Waldron Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages)
Margaret Waldron who married Gullacher - Tammy McJannet 5/28/12. Waldron - Kim . Re: James N. Waldron 1805-1873 Buckfield, ME - Lisa Mills 4/21/11. Mose W. Waldron - Ed Norris . "Henry or Charles Waterman Waldron of Hillsdale MI ~ 1855" - Kevin May 3/16/04 . Shaw 5/28/02. harold waldron - leanne 5/19/02 .
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Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
The San Diego Wave - California Emergency Nurses Association
April 19-21, 2007, ENA CAL Educational Summit, Lake Tahoe . Cathy McJannet is planning a CEN Review Course in May of 2007, but date and place are to .
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F 12-15. 5/21 8:32. 26:27. 217 Theodore Carroll. M 40-44 18/46 8:33. 26:29. 218 Debra Farmer . 230 Leanne Ciriaco. F 20-24 . 471 Frank McJannet. M 40-44 .
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OSC | Securities Law & Instruments - Instruments, Rules & Policies
May 21, 2008, Darrell & Sylvie Deschamps, 12.69Kb. May 21, 2008 . June 29, 2007, Leanne Wilson (Paradigm Mortgage Corporation), 362.15Kb. June 29 . June 27, 2007, Darcee McJannet (Citrine Investment Services), 43.25Kb. June 27 .
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Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
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Jun 1, 2012 . Secretary-Treasurer's Report p.21. 11. PIBC Council, Officers & Staff p.22. 12. . Leanne Taylor MCIP. Sarah McJannet MCIP . including distance education and web-based offerings that may be taken by members .
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As a young woman, Lillian met Sigmund Benke and on May 11, 1932 they were . The Life Celebration of Lillian was held on Wednesday, morning January 21, . son, Donald (Pat) Fiege, their children, Chelsea and Leanne of Yorkton, son, . Cheryl (Dave) McJannet and their children Pierce, Rheid, Ken (Carolyn) and .
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. John, Anthony Capello, Ben Valiquette, Sarah Storey Middle: Leanne Smith, Martin . Leonard Erb, Nicholas Day, Andrew Mills, Dean McJannet, Andrew Leach Middle-fr. . The little finger edge of the nght hand may instead be drawn across the back of the . From an observer's point of view, it was deliciously painful 21 .
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ASIC Gazette - Australian Securities and Investments Commission
administered by ASIC may have rights of review. ASIC has published . UM3/11, Thursday, 21 April 2011. Published by ASIC . BRIGGS, LEANNE PATRICIA .
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Atoms ELI5¶
Atom table is a global table which maps internal atom value (an integer) to a
string. There is also the opposite lookup table, which maps a string to an
internal value. Atom table has a hard size limit: 1048576. If it is ever
reached, the node will crash — this is why creating atoms in runtime is a
risky idea. Atom table size is set with +t
flag for erl
.
Atom is a symbol which does not change its value in runtime. When a new atom is created, it gets a unique value for this node used as its value. Internally atoms are just integer values referring to atom table. This is why atoms operations are cheap.
BEAM loader routine reads atom values and looks them up in atom table. It replaces atom names with their integer values, tagged as Atom immediate. Henceforth the code manipulates immediate integer values instead of names.
These internal values cannot leave the node (over the network or on disk) as integers. This is because another node will have different numeric values for atoms. Thus when leaving the node atoms are always converted to strings. This affects BEAM files, external pids, external ports, atoms in Mnesia/DETS and so on. This is the reason why sometimes developers prefer short atom names for database field names — they will appear as strings in database data.


