought/target/test-classes [javac] Compiling 1 source file to /workspace/deepthought/deepthought/target/test-classes -test-copy-resources: -test-init-cobertura: -test-instrument: [cobertura-instrument] Cobertura 1.9 - GNU GPL License (NO WARRANTY) - See COPYRIGHT file [cobertura-instrument] Instrumenting 1 file to /workspace/deepthought/deepthought/target/instrumented-classes [cobertura-instrument] Cobertura: Saved information on 1 classes. [cobertura-instrument] Instrument time: 149ms -test-prepare: -test-init-fileset-unit: test-run-unit: [mkdir] Created dir: /workspace/deepthought/deepthought/target/test-data [junit] Testsuite: example.DeepThoughtTest [junit] Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Time elapsed: 0.157 sec [junit] [junit] Cobertura: Loaded information on 1 classes. [junit] Cobertura: Saved information on 1 classes. -test-init-fileset-integration: test-run-integration: test-all: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 5 seconds
There's a lot more output this time. However, the final message from
Ant is BUILD SUCCESSFUL
, and we can see earlier in the output
that our tests were run successfully:
[junit] Testsuite: example.DeepThoughtTest [junit] Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Time elapsed: 0.157 sec
That's it! We have a complete compile, package and test build up and
running, with only a relatively small build.xml
and the Ant
Script Library. The build.xml
could have been smaller again
if we had followed the expected directory layout, and so we would not have
to explicitly define the src
and test
directories.
The Ant Script Library has many more features than shown here, including reporting on code metrics, dependency management, SCM integration and software release targets. Refer to the documentation at http://www.exubero.com/asl/ for more details.
Is there a problem or mistake on this page? Do you want to contribute some changes? Send me an email at joe@exubero.com.


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Sachin contributes to 22% of India's score on an average when India wins.
We can see a heavy contribution when India has won. In addition to this, Sachin has performed well even when the Indian batting line up has crumbled, his highest contribution of 76.8% has been in a match that India lost.


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SceneJS - enabling and disabling picking for a subgraph
The teapot in this example is wrapped in a 'name' node, which assigns it a symbolic name
that will be reported when we pick it. It's also wrapped in a 'flags' node that has a 'picking' flag,
which we're toggling every three seconds to enable or disable the ability to pick the teapot.
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7.a.y The value of a product being proportional to the number of users.
What are positive network effects?
A product has (positive) network effects if the value of a product to a user increases with the total number of users.Example-Fax Machine – the value of a fax machine is proportional to the number of users.
7.b.z Yes, but only if the search engine learns from users and improves the product
Do search engines on the Web have network effects?
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7.c.w Yes, but only if the search engine learns from users and improves the product
Bundling the product with an established product will help in reaching the critical mass quickly and thus help in getting first moveradvantages.Eg- Internet Explorer was a weak product but Microsoft bundled it with its established product –Windows which in turn helped in increasing the market share of Internet Explorer.
7.d.w Network effects can increase prices, and prevent innovation because of the monopoly power they confer to some companies
Economic problems
- Delaying the advent of lower prices and innovative technologies that new entrants would eventually bring.
- As the monopolist ages their will to innovate is replaced by mere will to power


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About RipEnc
"Ripless" MP3 encoding, ID3 tagging, and databasing
See Revision History for evolution.RipEnc works in conjunction with Be's Audio CD filesystem driver (cdda-fs) and cddblinkd daemon (for album and track name lookups), and the BeOS ports of command-line MP3 tools to let you encode selected tracks or an entire CD at once, without having to rip the tracks first. ID3 tags are written to filesystem attributes for display in the Tracker (as shown), and can be queried through the system's Find panel. When you create MP3s with RipEnc, you get database-like control of your MP3 collection.
MP3 files created with RipEnc, queryable attributes written to filesystem.
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This version of RipEnc includes an x86 binary of id3ren, to make installation easier. This is an open source application. If you would like access to the source, download the complete id3ren distribution.This version of RipEnc includes an x86 binary of cddblinkd, to make installation easier. This is an open source application provided by Be, Inc.. If you would like access to the source, download the complete cddblinkd distribution.
Origins
RipEnc was originally a bash shell script from the Linux world which I adapted to work in BeOS (ask me for sources to the old version if you want to see them). However, that version was needlessly complex and carried a lot of baggage we didn't need under BeOS.More importantly, the script wasn't taking advantage of some the coolest BeOS tools available -- Marco Nelissen's cdda-fs and cddblink tools (these now belong to Be, Inc.). By utilizing cdda-fs, this script benefits over the old version in two ways:
RipEnc was gutted and re-written from scratch to get rid of all the unnecessary complexity and streamline things. As a result, RipEnc is now easier to use, less likely to fail, is faster, and is BeOS-native. The only code here leftover from the original Linux version is the basic concept for the menuing system. The code is well commented; feel free to rip it apart and do whatever you like with it.
- It's faster, because there's no need to rip prior to encoding.
- Encoding doesn't take up gobs of temporary disk space because there's no need to store giant .WAV files separately, as other tools do.


