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For the 2012 expedition, the gang chose to supersize our usual weekend jaunt, opting instead check one off our “life list”. So we headed out west to the Grand Canyon for 5 glorious days backpacking.
In June of 2014, the gang returned to the White Mountains to hike the famed “Pemi Loop trail”. This loop path includes several 5000+ ft peaks and a “travel brochure” section of the AT well-known for its 360 deg views.
The usual suspects hiked 23 miles in the Smoky Mountains National Park May 1-3, 2010. The route was from Elkmont Campground (elev 2150 ft) taking Jakes Creek Trail to Miry Creek Trail to Dripping Spring Mt, campsite 26.
Backpacking has something to offer anyone inclined to hit the trail and venture away from crowds and parking lots. For the nature lover there’s the awe-inspiring views far from civilization, for the fitness enthusiast there’s the physical challenge of summiting a mountain or hiking miles with a pack, and the spiritual can ponder the wonder of creation and its Designer. The techie has gear to tinker with and endless trip details to plan, and for the adrenalin junkie there’s the promise of adventure in the wilderness. For me these all have appeal, but the best part is sharing the experience with friends. The outdoors provide a great setting for camaraderie and reconnecting with friends. For the past 10+ years, some old and new pals of mine meet each year to catch up and enjoy a weekend together in the great outdoors. On this site you'll a list of the trips we’ve taken, and reports that may be helpful in planning your own adventures.


public class HGStore
extends java.lang.Object
An instance of HGStore
is associated with each HyperGraph
to manage to low-level interaction with the underlying database mechanism.
Normally, the HyperGraphDB store is not accessed directly by applications. However, HyperGraphDB
type implementors will rely on the HGStore
to manage the way raw data
is stored and indexed based on a particular type.
Note that a HGStore
does not maintain any data cache, nor does it interact
in any special way with the semantic layer of HyperGraphDB and the way data and types are
laid out in the store.
The HGStore
will use the HGStorageImplementation
provided by the
HGConfiguration
parameter to the constructor of this class. In fact, this class
is merely a wrapper to the underlying storage implementation.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HGStore(java.lang.String database,
HGConfiguration config)
Construct a
HGStore bound to a specific database
location. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addIncidenceLink(HGPersistentHandle targetHandle,
HGPersistentHandle linkHandle)
Update the incidence set of an atom with a newly created link pointing to it.
|
void |
attachOverlayGraph(StorageGraph sgraph)
Reserved to internal use.
|
void |
close()
Mainly for internal use - invoked by the main
HyperGraph instance. |
boolean |
containsData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return
true if there is a data item bound to the passed in
handle parameter and false otherwise. |
boolean |
containsLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return
true if there is a storage link bound to the passed in
handle parameter and false otherwise. |
void |
detachOverlayGraph()
Reserved to internal use.
|
<KeyType,ValueType> |
getBidirectionalIndex(java.lang.String name,
ByteArrayConverter<KeyType> keyConverter,
ByteArrayConverter<ValueType> valueConverter,
java.util.Comparator<byte[]> keyComparator,
java.util.Comparator<byte[]> valueComparator,
boolean allowCreate)
Retrieve an existing
HGBidirectionalIndex by its name. |
byte[] |
getData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Retrieve the raw data buffer stored at
handle . |
java.lang.String |
getDatabaseLocation()
Return the physical, file system location of the HyperGraph store.
|
HGRandomAccessResult<HGPersistentHandle> |
getIncidenceResultSet(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return a
HGSearchResult of atom handles in a given atom's incidence
set. |
long |
getIncidenceSetCardinality(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return the number of atoms in the incidence set of a given atom.
|
<KeyType,ValueType> |
getIndex(java.lang.String name)
Get the HyperGraphDB index with the given name.
|
<KeyType,ValueType> |
getIndex(java.lang.String name,
ByteArrayConverter<KeyType> keyConverter,
ByteArrayConverter<ValueType> valueConverter,
java.util.Comparator<byte[]> keyComparator,
java.util.Comparator<byte[]> valueComparator,
boolean allowCreate)
Retrieve an
HGIndex by its name. |
HGPersistentHandle[] |
getLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Retrieve an existing link by its handle.
|
HGTransactionFactory |
getTransactionFactory()
Create and return a transaction factory for this
HGStore . |
HGTransactionManager |
getTransactionManager()
Return this store's
HGTransactionManager . |
boolean |
hasOverlayGraph()
Reserved to internal use.
|
void |
removeData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove a raw data value associated with a
HGPersistentHandle key. |
void |
removeIncidenceLink(HGPersistentHandle handle,
HGPersistentHandle oldLink)
Update the incidence set of an atom by removing a link that no longer points
to it.
|
void |
removeIncidenceSet(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove the whole incidence set of a given handle.
|
void |
removeIndex(java.lang.String name)
Remove an index from the database.
|
void |
removeLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove a link value associated with a
HGPersistentHandle key. |
HGPersistentHandle |
store(byte[] data)
Write raw binary data to the store.
|
HGPersistentHandle |
store(HGPersistentHandle[] link)
Create a new link in the HyperGraphDB store.
|
HGPersistentHandle |
store(HGPersistentHandle handle,
byte[] data)
Write raw binary data to the store using a pre-created, unique persistent handle.
|
HGPersistentHandle |
store(HGPersistentHandle handle,
HGPersistentHandle[] link)
Create a new link in the HyperGraphDB store with an existing handle.
|
public HGStore(java.lang.String database, HGConfiguration config)
Construct a HGStore
bound to a specific database
location.
database
- public HGTransactionFactory getTransactionFactory()
Create and return a transaction factory for this HGStore
.
public HGTransactionManager getTransactionManager()
Return this store's HGTransactionManager
.
public java.lang.String getDatabaseLocation()
Return the physical, file system location of the HyperGraph store.
public HGPersistentHandle store(HGPersistentHandle[] link)
Create a new link in the HyperGraphDB store. A new HGPersistentHandle
is created to refer to the link.
link
- A non-null, but possibly empty array of persistent atom handles that
constitute the link to be created.HGPersistentHandle
.public HGPersistentHandle store(HGPersistentHandle handle, HGPersistentHandle[] link)
Create a new link in the HyperGraphDB store with an existing handle. It is up to the caller of this method to ensure that the passed in handle is unique.
handle
- A unique HGPersistentHandle
that will refer to the link
within the HyperGraphDB store.link
- A non-null, but possibly empty array of persistent atom handles that
constitute the link to be created.The
- handle
parameter.public HGPersistentHandle store(byte[] data)
Write raw binary data to the store. A new persistent handle is created to refer to the data.
A
- non-null, but possibly empty byte[]
holding the data to write.HGPersistentHandle
that refers to the recorded
data.public HGPersistentHandle store(HGPersistentHandle handle, byte[] data)
Write raw binary data to the store using a pre-created, unique persistent handle.
handle
- A unique HGPersistentHandle
to be recorded as the data key.A
- non-null, but possibly empty byte[]
holding the data to write.handle
parameter.public void removeLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove a link value associated with a HGPersistentHandle
key.
public void removeData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove a raw data value associated with a HGPersistentHandle
key.
public HGPersistentHandle[] getLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Retrieve an existing link by its handle.
handle
- The persistent handle of the link. A NullPointerException
is
thrown if this parameter is null
.null
if there is no
link with that HGPersistentHandle
in the database. Note that if the passed
in handle points, the behavior is undefined - the method might throw an exception or return
an array of invalid links.public boolean containsLink(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return true
if there is a storage link bound to the passed in
handle parameter and false
otherwise.
public boolean containsData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return true
if there is a data item bound to the passed in
handle parameter and false
otherwise. This may or may not be
any faster then calling the getData
method and checking for null.
It depends no the implementation.
public byte[] getData(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Retrieve the raw data buffer stored at handle
.
handle
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the data. Cannot
be null
.handle
or null
if it could not be found.public HGRandomAccessResult<HGPersistentHandle> getIncidenceResultSet(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return a HGSearchResult
of atom handles in a given atom's incidence
set.
handle
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the atom whose incidence set
is desired.HGSearchResult
iterating over the incidence set.public long getIncidenceSetCardinality(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Return the number of atoms in the incidence set of a given atom. That is, return the number of links pointing to the atom.
public void addIncidenceLink(HGPersistentHandle targetHandle, HGPersistentHandle linkHandle)
Update the incidence set of an atom with a newly created link pointing to it. This method is only to be used internally by hypergraph.
If the link is already part of the incidence set of this atom, it will not be added again.
targetHandle
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the atom whose incidence set
is to be updated.linkHandle
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the new link pointing to that
atom.public void removeIncidenceLink(HGPersistentHandle handle, HGPersistentHandle oldLink)
Update the incidence set of an atom by removing a link that no longer points to it. This method is only to be used internally by hypergraph.
If the link is not part of the incidence set of this atom, nothing will be done.
handle
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the atom whose incidence set
is to be updated.oldLink
- The HGPersistentHandle
of the old link that no longer
points to that atom.public void removeIncidenceSet(HGPersistentHandle handle)
Remove the whole incidence set of a given handle. This method is normally used only when an atom is being removed from the hypergraph DB.
handle
- The handle of the atom whose incidence set must be removed.public <KeyType,ValueType> HGIndex<KeyType,ValueType> getIndex(java.lang.String name)
null
if no
index with that name exists.public <KeyType,ValueType> HGIndex<KeyType,ValueType> getIndex(java.lang.String name, ByteArrayConverter<KeyType> keyConverter, ByteArrayConverter<ValueType> valueConverter, java.util.Comparator<byte[]> keyComparator, java.util.Comparator<byte[]> valueComparator, boolean allowCreate)
Retrieve an HGIndex
by its name. An index will not
be automatically created if it does not exists. To create an index,
use the createIndex
method.
name
- The name of the desired index.HGIndex
with the given name or null
if no such index exists.public <KeyType,ValueType> HGBidirectionalIndex<KeyType,ValueType> getBidirectionalIndex(java.lang.String name, ByteArrayConverter<KeyType> keyConverter, ByteArrayConverter<ValueType> valueConverter, java.util.Comparator<byte[]> keyComparator, java.util.Comparator<byte[]> valueComparator, boolean allowCreate)
Retrieve an existing HGBidirectionalIndex
by its name.
java.lang.ClassCastException
- is the index with the specified name is not
bidirectional.public void removeIndex(java.lang.String name)
Remove an index from the database. Note that all entries in this index will be lost.
public void close()
Mainly for internal use - invoked by the main HyperGraph
instance.
public void attachOverlayGraph(StorageGraph sgraph)
Reserved to internal use.
public void detachOverlayGraph()
Reserved to internal use.
public boolean hasOverlayGraph()
Reserved to internal use.