Accomplishes mark-recapture analysis with covariates. Models available include the Cormack-Jolly-Seber open population (Cormack (1972) <doi:10.2307/2556151>; Jolly (1965) <doi:10.2307/2333826>; Seber (1965) <doi:10.2307/2333827>) and Huggin's (1989) <doi:10.2307/2336377> closed population. Link functions include logit, sine, and hazard. Model selection, model averaging, plot, and simulation routines included. Open population size by the Horvitz-Thompson (1959) <doi:10.2307/2280784> estimator.
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SET CONSTRAINTS
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
SET CONSTRAINTS - set constraint checking modes for the current transactionSYNOPSIS
SET CONSTRAINTS { ALL | name [, ...] } { DEFERRED | IMMEDIATE }
DESCRIPTION
SET CONSTRAINTS sets the behavior of constraint checking within the current transaction. IMMEDIATE constraints are checked at the end of each statement. DEFERRED constraints are not checked until transaction commit. Each constraint has its own IMMEDIATE or DEFERRED mode.
Upon creation, a constraint is given one of three characteristics: DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED, DEFERRABLE INITIALLY IMMEDIATE, or NOT DEFERRABLE. The third class is always IMMEDIATE and is not affected by the SET CONSTRAINTS command. The first two classes start every transaction in the indicated mode, but their behavior can be changed within a transaction by SET CONSTRAINTS.
SET CONSTRAINTS with a list of constraint names changes the mode of just those constraints (which must all be deferrable). The current schema search path is used to find the first matching name if no schema name is specified. SET CONSTRAINTS ALL changes the mode of all deferrable constraints.
When SET CONSTRAINTS changes the mode of a constraint from DEFERRED to IMMEDIATE, the new mode takes effect retroactively: any outstanding data modifications that would have been checked at the end of the transaction are instead checked during the execution of the SET CONSTRAINTS command. If any such constraint is violated, the SET CONSTRAINTS fails (and does not change the constraint mode). Thus, SET CONSTRAINTS can be used to force checking of constraints to occur at a specific point in a transaction.
Currently, only foreign key constraints are affected by this setting. Check and unique constraints are always effectively not deferrable. Triggers that are declared as ``constraint triggers'' are also affected.
NOTES
This command only alters the behavior of constraints within the current transaction. Thus, if you execute this command outside of a transaction block (BEGIN/COMMIT pair), it will not appear to have any effect.
COMPATIBILITY
This command complies with the behavior defined in the SQL standard, except for the limitation that, in PostgreSQL, it only applies to foreign-key constraints.
Index
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“Emotional intelligence [mass noun] The capacity to be aware of, control, and express one’s emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically.” Oxford's Lexico
As the definition outlines, Emotional Intelligence, or EQ, is the ability to recognise and be mindful of the emotions of myself, as well as the emotions of others. The ability to discern and label different feelings as they come, and also being able to adjust themselves according to those emotions is also included as a facet of EQ.
Like all things that are unfamiliar, your Emotional Intelligence grows the more you practice different EQ-related skills. These skills are also known as ‘steps’. These three steps are:
Attention Training
Attention Training is basically being able to pay attention to what is happening in our bodies when we
feel different emotions. When we first start to mentally be aware of any change in our emotions, our
body would have already reacted to the change.
We can train our attention to notice those changes, and be more aware of the connection between our
mind, body and emotions. Doing this helps our minds be more calm, clear and alert.
Self-knowledge and Self Mastery
Following on from attention training, having a clear and alert mind helps us gain more insight to what
is happening inside ourselves, which is what self-knowledge is.
From having that knowledge of what we’re feeling and how we’re reacting and engaging when those changes
happen, we can practice mastery over those reactions when they occur. For example, mentally saying to
ourselves, “Okay, so I know what happens when I feel anxious, I know how much anxiety I feel when this
thing happens, and I know how to bring myself back.”
Creating Useful Mental Habits
Whenever those voices of self-doubt, and criticism pop-up during a challenge, it can really throw you
off-guard. _Especially_ when you know that you are capable, and that you have the knowledge and tools to
help you.
This is the same when you start to compare yourself against others and the “superego” starts to come
through
Emotional Intelligence is different from Intellectual Intelligence in the way that EQ focuses on how well I understand my own emotions, whereas IQ focuses on my capacity of intellectual intelligence.
The importance of being Emotionally Intelligent, (or rather, striving to be), ensures that I am able to recognize the emotions I have and adjust my own behaviours in accordance to those emotions in order to relieve stress, overcome challenges while studying, and also be more empathetic with the feelings of those around me. Having a sound understanding of the importance of EQ helps foster skills like effective communication, conflict resolution, and more social awareness.


