Keeping the Faith (2000) Ben Stiller, Edward Norton, Jenna Elfman, Anne Bancroft, Eli Wallach, Ron Rifkin, Milos Forman, Holland Taylor, Lisa Edelstein, Rena Sofer, Ken Leung, Brian George. Screenplay by Stuart Blumberg. Directed by Edward Norton. 127 minutes. Rated PG-13, 2.5 stars (out of five stars)
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The romantic comedy, "Keeping the Faith," marks the directoral debut of Edward Norton and, as a director, Norton remains one hell of a terrific actor. Not that this is a bad film. "Keeping the Faith" boasts three appealing leads along with a host of charming supporting players. Many scenes are quite effective and the New York City production is refreshingly sunny.
But the movie is simply too much. Situations are resolved too easily. The opening segment, featuring slapstick that does not fit the characters, is too cutesy. The story is too talky and, at two hours and seven minutes, it's too long for a romantic comedy. If the infinitely more complex classic, "The Philadelphia Story," was able to tie its storylines together in 112 minutes, surely Norton could have wrapped this baby up in an hour and a half.
But first time directors are notorious for throwing in everything but the kitchen sink. And when the first time director is working from a script written by an old college buddy (Yale alum and former investment banker Stuart Blumberg), the prospect of trimming the screenplay must be especially hard.
Blumberg's story is a twist on the tried and true romantic triangle, not to mention the beginning of countless old jokes that start with "A priest and a rabbi…" Brian (Norton), Jake (Ben Stiller) and Anna (Jenna Elfman) were childhood friends until Anna moved away, leaving her pals broken-hearted. Years later, when the adult Anna returns to NYC, circumstances have changed dramatically. Brian is an idealistic priest, Jake a scrappy rabbi and Anna a high-powered executive with a cell phone growing out of her hand.
Then Jake falls for Anna, Anna falls for Jake and the two secretly begin dating, while Brian quietly falls for Anna and spends a lot more time than usual praying and keeping his hands out of his pockets. Soon, the friendship between the men begins to fray, as Jake slacks off on his work for the interfaith community center that has long been their dream project. Of course, Brian eventually learns the reason why and you can take it from there.
The premise is sturdy enough, but the principal characters talk it to death. For that matter, the supporting cast does a great deal of yammering as well. And then there are the subplots and grafted on slapstick (a rabbi who faints at a bris? Give me a break).
For the most part, Edward Norton's direction is solid, with one notable exception. About two thirds of the way through, there is an extended scene of Brian and Jake chatting outdoors. In each shot where the camera is positioned behind Brian's head facing Jake, Brian's lines are obviously dubbed in. When Jake finishes talking, we hear Brian, but his jaw either doesn't move, or moves out of synch with his lines. Come on, Norton, this is a romantic comedy, not a Godzilla movie.
As far as date movies go, "Keeping the Faith" is smarter and more genuine than most. But with a tighter script and less shtick, it could have been much, much better.
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I recently received a bug report on one of the website I've been involved in developing. They have a fixed header and YouTube embeds were riding over the top of the head instead of tucking underneath like the rest of the content. The user's browser was Internet Explorer 10.
Firing up my Windows 7 VM to test this out, I couldn't replicate it on Internet Explorer versions 9 to 11, but the user was clearly experiencing this. My Internet Explorer 8 wouldn't show You Tube embeds at all. Flash was required. Installing Flash allowed the problem to appear. Flash was ignoring the z-index.
I had no control over how the YouTube embeds were added to the page, so a little sprinkling of JavaScript was required to fix the situation:
$('iframe[src^="//www.youtube.com/embed"]').each(function(){
var url = $(this).attr("src");
var separator = (url.indexOf('?') > 0) ? '&' : '?';
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This adds wmode=transparent to the iframe URL which in turn sets the correct parameters in the Flash embed code.
If you use a modern non-Microsoft browser, likely you won't be affected. If you don't have Flash installed, this will definitely not affect you.