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Let me first say that unlike any of the other times I've candyflipped, this was very spur of the moment. I still had some time to get some things together, and plan the majority of the night, though. Also, because of the way I am on these two drugs combined, I usually feel safer doing it alone. Rather, having somebody with me while I candy flip, but having them either sober or on one or the other, but never both.
The reason for this hesitation is because I was involved in a very serious car accident while on one dose of MDMA a little over a year ago. Since then, taking ecstasy has never been the same. My heart beats a little bit faster each time I take swallow that bitter taste. This time, my best friend Sebastian, who has never candlyflipped, decided to do it with me. Well, around 9:30 PM, we each consumed two hits of gel tab acid. Within a half of an hour, the LSD had pretty much kicked in.
I had planned on listening to a certain set list of music that I had made earlier that evening. So I gathered myself and let the music just play. Around 10:30, my pill showed up. I have been told to be skeptical about green pills. I had never had one before, and I was faced with the situation of whether or not to take it, while my mind wasn't quite working properly. The funny thing is, there were about ten other people at this place with us, and none of them found out that I was on anything for about another hour (around 11:30).
Well, I ended up getting the pill tested, and it tested to be MDMA, so I consumed the pill around midnight. [erowid note: the Marquis test sold as
'ecstasy testing kits' in 2000 & 2001 do not establish the presence of MDMA and can be used only as a negative test: if does NOT turn black/purple then it definitely doesnt contain MDMA, but turning black does not mean it contains MDMA.]
I had not yet peaked from the acid. My mind was swirling in different directions. I was at my house in Phoenix, with a pool in our backyard. With your perception levels so high on acid, I instantly felt the pill start to work and I could feel what it was actually doing to my body. Within five minutes, I was sweating. At that point, I needed to smoke a bowl to calm me down. I was losing it more by the minute. After smoking a few bowls, I walked into the backyard with a sober friend, and we just talked. She walked inside after about ten minutes, and left me outside for a brief period of time.
At that point, I laid on my back and stared up at the sky. The sky immediately began to spin in a million different directions. Usually, my visuals are not this intense on acid, and two hits is what I usually take.  I got scared, and I walked inside and instructed everyone not to leave me alone. At this point, Sebastian, too was feeling very disoriented.
I have three animals in my house. Two cats, and one puppy. Sebastian and I decided to play with our animals to calm our nerves down, so we each brushed one of the cats for about thirty minutes. I have never been closer to actually communicating with an animal than I was at that point. I could feel their positive energy flowing through my hands as I brushed them. Their eyes seemed to be looking directly into mine. They seemed fascinated at the size of my and Sebastian's pupils.
After calming down with the animals, I walked outside to smoke a cigarette. I put it into my mouth, and suddenly realized that I was about to vomit. I ran inside the house and tried to make it to my bathroom, and barely made it. There was vomit on my shirt, and a few spots on my floor. I continued vomiting for what seemed to be about five minutes, although I'm sure it was actually shorter. I was left to clean everything up by myself, because I didn't want anybody to know.
I was scared again, because I have never vomited off of either of those drugs before. Either separately or combined, both of which I have done at least thirty times. After vomiting, I realized I had felt better. Even though I never realized that I was feeling bad, afterwards I just felt so much better. So, I asked Sebastian to go into the pool with me, and we swam for awhile. The feeling of the warm water against my body, the cooler breeze hitting my wet head, and the sound of the water as I swam was absolutely amazing. It was a bit overwhelming.
Around 3:00 AM, everyone either left or went to bed, and that left Sebastian and I up for awhile.  We sat there and listened to music, and thought about the things going on in our head for awhile. Then, we conversed about acid, about the cycles that we had seen that night, and life.
Around 5:00 AM, we each took a muscle relaxer and a percocet. We then smoked another few bowls. This helped calm us down, and allowed us to sit and relax while we came down. The sun came up shortly after that, so we retired to my bedroom, where we covered all of my windows with thick towels to keep all sunlight from coming in the room. We continued laying in bed and talking until 8:00 AM, where we finally lost each other in the others golden slumbers. I never found out why I vomitted, but it didn't matter after I felt better. The green pill caused an intense roll, but I would have not taken it had I not tested it first. For anybody who has never candyflipped, I would strongly recommend it. But only if you enjoy both of the drugs enough to try to conquer them at one time first. Sebastian enjoyed his first time and said he would definitely do it again, as will I.
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Vietnam vs Thailand head to head: Who has won more?
Vietnam and Thailand are set to face off in a Group G encounter of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers at the My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. The two ASEAN sides have been a cut above the rest of their group members and are currently occupying the top two spots with the Golden Dragons leading the line.
Park Hang-seo’s men have been undefeated so far in their qualifying campaign, dropping points only against Thailand in a 0-0 draw. The War Elephants, on the other hand, have won two and lost one on top of the goalless draw with Vietnam. They suffered their first defeat of the FIFA WCQ Group Stage as they lost 2-1 to Malaysia.
Though Vietnam will be the favourites going into tonight’s encounter in Hanoi, if the previous record is anything to go by, Thailand might end up trumping the Golden Dragons. Out of the 23 matches these two sides have played over the years, Vietnam have only managed to win on three occasions.
Thailand, on the other hand, have won 15 of the 23 matches while five of them finished on level terms. Out of the two sides’ last five meetings, Vietnam have managed to win only once – a 1-0 win in the Kings Cup earlier this year.
Vietnam vs Thailand Head to Head Record
Thailand win: 15
Vietnam win: 3
Draw: 5
All stats from 11v11