Michael Artes is an up and coming web developer, currently working in Baltimore, Maryland. Michael is a member of the inaugural Fullstack Bootcamp at Johns Hopkins University. A native of the Baltimore area, Michael graduated from Loyola High School in 2007 and earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2011
Since an early age, Micheael has displayed unique talents with technology and design. He creaeted his first website in HTML at age 10. As an adult, he has spent signficant time living in multiple distinct communities inlcuding the Baltimore/Washington DC Metro area, Denver, Colorado and Portland, Oregon, with career experience that includes grassroots non-profits and major national corporations
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The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) has been facilitating computerization of over 1100 Road Transport Offices (RTOs) across the country. RTOs issue Registration Certificate (RC) & Driving License (DL) that are mandatory requirements and are valid across the country, subject to certain provisions and permissions.
Our Vision
To improve the quality of service delivery to the citizen and the quality of work environment of the RTOs.
Our Mission
To automate all Vehicle Registration and Driving License related activities in transport authorities of country with introduction of smart card technology to handle issues like inter state transport vehicle movement and to create state and national level registers of vehicles/DL information
Our Objectives
To provide : Better services to Transport Department as well as citizen Quick implementation of government policies from time to time Improved image of Government & Department Instant access of Vehicle/DL information to other government departments.The latest initiative has been to centralize both these applications for ensuring higher tranparency, security and reliability of operations through a countrywide unified database and provision of a highly citizen and trade centric web enabled environment. The new application being developed would provide for a multi-user environment wherein the end customers (citizens) may be empowered to perform most of the RTO related transactions (including payments) either from the comfort of home or from authorized third party service provider/s in their vicinity.
Services
People of all age love to ride a bike or drive a car. They prefer to be independent and be able to travel from one point to another without depending on others. Though, cabs and public transport has improved greatly in the last decade, people prefer to drive on their own.
Learner's License
Licensing Authorities: The Joint Commissioner/ Deputy Commissioner and the Regional Transport Officers are the Licensing Authorities. The Administrative Officers and Motor Vehicle Inspectors are the Additional Licensing Authorities.
Permanent Registration
Apply for permanent registration of a motor vehicle in Form 20 to the Registering Authority in whose jurisdiction the vehicle is If the vehicle has been temporarily registered then apply before the temporary registration expires
Types Of Permit And Its Condition
Goods Carrier Permits : Such permit is granted under Section 79 of the Motor Vehicles Act,1988, to a goods vehicle operating within the state. Permits granted to a particular vehicle for carrying a particular load has to be plied for that particular area only.
Renewal Of RC
Apply for renewal of certificate of registration in Form 25 to the Registering Authority in whose jurisdiction the vehicle is, not more than 60 days before the date of its expiry Pay the due taxes on vehicle, if any.Pay appropriate fee as specified in Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989


Hold Emami target of Rs 352: Sharekhan
Sharekhan recommended Hold rating on Emami with a target price of Rs 352 in its research report dated November 06, 2019.
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Consolidated revenue grew by ~5% y-o-y, driven by a 20% growth in international business (organic growth was 7%), while domestic business grew by 3.4%; domestic volumes stood flat. Gross margins improved by 111 BPS due to benign raw material costs; higher other expenses dragged down the OPM 58 bps to 29.2%. Domestic business grew in single-digits for the fifth consecutive quarter; the management expects growth in H2FY2020 to be at 10-12% in backdrop of good winter season.
Outlook
We broadly maintain our earnings estimates for FY2020/21; maintain our Hold rating on the stock with an unchanged PT of Rs. 352.
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The derivation of the Black-Scholes model is beyond the scope of this research, we only show the formula here. The basic principle is based on the idea of creating a portfolio of the underlying asset and the riskless asset with the same cash flows and hence the same cost as the option being valued. Then we get the Black–Scholes–Merton differential equation. The solutions to the differential equation are the Black-Scholes-Merton formulas for the price of European call and put options
\[c = S_0N(d_1)-Ke^{-rT}N(d_2)\] \[p =Ke^{-rT}N(-d_2)- S_0N(-d_1)\] \[d_1=\frac{ln(S_0/K)+(r+\sigma^2/2)T}{\sigma\sqrt{T}}\] \[d_2=\frac{ln(S_0/K)+(r-\sigma^2/2)T}{\sigma\sqrt{T}}=d_1-\sigma\sqrt{T}\]
N(x) is the cumulative probability distribution function for a variable with a standard normal distribution. It can be calculated by the integral of the probability density function of standard normal distribution from 0 to x. In Python, you can use the norm.pdf(x)
in spicy.stats library. For the following chart, we plot the probability density curve of the standard normal distribution. For example, N(-1) is the area of the left hand of the red line under the curve.
import scipy.stats as sp mu = 0 variance = 1 x = np.linspace(mu-3*variance,mu+3*variance, 100) y = [sp.norm.pdf(i) for i in x] plt.plot(x,y) d = [-1] plt.plot(d*100,np.linspace(0,sp.norm.pdf(d), 100))
Then in our BSM model class, we will calculate the European call and put option prices by using BSM formula.
def n(self, d): # cumulative probability distribution function of standard normal distribution return norm.cdf(d) def dn(self, d): # the first order derivative of n(d) return norm.pdf(d) def d1(self): d1 = (log(self.s / self.k) + (self.r - self.q + self.sigma ** 2 * 0.5) * self.T) / (self.sigma * sqrt(self.T)) return d1 def d2(self): d2 = (log(self.s / self.k) + (self.r - self.q - self.sigma ** 2 * 0.5) * self.T) / (self.sigma * sqrt(self.T)) return d2 def bsm_price(self): d1 = self.d1() d2 = d1 - self.sigma * sqrt(self.T) if self.type == 'c': price = exp(-self.r*self.T) * (self.s * exp((self.r - self.q)*self.T) * self.n(d1) - self.k * self.n(d2)) return price elif self.type == 'p': price = exp(-self.r*self.T) * (self.k * self.n(-d2) - (self.s * exp((self.r - self.q)*self.T) * self.n(-d1))) return price else: print "option type can only be c or p" a = BsmModel('c', 42, 35, 0.1, 90.0/365, 0.2) a.bsm_price()
For a call option which expires in 90 days and no dividends paid, the underlying price is $42, the strike is $35, the risk-free rate is 0.1, the volatility is 0.2. The price of this option is $6.157.