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All properties and functions that expect color values in the form of instances of Color objects, also accept named colors and hex values as strings which are then converted to instances of Color internally.
Example — Named color values:
Example — Hex color values:
Creates a RGB Color object.
Example — Creating a RGB Color:
Creates a gray Color object.
Example — Creating a gray Color:
Creates a HSB, HSL or gradient Color object from the properties of the provided object:
HSB Color:
hue: Number — the hue of the color as a value in
degrees between 0 and 360
saturation: Number — the saturation of the color as a
value between 0 and 1
brightness: Number — the brightness of the color as a
value between 0 and 1
alpha: Number — the alpha of the color as a value between
0 and 1
HSL Color:
hue: Number — the hue of the color as a value in
degrees between 0 and 360
saturation: Number — the saturation of the color as a
value between 0 and 1
lightness: Number — the lightness of the color as a
value between 0 and 1
alpha: Number — the alpha of the color as a value between
0 and 1
Gradient Color:
gradient: Gradient — the gradient object that describes the
color stops and type of gradient to be used.
origin: Point — the origin point of the gradient
destination: Point — the destination point of the gradient
stops: Array of GradientStop — the gradient stops describing
the gradient, as an alternative to providing a gradient object
radial: Boolean — controls whether the gradient is radial,
as an alternative to providing a gradient object
Example — Creating a HSB Color:
Example — Creating a HSL Color:
Example — Creating a gradient color from an object literal:
Creates a gradient Color object.
Example — Applying a linear gradient color containing evenly distributed color stops:
Example — Applying a radial gradient color containing unevenly distributed color stops:
Returns the addition of the supplied value to both coordinates of the color as a new color.
The object itself is not modified!
Example
var color = new Color(0.5, 1, 1); var result = color + 1; console.log(result); // { red: 1, blue: 1, green: 1 }
Returns the addition of the supplied color to the color as a new color.
The object itself is not modified!
Example
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Returns the subtraction of the supplied value to both coordinates of the color as a new color.
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Example
var color = new Color(0.5, 1, 1); var result = color - 1; console.log(result); // { red: 0, blue: 0, green: 0 }
Returns the subtraction of the supplied color to the color as a new color.
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Example
var color1 = new Color(0, 1, 1); var color2 = new Color(1, 0, 0); var result = color1 - color2; console.log(result); // { red: 0, blue: 1, green: 1 }
Returns the multiplication of the supplied value to both coordinates of the color as a new color.
The object itself is not modified!
Example
var color = new Color(0.5, 1, 1); var result = color * 0.5; console.log(result); // { red: 0.25, blue: 0.5, green: 0.5 }
Returns the multiplication of the supplied color to the color as a new color.
The object itself is not modified!
Example
var color1 = new Color(0, 1, 1); var color2 = new Color(0.5, 0, 0.5); var result = color1 * color2; console.log(result); // { red: 0, blue: 0, green: 0.5 }
Returns the division of the supplied value to both coordinates of the color as a new color.
The object itself is not modified!
Example
var color = new Color(0.5, 1, 1); var result = color / 2; console.log(result); // { red: 0.25, blue: 0.5, green: 0.5 }
Returns the division of the supplied color to the color as a new color.
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Example
var color1 = new Color(0, 1, 1); var color2 = new Color(0.5, 0, 0.5); var result = color1 / color2; console.log(result); // { red: 0, blue: 0, green: 1 }
The type of the color as a string.
Example
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The color components that define the color, including the alpha value if defined.
Read only.
The color's alpha value as a number between 0 and 1.
All colors of the different subclasses support alpha values.
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The amount of red in the color as a value between 0 and 1.
Example — Changing the amount of red in a color:
The amount of green in the color as a value between 0 and 1.
Example — Changing the amount of green in a color:
The amount of blue in the color as a value between 0 and 1.
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The amount of gray in the color as a value between 0 and 1.
The hue of the color as a value in degrees between 0 and 360.
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Example — Hue cycling:
The saturation of the color as a value between 0 and 1.
The brightness of the color as a value between 0 and 1.
The lightness of the color as a value between 0 and 1.
Note that all other components are shared with HSB.
Converts the color another type.
Checks if the color has an alpha value.
Checks if the component color values of the color are the same as those of the supplied one.
Returns the color as a CSS string.
Transform the gradient color by the specified matrix.
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DirectoryAudit extends Entity
DirectoryAudit class
Tags
Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getActivityDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the activityDateTime Indicates the date and time the activity was performed. The Timestamp type is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
- getActivityDisplayName() : string|null
- Gets the activityDisplayName Indicates the activity name or the operation name (examples: 'Create User' and 'Add member to group'). For full list, see Azure AD activity list.
- getAdditionalDetails() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the additionalDetails Indicates additional details on the activity.
- getCategory() : string|null
- Gets the category Indicates which resource category that's targeted by the activity. (For example: User Management, Group Management etc..)
- getCorrelationId() : string|null
- Gets the correlationId Indicates a unique ID that helps correlate activities that span across various services. Can be used to trace logs across services.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getInitiatedBy() : AuditActivityInitiator|null
- Gets the initiatedBy Indicates information about the user or app initiated the activity.
- getLoggedByService() : string|null
- Gets the loggedByService Indicates information on which service initiated the activity (For example: Self-service Password Management, Core Directory, B2C, Invited Users, Microsoft Identity Manager, Privileged Identity Management.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getOperationType() : string|null
- Gets the operationType
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getResult() : OperationResult|null
- Gets the result Indicates the result of the activity. Possible values are: success, failure, timeout, unknownFutureValue.
- getResultReason() : string|null
- Gets the resultReason Indicates the reason for failure if the result is failure or timeout.
- getTargetResources() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the targetResources Indicates information on which resource was changed due to the activity. Target Resource Type can be User, Device, Directory, App, Role, Group, Policy or Other.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setActivityDateTime() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the activityDateTime Indicates the date and time the activity was performed. The Timestamp type is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
- setActivityDisplayName() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the activityDisplayName Indicates the activity name or the operation name (examples: 'Create User' and 'Add member to group'). For full list, see Azure AD activity list.
- setAdditionalDetails() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the additionalDetails Indicates additional details on the activity.
- setCategory() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the category Indicates which resource category that's targeted by the activity. (For example: User Management, Group Management etc..)
- setCorrelationId() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the correlationId Indicates a unique ID that helps correlate activities that span across various services. Can be used to trace logs across services.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setInitiatedBy() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the initiatedBy Indicates information about the user or app initiated the activity.
- setLoggedByService() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the loggedByService Indicates information on which service initiated the activity (For example: Self-service Password Management, Core Directory, B2C, Invited Users, Microsoft Identity Manager, Privileged Identity Management.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setOperationType() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the operationType
- setResult() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the result Indicates the result of the activity. Possible values are: success, failure, timeout, unknownFutureValue.
- setResultReason() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the resultReason Indicates the reason for failure if the result is failure or timeout.
- setTargetResources() : DirectoryAudit
- Sets the targetResources Indicates information on which resource was changed due to the activity. Target Resource Type can be User, Device, Directory, App, Role, Group, Policy or Other.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getActivityDateTime()
Gets the activityDateTime Indicates the date and time the activity was performed. The Timestamp type is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
getActivityDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The activityDateTime
getActivityDisplayName()
Gets the activityDisplayName Indicates the activity name or the operation name (examples: 'Create User' and 'Add member to group'). For full list, see Azure AD activity list.
public
getActivityDisplayName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The activityDisplayName
getAdditionalDetails()
Gets the additionalDetails Indicates additional details on the activity.
public
getAdditionalDetails() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The additionalDetails
getCategory()
Gets the category Indicates which resource category that's targeted by the activity. (For example: User Management, Group Management etc..)
public
getCategory() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The category
getCorrelationId()
Gets the correlationId Indicates a unique ID that helps correlate activities that span across various services. Can be used to trace logs across services.
public
getCorrelationId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The correlationId
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getInitiatedBy()
Gets the initiatedBy Indicates information about the user or app initiated the activity.
public
getInitiatedBy() : AuditActivityInitiator|null
Return values
AuditActivityInitiator|null —The initiatedBy
getLoggedByService()
Gets the loggedByService Indicates information on which service initiated the activity (For example: Self-service Password Management, Core Directory, B2C, Invited Users, Microsoft Identity Manager, Privileged Identity Management.
public
getLoggedByService() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The loggedByService
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getOperationType()
Gets the operationType
public
getOperationType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The operationType
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getResult()
Gets the result Indicates the result of the activity. Possible values are: success, failure, timeout, unknownFutureValue.
public
getResult() : OperationResult|null
Return values
OperationResult|null —The result
getResultReason()
Gets the resultReason Indicates the reason for failure if the result is failure or timeout.
public
getResultReason() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The resultReason
getTargetResources()
Gets the targetResources Indicates information on which resource was changed due to the activity. Target Resource Type can be User, Device, Directory, App, Role, Group, Policy or Other.
public
getTargetResources() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The targetResources
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setActivityDateTime()
Sets the activityDateTime Indicates the date and time the activity was performed. The Timestamp type is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
setActivityDateTime(DateTime $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The activityDateTime
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setActivityDisplayName()
Sets the activityDisplayName Indicates the activity name or the operation name (examples: 'Create User' and 'Add member to group'). For full list, see Azure AD activity list.
public
setActivityDisplayName(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The activityDisplayName
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setAdditionalDetails()
Sets the additionalDetails Indicates additional details on the activity.
public
setAdditionalDetails(KeyValue $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : KeyValue
-
The additionalDetails
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setCategory()
Sets the category Indicates which resource category that's targeted by the activity. (For example: User Management, Group Management etc..)
public
setCategory(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The category
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setCorrelationId()
Sets the correlationId Indicates a unique ID that helps correlate activities that span across various services. Can be used to trace logs across services.
public
setCorrelationId(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The correlationId
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setInitiatedBy()
Sets the initiatedBy Indicates information about the user or app initiated the activity.
public
setInitiatedBy(AuditActivityInitiator $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : AuditActivityInitiator
-
The initiatedBy
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setLoggedByService()
Sets the loggedByService Indicates information on which service initiated the activity (For example: Self-service Password Management, Core Directory, B2C, Invited Users, Microsoft Identity Manager, Privileged Identity Management.
public
setLoggedByService(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The loggedByService
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setOperationType()
Sets the operationType
public
setOperationType(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The operationType
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setResult()
Sets the result Indicates the result of the activity. Possible values are: success, failure, timeout, unknownFutureValue.
public
setResult(OperationResult $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : OperationResult
-
The result
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setResultReason()
Sets the resultReason Indicates the reason for failure if the result is failure or timeout.
public
setResultReason(string $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The resultReason
Return values
DirectoryAudit —setTargetResources()
Sets the targetResources Indicates information on which resource was changed due to the activity. Target Resource Type can be User, Device, Directory, App, Role, Group, Policy or Other.
public
setTargetResources(TargetResource $val) : DirectoryAudit
Parameters
- $val : TargetResource
-
The targetResources


My interests lie in two categories, engineering and programming. Here you can see some of the things I have made,
ranging from a potato cannon to an Android application. (Hover the mouse over a side and scroll to see more)
Check out some of my engineering projects!
3D Printed Marble Launcher!
For our final project in my Electrical Engineering 286 "EE DESIGN:
THE PROCESS class, we designed and built a handheld, 3D printed
dvice to launch marbles and also utilized two motors, 6 LEDs, an
IR receiver, and a light sensor. The first thing we did after
using a decision matrix to decide on this project, was make a
model of what we wanted using things like paper or cardboard.
Analog to Digital Converter (using Arduino!)
Utilizing about 11 resistors, my team of 4 was able to measure up to
10V from an external source. We started by making a Gantt Chart to
keep our team on track.
Figure 1: The Gantt Chart we made and utilized to keep our group on track.
After that, we utilized the design process and decision matricies
to determine what type of converter we would make. We decided on
making a flash ADC and our schematic is shown below.
Figure 2: The schmatic depicting our Analog to Digital converter our group designed.
The final result is that our design worked successfully when our op-
amps were supplied with a sufficient Vcc.
Temperature Reader using the LM35
Using an Arduino, the LM35 temperature reading chip, and an LCD,
my team and I were able to measure temperatures ranging between
-10 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. We tacked on 8 LEDs for aesthetic.
Figure 1: The schematic for our temperature sensor.
Shown above is the schematic for our temperature sensor. This
was the first project we did in this class and for most of us,
the first EE project we have really ever done. Our schematic and
design was not the most organized then, but they have gotten
significantly better over the course of the semester.
Look at some of my programming projects!
Location Reminders (Android App)
Location Reminders is an application that I developed for Android as a
summer project. This project was not for a class, was not suggested by
anyone, and was only worked on by me in a little over one summer for
a couple hours per day.
This application allows the user to set a reminder for themselves to be
activated when they reach a location. Ex, "The next time that I go to
Subway, remind me that I have a gift card for there."
It utilizes a SQLite database to save the information and checks less
frequently if the user is farther away to save battery and processing
power. It can be found at GitHub.com/zac216.
This Website
This website was built to be an online portfolio of my past projects
that I could show off to future employers. This website shows the
diverse amount of things that I have knowledge of and I even created
this website from (almost) scratch to show my HTML prowess. I
developed this website using Visual Studio and although it does not do
many complex things, I understand PHP and mySQL as well.
Miscellaneous
I have also completed numerous small tasks for various programming
classes using several programming languages. I have taken classes
in HTML/CSS/JavaScript/PHP, Visual Basic, C#, MATLAB, Python,
assembly, and C (in that order). I have created bubble sorts and
binary sorts in C and assembly, a small fighting game in C#, a
shopping website in PHP, and Arduino code to read temperatures from
a thermistor to name a few, notable, small programming things.
Nearest Neighbor Algorithm Calculator
For my Discrete Mathmatics class (MAT 226), I created a program to
find the nearest neighbor path and length given an edge set. The
code is about 300 lines long and was written in C#. An example of
when this program would be useful would be if you wanted to take a
road trip and visit several cities along the way while taking the
shortest and most efficient route.