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AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER (Dimension) Starring: Kevin Zegers, Gregory Harrison, Cynthia Stevenson, Robert Costanzo, Nora Dunn, Perry Anzilotti. Screenplay: Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelsohn. Producer: Robert Vince. Director: Richard Martin. MPAA Rating: PG (mild comic violence) Running Time: 90 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Quite a few things have changed since last we visited with Buddy, the hoops-shooting golden retriever star of AIR BUD. His human pal, Josh Framm (Kevin Zegers) is starting junior high school; Josh's widowed mother (Cynthia Stevenson, taking over from Wendy Makkena) is re-entering the dating arena. Even the name before the film has changed, with Disney shuttling the sequel from its flagship banner to Dimension, the genre division of Miramax (apparently realizing the original had too few fart jokes to qualify as a live-action Disney film). And of course, the most significant and tragic change involved the death of the original Buddy from cancer, though he was only one of several dogs to perform in AIR BUD.
I only wish that with all those changes they could have rustled up a new screenwriting team. Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelsohn return to duty for AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER, this time turning Buddy into a football star when Josh goes out for the local hapless youth football team led by good-natured, multiple-bypass-waiting-to-happen Coach Fanelli (Robert Costanzo). Naturally this leads to amusing sequences of Buddy befuddling opposing defenses as he makes like Jerry Rice. But wait, there's more! You also get touching dramatic sub-text as Josh struggles to accept his mom's new relationship with a kindly veterinarian (Gregory Harrison). All that, plus a bumbling pair of Russians (Nora Dunn and Perry Anzilotti) who want to kidnap Buddy to join their trained animal circus.
The original AIR BUD had good intentions and solid family values to spare, but it tied them up in such derivative and unfocused package that even the kids in the audience couldn't keep their attention on the precocious pooch. New director Richard Martin picks up the pace considerably this time around, but he can't do much to create any cohesiveness with this story. From moment to moment, it's hard to tell whether AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER is supposed to be an Afterschool Special, a John Hughes film or an episode of Rocky and Bullwinkle (though with considerably less wit). Martin even throws in some low-rent vaudeville by pairing his own dad Dick (of Rowan & Martin fame) with Tim Conway as goofy play-by-play announcers. It's hard to take the messages about believing in yourself and loving a new parent seriously when they're juxtaposed with two clowns sliding around in the contents of a tank conveniently labeled "Fish Guts."
It's also hard to take seriously a film where a premise so bizarre is shrugged off as a given. To the credit of the original AIR BUD, at least it showed people fumbling with the basketball rule book to figure out whether a dog was eligible for the team. This time around, Buddy trots onto the field in his leather helmet and shoulder pads as though it were the most natural thing in the world. Perhaps somewhere on the cutting room floor is a scene in which an arbitrator cites the "Air Bud" precedent.  Isn't it about time for a satiric poke at school "inclusiveness" rules?
I'm not pretending that AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER was made with me in mind. This one is a short attention span kiddie-caper which did have the young ones clapping and guffawing with some regularity, and perhaps that counts for something. It even features a few decent throwaway gags, including a llama named Dolly and a splendidly off-key rendition of the American National Anthem. There's just something vaguely desperate about this whole AIR BUD franchise -- they have build not just one film but a series of them on what amounts to a better-than-average Stupid Pet Trick. Sure, it's harmless enough, but the frantic amalgamation of disparate elements gave me a headache. It's a bit frightening to note that the original Buddy's trainer Kevin DiCicco is putting together another project, AIR BUD: THE NEXT GENERATION. Perhaps in the course of teaching a new dog a new trick, he could teach a new screenwriting team one I'd really love to see: how to write a script that might appeal to someone over the age of five.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Buds no wiser: 4.
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Could start a headache on the spot. Stop: 0x0000000a Error (Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition Service Pack 6a) This happens because of damaged drivers, which makes it necessary you repair one of the computer are hardly changed. In addition to losing all the unsaved partition data, sometimes it may render your system completely unbootable. The System Restore to get your PC and you have Windows XP by intelligently utilizing RAM usage. You will agree with me that network error (java.net.socketexception socket closed) the above process can be done via START>ALL PROGRAMS >WINDOWS UPDATE and select the tab for DRIVER UPDATES. Installation of Windows operating system from the Microsoft Download Center, then install it on your own but it is even more sinister.