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How to write contracts
原文链接：https://eosio.github.io/eos/group__contractdev.html
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How To Write Contracts EOS 如何为 EOS.IO 编写智能合约
Introduction to writing contracts for EOS.IO.
EOS.IO 合约编写简介。
Modules 模块
APIs that store and retreive data on the blockchain
在区块链上存储和检索数据的接口。
Defines common math functions.
定义常用数学函数。
Define API for querying message properties.
定义消息属性查询接口。
Enables applications to log/print text messages.
支持应用程序记录/打印文本消息。
Defines the ABI for interfacing with standard-compatible token messages and database tables.
定义ABI（应用系统二进制接口），实现与标准兼容的 token 消息及数据库表之间的交互
Specifies typedefs and aliases.
指定类型定义和别名。
Detailed Description 详细说明
Background 背景
EOS.IO contracts (aka applications) are deployed to a blockchain as pre-compiled Web Assembly (aka WASM). WASM is compiled from C/C++ using LLVM and clang, which means that you will require knowledge of C/C++ in order to develop your blockchain applications. While it is possible to develop in C, we strongly recommend that all developers use the EOS.IO C++ API which provides much stronger type safety and is generally easier to read.
EOS.IO 合约（应用程序）以预编译的 Web Assembly（WASM）形式部署在区块链上。WASM 使用 C/C++ 编写，通过 LLVM 和 clang 编译，这意味着，开发 EOS.IO 智能合约首先需要具备 C/C++ 基础。不过，虽然可以用 C 语言来开发，但我们强烈推荐使用C++ 接口。C++ 接口是强类型安全性的 ，并且也更容易阅读。
Application Structure 应用程序结构
EOS.IO applications are designed around event (aka message) handlers that respond to user actions. For example, a user might transfer tokens to another user. This event can be processed and potentially rejected by the sender, the receiver, and the currency application itself.
EOS.IO 应用程序是围绕响应用户行为的事件（消息）处理来设计的。如用户间的代币转账交易会触发一个事件。这个事件可以被发送方，接收方或者当前应用程序本身进行处理或者拒绝。
As an application developer you get to decide what actions users can take and which handlers may or must be called in response to those events.
开发者需要决定用户可以触发哪些行为，以及哪些处理函数应该或者必须被调用，用以作为对这些事件的响应。
Entry Points 入口点
EOS.IO applications have a apply which is like main in traditional applications:
EOS.IO 应用程序提供 apply 方法作为入口点，类似传统应用程序的 main 方法：
extern "C" {
void init();
void apply( uint64_t code, uint64_t action );
}
main is give the arguments code and action which uniquely identify every event in the system. For example, code could be a currency contract and action could be transfer. This event (code,action) may be passed to several contracts including the sender and receiver. It is up to your application to figure out what to do in response to such an event.
apply 方法包含 code 和 action 两个参数，在系统内通过这两个参数可唯一标识每个事件。例如，code 可以是一个现金合约，而 action 就是转移的行为。这个事件（code，action）可以被传递到包括发送者和接收者的多个合约中。如何响应一个事件, 由应用程序确定。
init is another entry point that is called once immediately after loading the code. It is where you should perform one-time initialization of state.
init 是另外一个程序入口点，在加载代码后会被立即调用，且只被调用一次的。在这里你可以实现一次性的状态初始化。
Example Apply Entry Handler 入口处理函数的示例
Generally speaking, you should use your entry handler to dispatch events to functions that implement the majority of your logic and optionally reject events that your contract is unable or unwilling to accept.
一般来说，你应该使用入口处理函数去分发事件到对应的方法。这些方法实现主要的处理逻辑，或者选择性地拒绝合约不识别或者不应该接受的事件。
extern "C" {
void apply( uint64_t code, uint64_t action ) {
if( code == N(currency) ) {
if( action == N(transfer) )
currency::apply_currency_transfer( currentMessage< currency::Transfer >() );
} else {
assert( false, "rejecting unexpected event" );
}
}
}
Note 说明
When defining your entry points it is required that they are placed in an extern “C” code block so that c++ name mangling1 does not get applied to the function.
当你定义入口点时，需要将代码放在 extern “C” 代码块中，使得 C++ 名字修饰1不会应用到该方法上。


