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| 17 | package org.apache.commons.math3.exception; | |
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| 19 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.util.Localizable; | |
| 20 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.util.ExceptionContext; | |
| 21 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.util.ExceptionContextProvider; | |
| 22 | ||
| 23 | /** | |
| 24 | * As of release 4.0, all exceptions thrown by the Commons Math code (except | |
| 25 | * {@link NullArgumentException}) inherit from this class. | |
| 26 | * In most cases, this class should not be instantiated directly: it should | |
| 27 | * serve as a base class for implementing exception classes that describe a | |
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| 30 | * @since 3.1 | |
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| 34 | implements ExceptionContextProvider { | |
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| 36 | private static final long serialVersionUID = 20120926L; | |
| 37 | /** Context. */ | |
| 38 | private final ExceptionContext context; | |
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| 40 | /** | |
| 41 | * @param pattern Message pattern explaining the cause of the error. | |
| 42 | * @param args Arguments. | |
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| 44 | public MathRuntimeException(Localizable pattern, | |
| 45 | Object ... args) { | |
| 46 | context = new ExceptionContext(this); | |
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Provides information about the currently running version of RStudio, including it's specific version number and whether it is running in desktop or server mode.
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It may not be entirely obvious how margins actually works as a package. The basic idea is as follows:
marginal_effects()
function is an S3 generic with methods for various model classes. Each method takes the user-created model and a data frame and returns a data frame of observation-specific marginal effects. The internal function find_terms_in_model()
identifies the variables used in a model formula and attempts to classify them as numeric (or integer), factor (or character, or ordered), or logical. If users request marginal effects for only a subset of variables, this subsetting is performed within that function once all variables have been identified.marginal_effects()
methods is mostly performed by dydx()
methods. dydx()
is also an S3 generic, but rather than dispatching on a model class, it dispatches on a variable class (e.g., “factor”, “numeric”). Thus dydx()
is called once for each variable used in the model, returning the observation-specific marginal effects that are returned by marginal_effects()
as a single data frame. This is achieved through numerical differentiation via calls to model-specific prediction()
methods provided by the prediction package.margins()
is a higher-level S3 generic, which wraps the marginal_effects()
function via a workhorse function build_margins()
. The separation of these is meant to allow margins()
methods to handle class-specific nuance while allowing the construction of its response object to mostly be handled by a shared workhorse function. The response from margins()
is always a data frame of class "margins"
, which may carry some additional attributes. Because it is a data frame, these attributes are lost during any subsequent subsetting.margins()
(or rather build_margins()
) also does 2-3 additional things:get_effect_variances()
function. If the variance-covariance estimation (vce) method is “delta”, a Jacobian matrix is constructed (one row per marginal effect equation) using gradient_factor()
(a factor function) and jacobian()
a function to differentiate with respect to the estimated coefficients (as opposed to differentiating with respect to variables for generating marginal effects). The variances of the average marginal effects are then calculated and returned.unit_ses = TRUE
, which is not the default), build_margins()
performs the gradient_factor() -> jacobian()
dance separately for each row of the data. It is really rare that users would be interested in this.at
to request estimation of marginal effects at counterfactual datasets, the data and at
specification are passed to prediction::build_datalist()
(in the prediction package) to generate a list of such datasets. margins()
then loops over each of these, repeating (a-b) as necessary. The results are then stacked to produce a single data set and the jacobian
and vcov
matrices are recalculated.summary.margins()
methods averages the observation-specific marginal effects, combines these with variances thereof and produces a summary table (which it return). The basic print.margins()
method performs the averaging but none of the other behavior.plot.margins()
provide a simple “airplane plot” of average marginal effects and confidence intervals (akin to Stata’s marginsplot
command).confint.margins()
calculate confidence intervals for a “margins” object.vcov.margins()
extracts the variance-covariance attribute from a “margins” object.cplot()
generic and methods provide two-dimensional plotting of predicted values and marginal effects (at means) for model objects.persp.lm()
and image.lm()
provide three-dimensional plotting of the same. The actual underlying calculation of the prediction or effect surface is performed by the internal function calculate_surface()
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I recently have had a much appreciated opportunity to see three horror films from Hong Kong: MR. VAMPIRE, A CHINESE GHOST STORY, and CHINESE GHOST STORY II. They were fun films, somewhat similar to each other in approach. Each was heavy on the comedy aspects. Generally I don't care much for comedy in horror, particularly slapstick. But I am told that Chinese audiences really expect it and it would not be a Chinese horror film without being tongue-in-cheek. While horror does not get in the way of the comedy, in my opinion comedy often damages or destroys the impact of the horror. In each of these films the result is a horror film that works no better (though certainly no worse) than ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN. While these films have the pacing that a KWAIDAN lacks, they could afford take themselves a little more seriously like KWAIDAN does. Perhaps what I would enjoy most is something between the Hong Kong approach and the KWAIDAN approach. It would be nice if Hong Kong were making films of the style of Hammer Films of Britain, but that just isn't their style and probably not what their audiences want.