JAV Machine Craft is a general service machine shop providing quality machining services at competitive prices. At JAV we consistently provide production and prototype machining services under the most demanding customer specifications and schedules.
Offering years of experience with a variety of materials, finishes, coatings and complex geometries, JAV is well suited to support your contract manufacturing needs. With customer service second to none, we hope you will consider JAV Machine Craft for your next machining project.


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The committee represents all of our members. We take responsibility for organising the society and running events throughout the year.
Find our previous committees here.
If you want to get in touch with one of our committee members, you can send us a message on Discord using our tags below or send us an email.
You can also find all of the agendas from our committee meetings here.
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Note: This software is a personal project to recreate a game I loved to play in the arcades as a kid. It is an attempt to create a playable reproduction of the hardware and software. It uses the original ROMS from the arcade machine, so it is not for sale or general distribution The roms have not been released into the public domain and I don't have any rights regarding them. (I've asked.. but as yet had no reply.).
The emulator is not 100% perfect, I still have some issues with colour palettes and some hardware screen scrolling issues but it is mostly playable.
Keyboard:
arrow keys to move
5 to insert coins
1 to start player one game
2 to start player two game
s to throw ball
Joystick Support:
Most standard joysticks should work (including PS4 controllers).
Touchscreens
Right hand side of the screen : throw ball.
Left hand side: swipe and hold to move up,down,left and right.
Use the hamburger menu icon (grey, 3 lines top right) to add coins
and start the game.


Each week we feature a different animal from our zoo. The featured animal this week is , a year-old who lives at the .
Take a look at the animals at the zoo!
We have a wide variety of species and ages at the zoo!
Images provided by Wikimedia Commons.


## Comparing municipal and regional equity strategic plans ### PA 5251, Fall 2017 Group 6: _Fun Fun Cheng, Kate Doyle, Ingrid Lyons, Jason Samuels, Nicole Tommerdahl_
# Geographic context
## Minneapolis * Population of roughly 400 thousand people * 54 square miles and located within Hennepin County in Southeastern Minnesota
## Greater Portland * 463 square miles * Encompasses the 1.6 million residents of Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties * Includes the 25 cities in the Portland area
## King County, Washington * 1.9 million residents * Encompasses Seattle, Washington, and covers 2,037 square miles
# More tests
# The end


Loulé Council using Biodegradable Dog Waste Bags
In the context of environmental policy, climate action and circular economy, Loulé City Council has been developing actions to reduce disposable plastic. In this sense, it is replacing traditional plastic dog waste bags with biodegradable bags.
The new bags, available in the various dispensers that are scattered in various parts of the county are made of a biodegradable and compostable material, i.e. in composting process they are transformed into carbon dioxide, water and biomass. These bags meet the requirements of the European Standard.
It is recalled that the 'plastic problem' is one of the pressing issues of the day. The European Parliament approved this year the new Community law banning the sale of single-use plastic products from 2021. To that end, steps need to be taken now to achieve a quantitative reduction of other single-use plastic products.
Thus, this initiative, in the area of ??health and public hygiene, emphasizes the municipal commitment to combat climate change and reduce the substantial impacts on the efficient use of resources.
“Make your dog's walk more hygienic and in harmony with the environment!” Is the Municipality's call to all dog owners who are also responsible for keeping the road clean.