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The Man of the People
Here is a time line of Mzee Jomo Kenyatta:
- 1891 - Kenyatta was born in the village of Nginda.
- 1909 - Enrolled as a pupil at the Church of Scotland Mission (CSM) at Thogoto.
- 1914 - Kenyatta moved to Thika, where he worked for an engineering firm run by Briton John Cook.
- 1922 - He joined Kikuyu Central Association.
- 1929 - Kenyatta sailed from Mombasa to Britain, London.
- 1933 - Worked as a linguistic informant for the Phonetics Department at University College London.
- 1946 - He became the President of the Kenya African Union
- 1952 - Arrested together with five senior KAU members, charged with masterminding the Mau Mau, a proscribed group.
- 1961 - Released form imprisonment.
- 1963 - Kenyatta was sworn in as prime minister of the autonomous Kenyan government.
- 1964 - He became the president of the Republic of Kenya.
- 1978 - he died of a heart attack in the State House, Mombasa.
Jomo Kenyatta was a Kenyan anti-colonial activist and politician who governed Kenya as the first President.
Read more about this incredible hero on his Wikipedia entry.


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DO THE RIGHT THING (1989) A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1989) ***
Spike Lee made an incredible movie here, but it's also one of the most uncomfortable viewing experiences I've ever had--and that includes the episode of "Golden Girls" where Estelle Getty gets a pap smear. DO THE RIGHT THING is a shocking commentary on race relations, a movie you can't watch without a strong opinion on one side or the other. Luckily, Spike didn't take sides in his presentation of the story, even if all the characters are stereotyped.   The Hispanics... You get the picture, I'm sure.
Lee assumes that beneath a thin veneer of courtesy, every American harbors hate for other races that will break out with the slightest provocation. Black characters make fun of the way Orientals talk but are made fun of by whites for their addiction to the word "motherf---er" and the substitution of the word "fiddy" for its more Caucasian counterpart "fifty." The cops in the movie are hateful bastards who use unnecessary brutality, taking the Rodney King treatment to its worst extreme right in front of the neighborhood blacks.
There are only a few well-thought-out characters in the movie, like Danny Aiello, an Italian who owns a pizza parlor that was there before the neighborhood was colorized. Now he's one of two non-black families in the neighborhood, but unlike the Korean convenience store owner across the street, is accepted by everyone. Spike Lee, one of the other decent characters, is his delivery boy, who manages to remain friends with his people and Aiello's.
The movie takes awhile to reach its shocking climax. The first hour moves at a leisurely pace, focusing on a day in the life of the Brooklyn neighborhood, the hottest day of the year in fact. During that time we meet the neighborhood's residents--Aiello and his two sons, one racist and one non (luckily, the pizza parlor has seating for both types), Lee and his siblings, Lee's hyper Hispanic girlfriend (played by--take a wild guess--Rosie Perez), the racist black who organizes a protest of Aiello's pizza parlor because the people on his "Wall of Fame" are exclusively Italian guys, no blacks in the lot, the big guy who walks around with a tacky boombox, three old guys who sit outside and gossip the day away, another old guy who drinks the day away and a retarded guy who bugs Lee by trying to sell them pictures of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. (Lee would be so inspired by the picture he bought that he would go on to make a really long movie about it.)
Most of the characters are interesting but, for one reason or another, seemed abrasive and obnoxious to me. They're the kind of people you want to slap some sense into... and considering the movie's outcome, they'd take well to violence. If you've seen the movie, you realize the irony of the title, because hardly any of the characters ever say or do the right thing and are too one-note to sympathize with. The only exceptions are Lee, Aiello and the old drunk.
The climax almost arises out of nowhere. You can tell while watching the movie that the racial tension, personified well by the depictions of intense heat (although I could have done without the scene where Spike rubs an ice cube on Rosie's nipples), would result in some manifestation of violence. Still, once it finally happens, you wish it didn't. You wish you could sit the characters down and tell them they don't have to act like idiots, always saying and doing the wrong thing. There's another way to deal with life's problems, through intelligence and negotiation. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is doing the right thing.
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Geocoder helps in converting street addresses to coordinate pairs, specifically latitude and longitude (in degrees decimal). It also provides address normalization.
It comes with a library so that Ruby developers can include geocoding in their applications. It also comes with a command-line application, geocode, that is useful for one-offs, shell scripts, and non-Ruby applications.
The Geocoder is basically a wrapper for geocoding web services. Currently, two services are utilized: Yahoo! Maps Geocoding API, which is an interface to their proprietary geocoding system; and Geocoder.us, which is basically a Perl frontend to the TIGER/Line file from the US Census Bureau.
Unless the user or developer indicates otherwise, the Yahoo! Maps API is used by default.
If you are going to use this library with the Yahoo! Maps Geocoding service, you need to get yourself an Application ID.
The very simplest use of the library would just instantiate a Geocoder object and call the geocode method, grab the result, and get the values directly:
require 'lib/geocoder' geocoder = Geocoder::Yahoo.new "my_app_id" # => #<Geocoder::Yahoo:0x36b77c @appid="my_app_id"> result = geocoder.geocode "1600 pennsylvania ave nw washington dc" result.lat # => "38.8987" result.lng # => "-77.037223" result.address # => "1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW" result.city # => "WASHINGTON" result.state # => "DC" result.zip # => "20502-0001"
The result that the geocode method returns is a subclass of Array; each element contains the "closest match" for ambiguous addresses, as determined by the remote geocoding service.
Any sort of production-level code would want to check for success and watch for exceptions. Geocoding is an inexact science, so you would want to check for success, and iterate over the refinements or closest matches that the service returns:
require 'lib/geocoder' geocoder = Geocoder::Yahoo.new "my_app_id" # => #<Geocoder::Yahoo:0x36ae44 @appid="my_app_id"> result = geocoder.geocode "2038 damen ave chicago il" result.success? # => false result.each do |r| r.lat # => "41.854524", "41.918759" r.lng # => "-87.676083", "-87.67763" r.address # => "2038 S DAMEN AVE", "2038 N DAMEN AVE" r.city # => "CHICAGO", "CHICAGO" r.state # => "IL", "IL" r.zip # => "60608-2625", "60647-4564" end
success? is defined by a single result returned from the geocoding service (and in the case of the Y! API, with no warning)
require 'lib/geocoder' geocoder = Geocoder::Yahoo.new "my_app_id" begin result = geocoder.geocode "thisisnotreal" rescue Geocoder::GeocodingError # do something appropriate to your application here end
The Geocoder module defines 2 exception classes:
% geocode 2125 W North Ave, Chicago IL Found 1 result(s). ------------------ Latitude: 41.910263 Longitude: -87.680696 Address: 2125 W NORTH AVE City: CHICAGO State: IL ZIP Code: 60647-5415
Notice that the geocoder normalizes the address, including city, state, and ZIP Code.
You can also throw some switches on it. Try -q for quieter, CSV output:
% geocode -q 1600 pennsylvania ave nw washington dc 38.8987,-77.037223,1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW,WASHINGTON,DC,20502-0001
The order of the fields in the CSV output is:
% geocode -h Options: -a, --appid appid Yahoo! Application ID -s, --service service `yahoo' or `geocoderus' -t, --timeout secs Timeout in seconds -q, --quiet Quiet output -h, --help Show this message