MR. VAMPIRE--which would more aptly be called MR. HOPPING GHOST--has the novelty of adding a new folklore monster to the horror film, at least new to us Americans. I have, though, read a little about Chinese Hopping Ghosts. The idea is that in most dead the Po--that is the soul--has departed for the next world. But some corpses die with unfinished business, for example if the body has not been buried in the corpse's home town. In such circumstances the Po will stay in the corpse, which will then not decay. For even more the corpse may get up and walk. And when it walks it will have superhuman strength and will kill any mortals it can get its hands on. Rigor mortis will, however, make the stiff, well ... stiff. It will be too stiff to walk, but will be able to manage a hop. That is why a hopping ghost hops. So as an American seeing MR.  But some of the images are as eerie for me as they would be for someone raised with the culture. Some perhaps even more so since they are such alien images. The film opens with a scene of a row of hopping ghosts standing in a monastery, each with a prayer paper seemingly tacked over its face. I suspect it is as weird for me, not knowing what it meant as it would be for someone who did. Perhaps a bit more.
Some of the fun of seeing this film, and it is fun though faint subtitles also make it also hard work, is in trying to figure out the rules that apply to hopping ghosts. If you are being stalked you can make yourself safe as long as you neither move nor breathe. Apparently they home in on their victim's breath. (How long can YOU hold your breath?) They can be stopped by putting some sort of inscription on a piece of paper and attaching it to the hopping ghost's forehead. I don't know what the inscription says since I don't read Chinese, but I think it is a kind of death prayer. They cannot walk on uncooked sticky rice, probably because it absorbs things around it (which is why restaurants will put some rice in with the salt in shakers). They are repelled by inscriptions written with a mixture of Chinese ink and chicken blood.  So they do have some characteristics in common with cinema vampires but they are not vampiric--they do not seem to suck blood. Instead they strangle and mutilate.
I will say a bit less about CHINESE GHOST STORY 1 & 2 since they are a somewhat better known in this country already. In some ways they borrow a lot from the EVIL DEAD films but they have a panache all their own. A sort of ne'er-do-well happens upon a haunted monastery and soon is facing ghosts and Chinese demons. Eventually he is has a guide through this world in the form of a Taoist master who sings an amusing song that is a sort of commercial for Tao. They are sucked into another world where mythical figures battle. It is fast paced with variable special effects but always watchable. Again the worst touch is the poor subtitles, but much of the action transcends the language barrier. Again, as with MR. VAMPIRE, there is a disadvantage for the Western viewer in that the rules of this universe are foreign. But like spiciness in some Chinese food, for some the foreign-ness of the mythology will be a disadvantage and for others it will be the main advantage and the greatest attraction.
When I was about six years old there was a foreign-language movie theater in the town I lived in. I think it was Polish, but I don't remember for sure. And I found that frustrating because I imagined they had their equivalent of Godzilla films and I was missing them because there was this language barrier between me and the films. As I got older many of these mis-impressions became obvious to me and I realized I wasn't missing a whole lot of great monster movies because I knew only one language. Well, what I am discovering is that my fears were not so foolish, they just were premature. Today in Asia there are a lot of good fantasy films being made, many of which just are not making it to America for years or perhaps never make it. So far there are relatively few films I would miss, but the number is clearly growing.
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by Pablo Piovano- EUR/USD moves once again to the 1.1080 region.
- The ECB accounts coming up next on the docket.
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EUR/USD maintains the sideline theme in the upper end of the weekly range in the 1.1080/90 band amidst a steady greenback.
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Spot met strong resistance in the 1.1080/90 band for the time being while it keeps looking to USD-dynamics and headlines from the US-China trade front for direction. On the macro view, the outlook in Euroland remains fragile and does nothing but justify the ‘looser for longer’ monetary stance by the ECB and the bearish view on the single currency in the medium term at least. In this regard, all the looks will be upon the release of November’s preliminary PMIs later in the week.