int detect_digi_driver(int driver_id);
Detects whether the specified digital sound device is available, using
the same ID values as install_sound(). Returns the maximum number of
voices that the driver can provide, or zero if the hardware is not
present. This function must be called _before_ install_sound().
int detect_midi_driver(int driver_id);
Detects whether the specified MIDI sound device is available, using the
same ID values as install_sound(). Returns the maximum number of voices
that the driver can provide, or zero if the hardware is not present.
There are two special-case return values that you should watch out for:
if this function returns -1 it is a note-stealing driver (eg. DIGMID)
that shares voices with the current digital sound driver, and if it
returns 0xFFFF it is an external device like an MPU-401 where there is no
way to determine how many voices are available. This function must be
called _before_ install_sound().
void reserve_voices(int digi_voices, int midi_voices);
Call this function to specify the number of voices that are to be used by
the digital and MIDI sound drivers respectively. This must be done
_before_ calling install_sound(). If you reserve too many voices,
subsequent calls to install_sound() will fail. How many voices are
available depends on the driver, and in some cases you will actually get
more than you reserve (eg. the FM synth drivers will always provide 9
voices on an OPL2 and 18 on an OPL3, and the SB digital driver will round
the number of voices up to the nearest power of two). Pass negative
values to restore the default settings. You should be aware that the
sound quality is usually inversely related to how many voices you use, so
don't reserve any more than you really need.
int install_sound(int digi_card, int midi_card, char *cfg_path);
Initialises the sound module, returning zero on success. The digi_card
parameter should be one of the values:
DIGI_AUTODETECT - let Allegro pick a digital sound driver DIGI_NONE - no digital sound DIGI_SB - Sound Blaster (autodetect type) DIGI_SB10 - SB 1.0 (8 bit mono single shot dma) DIGI_SB15 - SB 1.5 (8 bit mono single shot dma) DIGI_SB20 - SB 2.0 (8 bit mono auto-initialised dma) DIGI_SBPRO - SB Pro (8 bit stereo) DIGI_SB16 - SB16 (16 bit stereo) DIGI_AUDIODRIVE - ESS AudioDrive DIGI_SOUNDSCAPE - Ensoniq SoundscapeThe midi_card should be one of the values:
MIDI_AUTODETECT - let Allegro pick a MIDI sound driver MIDI_NONE - no MIDI sound MIDI_ADLIB - Adlib or SB FM synth (autodetect type) MIDI_OPL2 - OPL2 synth (mono, used in Adlib and SB) MIDI_2XOPL2 - dual OPL2 synths (stereo, used in SB Pro-I) MIDI_OPL3 - OPL3 synth (stereo, SB Pro-II and above) MIDI_SB_OUT - SB MIDI interface MIDI_MPU - MPU-401 MIDI interface MIDI_DIGMID - sample-based software wavetable player MIDI_AWE32 - AWE32 (EMU8000 chip)You should normally give the DIGI_AUTODETECT and MIDI_AUTODETECT parameters to this function, in which case Allegro will read hardware settings from the current configuration file. This allows the user to select different values with the setup utility: see the config section for details.
The cfg_path parameter is only present for compatibility with previous versions of Allegro, and has no effect on anything.
Returns zero if the sound is successfully installed, and -1 on failure. If it fails it will store a description of the problem in allegro_error.
void remove_sound();
Cleans up after you are finished with the sound routines. You don't
normally need to call this, because allegro_exit() will do it for you.
void set_volume(int digi_volume, int midi_volume);
Alters the global sound output volume. Specify volumes for both digital
samples and MIDI playback, as integers from 0 to 255, or pass a negative
value to leave one of the settings unchanged. If possible this routine
will use a hardware mixer to control the volume, otherwise it will tell
the sample and MIDI players to simulate a mixer in software.


Create RUD
Step 1 - create a container
create a div container or a block element or anythink you would like to enclose the create form.
the container must assign "CRUD-container" as the value of ng-controller.

Step 2 - a <crud> tag
create a crud tag element in the container from the previous step.
type = [create | read | update | delete]
table = TableName
default-path = [default | custom]
controller = "CRUD-create-controller"
<crud type="create" table="profile" default-path="default" controller="CRUD-create-controller">
</crud>
After that, now the create from will generate automatically according to the root/Templates/crud-create.html template.
The create from label default as the column name from database.
Step 3 - a ng variable 'definition'
create definition variable in the "CRUD-container" controller, you may move it to anywhere within the controller.
you may hidden by CSS, or embed into different element node e.g span.
definition is a important thing allow you replace the default label name with your own words.
you may also hidden some column in the create form, e.g a column which is integer data type and auto increased during the insertation by database.
definition = {hidden:['hiddenThisColumn', ...], label:{columnName:'display label name', ...}}

Step 4 - move crud tag into a form
Use a form and enclose the crud tag.
bind the submit target to ng-model="action"
bind the submit method to ng-model="method"
make sure ng-submit="Submit()" as one of a form attribute.
final add a submit button then table insertation avaiable now.
<form name="cProfile" class="form-horizontal" role="form" ng-submit="Submit()">
<input hidden type="text" ng-model="action" ng-init="action = 'controller/simple-createTableRecord.php'">
<input hidden type="text" ng-model="method" ng-init="method = 'POST'">

<crud type="create" table="profile" default-path="default" controller="CRUD-create-controller"></crud>

<button
type="submit"
class="btn btn-primary"
ng-disabled="cProfile.$invalid || !cProfile.$dirty || submitStatus.lockControl">Create</button>

Success! Record created.

</form>
Highly recommanding you given a name to form tag, like above form name name as 'cProfile',
now you may use cProfile.$invalid
, cProfile.$dirty
to control your DOM.
formName.$invalid
the create form are auto gen by the database schema, all the form controls will mark required if database schema set as not null.
When your leave the form controls(input box, textarea) empty if it is required, the cProfile.$invalid will be true.
formName.$dirty
cProfile.$dirty will be true if your/user has already interacted with the form.
submitStatus.lockControl
please notice that there are no $ sign in submitStatus.lockControl
During the form submition, it will make as true, otherwise false.
When the server response recevide, Whether an insertation is success or not, it will make as false.
For demo more effective, php response are sleep in three seconds. with sleep(3);
submitStatus.isSubmitSuccess
When the server response the insertation is success, it will make as true.
You may display any notice to user by checking this flag, this flag will reset to false after 3 seconds.
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There are two kinds of people on this planet: Those who are changed by the world and those who change the world. Some people are happy to simply exist on this planet and seek stability. These are the people who prefer not to rock the boat and cling to the popular way of doing things. They conform, because it’s easier, and perhaps even smarter.
On the other hand, there are people like us.
“People like who? Who’s not smart? I want to be smart.”
Web developers and designers tend to fall into the second category of people. Many of us are creatives who didn’t enter this career just to make money. We want to help people or express ourselves or change the whole damn world. And that’s exactly how it should be.
Unfortunately, it’s just not in our nature to be subversive. And, no, we’re often not smart in our approach to making a difference.
“O…kay…so you’re calling me stupid.”
Let me give you an example of what I mean. Last week, two popular YouTubers called the Fine Brothers announced that they were creating a network called React World, whereby other YouTubers could work with them to create offshoots of Fine Brothers content. However, they didn’t explain it like this at all.
The Fine Brothers’ announcement video, which has since been removed (you can find re-uploads on YouTube pretty easily), focused on the exact wrong thing: Legality. The video is laced with legal terms and several outright uses of the word “legal”. That, combined with their over-the-moon tone was enough to send the internet into an uproar.
One major source of backlash was Reddit, a website infamous for it’s tendency to generate hive minds and incite witch hunts. In less than a day, the Fine Brothers went from regarded YouTubers to some of the most hated people on the internet.
Here is the most important part, though: Despite having little or no understanding of the situation, many people were outwardly angry at the Fine Brothers. Most people didn’t fully understand what the Brothers were trying to accomplish, or how they were trying to do it. No one could claim to know their true intentions, which I personally think were probably harmless. In fact, the Fine Brothers explicitly said they were trying to make the world a better place, but they presented their approach so poorly that no one was listening.
By the time they made a video further explaining React World in an attempt to patch things up, the mob was already in full effect. It just fueled the fire.
In true internet fashion, people made personal attacks on the Brothers. Unsubscribing from their channel became a celebrated act. A few popular YouTubers even hopped on board, berating the Fine Brothers because they knew it was the popular thing to do.
It’s blowing over now that React World has been canceled, but quite a few haters are still lingering.
“Nice story, but can you get to the point? Isn’t this a blog about web development?”
The significance here is that web developers exist on the same conformist internet as the Fine Brothers. When even a good-intentioned mistake can make you the focus of overwhelming hate, it can be scary, and even dangerous.
We want to change the world, not unlike the Fine Brothers. And, frankly, we want to make money from our hard work, not unlike the Fine Brothers. It’s not difficult to imagine that, if we move too far from the herd, we could get just as burned as the Brothers.
If we’re diligent, though, we can use that conformity to our advantage.
Mob mentality and herd behavior are just a part of human nature (for more info on this, watch Coders are herd animals). More than a few times, I’ve caught myself being swayed by popular opinion on Reddit or YouTube. It’s up to us, the world-changers, to combat that.
We shouldn’t just watch for trends, we should actively engage with them—analyze them, criticize them, and even create them. Influencers ganged up on the Fine Brothers because it was the hot thing to do, but wouldn’t it have been just as hot to play devil’s advocate?
“This is noble and everything, but you said yourself that I want to make money. How do I apply this to my professional practices?”
Today, attention is money. If you’re leading a herd, you’re controlling the market. The bigger the herd, the bigger the gains and the losses.
If you’re just following the popular trends and opinions, you shouldn’t expect to be the next Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk. If you want to be great, you have to make a serious effort to be different. You can’t just pay attention to where the market is, you have to know where it’s going. Then, you have to act on that knowledge.
That’s why you’re a world-changer.
Could you be a little more specific? Perhaps share your thoughts in a convenient list format?
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Never stop solving problems: Problems are the best source of innovation.
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Share your thoughts: If you want to lead a herd, you have to give people a reason to follow. Start a blog or YouTube channel. Tweet. Speak up.
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Promote open-minded content: The internet can really suck, but you can help make it better. Share content from world-changers who engage in conversation instead of regurgitating popular opinion.
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Don’t forget to cash in: You can’t survive on good intentions. Help people and share your knowledge, but don’t forget to sell something when the time is right. If you don’t understand this, you really need to read Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk.
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Tell stories: People think in stories. If you want to be heard, learn how to communicate in stories. I highly recommend The Storytelling Animal by Jonathan Gottschall.
If you’ve made it this far you should recognize that you’re probably a world-changer by nature. Don’t let yourself be content with the status quo. The status quo sucks: Have you seen the state of the world? We can do better.
Make yourself heard.
Are you a world-changer? Don’t know how to shake conformity? Want more book recommendations? Leave a comment and we can talk!