Neighborhood Eats: Sea Urchin Cacio e Pepe at 'The Longshoreman' in Brooklyn
by Lauren GlassbergCOLUMBIA WATERFRONT DISTRICT, Brooklyn (WABC) -- It is a taste of modern Italian cuisine with hints of French and Japanese flavor.
'The Longshoreman' came about through the friendship of two mothers in a neighborhood that has really grown over the years. It is located at 215 Columbia Street in Brooklyn, which is what has become known as the Columbia Waterfront District. Kevin Noccioli is the chef.
For his cacio e pepe, he starts by bringing cream to a boil and then adds sea urchin for that umami flavor. It is all blended together, and the handmade tagliatelle is tossed in butter and vegetable stock flavored with dried Japanese seaweed.
"It's something people notice right away when they look at the menu - they notice it is a little different, it's intriguing, and it's become one of our staples," says Noccioli.
Neighborhood lore has it that the space was once a beloved bar called The Longshoreman - it is now an anchor for the neighborhood.
Cacio e Pepe with Sea Urchin
Ingredients:
4 oz fresh or dried spaghetti or desired pasta
6 oz dashi or vegetable stock
1 cup, plus 1 teaspoon heavy cream
1 teaspoon olive oil
ground black pepper
3 oz grated pecorino cheese
2 oz sea urchin cream (1 cup heavy cream & 6 pieces of fresh sea urchin)
For the sea urchin cream:
Bring 1 cup heavy cream to a boil and turn off immediately. Add 6 large pieces of sea urchin and blend together until smooth, ideally in a blender. This will yield 2 to 3 portions of sea urchin cream, use it immediately or save in the fridge until later.
Directions:
Boil water to cook the pasta until just before it is al dente. In a sauté pan, add the dashi, 1 tsp heavy cream, olive oil and 1 pinch black pepper and bring to a boil. Add in your pasta and stir rigorously, adding another pinch of black pepper, pecorino and sea urchin cream (use about 3 ounces per portion). Don't stop stirring as the starches of the pasta will bind with the sauce. Cook until desired doneness and serve immediately.
Garnish with 1 piece sea urchin, pecorino and more black pepper and a drizzle of nice olive oil.


In most cases it is appropriate let Stat/Transfer automatically optimize your variables and to accept the output type that Stat/Transfer chooses. However, there may be times when you wish to specify the output types for some variables.
Changing Target Output Types
The Variables dialog box displays a list of all of the variables in the input data set. When the input file is opened, Stat/Transfer assigns target output types based on information in the data file dictionary and displays them next to the list of variables. These will not be the final target output type assigned by Stat/Transfer. The final output type will be assigned automatically during the optimization pass.
You can change the output variable types by using the Optimize button on the right side of the Variables dialog box after you have selected all of the variables that you wish to transfer.
When you press the Optimize button, the optimization step will take place before the data are transferred. After the optimization step, you can examine the target types that Stat/Transfer has chosen for your variables and change any that are not appropriate.
After you press the Optimize button, to see the final target output type, choose one of the variables in the list box on the left and the output type automatically assigned by Stat/Transfer will be displayed on the buttons on the right.
If you wish to change the output type for a particular variable, simply click on the new type you want to assign to that variable.
Quick Variable Type Changer
This feature is useful when you want to change the type of a number of variables, where the new type is the same for all. The Quick Type Changer dialog box enables you to specify selection criteria for the variables. This is considerably less tedious for long lists of variables than manually changing each one.
Selection conditions are entered in the same way as in the Quick Variable Selector box. They can take the form of the wildcard characters '*' or '?' or you can use variable ranges. The question mark matches exactly one character, while the asterisk matches more than one. Unlike standard wildcards, more than one asterisk can be included in a specification. For instance: '*inc*' will match any variable with the string 'inc' in any position. Ranges of contiguous variables can be specified with a dash (without spaces) between two variable names. For instance 'distance-a9' will select (or drop) variables 'distance' through 'a9', inclusive.
Space or comma delimited lists of conditions can be entered at one time. For example:
factor1,cluster,a2-a10,L1*
will select the variables 'factor1', 'cluster', 'a2' through 'a10', and any variable which starts with the string 'l1'. The output type for these variables is specified from the drop down menu below the line specifying the variables.
If needed, you can successively refine your selection by entering conditions and then clicking on either the Drop or Keep buttons, or, alternatively, by manually checking or unchecking variables in the list box.
Automatic optimization will, of course, not take place during your transfer when you have used the Optimize button.
Limitations on Changing Output Variable Types
Output variable types can be changed freely for ASCII files and worksheet files. For all other file formats, you can change freely among the numeric types of 'byte', 'integer', 'long', 'float' and 'double' and you can change among the time types. However, conversions between any of the numeric types and dates or strings are not supported.
You should be careful not to choose a smaller type than that chosen by Stat/Transfer unless you are sure you know more about your data than Stat/Transfer does.
Remember that you are selecting a "target" type. If the output data format does not support the specific type you have selected, then Stat/Transfer will use the best match to the type you have selected.
You can determine the output variable types supported for each output file type by consulting the table given in the topic describing that file format.
Handling Mixed Data
If you have mixed data in which some variables need doubles and others do not (for example, you might have precisely measured dollar amounts, which should be in doubles, along with scales of survey items, which should be in floats) you should press the Optimize button in order to designate integers for the right variables and then designate floats and doubles to reflect the appropriate level of measurement for each variable.


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◆ begin()
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◆ end()
- Returns
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Get the sequence of 'wordCount' words starting at 'first'
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Germany's Heiko Maas protests Turkish lawyer's arrest
The arrest of a lawyer working for Germany's embassy in Turkey has prompted a protest from Foreign Minister Heiko Maas to his Turkish counterpart. They're both attending a G20 meeting in Nagoya.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told his Turkish counterpart, Mevlut Cavusoglu, that Germany regarded the German-commissioned lawyer's arrest as incomprehensible and that Berlin had "no understanding for it."
Dialogue, however, must be maintained between Berlin and Ankara despite difficulties, Maas said.
Lawyer Yilmaz S. was arrested in mid-September, prompting fears that he held sensitive data on Turks exiled in Germany since Turkey's failed 2016 coup. He is being held in Ankara's Sincan prison.
The lawyer had been commissioned by German authorities to identify the grounds for Turkey's pursuit of exiles, even to the extent of viewing files of Turkish prosecutors.
Read more: Turkey's MIT 'menacing' Turks in Germany (2016)
Some 200 asylum-seekers have reportedly been warned by Germany's Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) that the data could lead to probes by Turkey's national intelligence agency (MIT).
Turkish refugees in Germany, including thousands who fled following the attempted coup, have long complained of being spied upon and pursued from Turkey.
Ankara, in turn, suspects asylum-seekers of having had links to the Gulen movement it says was behind the coup.
Turkey has also called for the extradition from Germany of dozens of people, including suspected coup leaders, exiled Turkish NATO officers and alleged members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
While Turkey accused the lawyer at the German Embassy of "espionage," the German Foreign Ministry declared his work a typical Europe-wide procedure and "legitimate assistance."
Reports have, however, questioned whether the lawyer — under Turkish law but commissioned by a foreign power — was entitled to inspect prosecutors' files.
BAMF head Hans-Eckhard Sommer on Saturday told the Funke Media group of newspapers that Turkey had proven to be a "reliable partner" in its deal with the EU to shelter Syrian refugees, prompted by the 2015-2016 refugee crisis.
"That the lawyer has been arrested is a problem," said Sommer, adding that it did not make sense to "pour oil on the fire."
It was the German foreign minister's job to resolve the issue, he added.
Currently, 60 German citizens are in Turkish prisons, of which 55 are barred from leaving Turkey even if released.
Nearly 3 million people with Turkish roots live in Germany. Half of them have German citizenship. The others residing in Germany remain Turkish citizens. Article 10 of Germany's naturalization law normally requires applicants to surrender their original citizenship.
ipj/sms (dpa, AFP, AP)


utility class for various web servers
Located in /util/Sys/Server.php (line 35)
we_util_Sys | --we_util_Sys_Server
| Class | Description |
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| we_util_Sys_Server_Apache | utility class for apache web server |
identify docroot, either via $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] or path reproduction
Retrieve Hostname for current request
Retrieve complete URI for host and appends an url if set
Retrieve Port for current request
Retrieve Protocol for current request
checks if this is an apache web server
checks if this is a Microsoft IIS
tries to identify the web server and return its product name.
The product name return to the caller is the name used for these classes.
Inherited From we_util_Sys
we_util_Sys::_versionCompare()
Documentation generated on Mon, 01 Sep 2008 11:35:43 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0