Sol Lewitt Wall Drawing #130 (1972) Grid and arcs from four corners. Clicking and dragging in the X changes the grid width Clicking and dragging in the Y changes the arc width Pres "r" to reset


Applied Methods in Statistics
Solve Sæbø
2016
Practical Information
| Topics | Exercises |
|---|---|
| R and R Studio | Exercise 1 |
| Regression Analysis | Exercise 2, Exercise 3 |
| Analysis of Variance | Exercise 4, Exercise 5 |
| Multivariate Statistics | Exercise 6, Exercise 7 |
| Generalized Linear Model | Exercise 8 & 9, Exercise 10 |
| Mixed Effect Models | Exercise 11, Exercise 12 |


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This is a force-directed layout that models edges as springs. [[Wikipedia|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force-directedgraphdrawing]] has a good introduction to these types of layouts.
This layout is useful for unstructured data - database schemas, mind maps, graphs, etc. Force-directed algorithms initially position nodes with a degree of randomness and so do not ever produce exactly the same result twice; for this reason it is recommended that you read the note on refresh vs re-layout, and also familiarise yourself with the UI state features provided by the Surface component.
toolkit.render({
container:"someElement",
layout:{
type:"Spring"
}
});
SpringLayout
extends AbsoluteLayout
, which means that, by default, the layout will defer to absolute node positions that are stored in the backing data for each node. This is a very useful feature for the majority of applications: you do not typically want the layout to run if a human being has already taken a look at the data and perhaps moved things around to be more to their liking.
The default parameters used by AbsoluteLayout
are left
and top
. So for instance you might have these nodes in your data:
nodes:[
{ id:"1", left:50, top:150, label:"One" },
{ id:"2", left:150, top:250, label:"Two" }
]
By default, the Spring layout will honour these values if they are present, rather than processing the nodes.
If you do not wish to use left
and top
, you can provide your own locationFunction
. This is discussed in the documentation for the Absolute layout.
You can switch off Absolute backing via the absoluteBacked
parameter:
toolkitInstance.render({
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layout:{
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absoluteBacked:false
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A refresh of the layout locks the positions of any nodes that were positioned in a previous run of the layout, and these nodes do not move: only nodes that have not yet been positioned by the layout algorithm will move.
This layout switches on magnetization by default. You can suppress this behaviour by setting magnetize:false
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‘I’m not sure how open-minded she is': Bill Gates refuses to say if he would vote for Warren
by Madison DibbleBill Gates said he remains unsure if he could get Elizabeth Warren to have a conversation with him because of his personal wealth.
In an interview at the New York Times DealBook Conference, Gates explained his criticism of a tax structure that is too liberal and damages the economy.
“I do think if you tax too much, you do risk the capital formation, innovation, ‘U.S. is the desirable place to do innovative companies,’ I do think you risk that,” he said.
Gates acknowledged that he is a “primary beneficiary” of the current tax structure but said he would be concerned if that system changed too much.
“If I had to pay $20 billion, it’s fine. But when you say I should pay $100 billion, then I’m starting to do a little math about what I have left over,” he joked.
He said that he has not spoken to Warren about her proposed wealth tax, but noted that he is not sure she would be willing to speak to him.
“You know, I’m not sure how open-minded she is,” Gates said. “Or that she’d even be willing to sit down with somebody who has large amounts of money.”
He was asked if he would vote for Warren over President Trump but refused to say.
“I’m not gonna, you know, make political declarations,” he said, later adding, “I hope the more professional candidate is an electable candidate.”