Declarative Programming - Lab 1
Extra credit exercise
- Create a picture emptyBoard describing the empty board.
Prelude> render emptyBoard
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Given the description of a chess position in the FEN notation, define a picture representing it. Use the emptyBoard picture created above. For example, the e4c5Nf3 picture is described by the "rnbqkbnr/pp1ppppp/8/2p5/4P3/5N2/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKB1R" FEN string and it is rendered to:
Prelude> render e4c5Nf3
Note. To solve the exercise above, you can consider using the clear picture, which is as large as a square/piece, but it is transparent, so it can be used to put space between pieces. For example,
mate = over (above clear (above (beside (repeatH 6 clear) (beside (invert queen) king)) (beside (repeatH 5 clear) (invert king)))) middleBoard
Prelude> render mate
Creates the following picture:
In the coming laboratories we will learn how to write a function which turns any such FEN description into a picture.


IARPA Babel Georgian Language Pack IARPA-babel404b-v1.0a, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2016S12 and ISBN 1-58563-774-2, was developed by Appen for the IARPA (Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity) Babel program. It contains approximately 190 hours of Georgian conversational and scripted telephone speech collected in 2014 and 2015 along with corresponding transcripts.
The Babel program focuses on underserved languages and seeks to develop speech recognition technology that can be rapidly applied to any human language to support keyword search performance over large amounts of recorded speech.
The Georgian speech in this release represents that spoken in the Eastern and Western dialect regions in Georgia. The gender distribution among speakers is approximately equal; speakers' ages range from 16 years to 73 years. Calls were made using different telephones (e.g., mobile, landline) from a variety of environments including the street, a home or office, a public place, and inside a vehicle.
Audio data is presented as 8kHz 8-bit a-law encoded audio in sphere format or in 48kHz 24-bit PCM wav format. Transcripts are encoded in UTF-8 using a romanization scheme developed by Appen. Further information about transcription methodology is contained in the documentation accompanying this release.
Evaluation data is available from NIST in support of OpenKWS.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2016S12.
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This figure illustrates the contrast in the weather conditions in the North & South Hemispheres. On February, the Northern hemispehere experiences cold and wintery weather while the Southern hemisphere experiences warm and summery weather. From the Southern hemisphere (negative latitudes), the temperature were in between 50 to 100 F. Cities close to the equator (0 degrees) have the hottest weather between 80 to 100 F. However, the cities around the Northern hemisphere have the coldest temperature ranging from 50 to -50 deg F.


The workshops in this section require no prior experience!
We'll combine Arduinos, sensors, and some code to build the worst battle robots ever: powered by Node.js. The rules are simple:
I'll teach you how to make a GIF in 5 minutes, and you will make bad GIFs for the rest of your life.  Participants will be invited to show their GIFs at the final party. Note: Participants should bring a computer and should download GIMP ahead of time for maximum playtime.
Learn about building sustainable cities where humans thrive. This talk focuses on China's massive urbanization and has worked on developing guidelines for those cities. She'll be talking about how people think about cities and the humans that live in them and how to make life more rad. You can read about some her other work with China here.
Selena is a journalist for the Daily Dot who in her own words covers "the intersection of technology, culture, and social justice!" We're excited to hear her read an original science fiction short story and have a Q&A session at Dadaconf!
Learn the basics of open source audio editing software Audacity and how to turn your audio tracks into a podcast on iTunes. No prior experience necessary but a love of NPR and an appreciation for radio magic will help. We produce a podcast here in Oakland and want to demystify the process so you feel empowered to tackle that audio project you've been wanting to try.
My workshop participants will be invited to sink an item into a bucket of wet cement, which will harden around it. Along the way, we will learn how to mix cement.
A classic party game, Charades, forces its participants to convey ideas by pantomiming objects, people, places, and ideas. In this workshop, we will cover basics of space-object work, learn strategies for conveying ideas, and run through Charades and variants of the game. Please wear comfortable clothing because we will be moving around.
Do you like noise? Do you like fingers?
Jump into Adobe After Effects and learn the basics to key-framing and animation. Understand how to navigate around After Effects and how to setup shape layers to create some abstract geometric animation. Note: participants should download the After Effects free trial ahead of time for maximum playtime.
I'm going to start everyone off with a few introductory beats in beatboxing. But mostly I want to show people that beatboxing is acceptable in society and that making random noises with your mouth is healthy no matter who or what you spit on.
Learn the basics of synthesizers and drum machines, along with some standard tricks and patterns for writing or improvising songs!
Design and start cross stitching your own dadaist masterpiece. We'll provide templates that you can use, or we'll teach you how to make your own.
A discussion and presentation on data in the modern age. What does it mean for your data to be persisted and what does it mean for your data to be forgotten?
Learn about sub-cellular microscopy to study where nanoparticles end up in the body after they are injected. Each image is big dada: 512x512x361 data cubes with pixel-by-pixel wavelength info.
Learn the basic techniques of improv comedy and participate in some sketches with other Dadaconf attendees.
Explore crafting synthesizers using software like Ableton. Understand how signals combine to emulate real instruments or just make weird sounds. Note: Participants should bring a laptop.
The workshops in this section require some prior experience.
Learn about the various live music coding libraries available for free on the internet. We'll then try some of them out and program some digital music.
Learn how neural nets can create stunning and strange visual art. What will the machines produce? There's only one way to find out. Participants will then create their own neural net art with existing open source tools and packages. Note: Participants should download Docker beforehand.
More details to be announced soon! (Participants without programming experience are invited to contribute images and music to the visualization.)
An introduction to calligraphy, including the basics of type and letter forms, and writing with a brush.
An intro to D3 and covering common patterns for animations. We'll make a repo ahead of time that people can clone with some starting points. Everyone will make their own animation, push it to the repo, and we'll put them up on a projector Saturday night.
I can help teach anyone who wants to learn how to weld. It's basically like a hot glue gun, but with liquid metal.
 The ridiculous nature of The Internet of Things makes me want to take a useful 'thing' and toss it up on the internet. I'd like to show up with materials, teach people to do the things necessary to help me (if they don't already know), and build a really cool project that we can show off on Saturday night.
Learn how to hang from aerial silks and learn a few basic moves.
Sometimes you have a bottled drink, but no bottle opener. Don't be sad! Learn the art of opening beer bottles with whiteboard markers, rocks, hotel furniture, or even other beers.
Everyone is welcome to work on a "wearable" during the workshop earlier in the day, or bring a completed piece for the runway show. Wearables can be made of found objects or actual clothing items, adorned with decorations or technology... functional or not. In the evening, we will showcase the items that people have worked on or brought. Designers are encouraged to model their own creations!
I'm going to give a brief and incomplete presentation on the history and current state of nanotechnology in biomedical imaging and therapeutic applications. This talk will focus on the synthesis of nanoparticles, their optical properties, and how those properties can be useful for imaging studies of disease pathology. In addition to these practical considerations (and in the spirit of dadaism), I will also present nano and micro particles that make up in aesthetics what they lack in functionality.
Teach people how to carve and print a block print. We'll probably use rubber rather than wood because of time.