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On writing: oh inspiration, where art thou?
My life has always been full of stories, up to a point where now my brain is trained to capture inspiration from pretty much everything and anything to create stories by itself, in a form of self-entertainment.
One of my first memories is related to a story. When I was about five years old, my parents rented an apartment for our summer vacation in a small village not far from Como Lake, in Italy. The little town was very charming, with its multicolored houses, a central square with a church and a bakery, a magnificent panorama on the lake, and a small chapel built to protect cyclists and honor the passage of the Giro d’Italia, the national multi-day cycling competition. Not far from the panorama on the lake, immersed in a pine tree forest nearby, there was a castle. It was not really a castle: it was an old big villa with a small tower on one corner, but to a five-year-old it looked like a castle, even slightly scary when the sun went down behind the hill.
As a joke, my dad told me that the Unnamed used to live in that castle, a few centuries ago. The Unnamed is a very well-known character in one of the most important works in Italian literature, The Betrothed (I Promessi Sposi), an historical novel which takes place in 1628 Northern Italy, exactly on that branch of Como Lake that we used to admire from afar at the panorama every day. My dad started to tell me a revisited story of The Betrothed as bedtime episodes each night, day after day, and in his version the action had taken place in our own small village, where the two young protagonists, Renzo and Lucia, had lived in one of the oldest houses, had gone to the local church and the town hall, and had had to deal with the Unnamed, the terrifying local governor.
Those daily stories had my mind and my imagination fly even freer and wilder, and I believe they built the first blocks of my desire to invent stories myself.
I’ve been reading since as far as I can remember, stories first and novels afterwards, when I had grown old enough to understand them. My mother used to take me to the public library at least once per week, and there I would take four books each time: you could take up to two books per person, and I would use my mother’s card to get two extra entries for my week. I remember not finding anything to read in a few occasions: I had read all the books that I wanted to read, and I had to feverishly wait for some new additions the following week, or for a book that I hadn’t yet read to be returned by some other young readers. Going to the library was my weekly happy moment. I read my books as fast as I could, feeding on them, immersing myself completely in new worlds, different realities, fantastic stories, near or far from my own experiences.
Books and stories have always been my closest and dearest companions, and they have created and nurtured the demon of writing inside of me. Now that demon has completely taken control of me: this is why I write, and this is why a write many different things, and many of them at the same time: the demon keeps wanting more!