Plottit User Manual
The Plottit pane will appear at the bottom of the window whenever you visit a Reddit discussion. It contains the comments table on the left, and one of the following items on the right: a frame with the selected comment HTML, a scatter plot, a histogram or a treemap.When the Reddit discussion is loaded completely, Plottit retrieves a a machine-readable version of the discussion from the Reddit server, which is then used to populate the table and to draw the graphs. Note that because the Reddit page and the data in the Plottit pane are not loaded simultaneously, small differences may occur.
Plottit can be shown & hidden by clicking the button in the Firefox navigation toolbar. This can also be done from the Plottit submenu that is located under the Tools menu of Firefox.
When Plottit is hidden, it will not send any requests to the Reddit server.
A scatter plot is often used to examine the correlation between two variables. If there is a high correlation, such as between the number of words and the number of characters of a comment, the dots will form a straight line; if there is little or no correlation, such as between the number of characters of a comment and the time that it was posted, the dots will be scattered all over the figure.
The figure below gives an example that lies in between these cases: how the number of votes depends on the time the comment was posted. It is common practice to put the independent variable (in this example posted after) on the X-axis and the variable that depends on it (i.e. the votes) on the Y-axis. You can see a clear negative correlation between them, the number of votes decreases as time progresses.
You can zoom in and out by pointing the mouse cursor at your point of interest and scrolling up or down with the mouse wheel. If you double-click on the scatter plot the zoom level will be reset. You can pan by dragging the plot.
When you hover your mouse cursor above the X or Y axis, the axis will be highlighted in light blue. When this is the case, panning and zooming will only work on that axis, the other axis will be temporarily locked.
When the Autoscale box is checked, the zoom level will be reset each time you open a new discussion or switch to another browser tab. When it is unchecked the scale will be preserved between discussions.
The comment that is selected in the table will be highlighted in the scatter plot by a bigger circle. Conversely, when you click on a dot in the scatterplot, the corresponding comment will be highlighted in the comment table.
You can select which comment property to count by means of the drop-down box labeled X. The box next to it will determine the size of the bins. Not every combination of property and bin size makes sense, some combinations will result in very narrow or wide bins.
You can zoom in and out by pointing the mouse cursor at your point of interest and scrolling up or down with the mouse wheel. If you double-click on the histogram the zoom level will be reset. You can pan by dragging the histogram.
When you hover your mouse cursor above the X or Y axis, the axis will be highlighted in light blue. When this is the case, panning and zooming will only work on that axis, the other axis will be temporarily locked.
When the Autoscale box is checked, the zoom level will be reset each time you open a new discussion or switch to another browser tab. When it is unchecked the scale will be preserved between discussions.
In the treemap example below, the size of each rectangle is determined by the number of votes that the comment received. This can be selected by the Size drop down box. With the Color drop down box you can select the comment property that is used to color the rectangles, in this case the depth (top-level comments are drawn in blue, comments with level 10 are in red).
When you select a comment in the comments table it will be outlined in the treemap by a white rectangle. If the comment is collapsed in the table, the white rectangle will surround the comment and all its children. This is shown in the example above.
When you click on a rectangle in the treemap, the corresponding comment will be highlighted in the comments table. When you click the same rectangle twice, its parent comment will be selected and collapsed (provided that the comments table is in tree-mode). This can be repeated until the top-level comment is selected and collapsed.
When the Cushions check box is checked, the rectangles are drawn as cushions. This may be slow on old PCs, especially when you enlarge the treemap. When you uncheck the Cushions check box, the rectangles are rendered in a single color with a black outline. This makes it harder to see the hierarchy but makes the individual rectangles stand out more.
If you want to know the details on how the cushions are rendered you can read the following article (PDF). The treemaps in Plottit are squarified treemaps, referring to the squarify algorithm (PDF) that is used to lay out the rectangles.
The treemaps in Plottit were inspired by programs that can create a treemap of the files on your disk, which is very useful if it's almost full and you want to examine which files and directories are the biggest. There are implementations available for this in OS-X, Linux and Windows.
Comment HTML
The Comment tab shows the currently selected comment as HTML. Any link you click on will be opened in a new browser window.
Scatter Plot
The second tab, named Plot, displays a scatter plot when selected. It shows the discussion as a collection of orangered dots where every dot represents one comment.
The position of each dot along the X and Y axes depends on the values of two properties of the comment, which can be chosen by means of the drop-down labeled X and Y.
Histogram
This tab contains a histogram when selected. A histogram will group values in bins and will draw a bar for every bin, the height of which depends on the number of times a variable occurs in that bin. In the example below, the UTC date/time the comments were posted have been counted in groups of one hour. There were 3 comments posted between 5:00 and 6:00, 8 comments between 6:00 and 7:00, etc.
Treemap
The last tab contains a treemap. This is a visualization of a tree where every node of the tree is drawn as a rectangle, the size of which depends on a certain property of the node. The layout of the rectangles is such that it preserves the hierarchy of the tree; child nodes are laid on top their parents. The hierarchy can be emphasized by rendering every rectangle as a cushion. A Reddit discussion has the form of a tree where comments are the tree nodes that together form a hierarchy.
Comments Table
The Comments table contains a row for each comment on the Reddit page. A comment has certain properties, such as the author and the score, which can be displayed in a column. All available properties are discussed later in this section.Most of the columns are hidden by default, but you can configure which columns are visible by clicking the button in the top right corner of the table. You can reorder the columns by dragging/dropping them and resize them using the table header separators.
You can sort the table by any column by clicking its header; clicking the same header again reverses the order. The Comment column behaves differently; when you click on its header it switches between a tree view and a flat list view. In tree-view mode, a comment is only sorted by comparing it with its siblings so that the structure of the discussion remains intact (this is also how the Reddit page itself is sorted). In flat-mode however, the rows are sorted over the complete discussion.
When the table has the keyboard focus, the up and down arrows select the next and previous comment and the left and right arrow collapse and expand a comment. This allows you to easily navigate the discussion using only the keyboard.
Some of the columns, for example the up and down votes, are rendered in an italic font. This is to indicate that this value is fuzzed by the Reddit server to combat spam and therefore does not represent the actual value, it has been deliberately modified. The more votes a comment has received, the more this number is distorted. This is also true for the properties that are derived from the number of up and downvotes such as the likes and best percentages. Only the score and hot values are not affected because Reddit fuzzes the votes in such a way that these numbers remain the same.