Many users run Jenkins directly from Winstone like this:
$ java -jar jenkins.war
This page describes steps to quickly setup a single administrative account. If you use Jenkins without logging into the administrative account, Jenkins will be read only and you cannot change Jenkins' configuration or trigger a build. However, you can download builds, see the build results, and examine the logs. If you log into the administrative account, you may adjust Jenkins' configuration and start builds.
For users who execute Jenkins through Tomcat or some other J2EE servlet container, or for users who need more complex security arrangements, please see the Standard Security Setup directions.
- Start Jenkins by executing as you normally do, but add two extra parameters to the startup:
Note that$ java -jar jenkins.war --argumentsRealm.passwd.
user
=
password
--argumentsRealm.roles.
user
=admin
user
should be the name of the administrative user, andpassword
should be the password for that user. Also please note that the user is specified twice - once in each argument.
For example, I want to have a userjenkins
with a password ofswordfish
as my administrative user:Notice that the word arguments is plural in both$ java -jar jenkins.war --argumentsRealm.passwd.
jenkins
=
swordfish
--argumentsRealm.roles.
jenkins
=admin
--argumentsRealm
command line parameters. - Enable the security setting, go to
http:
//yourhost/jenkins/configureSecurity
and select enable security, then choose Delegate to servlet container for security realm and Legacy mode for authorization strategy. Or, you may click on the Manage Jenkins link on the left side of the main Jenkins dashboard page to get to the configuration page, then click Configure Global Security. - To log into Jenkins go to
http:
//yourhost/jenkins/loginEntry
, or click on the login link located on the top right hand corner of any Jenkins Dashboard page. - This will bring you to the Login page. Enter the user name and password, and click on the Submit button. This will take you back to the main Jenkins dashboard. You will now see the Manage Jenkins link on the left side of the page.
- To logout simply click the logout link located on the top right hand corner of any Jenkins dashboard page.
Allowing Developers to do Forced Builds with Security On
In this quick and simple set up, security on Jenkins is an all or nothing affair. If you do not turn on security, anyone may create, modify, or even delete Jenkins projects. If security is on, only the administrator may modify Jenkins projects, but developers lose the ability to force rebuilds. Fortunately, there is a way to allow developers to force rebuilds without giving them the ability to modify Jenkins itself.
- Log into Jenkins, so you can modify its configuration.
- From the main dashboard page, go to the specific job you want developers to be able to force a build on by clicking on its name.
- Click on the Configure link located on the left hand side of the page.
- In the Build Triggers section, select the Trigger builds remotely (e.g., from scripts) checkbox.
- An Authentication Token field box will display. Put in a text string that you can use to help trigger builds. In the example below, the string is build.
- You will need to either create a script, or if you have a webserver, create a webpage that will allow you to trigger the build. The format of the build URL is:
Where:http:
//
jenkinsHost
/job/
project
/build?token=
token
jenkinsHost
is the URL for your Jenkins Host (example: jenkins:8080)project
is the name of your project or jobtoken
is the token string that you entered into the Authentication Token field
If you have a Webserver, you can create a webpage with the URL. Here's an example below:

Jenkins Force Build Page

 Force build of Project FOO on Jenkins

The above code is to force a build on the Jenkins server jenkins that uses port 8080 for project FOO. It assumes that the string entered into the Authentication Token field was build.
Using a Shell Script
Anonymous read access required
The preceding instructions require that anonymous users have read access to Jenkins. If you disable overall read access for anonymous users, the Build Token Root Plugin allows use of tokens.