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Enhance critical-thinking skills by introducing the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Calculator to middle school students. The online calculator lists 16 easy actions students can take to save energy, and calculates the reductions in carbon dioxide emissions. The calculator also features links to more information explaining the links between everyday actions and carbon pollution, and providing additional tips for kids who want to do more.
- Learn from other educators
Investigate what other schools and organizations are doing to educate their audiences on climate change by viewing Additional Web Resources, a database offering links to resources such as lesson plans, videos, books, and toolkits.
Administrators
- Save money and the environment
The least efficient schools use three times more energy than the best energy performers. By partnering with the highly successful ENERGY STAR for K-12 School Districts and using Portfolio Manager to track and rate the energy performance of their portfolio of school buildings, school districts can serve as environmental leaders in their community, become energy-efficient, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and save money! If you're considering a new building, EPA's voluntary School Siting Guidelines can provide tips for reducing climate and health impacts.
- Estimate your emissions and take the challenge
School administrators can also work to reduce their school's greenhouse gas emissions by developing an inventory Exit of their school's emissions or by taking the College & University Green Power Challenge.
- Reduce, reuse, recycle
Recycle school or classroom paper, newspapers, beverage containers, electronic equipment, and batteries. Reducing, reusing, and recycling at school and in the classroom helps conserve energy and reduces pollution and greenhouse gases from resource extraction, manufacturing, and disposal. You can reduce, reuse, and recycle at school or in the classroom by using two-sided printing and copying, buying supplies made with recycled content, and recycling used printer cartridges. For your old electronics, donate used equipment to other organizations, or investigate leasing programs to ensure that used equipment is reused and recycled.


function in jsngram.json2 module
Description
Put an end bracket to a json file. The file should not have any end brackets. It appends without looking the file to get performance.
This appends a new line for the end bracket.
has_end
function depends on this feature.
Example
jsngram.json2.json_append('/scratch/a.json', 1) jsngram.json2.json_append('/scratch/a.json', 2) jsngram.json2.json_end('/scratch/a.json') # [1,2]
Usage
jsngram.json2.json_end(file_name)
Argument file_name must be a full path to a json file.


{% load static %}
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Timing Functions
Exercise 1 - Start and End Slowly
It's boring to see animations moving at one speed and to see animations to start and stop in a sudden which is not smooth at all. Now we know that there are several easing effects, let's try one in this exercise.
In this exercise, create an animation that moves 300px from left and has ease-in-out effect applied to it for 5 seconds.
Show Solution
new Animation(document.querySelector("#a"), {left: "300px"}, {duration: 5, timingFunction: new TimingFunction("ease-in-out")});


fcp
- A Scalable Parallel Data Copy Tool
fcp file1 file2
fcp file1 file2 file3 ... target_directory
fcp src_dir dest_dir
mpirun -np 8 fcp ...
fcp is a program designed to do large-scale parallel data transfer across locally mounted file systems. It is not for wide area data transfers such as ftp, bbcp, or grid-ftp. In that sense, it is closer to cp. Generally speaking, fcp works in two stages: first it analyzes the workload by walking the tree in parallel; and then it parallelizes the data copy operation, all based on a highly efficient and self-balanced parallelization engine. fcp supports the following options:
-p
, --preserve
Preserve metadata attributes. In the case of Lustre, the striping information is kept.
-f
, --force
Overwrite the destination directory. The default is off.
--verify
Perform checksum-based verification after the copy.
-s
, --signature
Generate a single sha1 signature for the entire dataset. This option also
implies --verify
for post-copy verification.
--chunksize sz
fcp will break up large files into pieces to increase parallelism. By
default, fcp adaptively sets the chunk size based on the overall size of
the workload. Use this option to specify a particular chunk size in KB, MB.
For example, --chunksize 128MB
.
--reduce-interval
Controls progress report frequency. The default is 10 seconds.
fcp performance is subject to the bandwidth and conditions of the source file system, the storage area network, the destination file system, and the number of processes and nodes involved in the transfer. Using more processes per node does not necessarily result in better performance due to an increase in the number of metadata operations as well as additional contention generated from a larger number of processes. A rule of thumb is to match or halve the number of physical cores per transfer node.