The rest of this section explains all the available columns. The next section will discuss the comment HTML pane and the visualizations.
ID Column
This is the comment's identifier. Every Reddit comment contains a unique ID that is used, for example, in a URL that links to that specific comment.Page Order Column
This column contains a number that corresponds to the position of the post in the current Reddit page. The Reddit page can be sorted independently of Plottit by selecting the sort order from the menu at the top of the discussion (see the screen shot below). This allows you to sort the page by date (old/new), score (top), controversial, hot or best.It's convenient to have the Reddit page order included as a separate column in the Plottit table; this makes it possible to have the exact same comment order in the Plottit Table as in the Reddit page.
Author Column
The Redditor who wrote the comment.Words Column
The number of words in the comment.Characters Column
The number of characters in the comment.Date Column
The date and time when the comment was posted. This uses the time zone specified in your computer's configuration settings.You can select the format in which this date and/or time is displayed by right-clicking the column header.
UTC Date Column
The UTC date and time when the comment was posted. UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) is a time stamp that is independent of your local time zone. UTC is practically the same as GMT, its predecessor.You can select the format in which this date and/or time is displayed by right-clicking the column header.
Age Column
The age of the comment. This is the difference between the time the comment was posted and the time when the page was loaded. It therefore changes each time you reload the page.Posted After Column
The time difference between the start of the discussion and the time that the comment was posted to this discussion.Depth Column
The depth of the comment in the discussion tree. A top level comment has a depth of 1, its direct children have depth 2, its grandchildren 3, etcetera.Replies Column
The number of direct replies to a comment.Comment Column
The comment text. By clicking on the header you can toggle between displaying the discussion as a tree or as a flat list.Up Column
The number of upvotes the comment has received.Note: this column is fuzzed by Reddit and is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Down Column
The number of downvotes the comment has received.Note: this column is fuzzed by Reddit and is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Votes Column
The total number of votes the comment has received. In other words: the number of upvotes plus the number of downvotes.Note: the up and downvotes are fuzzed by Reddit. This column is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Score Column
The comments score. That is: the number of upvotes minus the number of downvotes.Note: this column is not affected by Reddit's vote fuzzing.
Likes Column
The percentage of voters that liked the comment. In other words, it is the percentage of votes that are upvotes. It is calculated from the number of up and downvotes as follows: likes = 100 * up / (up + down).Note: the up and downvotes are fuzzed by Reddit. This column is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Best Column
Consider a discussion of two comments, one with 50 upvotes and 30 downvotes, and the other with 10 upvotes and no downvotes. When you sort the discussion by the score value, the first one, which has a score of 20, will appear above the second, which has a score of 10. Since only 62.5% of the voters likes the first post and all of them like the second, you can ask yourself if this is fair and if it wouldn't be better to sort the discussion by the percentage of upvotes instead.However, that only works when the number of votes for every comment is large enough so that the likes percentage is an accurate representation of the real fraction of redditors that like the comment. For comments that only have a few votes, the likes value will usually be inaccurate. For instance, comments with only one vote can only have a 0% or 100% likes percentage.
A better ordering mechanism would put more trust into comments with many votes and take the comments with only a few votes with a grain of salt. Instigated by Randall Munroe, the XKCD guy, Reddit aims to do this with the lower bound of the Wilson score interval and calls it the best value. By replacing the ± sign with either a + or a -, you get the upper or lower bound of an interval of which you can say, with 80% confidence, that the real likes percentage lies within that interval. This interval will become smaller when the number of votes increases.
Reddit only uses the lower bound of this interval (calculated with the minus sign). So a best value of 65% means that you can say, with 90% confidence, that at least 65% of the votes are upvotes.
Note: the up and downvotes are fuzzed by Reddit. This column is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Controversial Column
A measure of the controversy of the comment. This is calculated with the following formula: If the difference between the number of upvotes and downvotes is close to zero, the denominator will become small and therefore the controversy will become large. The maximum with 1 is taken to prevent division by zero in case the number of upvotes and downvotes are equal.The up + down in the numerator causes that the controversy increases when the total number of votes increases. For example, a comment with 5 upvotes and 4 downvotes is more controversial than a comment with 4 upvotes and 3 downvotes.
Note: the up and downvotes are fuzzed by Reddit. This column is therefore less accurate for comments having a lot of votes.
Hot Column
The hotness of the comment. This is a measure that tries to strike a balance between promoting the newest comments and the comments with the highest scores.The hotness is a relative measure; calculating the hotness of a single comment doesn't tell us much, it only becomes useful when the hotness of one comment is compared to that of another.
The hotness is calculated as follows: Let's first examine what happens if the score is positive (the score is the upvotes minus the downvotes as usual). You can see that the hotness is the sum of two terms, the first of which depends on the score and the second on the time (t) that the comment was posted. The log10(score) makes that the hotness increases with the score but with a diminishing return; if a comments score would be multiplied by 10 its hotness would increase by 1.
The second term calculates first the number of seconds that have elapsed between a certain start date (tstart) and the date that the comment was posted (t). The start date that reddit uses is 2005-12-08 at 07:46:43 but it could be any date as long as it's earlier than the oldest comment. The number of elapsed seconds is subsequently divided by 45000 seconds. 45000 seconds is equal to 12.5 hours so if comment A is posted 12.5 hours later than comment B, comment A will be 1 point hotter than comment B, provided that they have the same score. Comment B would need to have ten times the score of comment A to catch up with A in hotness.
You can calculate that, for yesterday's comment to be just as hot as today's, it needs to have about 83 times the score as today's comment. If a comment is exactly two days old, it needs to have a score of at least 6919 for to be hotter than a comment that is posted right now and has a score of 1.
Comments that have a score of 0 always have a hotness of 0 as well. Comments with a negative score will have a negative hotness because the elapsed time divided by 45000 will be subtracted from the first term (which is smaller). Strangely enough, the first term is positive which means that a comment with a score of -2 is hotter than a comment with score -1 that is posted at the same time.
Because the time that a comment was posted doesn't change, a comment's hotness can only change if its score changes. Reddit prohibits users to vote on comments that are older than six months so the hotness of these comments becomes fixed at that time. By calculating the score from the elapsed time since an arbitrary start date, Reddit can more easily archive and cache these pages than when it would calculate the hotness directly from the age of the comment, which keeps on changing.
Note: this column is not affected by Reddit's vote fuzzing because it is directly calculated from the score, which is unaffected as well.