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Crowe Horwath LLP
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Software Development Intern, Summer 2017
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Babu has more than 40 years of overall experience in the Oil & Gas Industry, half of which in Senior Management positions. He has been responsible for acquiring, executing and successfully delivering large fast track Onshore / Offshore Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) projects in various parts of the world. These include Onshore infrastructure developments in support of Brown Field Developments and Deepwater Field Developments in some of the most remote and harshest environments.
Babu holds a Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science Degree in Engineering Systems.
Babu’s relevant experience includes:
Reporting to the FPSO Product Line Director in the Project Management Department and participated actively in the Independent Project Review Process. Worked closely with Regional Execution Centers and Project Managers to ensure that follow-on actions are completed on time. Assisted with the development of the Project Manager’s Handbook and updating of other Project Management Procedures such as Change Management Plan and Project Execution Plans. Played a “mentor” role to Project Managers and Project Engineers. Undertook specific assignments related to Project Organization and Execution, both at the bid phase and during execution
Providing support to the SapuraAcergy JV and supporting Subsea 7’s Corporate, Project and Operations Group on conducting Independent Peer Reviews on large complex projects, all over the world.
Seconded to the 50/50 Joint Venture, between Acergy and the Sapura Group in Malaysia, to tender, negotiate and be fully responsible for the execution of the Gumusut-Kakap Deepwater Subsea Project, for Sabah Shell Petroleum. The Project was valued at approximately 1 Billion USD and involved Engineering, Procurement, Fabrication, Transport a n d Installation of:
The SURF Project was safely and successfully completed in 2013.
Responsible for the Tendering of large deep water subsea development projects in the region. These projects were in excess of US$800 million and generally on a fast track schedule.
Responsible for the Project Management, on behalf of Agipkco,on the Kashagan Project, a US$ 600 million EPC Contract executed by Saipem and a US$ 100 million Purchase Order for the Supply of Company Materials (including Line Pipe, Values, Isolation Joints etc.). The Contract Scope was for the Engineering, Procurement and Installation of Trunklines and Flowlines for the Kashagan Project in the North Caspian Sea, in Kazakhstan. Was responsible for the review of the tenders , tender clarifications and award in London, followed by the Detail Design/Procurement at the Saipem Offices in Milan and the Management of the Construction Phase in Atyrau, Kazakhstan
Reporting to the Vice-President of Worldwide Project Execution for the KBR Offshore Group. Assisted with upcoming bids , strategies and conducting reviews on existing projects.
Overall responsibility for the Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation (including Hookup and Commissioning) of the Malampaya Platform Development, a US$500 million Integrated Offshore Gas Processing Facility for Shell Philippines Exploration (SPEX). The Design and Procurement commenced in Houston and transitioned to Singapore when the critical mass of the Project moved to the Far East. The Platform was a Concrete Gravity Base Substructure which was constructed in Subic Bay, in the Philippines and an Integrated Topside, having a load out weight of 11,500 MT, fabricated in a Singapore Fabrication Facility. The Topside was installed on to the Concrete Substructure using the Float over Method. The Project was completed on Schedule and the Facility is presently being operated by SPEX.
Was responsible to the Area Manager of Brown & Root Energy Services for all the Offshore Oil and Gas Operations (including P/L responsibility) in the Far East Region. This included all project support, construction engineering, fabrication, estimating and proposal preparation, contract negotiations, post contract negotiations for the offshore turnkey construction business in the Region. Experience with the major markets in the region included Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia, India ,China, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand and others.
Assisted Area Manager with various operational matters in the region.
Overall responsibility for managing the HZ-21-1 Transportation and Installation Project, Offshore China. This was the first project performed by the COES/B&R joint venture company of China. Project Management team consisted of both B&R and COES personnel out of Beijing. The client was made up of a group of 3 multi-national Oil Companies (Agip, Chevron and Texaco) and the Chinese National Oil Company. Scope of work included project engineering, transportation, installation, hook-up, testing and commissioning of a Drilling/Production Platform and associated facilities consisting of 3 Pipelines, Submarine Cable and a Buoyed Turret Mooring System. Project was completed on schedule.
Overall responsibility for managing the emergency repair of risers in EPMI fields Offshore Malaysia. Scope included assessing the extent of repairs required on 7 existing production risers operated by EPMI, which were suffering from serious corrosion at the splash zone.
Overall responsibility for managing the CAT I Barge program. This project was managed by a consortium made up of Brown & Root (B&R) and Shapadu Holdings, a Malaysian company. The project team was made up of both B&R and Shapadu personnel. Scope of work included project engineering, transportation and installation of 6 Platforms and 9 infield Pipelines.
Responsible for estimating and job planning activities for potential projects handled by the Marine Division. Review all project drawings, specifications, contracts, and other related bid information. Responsible for activities as bid engineering, scheduling, job planning, equipment selection, technical requirements, legal problems, proposal preparation, and other estimate related items. Involved in the collection and analysis of cost and historical data from related projects for use on future bids. Many of these jobs were bid in consortium with both Japanese and Korean Fabricators.
Overall responsibility for the bidding, award negotiations and management of the Subcontract for the Engineering, Procurement, Fabrication, Transportation and Installation of 7 each Subsea Pipeline End Manifolds (PLEMS). These PLEMS tied into the newly installed trunkline and to other existing infield lines. This was completed on schedule and under budget. Also assisted Project Manager during the installation and commissioning of approximately 135 miles of 36" diameter gas pipeline from Hazira to South Bassein Field.
The overall project was managed by a Consortium made up of B&R, Nippon Kokan (NKK), Marubeni Corporation and Promet Sdn . Bhd, a Malaysian Company. B&R responsibility related primarily to the design of the pipelines, project engineering, transportation and installation portion of the w o r k which included 6 offshore platforms and approximately 120 miles of 14 inch pipelines from 2 fields offshore Sabah to landfall in Labuan. Responsible for the Transport and Installation of Platforms and providing support to the Pipeline Scope of work. Project w a s completed on scheduled a n d under budget
Responsible to Project Manager for operations relating to the offshore installation of one production platform, one living quarters platform, two mooring buoys in 255 ft. of water and 20 infield pipelines of varying diameters. Other duties include client negotiation, scheduling, planning, project engineering and preparation of detailed job plan. On this project, B&R was a subcontractor to Nippon Kokan (NKK) of Japan who led a consortium made up of Nippon Steel Corporation, Kawasaki Corporation and Hitachi Corporation of Japan.
Responsible for itemizing all cost areas for any marine project and breaking the total estimate into workable increments. Job duties include: analyzing and preparing cost and work completion estimates for construction contract bids. Assisting new estimators with assignments during their orientation period; performing other related duties as directed by Senior Marine Estimator and Manager of Estimating.
Was responsible to the Project Manager for operations relating to engineering, fabrication and offshore installation of pipelines, platforms, an SBM and process facilities. Involved in the operational aspects of the project including client relations, scheduling and planning, and preparation of detailed job plan.
Project planning and co-ordination of various project activities such as pipe costing schedules, lay barge and bury barge schedules associated with the installation of approximately 125 miles of each 30-inch crude and 26-inch gas lines Bombay High Field to shore for the Oil and Natural Gas Commission of India
Estimated and prepared bids from the preliminary stage to the final bids for various marine fabrication and installation projects in the Middle and Far East.
All aspects of marine engineering , construction and planning. Projects completed included installation of drilling platforms, production platforms, flare jackets, compressor stations , single buoy mooring systems for Brunei Shell Petroleum, Sabah Shell and Sarawak Shell, o f f the coast of Brunei and East Malaysia.
Attached to Plant Workshop and involved in maintenance and upkeep of all heavy plant equipment used on the Container Port Project for the Port of Singapore Authority . Also responsible for modification and fabrication of various pieces of equipment as required on the project.


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Kogi election: Polls largely free, fair, credible, says observer groups
- The Kogi governorship election continues to dominate national discourse days after the end of the exercise
- Some observer groups had called for the cancellation of the election, saying it falls below acceptable electoral standards
- Some civil society groups in the state, however, said the election result was acceptable
A coalition of over 52 civil society groups have described the Kogi governorship election as largely free, fair and credible.
The groups said the result of the election is acceptable inspite of the wide-spread violence that rocked the state during the exercise.
Comrade Peter Nwokolo of Citizens' Right and Leadership Awareness Initiative (CRLAI), who addressed journalists in Lokoja on Tuesday, November 19 on behalf of the leaders of the groups, said calls for the cancellation of the polls were not in order.
“The observed anomalies reported during the elections, including the incidents of thuggery and associated violence, were comparatively too few and ineffective to justify the calls from some quarters for total cancellation of the entire elections.
Yahaya Bello rejects calls for cancellation of Kogi election, knocks partisan observers
“The INEC is advised to ignore such calls as misguided,” he said.
The coalition commended INEC for the conduct of the election, stating that the electoral commission had done a good job.
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It said INEC had by identifying and evaluating the overall impact of the incidents on the electoral outcomes, “taken remedial decisions including cancellation of votes or scheduling of outright reruns in some constituencies.”
“After careful analysis of the nature of incidents, their possible impact on the results of the elections and review of INEC decisions on each, this coalition declares herself satisfied with INEC's proposed consequential actions.
“The cancelled polls and the scheduled reruns meet the justice of the situation.
“Coalition is grateful for the opportunity to be involved as observers and monitors and thus contribute in this way to the process of deepening democratic practices and values in Nigeria,” Nwokolo said.
Nigeria sliding back to era of dictatorship - PDP reacts to Kogi, Bayelsa polls
He, however, noted that transactional malpractices such as vote-buying and voluntary breach of secrecy in voting between voters and agents of political parties were also observed.
According to him, voters and political parties voluntarily exchanged money for votes with the voter contriving to reveal his thumb-printed ballot in order to receive payment.
“Nevertheless, coalition notes that violence has remained a sad reality of elections in Nigeria for decades and the relevant authorities must do more to stamp it out,” he added.
Meanwhile, the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Mohammed Adamu on Tuesday, November 19 disclosed that the uniformed men who disrupted electoral processes in Bayelsa and Kogi states were fake policemen.
The IGP who stated this while briefing journalists in the presidential villa after meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, revealed that some politicians had sewn police uniforms for their supporters before the elections to disrupt the process.
Breaking: YIAGA calls for fresh election in Kogi state
Kogi election: Alarm raised over cancellations of vote | Legit TV