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Hi, I'm Nora. I'm a software developer from Cleveland, OH. I am currently in my senior year at Carnegie Mellon University studying Electrical and Computer Engineering and Software Engineering. I love to make things.
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Learn how to write AJAX using both pure JavaScript as well as jQuery. Includes many code examples that can be downloaded.
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HE GOT GAME A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1998 David N. Butterworth
**** (out of ****)
Spike Lee got game. Ain't no two ways about it. Should anyone tell you otherwise, consider this for starters:
The music for Lee's latest film, "He Got Game," is by the late 20th Century composer Aaron Copland, he of the sublimely obnoxious opus "Appalachian Spring." Now I've never liked Copland, especially "Appalachian Spring." But in "He Got Game," Copland works. Majestically. Even the snatches of "Appalachian Spring" on the soundtrack didn't cause me any discomfort. Not at all. In fact, I loved it. The brass; the cacophony of sound--it just worked. Coupled with prominent rap songs by Public Enemy and "He Got Game" exhibits one of the most esoteric song scores in recent memory. Credit that to filmmaker Lee, the man with--among other talents--game.
Game with a capital g, that is.
Lee's latest film takes two complex themes and expertly blends them into what appears, on the surface, to be a relatively straightforward story: if incarcerated felon Jake Shuttlesworth (Denzel Washington) can convince his basketball-playing, high school hot-shot son to opt for the Governor's alma mater, his stay in the state penitentiary will be curtailed. The themes, as presented, seem simple enough too: the high cost of fame, and the even higher price of having accidentally destroyed something you loved.
"He Got Game" reveals the surprising sadness of being wooed by both slick professional agents and countless universities promising assurances of the good life, and how that pressure can sometimes be too enormous a burden to bear. And with startling honesty, this profound difficulty is contrasted with Shuttlesworth's own personal tragedy.
At the beginning of "He Got Game" it's not clear why convicted Attica inmate Shuttlesworth is doing time, And that's another strength of Lee's film; the story details unfold with precise, revelatory specificity, like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle snapping into place.
Washington, if not already, should be deigned a national treasure. His work here is superlative, surpassing almost anything he's done before. His portrayal of Jake, a loving, supportive family man at odds with his son, is by turns sensitive, tough, and ultimately human.
The supporting performances in "He Got Game" are worthy of mention too: Milla Jovovich ("The Fifth Element") as a strung-out Coney Island hooker; Lonette McKee as Jake's wife, Martha; Zelda Harris as their resilient daughter, Mary. All are commendable. And last but by no means least, NBA star Ray Allen, a brilliant acting debut as Jesus Shuttlesworth, the son torn by promise, prestige, and conflicting family loyalties.
Stylistically, Lee's film is a marvel, covering the court with a variety of cinematic techniques: documentary-style commentary from famous college hoop coaches (such as Temple's John Chaney); kinetic, solarized jump-cut sequences that play like a Nike commercial; slow-motion basketball montages that will make even a non-believer sit up and take notice--all backed by Copland's blaring horns and harmonics.
I don't doubt for a minute that this accomplished director could make even a game of cricket appear exciting.
"He Got Game" is, pure and simple, one slam dunk of a motion picture.
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Former England skipper Hartley announces his retirement
Former England captain and Northampton Saints hooker Dylan Hartley announced his retirement on Thursday after failing to recover from a knee injury that cost him a place in the Rugby World Cup squad.
REUTERS: Former England captain and Northampton Saints hooker Dylan Hartley announced his retirement on Thursday after failing to recover from a knee injury that cost him a place in the Rugby World Cup squad.
Hartley, 33, led England to back-to-back Six Nations triumphs in 2016 and 2017 but has not played since suffering the injury while representing club side Northampton against Worcester in December.
New Zealand-born Hartley was left out of Eddie Jones' 31-man squad which finished runners-up to South Africa in the recently concluded World Cup in Japan.