Both post copy verification (--verify
) and dataset signature (--signature
)
options have performance implications. When turned on, fcp calculates the
checksums of each chunk/file for both source and destination, in addition to
reading back from destination. This increases both the amount of bookkeeping
and memory usage. Therefore, for large scale data transfers, a large memory
node is recommended.
Feiyi Wang (fwang2@ornl.gov)


/**
* @public
* Create an Output from a Condition.
* Note: Assumes the given Condition was generated from a single public key (e.g. a Ed25519 Condition)
* @param {object} condition Condition (e.g. a Ed25519 Condition from `makeEd25519Condition()`)
* @param {string} amount Amount of the output
* @returns {object} An Output usable in a Transaction
*/
export default function makeOutput(condition, amount = '1') {
if (typeof amount !== 'string') {
throw new TypeError('`amount` must be of type string')
}
return {
'amount': amount,
condition,
'public_keys': condition.details.hasOwnProperty('public_key') ?
[condition.details.public_key] : [],
}
}
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リリース 2.5.0
本リリースでは以下のような変更が行われました。
ZAP API の変更:
VIEW authorization / getAuthorizationDetectionMethod
Now returns data wrapped in an object called authorizationDetectionMethod
For example:
{"authorizationDetectionMethod":{"statusCode":"-1"..."headerRegex":""}}
instead of:
{"statusCode":"-1"..."headerRegex":""}
VIEW context / context + technologyList
Both now return data wrapped in an object called "context"
For example:
{"context":{"id":"1", ..., "inScope":"true","loggedOutPattern":""}}
instead of:
{"id":"1", ..., "inScope":"true","loggedOutPattern":""}
ACTION spider / scan + scanAsUser
Both now support a new optional 'subtreeOnly' parameter which limits the spider to the specified subtree.
The 'url' parameter is also now optional, as long as a valid 'context' parameter is supplied
New 'stats' component
The new 'stats' API component provides access to the stats
now maintained by ZAP.
Note that some existing components will also have new operations, see the
API Web UI for more details.
機能拡張:
- Issue 266 : Add auto tagging for setting cookies, json
- Issue 646 : Password outgoing proxy in plain text on screen
- Issue 1171 : Sites tree to raise 'new site / new node' events
- Issue 1229 : Update Extensions/Plugins to Take Advantage of New Confidence Scale
- Issue 1341 : Update alert XML schema to remove element-level name collision
- Issue 1590 : Mode to apply when running as a daemon
- Issue 1713 : Source Code Disclosure SVN Throws False Positive
- Issue 1864 : Copy scan progress as text to clipboard
- Issue 1958 : Allow to disable database (HSQLDB) log
- Issue 1959 : Allow to active scan headers of all requests
- Issue 1980 : Add ZAP CLI to Docker images
- Issue 2068 : LoggedIn and LoggedOut indicators inside authentication scripts
- Issue 2070 : It should be possible for the authentication scripts to configure how the messages are sent
- Issue 2121 : Disable Req/Resp tabs position options when in "Expand Full" layout
- Issue 2127 : Warn if the report generation failed
- Issue 2162 : add-marketplace-sorting
- Issue 2171 : Add-ons managed via api, cli
- Issue 2174 : ExpressionLanguageInjectionPlugin - Needs logging fix
- Issue 2177 : SourceCodeDisclosureSVN - Can't write to temp DB
- Issue 2183 : API: Include status in the ascan/progress response
- Issue 2237 : Allow java max mem to be overridden on the cmdline
- Issue 2238 : spider: fallback to parse HTML comments as plain text if no URL found
- Issue 2272 : SQLInjectionHypersonic (Beta) - Exceptions
- Issue 2273 : Support site level stats
- Issue 2274 : Allow to spider just a site's subtree
- Issue 2275 : spider: do not require a URL, through the API, if the context has seeds
- Issue 2277 : spider: preserve query parameters with same name when canonicalising URL
- Issue 2289 : Record site based response time stats
- Issue 2324 : Include scanners' status in API scanners views
- Issue 2330 : Add authentication stats
- Issue 2335 : Add Outbound Proxy Password Peak
- Issue 2342 : Ability to manage Sites in ZAP via API
- Issue 2347 : Allow to remove context factories from View/Model
- Issue 2361 : Rename tool bar option Expand Full to Full Layout
- Issue 2362 : Allow to select all Spider results
- Issue 2367 : Change break buttons location without restarting ZAP
- Issue 2368 : Do not require a restart to show/hide the main tool bar
- Issue 2381 : Do not allow to save/write to read-only files
- Issue 2400 : Show a more informative message on read timeouts through the proxy
- Issue 2410 : Show HTTP messages in the Spider tab
- Issue 2413 : Disable "Show in History Tab" if message not valid
- Issue 2418 : Spider: support maximum duration in mins option
- Issue 2420 : Allow active scanners to notify that a message was sent
- Issue 2422 : Support Statsd and moved stats to new ext
- Issue 2465 : Allow to wait for ZAP to start with ClientApi
- Issue 2466 : Allow to access a URL through the ZAP API
- Issue 2479 : Show User Guide even if a search view has errors
- Issue 2481 : Set correct application name in Linux
- Issue 2482 : Normalise Session dialogue tables "Exclude from"
- Issue 2484 : Circular Redirects
- Issue 2486 : Clear ScriptVars on session change
- Issue 2494 : ZAP Proxy is not showing the HTTP CONNECT Request in history tab.