EFCC secures conviction of 111 fraudsters in Southeast in 11 months
by Lawal SherifatThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it has obtained the conviction of 111 fraudsters in the South East between January and November 2019.
The commission also said that it had secured the final forfeiture of N1.5billion state-of-the-art 200 bedded hospital linked to an aide to the former governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha.
The southeast Zonal Head of the EFCC, Mr Usman Imam said this on Monday in Enugu during the 2019 International Anti-corruption Day.
Imam said that the commission had also secured the forfeiture of over N213 million and 10,609 US Dollars within the time under review and had over 230 pending cases in various courts across the zone.
READ ALSO: Northern Youths dare EFCC, Say publicize charges against Dauda Lawal, others
“We are not resting on our oars as the EFCC is not just about prosecution and conviction. We have been quite robust in our sensitisation and enlightenment mandates,” he said.
The zonal head said that the Federal Government’s whistleblower’s policy must be embraced in the zone.
“This will not just help in the recovery of public funds but also a means of earning a legitimate income,” he said.
He said that the zone had been rubbished by high-level cybercrime perpetrated by young vibrant Nigerians.
Imam said that corruption had dealt the country a big blow such that a recent report on Nigeria by the World Bank in October 2019, painted a gloomy picture of the situation.
“The depth and gravity of corruption in our country can be seen in the fact that between January and November 2019, the EFCC has secured over 1, 000 convictions across the country.
“The commission has recovered hundreds of billions of naira in various categories of assets,” he said.
He said that the international anti-corruption day had its history in 2013 when the United Nations signed a treaty known as the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNAC).
Imam said that the treaty was ratified by 140 countries including Nigeria.
“The treaty is in recognition of the far-reaching impact of corruption and economic crime that undermines the value of democracy, sustainable development, and rule of law.

Imam said that the EFCC was determined to fight corruption to a standstill in the country.
In a goodwill message, Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi commended President Muhammadu Buhari for the progress being made in the anti-corruption crusade.
Ugwuanyi also commended the zonal office of the EFCC for the excellent work it was doing.


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Region: North America (NA)
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mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:13 PM
aaand it has begun :))
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:14 PM
I literally left for 2 weeks last year because of the spam
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:14 PM
are you not going to promote yourself?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:15 PM
not by filling people's screens like a dam'd popup ad
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Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:15 PM
how many NA applicants/proposals so far ~ ?(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:15 PM
seems like 90 when I skimmed through the list
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:16 PM
it does like like a good # this year.. call competing for 8 spots..
still deciding whre to cast vote2019
might grab another handful kmd before voting begins
airdrop on what block ? known ?
Strob01-Apr-19 09:17 PM
50 including new PR
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:17 PM
it'll be dropped and confirmed just before the params are released, I imagine
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:18 PM
I wanted to run for NA node, decided to back out there
seen competition and I am not ready
maybe next year this year now focussing on how to best cast votes(edited)
I had hosting secured in Dallas
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:19 PM
run for a different region
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:19 PM
but now seeing competing applicants and the payouts they are willing to give to voters.. I'm not even 100% on how to orchestrate payouts and don't want any hang ups / tax bs either I'm not aware of bing pertinent
I like your proposal @mrlynch
I could, and I def support KMD..
this is little blurb I had prepared..
"I am an experienced and self sufficient systems / networking admin as well as an effective project planner and service responder. Graduated college over 12 years ago now and I've been operating as an independent contractor ever since. I've spent this time specializing in selling, planning, installing, configuring, calibrating, networking, securing, servicing and troubleshooting HIPPA compliant systems. I've never had a boss, just a handful of regular trusting and happy clients.
I'm very happy to make myself part of the KMD community efforts by assisting newcomers where and when possible across a full range of potential matters which I might contribute advice towards drawn from years of real world experience. I joined this KMD discord channel within the first day it came online and can be counted on to remain present and involved here throughout NN upkeep. I'm ready and willing to work hard to keep a single node up and running at it's best. I'm a true KMD believer. Currently holding as much as I can afford to but will need help from community to get enough votes to earn a node."
I submitted my PR and then remembered I didn't add any promises
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:21 PM
me neither, kolo moved proposals to obsolete and i assumed that they;re off the table on git(edited)
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:21 PM
I may have to do it without promise of any sharing of monthly NN reward
if i am needed I want to help.. already paid ~ $300 to hosting compny i have converted to funds on standby
now no NN / MN to utilize on it
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:22 PM
I wont be voting for any candidate that is doing revshares
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Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:22 PM
I worry about financial / legal / tax obligation which could stem from 'sharing' / 'paying out' vs 'gifting' .. dont need that fuss
revshares ?
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:22 PM
I would advise all the other whales the same standard
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:23 PM
kolo moved proposals to obsolete
those were the old ones from last year
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:23 PM
the NN fees are there for the notary, not to be used as bribes to get votes
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:23 PM
I wont be voting for any candidate that is doing revshares
so I need to dump my 0.53 REVS?
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:23 PM
promise to keep your node running 24/7 reliably, update as fast as it is announced and maintain well
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jl777c01-Apr-19 09:24 PM
@Dr.Terminus if you can show you are able to get notarizations in testnet, you will get some of my votes
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Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:24 PM
You guys will be only possible people to vote for me. Nobody in real life knows I crypto.. I dont social media.. I truly want to help, but is it plausible that I can win a NN just with experience / attitude i've expressed above?
ok.. that means a lot
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:24 PM
real life people have how much KMD to vote with?
only KMD matters for NN elections
PHBA206101-Apr-19 09:24 PM
agreed with SHossain, that's the very first thing you have to promise
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:24 PM
right on..
well I got my github account created and can hopefully put something together quick enough to still be eligible.. am I too late ?
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:25 PM
and, don't leave your node when you see you will not be auto re-elected for the next season. you are elected for one season and must keep notarizing until the end.
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Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:26 PM
if I win a spot i will commit myself to it. Will likely need bits of assistance along the way but will learn quick and get the job done
jl777c01-Apr-19 09:26 PM
put at least a placeholder before april 1 ends globally
most the smart voters will be looking at how the testnet is going to decide
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:27 PM
still April 1st in EU
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:27 PM
don't leave your node when you see you will not be auto re-elected
who would do that? even if you're pissy about it, why would you give up income?
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:28 PM
I do not have server / environment up and running yet.. Likely need to create new KMD address rather than personal Ledger Nano S one as well. Placeholder will be quite baron to start
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:28 PM
NN is very imporatant for the whole Komodo ecosystem. You should be commited at that level.
and feel proud
to be 1 of 64
2
2
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:29 PM
@Dr.Terminus get it in... whip up a KMD address in agama
Strob01-Apr-19 09:29 PM
"why would you give up income?" Some could leave for even higher income, but they will loose the most valuable thing we have: reputation!
1
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:29 PM
is committed enough that he's not mined outside the ecosystem in over a year (even though it would have been more profit to secure other chains and buy KMD with the profits)
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:29 PM
another imporatnt thing is to keep your seed and node secure. you must nail it and don't want to be hacked
Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:30 PM
for sure..
Been using agama to claim stake for kmd held on ledger nano s
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:30 PM
never use seed on any computer except Notary Node itself
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Dr.Terminus01-Apr-19 09:30 PM
may get whole new installa of agama on another system
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:30 PM
i've officially quit my job today to be able to manage NN's full time .. now let's hope i get voted in
1
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:31 PM
i would suggest to create a seed in paper first with 24 strong words, then type in into NN.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:31 PM
never use seed on any computer except Notary Node itselfcan tell you the horror story of what happens if you don't follow that advice(edited)
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:31 PM
can tell you the horror story of what happens if you don't follow that advice
i know it already i still blame your windoz box for it (edited)
any new updates on the testnet in the coming hours?
@SHossain ^^
SHossain01-Apr-19 09:35 PM
nope
just continue as normal
Strob01-Apr-19 09:35 PM
No please my node is running like hell!!! seriously bring it on anytime I'm ready!
mrlynch01-Apr-19 09:35 PM
good.. stuff's on cron.. am getting some sleep
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Apr-19 09:38 PM
nice textwall link
1
Strob01-Apr-19 09:42 PM
Yes it's annoying, sorry I removed it. didn't realise discord is too dumb to just show an image.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Check Records{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Let's get rid of those monster records!
| User | Command Type | Action | Command | Time Performed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ c.user_id }} | {{ c.command_type }} | {{ c.action }} | {{ c.command }} | {{ c.time }} |


Hello, my name is {{first name}} {{last name}} and let me toll you a bit about myself.
I like to {{about me 1}} and I am looking for someone who wants to {{userpref1}}. I'm always {{about me 2}} , lets {{userpref2}}. {{aboutme3}} is really important to me so I hope you {{userpref3}}.
If you think this could workout then like one of my posts!