"The last few months have been difficult mentally and physically as I've come to terms with the fact that I am no longer able to compete," Hartley said.
"I'm extremely proud of my journey, both with Saints and representing England, but now is the right time to hang up my playing boots."
Hartley ends his career as England's second most capped player with 97 test caps - behind only former prop Jason Leonard who ended his career with 114 caps - and more than 250 appearances for the Saints.
"I have loved my journey in rugby. I came to England as a teenager hoping to get a few games of rugby and to see the world," Hartley added.
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Here is the fascinating story of the early years of research into the effects of space on biology and the human body,
focusing on the famous work at the Holloman Air Force Base Missile Development Center in New Mexico.
Topics and subjects covered include: Project Man-High, the V-2 rocket, animal research, aerobee, monkeys in space,
Winzen Research, General Mills, Balloons, Joseph W. Kittinger, Sky Car, Major David G. Simons, Operation Stratomouse, L
t. Colonel John P. Stapp, Rocket Sled experiments, Captain John D. Mosely, Threshold of Space, Project High-Dive,
High-Chair, Cherokee Missile, Project Whoosh, Ejection Seat Testing, Daisy Truck, Automobile crash tests, Strato-lab.
THE BEGINNINGS OF RESEARCH IN SPACE BIOLOGY AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER started in 1946-1952
MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPACE BIOLOGY AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER (1953-1957) are
1. Important Technological Developments
2. Achievements in Cosmic Radiation Studies
3. Project Man-High Notes
HISTORY OF RESEARCH IN SUBGRAVITY AND ZERO-G AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER.
Later Subgravity Studies at Holloman, 1954-1958The Present Outlook for Experimentation in Subgravity Conditions.
MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS IN BIODYNAMICS: ESCAPE PHYSIOLOGY AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Deceleration and Windblast Experiments on the Holloman Track, Specialized Windblast Studies, Other Work on the Escape Problem,
Seats and Capsules: Conflicting Views of Escape.
RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN BIODYNAMICS: DECELERATION AND IMPACT AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER.
Aircraft Crash Forces, Later Deceleration Studies on the High-Speed Track ,Other Research Related to G-Forces
Anticipated in Space Flight * Tolerance to Impact Forces (Task 78503); Research on the Daisy Track and Related Test Facilities.
Tolerance to Total Pressure Change: Task 78504. Automotive Crash Forces
ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY OF THE AEROMEDICAL FIELD LABORATORY AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE DEVELOPMENT CENTER
The Laboratory Mission and the Project Workload, Administrative Organization and
Resources * GLOSSARY Since its inception a half-century ago, the United States Air Force has constantly operated higher and higher,
faster and faster, until it has all but shattered the barriers of physical forces and alien physical environments which throughout
all history have confined the activities of man to the immediate vicinity of the earth. With every advance in velocity and altitude
resulting from new types of high-performance aircraft, rockets or satellites, the potential operational environment of the Air
Force has expanded until today the actual area of operations extends to the very borders of interplanetary space and the immediate
potential includes the vast central portion of the solar system. And with every advance of the environmental parameters,
man encounters physical and biological hazards unique in his experience.
For many years, scientists of the Biodynamics and
Space Biology Branches and more recently organized units of the Air Force Missile Development Center's Aeromedical Field Laboratory
have sought to identify and understand the nature of these hazards, and to perfect protective devices and techniques for the
benefit of man operating at high altitudes within the atmosphere and in the limitless space beyond. Because of the nature of
its projects, the Laboratory occupies a unique position among the many other major units of the Center. It is one of the units
working most directly toward man's ultimate conquest of space and was actively working toward this objective even during the years
that "space work" was in official Air Force and Congressional disfavor as "impractical."