- Issue 2504 : Explicitly add manual HTTP requests to Sites tree
- Issue 2506 : Do not discard the session for file based database
- Issue 2512 : Update HSQLDB library to version 2.3.4
- Issue 2519 : Enable menu/button when help add-on is installed
バグ修正:
- Issue 1529 : TestExternalRedirect Missing Use Case plus Performance and FP Improvements
- Issue 1597 : Java 8 - Mac OS/X package
- Issue 1639 : XSS False Negative on script injections into the Referer HTTP header
- Issue 1786 : Activescan Scripts Silent Failure
- Issue 1801 : URL StandardParameterParser not working correctly with QueryString
- Issue 1848 : VariantURLQuery throwing exceptions on active scan
- Issue 1874 : Two Cookie line in the header when adding a cookie with an httpsender script and doing an active scan
- Issue 1875 : Scanner temp history not cleaned on close
- Issue 2090 : Context: Rename User, can't select in Forced User Panel
- Issue 2110 : SQL Injection gets skipped
- Issue 2112 : Wrong policy on active Scan
- Issue 2115 : Python API context.context("MyContext") is broken
- Issue 2119 : Context's description not imported
- Issue 2122 : Change SpiderAPI to ignore empty context names when handling scan action
- Issue 2125 : Log the exception when opening session file and internationalise message
- Issue 2126 : Fix NullPointerException on missing context's authentication script
- Issue 2132 : Zap Report Counting Bug
- Issue 2142 : Fuzzer throwing exceptions
- Issue 2144 : Java.lang.NullPointerException in "AWT-EventQueue-0"
- Issue 2151 : AJAX Spider does not click all elements set in the options
- Issue 2153 : 2.4.3 failed parse the POST Data containts bracket([])
- Issue 2193 : Initialise Technology tab with selected context in Active Scan dialogue
- Issue 2197 : Install new versions of the add-ons after downloading with -addonupdate
- Issue 2199 : Disallow Spider scans when ZAP is in Safe (or Protected) mode
- Issue 2203 : Fix findbugs warnings
- Issue 2208 : Prevent the active scanner from reporting progress higher than 100%
- Issue 2226 : ZAP should handle HttpSessionsSite's cookie errors more gracefully
- Issue 2246 : Error in sessions view with tokens
- Issue 2259 : Fix NullPointerException in VariantCookie implementation
- Issue 2281 : Filter params for a specific site
- Issue 2282 : Spider a whole context at once
- Issue 2292 : Enhance alertFingerPrint
- Issue 2297 : AWT blocker activation interrupted - java.lang.InterruptedException
- Issue 2307 : Add missing optional parameter "scanPolicyName" to ascan API actions
- Issue 2312 : Give focus to "Edit Keyboard Shortcut" dialogue
- Issue 2313 : Properly convert (old) excluded proxy domains
- Issue 2314 : Cannot add several payloads to fuzzer (NullPointerException)
- Issue 2323 : Fix (secure) ZAP API request loop
- Issue 2328 : Fix issue during uninstallation of named extension
- Issue 2329 : Filter seeds immediately before running the spider
- Issue 2331 : Custom Context Panels not show in existing contexts after installation of add-on
- Issue 2336 : BadLocationException thrown when using Fuzzer
- Issue 2357 : Inconsistencies while changing between panel layouts
- Issue 2363 : Keep break buttons in sync when changing mode
- Issue 2366 : Inconsistencies in break buttons shown
- Issue 2373 : Show Tab not working correctly in Full Layout for non-information tabs
- Issue 2374 : Unable to change response tab position without main tool bar
- Issue 2390 : HeadlessException should be handled more gracefully & README needs Headless details
- Issue 2394 : Change API authorization view to wrap its object
- Issue 2399 : Timeout requests not shown in ZAP
- Issue 2421 : Active scanner request count mismatch
- Issue 2428 : Memory leak on session creation/loading
- Issue 2429 : InterruptedExceptions while stopping the spider with user authentication
- Issue 2435 : Clean up spider task resources, when not consumed
- Issue 2436 : Unable to dynamically uninstall WebSockets add-on
- Issue 2440 : Exception while opening the Active Scan dialogue
- Issue 2451 : Only a single Data Driven Node can be saved in a context
- Issue 2463 : Websocket not proxied when outgoing proxy is set