AC Milan squad vs Napoli confirmed: We may see a debut for a third generation Maldini
by Tom McNeilThere’s nothing quite like seeing the son of a former player turning professional to make you feel old. It really doesn’t feel like it was that long ago since the great Paolo Maldini was still playing for AC Milan.
Admittedly that might be the result of him playing until he was 41, but we could see his son making an appearance for Milan this weekend. Paolo’s father Cesare was also a Milan great, so Daniel would be the third generation of the Maldini’s to play for the club.
READ MORE: Wags may be in for a bad time as Antonio Conte dishes out SEX TIPS to his Inter Milan players
Unlike those that came before him, Daniel is a forward. You would hope that he spent a lot of time playing against his dad in the garden as a kid, so playing against other defenders should seem easy in comparison.
His prospects of making the leap to the first team have increased after a report from APnews confirmed he’s been called up for the first team squad to play Napoli this weekend.
It is a 21 man squad so there’s no guarantee that he will play, but Serie A teams are allowed to name up to 12 substitutes so he should be on the bench at least. A lot might depend on how the games goes, but if his team are easily winning or the game is lost then it would make sense to give him a chance.
The new boss isn’t that popular right now. Stefano Pioli was seen as the cheap option, so it could be an easy way to gain some PR points with the fans by introducing another Maldini to the team.
His Father and Grandfather both went on to captain the team and became legends at the club. That might be a big ask, but history suggests he has a great chance.


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create()
Link
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# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 26 def create @snippet = @project.snippets.new(params[:snippet]) @snippet.author = current_user @snippet.save if @snippet.valid? redirect_to [@project, @snippet] else respond_with(@snippet) end end
destroy()
Link
Source: show
# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 55 def destroy return access_denied! unless can?(current_user, :admin_snippet, @snippet) @snippet.destroy redirect_to project_snippets_path(@project) end
index()
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# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 18 def index @snippets = @project.snippets.fresh end
new()
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# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 22 def new @snippet = @project.snippets.new end
raw()
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# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 63 def raw send_data( @snippet.content, type: "text/plain", disposition: 'inline', filename: @snippet.file_name ) end
show()
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Source: show
# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 51 def show @note = @project.notes.new(noteable: @snippet) end
update()
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# File app/controllers/snippets_controller.rb, line 41 def update @snippet.update_attributes(params[:snippet]) if @snippet.valid? redirect_to [@project, @snippet] else respond_with(@snippet) end end
Instance Protected methods


Travis Howey
At the moment I am attending Weber State University. I am planning on Graduating in Fall of 2023. Outside of that, I enjoy Cooking, Video Games, Photography, and finding other ways of expressing my creative side.
At the moment I am attending Weber State University. I am planning on Graduating in Fall of 2023. Outside of that, I enjoy Cooking, Video Games, Photography, and finding other ways of expressing my creative side.


07 Jan 2016
If you are just starting with this series, it is highly recommended you start with Part 1.
Last time we built a basic app that will ask for a username and password to access it. Now we’re going to add in some other data that will eventually be sent by Imagr to let our script be dynamically generated.
Read more →
05 Jan 2016
Some may wonder why you would go to the trouble of dynamically generating first boot scripts. I mean, how many can you need?
Let’s say you have ten sites, each with five builds - that fifty first boot scripts to maintain already. It’s entirely possible that they’re all the same, so you could use Imagr’s ability to use a script from a central URL. But you also may need to make slight tweaks depending on what type of machine it is and where it is located.
Over the next few posts, we are going to build an app using the Flask framework that will:
- Read in headers sent by Imagr to return a dynamically generated first boot script
- Create a Munki manifest for the Mac
- Wrap up the application into a Docker image so it can be easily deployed
Read more →
15 Dec 2015
It’s been 246 days and 290 commits since I started working on Imagr, and today is it’s 0.0.5 release. It’s been a while since I blogged about Imagr, so in case you have forgotten that I make it, go and take a look!
13 Dec 2015
In my environment, we have software that needs to be deployed at the same time across all of our sites. Previously, this meant someone had to pull their computer out on a Sunday and promote the item from the testing catalog to the production catalog. Which is fine, but to be honest I’d rather be doing something else on a Sunday!
So I started looking at how to automate this process. First I looked at force_install_after_date
, but this install the item at a specified time in the client’s local time - I needed this to be installed at the same time globally. Next was Munki’s date
condition and using installable_conditon
in the item’s pkgsinfo file similarly to how we shard our updates - but despite the time object looking like it’s UTC, it’s still just the client’s local time.
Read more →
03 Dec 2015
A few months ago at PSU, Tom Burgin and Jeremy Baker spoke about using Authorization Plugins. I sat there watching this talk thinking about how cool it would be to use this method for Crypt. And then I had a go at it. And it was hard. So I put it to one side.
Then in November, I met up with Tom at MacTech. He very kindly donated a few hours of his time to get me started with re-writing Crypt as an authorization plugin in Swift.
Read more →


Docs
Installation
KubeVirt is a virtualization add-on to Kubernetes and this guide assumes that a Kubernetes cluster is already installed.
Requirements
A few requirements need to be met before you can begin:
- Kubernetes cluster (OpenShift, Tectonic)
kubectl
client utilitygit
Minimum Cluster Requirements
Kubernetes 1.10 or later is required to run KubeVirt.
In addition it can be that feature gates need to be opened.
Runtime
KubeVirt is currently support on the following container runtimes:
- docker
- crio (with runv)
Virtualization support
There are several distributions of Kubernetes, you need to decide on one and deploy it.
Hardware with virtualization support is recommended. You can use virt-host-validate to ensure that your hosts are capable of running virtualization workloads:
$ virt-host-validate qemu
QEMU: Checking for hardware virtualization : PASS
QEMU: Checking if device /dev/kvm exists : PASS
QEMU: Checking if device /dev/kvm is accessible : PASS
QEMU: Checking if device /dev/vhost-net exists : PASS
QEMU: Checking if device /dev/net/tun exists : PASS
...
Software emulation
If hardware virtualization is not available, then a software emulation fallback can be enabled using:
$ kubectl configmap -n kube-system kubevirt-config \
--from-literal debug.allowEmulation=true
This ConfigMap needs to be created before deployment or the virt-controller deployment has to be restarted.
Hugepages support
For hugepages support you need at least Kubernetes version 1.9
.
Enable feature-gate
To enable hugepages on Kubernetes, check the official documentation.
To enable hugepages on OpenShift, check the official documentation.
Pre-allocate hugepages on a node
To pre-allocate hugepages on boot time, you will need to specify hugepages under kernel boot parameters hugepagesz=2M hugepages=64
and restart your machine.
You can find more about hugepages under official documentation.
Cluster side add-on deployment
Core components
Once Kubernetes is deployed, you will need to deploy the KubeVirt add-on. The add-on is deployed to a cluster using the kubectl
tool and manifest file:
$ RELEASE=v0.4.0
$ kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt/releases/download/${RELEASE}/kubevirt.yaml
This command will deploy the most recent stable version of KubeVirt to your cluster. The new components will be deployed in the kube-system
namespace:
kubectl get pods -n kube-system
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
libvirt-9zmtl 2/2 Running 0 28m
virt-controller-5d9fc8cf8b-n5trt 0/1 Running 0 27m
virt-handler-vwdjx 1/1 Running 0 28m
Client side virtctl
deployment
Basic VirtualMachineInstance operations can be performed with the stock kubectl
utility. However, the virtctl
binary utility is required to use advanced features such as:
- Serial and graphical console access
It also provides convenience commands for:
- Starting and stopping VirtualMachineInstances
- Live migrating VirtualMachineInstances
The most recent version of the tool can be retrieved from the official release page.
Deploying on OpenShift
There are three ways to deploy KubeVirt on OpenShift.
Using command line interface
The following SCCs need to be added prior kubevirt.yaml
deployment:
oc adm policy add-scc-to-user privileged -n kube-system -z kubevirt-privileged
oc adm policy add-scc-to-user privileged -n kube-system -z kubevirt-controller
oc adm policy add-scc-to-user privileged -n kube-system -z kubevirt-apiserver
Once privileges are granted, the kubevirt.yaml
can be deployed:
kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt/releases/download/${RELEASE}/kubevirt.yaml
From Service Catalog as an APB
You can find KubeVirt in the OpenShift Service Catalog and install it from there. In order to do that please follow the documentation in the KubeVirt APB repository.
Using Ansible playbooks
The kubevirt-ansible project provides a collection of playbooks that installs KubeVirt and it’s related components on top of OpenShift or Kubernetes clusters.
Deploying from Source
See the Developer Getting Started Guide to understand how to build and deploy KubeVirt from source.
Update
Note: Updates are not yet supported.
Usually it is sufficient to re-apply the manifests for performing a rolling update:
$ RELEASE=v0.4.0
$ kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt/releases/download/${RELEASE}/kubevirt.yaml