Projection Guide
Hunter Korgel, August 2016 16 Sep 2016Video Rack and Projection System User Guide
System Boot
First, make sure the MacPro is on and turn on the Projection System using the AMX controller at FOH (it will take a while for the lamp to warm up). Then, turn on the KUMO video switcher by flipping the KUMO’s power switch on the video rack under the FOH desk. Once the Projection System is live, use the AMX controller to set the Source to DVI 2, press ‘GO LIVE’, and unmute video (top left button).
MacPro Control System
Open Chrome on the MacPro and use the Bookmarks to open the Projector and KUMO controller pages in two separate tabs. The Projector page allows you to turn the lamp on and off and align, size, and focus the projected images. Do not mess with other settings on this page, such as the Title List. The Projector page is usually only used for setup and can be closed once you are done focusing. The KUMO page is where you will route all video sources and destinations, and should be left up throughout the duration of the show. To send a video source to a destination, first select the desired destination, then click on the input source you want to pull from. For example, to send the FOH HDMI feed to the stage patch, click output V37 Stg In to select the destination and then click input FOH HDMI to pull the input.
Focusing
You should focus the image as soon as you can, before you start working with content. Wait to focus until all soft goods are set if you’re using the scrim since you will have to work around legs, borders, etc. Similarly, don’t set the masking position until you have focused the image on the projection screen. Remember to keep the center speaker out of the projector’s path. You can use the following website for general focusing: http://www.aaarpinball.com/Miscellaneous/p1080.htm (I use Green Pluses and click the pattern for a fullscreen display).
Sizing to the projection screen is simple: set the image to fit perfectly between the top edge of the white projection surface and the bottom edge of the roll. Avoid spillover by scaling the image smaller than the screen and slowly scaling it up to reach the top/bottom edges since it can be hard to notice the image on the black screen or hitting the stage below the screen’s roll. If the event is using the scrim for projection, placement and scale of the projection image depends on the specific needs of the group. Will there be dancers or musicians far upstage that could potentially block the image? Consult with the directors to get an image they are happy with that will be visible from almost all of the seats in the audience (someone sitting in the far left side of the house might not be able to see the left edge of the image if legs are in the way). Finally, make sure that the image is centered relative to masking, legs, or the center of the stage.
Once the screen is scaled and placed properly, focus the image by looking at sharp edges and high contrast areas and sweeping along the zoom tool to find the optimal focus distance. It helps to switch between a focus image, high resolution images with moderate contrast (pictures of faces are good), and text.
Line Arrays and Surround Sound
When you turn on the Projection System, you also turn on the cinema audio system which includes the line arrays and the surround sound speakers around the hall. On most people’s presets they are controlled as a set of matrices which pick off sound sent to the mains, but you can set them up how you like. The line arrays must be flown in from the ceiling and are usually only used with the projection screen (it is ill-advised to send stage mics through the line arrays as you will have to fight a lot of feedback). The surrounds are set up as a stereo output (we do not have control over individual speakers like a 5.1 or 7.1 system). If you do use the surrounds in conjunction with the main speakers, make sure the surrounds are set to the correct delay time so that the audience doesn’t hear an echo from the two speaker systems.
Video Rack
The Video Rack is designed to be a black box, with users only having to understand what goes into it and what comes out of it. Normal use of the Video Rack does not require any changes to the individual components housed within, and users should aim to avoid diving into the rack by themselves. Keep in mind that the harder it is to get to a particular component, the less likely it is that you should be trying to get to it.
KUMO Router
The KUMO is a 4out/16in video switching device that we use to manage all of our video routing within the performance hall. The outputs are the Projector, Preview Monitor, Crestron System, and Stage Patch V38. The inputs we use are the MacPro, FOH HDMI, Blu-Ray Player, Crestron System, and Stage Patch V37. The KUMO is controlled completely via the Chrome controller (described above) and the hardware in the rack is simply a hub of connection paths, so you should never have to change any of the connections in the rack.
Decimator
Within the Video Rack is a Decimator DMON-6S multi-viewer. This picks off video signals from each input and maps them to a 6 window multi-view display on the Preview Monitor without any required mapping from the KUMO. It also passes through each signal to the KUMO and stays on at all times. This does not require any attention for regular use as it stays on at all times (powered via power strip at bottom of rack(???)) and will never interrupt input signals to the KUMO. This device is connected to the MacPro via USB.
Converters
There are several video signal converters within the video rack, most of which are AJA HA-5 HDMI-HD SDI video/audio converters. Since most of our input sources and output destinations send and receive HDMI video signal, these converters surround the KUMO (which uses SDI for fast switching). The AJA converters are connected to the MacPro via USB, while other adapters such as the HDCP decoder for the in-rack Blu-Ray player are not connected. These converters are powered via the power strip located at the bottom of the video rack.
USB Hub
The USB Hub that connects the AJA converters and the DMON-6S to the MacPro is attached to the side of the wall on the back of the video rack. If you find that you cannot communicate with these devices, check the USB connections from this hub.
Stage Patch Points
Two SDI patches connect the stage patch and the KUMO video router: V37 input and V38 output. These connections are made under the FOH desk. In the amp room at the center stack, you can patch video signals to and from the AVPs around the stage to set up confidence monitors, take video feed from laptops on lecterns or backstage, or anything else you might need to do.
Projection Booth
The projection booth has more control surfaces for interfacing with the projector. The slide-out laptop can be used to save focus settings for shows that have multiple days of rehearsal or performance. You can also use built in high resolution focus and color spread test images to set your focus.
Troubleshooting
My input isn’t showing up on the Preview Monitor!
First, make certain there are no problems with the input source. If there are no problems with the source itself, there is likely a loose connection at the AJA converter for your input. The AJA converters are located at the back of the video rack and are labeled according to the input or output they serve. On the side of the device are two lights that should be lit while functioning properly: a green light labeled POWER and an amber light labeled SDI LOCK. If either of these are off, check that all cables are plugged in and secure, and unplug and replug them all if necessary.
My stage patch isn’t working properly!
Confirm that the video rack V37 input and V38 output (these are both at the bottom of the back of the video rack) are connected to the V37 and V38 patch points under the FOH desk. Next, check the patch in the amp room’s center stack. If you are pulling video from a laptop on stage or backstage check that the AVP patch matches what you pulled from in the amp room. If you are having problems with a confidence monitor, refer to the confidence monitor guide after checking all patches.
I can’t get audio from my video input!
The Venue gets audio from the KUMO as a stereo AES(???) feed from the back of the video rack at the bottom. The video source should be set so that audio is sent through the video feed. For example, a MacBook on stage should have proper display settings and the audio settings should send out HDMI rather than speakers or headphones.
The Projector is on, but it won’t display Program!
Go to the AMX controller at FOH and make sure that ‘Source’ is set to ‘DVI 2’, hit ‘GO LIVE’, and unmute the display. If it still isn’t working, go to the back of the video rack and find the AJA converter labeled ‘Projector’ and check all of the connections and indicator lights. Try unplugging all of the cables and plugging them back in. If it still isn’t working, go into the projection booth and check that the white DVI cable is plugged into (what is the port labeled?). If it still doesn’t work, turn the projection system off, then the KUMO, then the MacPro. Then turn on the MacPro, then the KUMO, then the projection system.