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Aerohive Stand Alone Tool
This is a Free APP built to help Aerohive partners and customers. This APP is designed to provide help on site:
Troubleshoot connection issues
- Aerohive Devices to HiveManager 6 Online servers
- Aerohive Devices to IDManager services
- Aerohive Devices to HiveManager NG Online servers
- Aerohive HiveManager 6 and HiveManager NG Onpremise to Aerohive License server
- Aerohive HiveManager 6 to IDManager services
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- Aerohive Devices' CAPWAP client
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Quickly configure an Aerohive Access Point in Site Survey mode
- Broadcasted SSID
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The work with the lists begins with the
rtList
directive. It represents a root container for the angular
dependency injection and configures the services for the
nested components (paging components, sorting directives and so on).
At minimum, this directive requires the method for getting data.
This method should get one parameter implementing
ListRequest
contract for the flat lists and PagedListRequest
one for the paged lists.
If you configure any filters (we described it in the working with filters section), their values will be added to the request parameters with the corresponding names.
The return value of this method should be
Observable
, Promise
, or EventEmitter
. For the simple lists the response should contain array with the records. As
for the paged ones, it should implement ListResponse
contract.
To work with the lists you should import the
RTListsModule
module from right-angled
library and add it into your AppModule imports
array. You can also use
RTModule
module which includes the functionality of the entire library.
rtList
directiveloadOnInit
parameter
This parameter specifies that it is required to execute the first data loading automatically right after the list is initialized. By default it is
equal to
true
defaultSortings
parameter
This parameter specifies the default sortings for the list. These sortings are applied right after the list is created. Then, on
resetSettings
method call, the values of list sortings will be resetted to this parameter value.
This parameter takes the array of objects which implements
SortParameter
contract.
If the list has not been sorted at the moment of specifying the sortings, these sortings will be applied as current ones.
Below there is an example of the list, which by default sorts the list of airports by the airport name in ascending order and by the residence country in descending order.
keepRecordsOnLoad
parameter
This parameter specifies that list must keep previously loaded records until data request is completed. By default it is equal to
false
The
rtList
directive contains several useful methods and properties allowing implementing typical scenarios easily:
loadData(): void
executes the data loading.reloadData(): void
resets paging parameters and executes data loading.cancelRequests(): void
cancels the request executed at the moment.resetSettings(): void
resets the list parameters (sortings, paging, filters) to their default values.busy
property returns true
, if there is a data request executed at the moment.busy$
async implementation of busy
ready
property returns true
, if there is no data request executed at the moment.ready$
async implementation of ready
items
property returns the array of elements transferred in the property of the ListResponse.items
object.items$
async implementation of items
Below you can see the example with 4 buttons implemented using the mentioned methods and properties.
If you want to execute any custom logic for the list elements when destroying the records (e.g., on list reload, page changing, entire list
destroy), you can implement the
destroy
method in the element class and this method will be called on items destroy.
listInit
eventThis event is generated after the AfterViewInit hook is executed and the first template rendering happened.
By using this event, it is possible to integrate into the initialization pipe of the
RTList
service and apply the additional settings before the first data loading.
For example, it is possible to
register object with the filter settings by calling RTList.registerFilterTarget
method of
RTList
service which is sent as event objects.
afterListInit
event
This event is generated after the list initialization is performed and it is ready to be used. The same as
afterListInit
, it sends the RTList
service as event object.
loadStarted
eventThis event is generated when the list starts to load data.
loadSucceed
eventThis event is generated after the list sucessfully loads data and handle response and sends response object as parameter.
loadFailed
eventThis event is generated by the list when data loading completed with error.
rtSort
directive
This directive is used to specify the list sortings. As a parameter this directive gets the sorting identifier, which will be applied to
ListRequest.sortings
array.
If you need to disable sort by specific column for any reason, use
[disableSort]
parameter.
Below you can see the example of the list with this directive added into the column headers. Pay attention to these points:
rtSort
directive adds rt-sortable
class to the marked element. With the help of this class you can set up the styles
pointing out that the element is sortable. In our examples sortable elements display two-sided arrow at the right side of the column on mouseover.
sortings
array with Asc
direction and the RTList.loadData
method will be called immediately. On second click
the direction of sorting is changed to the opposite one and the data request is executed again.
rt-sort-asc
or rt-sort-desc
css classes are added to marked element depending on the current sorting direction.
Ctrl
key you can sort list by several fields.
rtRowNumber
pipeThis pipe is used for the automated numbering of the rows in the list. It recognizes the pager it works with and puts the numbers correspondingly. For example, it begins with 6, and not 1, for the second page of the paged list with page size equal to 5.
This pipe is applied to the
index
value, which represents the index of the current element in the collection. Also it is required to specify link to
rtList
directive as a parameter.
In the example below we use this directive to add the numbers of the rows into the first column of the table.
If you manage the state of your application with tools like ngrx-store it is reasonable to query lists data by using async actions.
Thereby,
rtList
should react to at least two state changes which are separated in time: start of the data request and its completion.
To achieve this,
ListResponse
contract has optional status
field. This field can be used to notify rtList
instance about current
request state via the same stream as for data loading.
In the example below, you can see that the data request is started and completed through separate actions which are triggered by clicking to the certain button.
User actions is more generalized example of async actions than tools like ngrx. But idea is the same.
If you want to display continuous stream of data with Observable
you can use appendStreamedData
parameter to specify whether
new items must be appended to previously emitted values or replace them.


An instrument from the future
{{!-- Instructions --}}Drag mouse or fingers through space and face. Play sounds from a time ahead of ours.
Go to
{{keyboardUrl}}
on your phone browser.
...marmalades, conservatives and other political parties
See professionals use it live. Created by Foxdog Studios MMXIV (2014). Source code. Background by Smattila


History
December 2020 : Initial idea
A lost article from Medium about voice recognition ready to use in browser
Initial draft of the voice activation requirements
January - June 2021 : Start of the proof of concept
Two students work on the POC
- Amal Matmati
- Maxence Azad Markarian
Second draft of the voice activation requirements
At the end of the project it works well in French
July 2021 : Rewriting of the API
Third draft of the voice activation requirements
Based on the POC, I rewrite the API to have better features :
- Basic (in french) synonyms, derivations, ...
- More basic actions such as select, check, uncheck, style, etc...
- rely only on javascript
- remove jquery, leave bootstrap
- add basic UI and debug on a separate library
API version 1 is out of the box
September 2021 : Extension of the API
A way to the next level :
- better API about langages (synonyms, etc)
- more basic actions
- more generic activation rules
- activation state machine
Sources
Credit
© 2021 Michel Hassenforder
License
Apache-2.0


Footfall
User Journey
Demographics
Behavior
| Visitors this Week | Footfall by Hour | Visitors by Frequency | Dwell Time | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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How many visited?
| +0.77% | total visitors
observed this week. |
When are people visiting?
| 6.1% | of traffic for the week
is on Monday. |
| 9.0% | of Monday's traffic
was at 9a. |
How long do they stay?
| 30.3% | of visitors stay
less than 10 minutes. |
How frequently do people visit?
| 47.7% | of visitors come at a
medium frequency. |


Versions of SSL/TLS protocol and cypher suites must be chosen carefully and should not be modified at runtime
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The qterminal package contains a Qt widget based terminal emulator for Qt with support for multiple tabs.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-8.1 platform.
Download (HTTP): https://github.com/lxde/qterminal/releases/download/0.7.1/qterminal-0.7.1.tar.xz
Download MD5 sum: 6c27ac08df0b6c8322729e0ad981873d
Download size: 100 KB
Estimated disk space required: 3.7 MB (add 1.3 MB for the API documentation)
Estimated build time: 0.3 SBU (with the API documentation)
liblxqt-0.11.1 and qtermwidget-0.7.1
Doxygen-1.8.13 and texlive-20170524 (or install-tl-unx), for documentation, and git-2.14.1 (to download translation files) or lxqt-l10n-0.11.2 (to add localization files)
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/qterminal
Install qterminal by running the following commands:
mkdir -v build && cd build && cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$LXQT_PREFIX \ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \ -DPULL_TRANSLATIONS=no \ .. && LIBRARY_PATH=$LXQT_PREFIX/lib make
If you have Doxygen-1.8.13 installed, and wish to create the API documentation, issue:
doxygen ../Doxyfile
The html API documentation has been generated with the previous command. Now, if you also have texlive-20170524 (or install-tl-unx) installed, and wish to create the pdf API reference manual, issue:
make -C docs/latex
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
To install the html API documentation, if you opted to generate it,
issue, as the root
user:
install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/qterminal-0.7.1/{html,pdf} && cp -vr docs/html/* /usr/share/doc/qterminal-0.7.1/html
The pdf API reference manual can be installed with, as the
root
user:
install -v -m644 docs/latex/refman.pdf \ /usr/share/doc/qterminal-0.7.1/pdf
If you installed in /opt, again as the root
user:
if [ "$LXQT_PREFIX" != /usr ]; then ln -svf $LXQT_PREFIX/share/applications/qterminal.desktop \ /usr/share/applications ln -svf $LXQT_PREFIX/share/applications/qterminal_drop.desktop \ /usr/share/applications fi
LIBRARY_PATH=$LXQT_PREFIX/lib
: This
environment variable is needed for the linker to find a required
library.
-DPULL_TRANSLATIONS=no
:
Removes the need for git-2.14.1, which would otherwise be
requested to download the translation files.
Last updated on 2017-08-31 08:29:49 -0700