SecureCRT Tools Modules¶
The following custom modules include the majority of the functionality that is used in the single and multi-device scripts. The classes described below are designed to handle the common actions that scripts would need into a single method to avoid the need to copy and paste chunks of code into multiple scripts, and to make writing scripts faster and easier than when you have to use the low-level SecureCRT API to interact with devices.
It is important to understand the relationship between the classes listed below.
The classes in the “scripts” module and used to represent the execution of the script itself and that script’s interactions with the calling application (primarily SecureCRT). Since a SecureCRT script has the ability to open multiple tabs to different devices and interact with all of them, any attribute or method that is common to the script and not specific to each open session is defined in the script class. This class tracks a reference to the main session object, which represents the SecureCRT tab that the script was launched from.
The “sessions” classes represent a session to a remote device, which will usually be the SecureCRT tab that the script was initially launched from. The Script class has the ability to open a new connection in a new tab, and it will return a reference to a separate Session object so that the script can interact with each session independently. NOTE: SecureCRT does NOT support multi-threading so the use of multiple sessions are best used in cases where you do not want to close an existing session before performing actions on another device. One example can be validating login to a remote device after making AAA changes without disconnecting the original session and potentially locking ourselves out. A rollback of the changes could be performed if the second session is unable to log into the device.
The “settings” classes are simply used to manage importing, exporting and updating entries in the settings.ini file. The script object keeps a reference to the settings class so that settings can be retrieved or changed. This class will also attempt to update/re-write the local settings.ini file (while preserving existing settings) should the default_settings.ini contains settings that do not exist in the local settings file. This may happen when a new script is created and needs settings available in the settings.ini file.
The “utilities” class contains a bunch of helper functions that can be used to simplify certain common tasks. These funtions are pure Python which means they do not require interactions with scripts, sessions or settings in any way. For example, some of these functions will convert a string containing an interface name to the short version (Gi0/0) or the long version (GigabitEthernet0/0), while others perform action like sorting in “human” order (device1, device2, device10) instead of alphanumeric (device1, device10, device2). Functions of this sort should all be saved in this file when they need to be used by multiple scripts.


Handcrack's crackin hand
Your Hand:
{{hands[0]['yourhand'][0]}} and {{hands[0]['yourhand'][1]}}
Equity:
%
Their Hand:
{{hands[0]['theirhand'][0]}} and {{hands[0]['theirhand'][1]}}
Equity:
%
On a board of
{{hands[0]['board']['0']}}, {{hands[0]['board']['1']}}, {{hands[0]['board']['2']}}, {{hands[0]['board']['3']}} and {{hands[0]['board']['4']}}


The main thing that needs to be done to make an info window is to create a location on the Google Map for the info window. In order to create a location, use the following command.
var location = addLoc(location-address)
The addLoc()
function returns a location object. The location address parameter is a string representing any address that can be recognized by Google Maps. It can be something very specific like a street address or something more general like a city (e.g., “Fresno, CA”) or even a country (e.g., “Peru”).
The Google Maps Info Window API allows you to put four different content fields in the info window.
All of the fields are optional, and you are allowed to put any combination of the four fields in the info window. If you don’t assign any content to the info window for a location that you have created, an empty info window will pop up when the location marker is clicked.
There are two different ways to add content to the info window. If the content fields have been defined when the location is created, you can pass the fields to the addLoc()
function.
var location = addLoc(location-address, title, descriptive-text, more-info-url, image-url)
All parameters are passed as strings, and the parameters must be passed to the function in the order listed above. However, you can leave off any number of the parameters at the end of the list. For example, if you don’t wish to pass an image or a link for more information to addLoc()
, then you can make the call to the function by leaving out the last two parameters.
Another way to populate the info window content is to use the set methods for the fields. Below is the syntax for the set methods. Note that all of them are methods of the location object prototype and take a string as their parameter.
location.setTitle(title)
location.setTxt(descriptive-text)
location.setInfoLink(more-info-url)
location.setImg(image-url)
The next 6 sections will discuss these methods in more detail along with the other functions that can be used in the API.


v1.3 iOS and Android Module Parity: [MOD-284] - iOS: BREAKING CHANGE. A Styled Label is no longer a scroll view, just like on Android; place it in a scroll view to achieve the previous behavior. Check out the example to see how. - Android: Fixed bug causing the styled label to disappear when placed in a table view [MOD-267] - iOS: Fixed contention issue causing CPU spikes and long load times on iOS versions prior to 5.0 [MOD-310] - iOS: The background of the styled label view is now transparent.v1.2 [MOD-255] Fixed issue with namespacing of certain methods.
v1.1 [MOD-234] Calculate correct size when 'auto' is specified for height or width
v1.0 Initial Release


Report suggests Tottenham Hotspur could not afford Carlo Ancelotti as Mauricio Pochettino replacement
Tottenham Hotspur have recently replaced Mauricio Pochettino with Jose Mourinho.
by Mathew NashTottenham Hotspur got off to a winning start under Jose Mourinho this weekend. Tottenham defeated West Ham United 3-2 yesterday in the Portuguese manager’s first game in charge since taking over from Mauricio Pochettino.
But it seems that Tottenham did have plenty of other options in mind for the job. One of those was Napoli boss Carlo Ancelotti.
The former Chelsea boss was reportedly in the frame for the role. However, according to The Sun, Tottenham could not afford to pay for the cost of releasing him from his contract with the Italian side.
Ancelotti, who has been under fire for his performance as Napoli manager this season, would have been too expensive for Tottenham, especially considering the large fee they have had to pay Pochettino to terminate his employment at the club.
Ancelotti would have also been a top option for Spurs but the early signs are positive regarding Mourinho’s appointment after the way in which Tottenham tore into West Ham in the first 60 minutes of yesterday’s game.
Tottenham fans will just hope that continues and they do not end up wishing that Ancelotti had got the job instead.
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Pet Name:
Pet Type:
Owner Name:
Owner Phone Number:
If there's data in the database it will be displayed here:
| Pet Name | Pet Type | Owner Name | Owner Phone Number | Database ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
If so, enter their Database ID and change the details as you see fit.
Database ID:
Pet Name:
Pet Type:
Owner Name:
Owner Phone Number:
If so, enter their Database ID and create the appointment:
Please note that all appointments are set as unpaid and with the standard amount of 10. If you want to pay your bill or schedule a different type of appointment besides the usual check-up, please contact the secretary.
Database ID:
appointment start date and time - please use the following format:
appointment end date and time - please use the following format:
Appointment description:
If so, please enter their database ID here:
Database ID:
| Start Time | End Time | Description | Already Paid? | Price | Appointment ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
If so, please enter the appointment ID here and either update or delete the appointment:
Database ID:
Start Time:
End Time:
Description:
Already Paid?
Cost
Enter date like so:
| Start Time | End Time | Description | Already Paid? | Price | Appointment ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start Time | End Time | Description | Already Paid? | Price | Appointment ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Enter patient database ID:
The patient with the ID you entered has an unpaid balance of:


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layout: page
title: Emergency Care
permalink: /emergency/
---
{% include emergency.html name="Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital"
url="https://www.ctvsh.com/locations/round-rock"
dir="https://www.google.com/maps/dir//301+Chisholm+Trail,+Round+Rock,+TX+78681"
address="301 Chisholm Trail
Round Rock, TX 78664"
phone="512-982-0535"
map="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m18!1m12!1m3!1d782.5897922405876!2d-97.68960407138796!3d30.509026588388853!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x8644d1f2cba1a7a9%3A0x6128a2481ba11a4!2sCentral%20Texas%20Veterinary%20Specialty%20%26%20Emergency%20Hospital!5e0!3m2!1sen!2sus!4v1590411283326!5m2!1sen!2sus"
%}
{% include emergency.html name="Emergency Animal Hospital South"
url="https://www.ctvsh.com/locations/austin"
dir="https://www.google.com/maps/dir//4434+Frontier+Trail,+Austin,+TX+78745"
address="4434 Frontier Trail
Austin, TX 78745"
phone="512-580-9233"
map="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m14!1m8!1m3!1d13788.801225900139!2d-97.7956396!3d30.2313639!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x0%3A0xfc77a555851c4bc9!2sEmergency+Animal+Hospital!5e0!3m2!1sen!2sus!4v1466343326273"
%}
{% include emergency.html name="AVES Austin Veterinary Emergency & Specialty"
url="https://austinvets.com/"
dir="https://www.google.com/maps/dir//7300+Ranch+Rd+2222+%23100,+Austin,+TX+78730"
address="7300 Ranch Rd 2222
Austin TX, 78730"
phone="512-343-2837"
map="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m18!1m12!1m3!1d1304.3693638446948!2d-97.80333405221478!3d30.372212255648165!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x865b34bc6023bb79%3A0x9c4538ef072fb72!2sAustin%20Veterinary%20Emergency%20and%20Specialty%20Center!5e0!3m2!1sen!2sus!4v1590411006964!5m2!1sen!2sus"
%}
{% include emergency.html name="Emergency Animal Hospital North (Temporarily Closed)"
url="https://www.ctvsh.com/locations/north"
dir="https://www.google.com/maps/dir//12034+Research+Blvd+Austin+TX+78759"
address="12034 Research Blvd
Austin, TX 78759"
phone="512-580-8915"
map="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m14!1m8!1m3!1d13761.522669231803!2d-97.752841!3d30.425309!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x0%3A0xae9793c79bf79e0a!2sEmergency+Animal+Hospital+-+North!5e0!3m2!1sen!2sus!4v1466348521076"
%}
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Provides function to estimate multiple change points using marginal likelihood method. See the Manual file in data folder for a detailed description of all functions, and a walk through tutorial. For more information of the method, please see Du, Kao and Kou (2016) <doi:10.1080/01621459.2015.1006365>.
| Version: | 2.6.0 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.3) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-05-19 |
| Author: | Chao Du, Chu-Lan Michael Kao, Samuel Kou |
| Maintainer: | Chu-Lan Michael Kao <chulankao at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| CRAN checks: | StepSignalMargiLike results |
| Reference manual: | StepSignalMargiLike.pdf |
| Package source: | StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.zip, r-release: StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.zip, r-oldrel: StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.tgz, r-oldrel: StepSignalMargiLike_2.6.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | StepSignalMargiLike archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=StepSignalMargiLike to link to this page.


include "_nav.html"
Media Images
Right click each image to view and save a high-definition copy.
Logo:
Founders (From left to right, Jason Stockman, Wei Sun, Andy Yen):
Jason Stockman:
Andy Yen and Wei Sun:
Andy Yen [photo credit, Stuart Cahill, Boston Herald]:
Home Page:
Home Page 2:
Login Page:
Mailbox Encryption:
Inbox:
Compose:
Settings:
include "_footer.html"


| 002:214 Khan | : |
Or think you that you will enter Paradise without such (trials) as came to those who passed away before you? They were afflicted with severe poverty and ailments and were so shaken that even the Messenger and those who believed along with him said, "When (will come) the Help of Allah?" Yes! Certainly, the Help of Allah is near! |
| 002:214 Maulana | : |
Or do you think that you will enter the Garden, while there has not yet befallen you the like of what befell those who have passed before you. Distress and affliction befell them and they were shaken violently, so that the Messenger and those who believed with him said: When will the help of Allah come? Now surely the help of Allah is nigh! |
| 002:214 Pickthal | : |
Or think ye that ye will enter paradise while yet there hath not come unto you the like of (that which came to) those who passed away before you? Affliction and adversity befell them, they were shaken as with earthquake, till the messenger (of Allah) and those who believed along with him said: When cometh Allah's help? Now surely Allah's help is nigh. |
| 002:214 Rashad | : |
Do you expect to enter Paradise without being tested like those before you? They were tested with hardship and adversity, and were shaken up, until the messenger and those who believed with him said, "Where is GOD's victory?" GOD's victory is near. |
| 002:214 Sarwar | : |
Would you think that you could go to Paradise without experiencing the kind of suffering others have experienced before you? Distress and afflictions battered them until the Messenger and the believers said, "When will God send help?" Certainly God's help is near. |
| 002:214 Shakir | : |
Or do you think that you would enter the garden while yet the state of those who have passed away before you has not come upon you; distress and affliction befell them and they were shaken violently, so that the Messenger and those who believed with him said: When will the help of Allah come? Now surely the help of Allah is nigh! |
| 002:214 Sherali | : |
Do you think that you will enter heaven while there has not come to you the like of that which came to those who passed away before you? Poverty and afflictions befell them and they were violently shaken until the Messenger and those who believe along with him said, 'When will the help of ALLAH come?' Yea, surely the help of ALLAH is nigh. |
| 002:214 Yusufali | : |
Or do ye think that ye shall enter the Garden (of bliss) without such (trials) as came to those who passed away before you? they encountered suffering and adversity, and were so shaken in spirit that even the Messenger and those of faith who were with him cried: "When (will come) the help of Allah?" Ah! Verily, the help of Allah is (always) near! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الابتلاء والفتن اختبار لإيمان المؤمن Faith> Belief In Allah> The Affliction and the Ordeals are test for the Believer's Faith الإيمان > المؤمنون > ابتلاؤهم Faith> The Believers> Their Affliction الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الصبر Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Patience
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Creator: Mallory Brandt (MCS-DS, University of Illinois)
This project follows the interactive slideshow hybrid structure. Users are taken through a series of slides, or scenes. While in each scene, users are able to mouseover each state to dig into the details they may be interested in. You can equate this to the New York Times example provided in class lecture (Week 9 "The Narrative Spectrum").
Based on deck.js, this project utilizes the spacebar, keyboard shortcuts, and keyboard arrow keys to navigate scenes as depicted by the author. Scenes follow a standard template, and scenes are labeled according to their order in the slideshow. There are five scenes: A welcome landing page, an "About This Project" page, a data vizualization of average climate temperature in the USA during 1850, a data vizualization of average climate temperature in the USA during 2013, and a credits page. The geological map scenes are intended to show average land temperature provided by Kaggle's open source data set "GlobalLandTemperaturesByState."
Annotation is represented by a tooltip which displays state name and average temperature information when the user hovers their mouse over a state on the map of the USA. As the user moves their mouse away from that state, the annotation associated with that state disappears and an annotation for the next state they hover over appears. Annotation also occurs in the form of a basic legend containing the minimum and maximum temperature in the scene. Due to time constraint and lack of prior d3.js knowledge, the language this project has been built in, a smooth graident legend does not appear - however, the legend provided is intended to show the viewer what the author wished to convey, which was highest and lowest average temperature.
Parameters in this project include a color range and domain values that are passed to fill the maps, loading data sets as a function, and loading GeoJSON data to match GeoJSON properties to the .csv data field "State." The last part is crucial to creating these maps, since I did not have latitude and longitude information in my original dataset and I could not generate a map without it in GeoJSON or TopoJSON. I passed in my .csv file as "data" and passed in my us-states file as "json" and I mapped the field "State" in the .csv file to the "name" in the json file. In doing this, I was able to retrieve the latitude and longitude needed from the json, and pass the value "AverageTemperature" from the .csv file and merge it into one to bring the data and the GeoJSON all together. This information is then passed as a function to map average temperature information to the proper state, which is provided in the json by latitude and longitude.
The keyboard shortcuts, pressing of spacebar to move forwards in the presentation, and pressing of arrow keys to move forwards and backwards act as a trigger to navigate through the slideshow presentation. The mouseover on the map scenes acts as a trigger to display the tooltip for the maps.
President Trump recently took to Twitter stating that "The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive." This sparked a great debate between the White House administration, scientists, the media, and the rest of the world. While the world debated their stance on the matter, predictive modeling and analytics competition platform Kaggle decided to put data in the hands of the people in order to form their own views based on factual information. This data, reaching back as far as 1743, keeps record of the average land and sea temperature throughout the world. In 1850, the average temperature in the United States of America ranged from a low of -5.79 degrees Celsius (Alaska) to a high of 21.83 degrees Celsius (Florida).
By 2013, temperatures have risen to a new low of -2.06 degrees Celsius and a new high of 23.03 degrees Celsius. Alongside our outliers Alaska and Hawaii, the rest of the states appear to have heatened as a whole, as you can see from the color scale by moving from the previous slide to this slide While this change in temperature alone may not completely back that global warming is proven to be real, it is certainly intriguing to find that our coldest state's temperature, Alaska, has risen over 3° C... that's 37.4° F for our friends who use Fahrenheit! To do more investigation into our global climate trend, please visit Kaggle.com/berkeleyearth/climate-change-earth-surface-temperature-data to make your own inferences.
Scott Murray,"Interactive Data Visualization for the Web" Chapter 12
Mike Bostock's USA GeoJSON public domain file
Adding Tooltips to j3.js Graph
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