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// if outbound traffic to non-resolved ip, flag
if packet["dest_ip"] not in network_machines:
if packet["dest_ip"] not in resolved_addresses:
return "TODO: signaling packet of interest"
channel.basic_consume(verify_dns_record, queue=queue_name, no_ack=True)
channel.start_consuming()
After Change
packet = ast.literal_eval(body)
src_addr = packet["src_ip"]
if src_addr in network_machines:
if "dns_resolved" in packet:
// if dns packet then update resolved addresses
if src_addr in dns_records:
for addr in packet["dns_resolved"]:
dns_records[src_addr].add(addr)
else:
new_record = DNSRecord(src_addr)
for addr in packet["dns_resolved"]:
new_record.add(addr)
dns_records[src_addr] = new_record
else:
// if outbound traffic to non-resolved ip, flag
if packet["dest_ip"] not in dns_records[src_addr]:
return "TODO: signaling packet of interest"
channel.basic_consume(verify_dns_record, queue=queue_name, no_ack=True)
channel.start_consuming()


{% extends 'base.html' %}
Select a color and line width and try drawing a trimap over the flowers.
You do not need to completely fill in the space, and any space not colored in is considered black (background).
Mobile functionality not available at the moment.


Fort Dickerson Quarry gets a face lift
by Arial StarksKNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) The quarry at Fort Dickerson park has received a facelift and the city presented the new updates to the public with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday afternoon.
The new quarry entrance is located at Augusta Ave. in South Knoxville. Improvements to the area include this new entrance with signage, a paved parking lot, distinct walking trails leading to the swimming area and other landscaping additions to spruce up the area.
"There's hiking and mountain biking trails here, there's picnic areas and swimming and it's just a beautiful natural place to enjoy," said Urban Wilderness Coordinator Rebekah-Jane Montgomery. "When spaces are more accessible and feel safer, then more people use those spaces. It automatically becomes a place where people want to be."
The $1.7 million project is just in the first phase, with a goal to make the area more accessible to the public. According to the design team, the main goals of the updates were to create a more family-friendly environment and a more appealing area while making the quarry feel like more of a real park.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was held beside the Augusta Quarry at 3:30 pm on Thursday, November 21.


The key difference is the margin deals with the space between the border and the next element, while the padding is the space inside the element between the element and the border. So that means the border is between the padding and the margin.
Think of a present, where the element is the present and the element being anyhting from a p(paragraph) to a section, so you must protect the present first so there is padding, then wrapped in a border and think of the margin as the ribbon with the fancy string.


Default Info Label
Info Label With Text
To apply semantic color to the Info Label use the [color]
property. Available options are numbers from
1 to 10.
Info Label With Text and Icon
Set the [type]
property to 'icon' for Info Label with text and icon.
Info Label With a Number or an Icon
Set the [type]
property to 'numeric' for Info Label with a number. For Info Label with icon only set
the property to 'icon'.
Info Label With a Aria Label for accessibility.
Set the [ariaLabel]
and [ariaLabelledBy]
property to 'user defined string', Info Label
which allows user to add browser readablity to the respective component .


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The project PneuTakeCare, is an initiative by Pratyusha Sinha and Subrata Sarkar to
make machine learning accessible to the every person. This model upon given the x-ray image of chest and tells whether the
person has pneumonia or tuberculosis or is normal. We have three options a destop app, an android app and a webapp.
We hope people are benifitted using this machine learning model.
DISCLAIMER:
THE APPS ARE IN ALPHA PHASE.  WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE USE OF THE APPS.