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Susan Granger's review of "IN DREAMS" (DreamWorks)
How awful can a movie starring Annette Bening and Robert Downey Jr., helmed by writer/director Neil Jordan be? "In Dreams" plumbs new depths of malevolence, becoming an early candidate for the Worst Movies of 1999 category. Annette Bening plays a New England children's book author who is tormented by weird, terrifying dreams.  Of course, no one believes her - not the cops, not even her often-absent airline pilot husband, Aidan Quinn. After a couple of suicide attempts, she winds up in a mental institution, where she occupies the same room that Robert Downey Jr. once lived in. He's a maniacal murderer whose abused childhood included being left chained to a bed by his mother when their town was being flooded to make a reservoir. Stephen Rea is Bening's psychiatrist who tries to make sense of her ramblings. Robert Downey Jr. overacts so dreadfully that one wonders why the L.A. judge decided to release him from his jail sentence temporarily last year to finish this film, which is based on Bari Wood's novel "Doll's Eyes." The singular redeeming feature is its eerie, underwater imagery. Jordan built a small town and then flooded it in the same Baja, California, water tanks where James Cameron shot "Titanic." On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "In Dreams" is a tedious, ludicrous 2. Adding insult to injury, the Andrews Sisters' W.W. II ditty, "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," is used on the sound track to signal impending doom.
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Attracta Mooney from the Financial Times estimates that asset managers could save $2.7 billion a year by streamlining the process of buying and selling funds over blockchain. While some of the largest asset managers, such as BlackRock and Vanguard, have experimented with blockchain to securitize funds via security token offerings (STOs), this is not a widespread practice. Most firms continue to rely on traditional back offices and asset servicers to transfer funds.
TransferNext seeks to disrupt the asset servicing and asset management sectors by offering a blockchain-based service to assist with the raise of capital and the transfer of funds between asset managers and their investors. In particular, TransferNext seeks to target alternative asset managers given their relative barriers to investment, such as strict regulations around investor profile, long lockup periods for invested funds, and high minimum investment amounts.
Amongst other benefits, leveraging blockchain for fund transfers has the potential to undercut prices of the traditional fundraising and fund transfer services currently in use across the industry. TransferNext plans to target smaller, more cost-sensitive funds to begin with, and to then scale up its range of services in order to target larger funds with more complex needs. Once we have enough of the industry using TransferNext services, we intend to expand the scope of the platform to provide a common forum for alternative asset managers and eligible investors where asset managers can broadcast their fundraising needs to the community, and investors can allocate capital.


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Jennie McAlpine talks Jade Rowan's shady intentions towards Fiz in Coronation Street
Just what is Jade up to?
by Helen FearEver since Jade Rowan arrived in Weatherfield, Coronation Street fans have suspected the newcomer of cruel intentions.
Some even suspect she is keeping an explosive secret - that she is related to former Corrie killer John Stape.
Read more: Soap SPOILERS: Here's what's happening in Emmerdale and Coronation Street tonight
The care worker who is currently living with Tyrone Dobbs, Fiz Brown and Weatherfield battleaxe Evelyn Plummer has been acting shiftily ever since she arrived in September - but why?
Actress Jennie McAlpine, who plays fan favourite Fiz, has lifted the lid on the shady housemate, saying Jade makes her feel "totally useless as a mother".
Speaking on the storyline for the first time to, she said: "Fiz really likes Jade. After all, she brought Jade to Weatherfield to help with Hope."
Read more: Sally Lindsay teases return to Coronation Street as popular Shelley Unwin
She continued: "Fiz wants Hope to be okay, so she is happy that Hope responds to Jade, but she is gutted that Hope listens to Jade and not to her.
"It makes Fiz feel totally useless as a mother. Jade seems to have a great relationship with Hope and she can control Hope in a way that Fiz can't."
On the huge fan reaction to the plot, she added: "People keep coming up to me in the street and saying 'you've got to watch her, she's after your Tyrone! Ooh, there's something not right about Jade!'"
In next week's episodes, Fiz and Tyrone break the news to Jade that her services will no longer be required, as they've managed to enrol Hope back into Bessie Street School.
However, Jade won't leave that easily...
Jennie said: "Tyrone and Evelyn have both said that when Hope goes back to school Jade needs to be gone. Well, Evelyn wants her gone, like yesterday!
"Fiz does agree that when Hope goes back to school, there is no real need for Jade but she is worried that without Jade in the house, Hope may go back to how she was."
She added: "Fiz just wants everything to be nice.
"She just wants two kids that go to school, argue a bit, she shouts at them but it's all normal and just nice.
"She just wants everything to be okay, but I am not sure it's going to be..."
Ever since Jade, played by Lottie Henshall, moved into Fiz and Tyrone's home to help tutor Hope, it's been clear all is not what it seems.
Is she out to steal Tyrone from Fiz? Or are her motives far more sinister?
One fan predicted Jade will KILL Evelyn when her secret comes to light.
Could Jade really end up killing off Evelyn as she tries to take over Fiz's family?
And why the obsession with Tyrone and Fiz in the first place? Is she a secret Stape as so many viewers predict?
Click here for the top five theories about Jade's identity.
Do you think Jade is capable of murder? Let us know on our Facebook page @EntertaimentDailyFix .


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Bitcoin Price Dips Despite Positive U.S. China Trade Talks
by Christine VasilevaBitcoin price slipped today as trade talks between the United States and China took a positive turn. According to reports, China may ease tariffs against US imports suggesting that a limited trade deal is in the works.
Bitcoin Price Slacked Off from the $9,500 Level
The Chinese Commerce Ministry announced Beijing and Washington had reached an agreement to lift tariffs between the two nations in stages, reported CNBC. The first phase of the agreement would be a series of simultaneous tariff cancellations between the two countries.
The positive development, however, coincided with a downturn in Bitcoin and crypto markets. Trade uncertainty actually helped boost BTC price with the top crypto-asset acting as a source of risk hedging and potentially a store of value.
But after a few days of attempted rallies toward the $9,500 level, Bitcoin price slacked on Thursday, sliding to 00. The benchmark crypto headed backward despite the news of a possible trade deal.
Currently, the Bitcoin market receives new US dollar investments through Bakkt. But overall, USD inflows in crypto exchanges have slowed down as retail interest abated.
So far, it has been difficult to correlate BTC prices with larger world economic events and indicators. The overall consensus is that Bitcoin would be a hedge against chaos.
But in the short term, what commands BTC’s price is overall activity on crypto-to-crypto exchanges. Bitcoin saw its trading activity slide on Thursday, with volumes sinking to $21 billion in 24 hours, down from recent heights to above $28 billion.
Trade Deal Talks Still Incomplete
The US and China trade deal talks are not over and may continue to add hype or fear to the crypto market. A meeting between US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping may be scheduled for December, once again sparking the debate of the exact dimensions of a trade deal.
In the meantime, China has reacted more favorably to the crypto sector. After promising crypto-friendly laws to be put in force from 2020, China removed mining from its special observation list of industrial activities to be put on hold. At the same time, bitcoin mining has slowed down from its recent peak values, though still dominated by the four largest mining pools, aggregating the efforts of Chinese mining farms.
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