- Issue 2469 : Always return 100% when spider stopped
- Issue 2472 : Use file name case when loading policies from file
- Issue 2474 : Add multiple context URL in/exclusions at once
- Issue 2475 : Correct help page for Passive Scan Rules options
- Issue 2487 : Wrong charset used in HTTP body
- Issue 2516 : Add auth and spider task types to temporary types
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Education
Concordia University 2011 — present
Software Engineering Montreal, Quebec
Dawson College 2008 — 2011
Computer Science Technology Montreal, Quebec
Centennial Regional High School 2003 — 2008
High School diploma Greenfield Park, Quebec
Experience
Tecsys April 2011 — August 2011
Java Programmer Montreal, Quebec
- Created an Installer Program to aid in modifying settings.
- Implemented features into an existing Control Panel.
- Implemented JQuery into existing JavaScript files.
Locweld May 2010 — August 2010
C# Programmer Candiac, Quebec
- Designed and created a Temperature Sensor Program
- Debugged an in-house Enterprise Resource Program used for Computer Aided Manufacturing.
- Performed multiple network tasks (e.g. setting up workstations, managing users)
Achievements
Winner of the Great Canadian Appathon 2 2011
Member of the winning team of the great canadian appathon. A nationwide competition that requires each team to create a mobile game in 48 hours


Waves are tricky to teach. Students feel like they already have a ton of experience with them (you’ve been to the beach somewhere, I’m sure.) and that there isn’t a whole lot more to learn. So, I try to make it hands on and connect with other areas of interest.
For instance, I brought my guitar into school. Music is waves working well together. So, I fiddled around during class while they were working and had them make connections between the guitar and the theory of waves. A few days later, I moved into a NOVA episode about the 2011 Japan earthquake and resulting tsunami…more waves. Students were able to connect the abstract – longitudinal and transverse waves – with the concrete – P and S seismic waves. At this point I introduced the earthquake lab.
Students broke into teams of four and assigned roles – Project Manager, Treasurer, Research Director, Architect – based on their interests. Their task was to build a building at least 40cm tall out of spaghetti, marshmallows, and tape which would stand up to an earthquake. I modified this doc (Word download) and gave one sheet per group.
When I assigned this task, I said the structure had to be at least 40cm tall, but I didn’t tell them that it should be as tall as possible. Some groups naturally went for it (one group hit 98cm!) while others played it safe. Next time, the height challenge will be added.
Also, if you look at the document, I dropped the line of credit to $4000, thinking it would make them think through their designs. I also limited their trips to the store (me) to two visits to really make sure they designed. Nearly every group was very intentional, but I still wish I had added the “economy” challenge to the height: tallest building you can make (at least 40cm) while staying cheap. Things to remember for next year…
The final hurdle was designing an earthquake machine that would shake every building fairly. I also wanted them to see the difference between P and S waves, so it had to shake on two axes. I tried to work through a couple of ideas which would have required cranks, drills, drawer sliders, and lots of engineering and instead landed on something sweet and simple: a tone generator on our LabQuest sets and a hacked apart speaker.
P Wave arrangement. Speaker is mounted below the platform.
S Wave arrangement: lateral speaker with the LabQuest hooked up.
I used some 10-gauge house wire and industrial strength hot glue to add some hooks to the speaker baffle. A small power source let me control the volume of the tone being generated. I drilled holes through a small whiteboard to mount on top of a speaker (P waves) and beside a speaker (S waves). We ran the P waves at around 25Hz and the S between 10-12Hz. The goal was to show students how properly-built buildings resonate with the shake, not fight against it.
It gave a pretty good shake…my speakers this year were a little small, but it worked well to show resonance. I think if we went for height next year, we’d get a few more building failures, which are just as important as building successes.
—
Thanks to Anthony Purcell for making sure I wrote this up. Leave a comment if you want tips on building your shaker.
Written on February 8th, 2016 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: Science Teaching
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java.lang.Object javax.sound.sampled.Control.Type javax.sound.sampled.FloatControl.Type
public static class FloatControl.Type
An instance of the FloatControl.Type
inner class identifies one kind of
float control. Static instances are provided for the
common types.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static FloatControl.Type |
AUX_RETURN
Represents a control for the auxiliary return gain on a line. |
static FloatControl.Type |
AUX_SEND
Represents a control for the auxiliary send gain on a line. |
static FloatControl.Type |
BALANCE
Represents a control for the relative balance of a stereo signal between two stereo speakers. |
static FloatControl.Type |
MASTER_GAIN
Represents a control for the overall gain on a line. |
static FloatControl.Type |
PAN
Represents a control for the relative pan (left-right positioning) of the signal. |
static FloatControl.Type |
REVERB_RETURN
Represents a control for the post-reverb gain on a line. |
static FloatControl.Type |
REVERB_SEND
Represents a control for the pre-reverb gain on a line. |
static FloatControl.Type |
SAMPLE_RATE
Represents a control that changes the sample rate of audio playback. |
static FloatControl.Type |
VOLUME
Represents a control for the volume on a line. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
protected |
FloatControl.Type(String name)
Constructs a new float control type. |
| Method Summary |
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| Methods inherited from class javax.sound.sampled.Control.Type |
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equals, hashCode, toString |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final FloatControl.Type MASTER_GAIN
Gain is a quantity in decibels (dB) that is added to the intrinsic decibel level of the audio signal--that is, the level of the signal before it is altered by the gain control. A positive gain amplifies (boosts) the signal's volume, and a negative gain attenuates (cuts) it. The gain setting defaults to a value of 0.0 dB, meaning the signal's loudness is unaffected. Note that gain measures dB, not amplitude. The relationship between a gain in decibels and the corresponding linear amplitude multiplier is:
linearScalar = pow(10.0, gainDB/20.0)
The FloatControl
class has methods to impose a maximum and
minimum allowable value for gain. However, because an audio signal might
already be at a high amplitude, the maximum setting does not guarantee
that the signal will be undistorted when the gain is applied to it (unless
the maximum is zero or negative). To avoid numeric overflow from excessively
large gain settings, a gain control can implement
clipping, meaning that the signal's amplitude will be limited to the maximum
value representable by its audio format, instead of wrapping around.
These comments apply to gain controls in general, not just master gain controls. A line can have more than one gain control. For example, a mixer (which is itself a line) might have a master gain control, an auxiliary return control, a reverb return control, and, on each of its source lines, an individual aux send and reverb send.
AUX_SEND
,
AUX_RETURN
,
REVERB_SEND
,
REVERB_RETURN
,
VOLUME
public static final FloatControl.Type AUX_SEND
MASTER_GAIN
,
AUX_RETURN
public static final FloatControl.Type AUX_RETURN
MASTER_GAIN
,
AUX_SEND
public static final FloatControl.Type REVERB_SEND
MASTER_GAIN
,
REVERB_RETURN
,
EnumControl.Type.REVERB
public static final FloatControl.Type REVERB_RETURN
MASTER_GAIN
,
REVERB_SEND
public static final FloatControl.Type VOLUME
public static final FloatControl.Type PAN
BALANCE
public static final FloatControl.Type BALANCE
PAN
public static final FloatControl.Type SAMPLE_RATE
AudioFormat
object. For example, if the natural rate
of the media is 11025 samples per second and the sample rate is set
to 22050 samples per second, the media will play back at twice the
normal speed.
Changing the sample rate with this control does not affect the data line's audio format. Also note that whenever you change a sound's sample rate, a change in the sound's pitch results. For example, doubling the sample rate has the effect of doubling the frequencies in the sound's spectrum, which raises the pitch by an octave.
| Constructor Detail |
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protected FloatControl.Type(String name)
name
- the name of the new float control type
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