Want to learn a bit about Loic? Check out this wonderful interview. It’s in Germany, so you might need Babelfish: Loic le Meur Interview.
Bus Tickets in Cologne
Something innovative by the KVB in Cologne, who run the Metro and Busses and things in Cologne. You can now pay for your ticket with your mobile phone. You just call a free number and hang up after somebody wishes you a good journey. Your number needs to be transmitted, that’s all. You will then get an SMS confirmation. The very cool thing is that they will make you the best deal automatically. If you order 4 single tickets (2 EUR each), you get a bill for a FourWay Ticket (6,80 EUR). Now how cool is that.
Now comes the problem. You will have to register with Teltix or inside a KVB office to use this service. Then your bill will come once a month. This is still nicer than paying cash each time of course. But registering is annoying and I somehow feel it is useless if they were to bill the phone directly, but they don’t seem to be doing that.
The only people who will get around this, are people who are at T-Mobile and already have their Mobile Wallet enabled. I think I need a mobile wallet ;)
(Not that I don’t have a monthly subscription for KVB and don’t need a ticket but a geek is a geek.)
Source (German): KVB startet Handy-Ticket in Koeln (koeln.de).
TypePad Goes 1.5

There we have it. Typepad goes 1.5. The post about it is here which gives a bit of detail on the different new things.

WYSIWYG Editor, which I am using now. This one is actually fairly nice but I am not a big fan of WYSIWYG Editors because it’s not really true, simply because I have an idea about the HTML Code I’d like to see behind it ;) Being a Mac user at home, and with this not being supported in Safari, I will stick to lots of clean code. Update: Looks like the code looks really nice. I might be using this thing afterall. Now I want keyboard shortcuts :)

All us Typepaders now have a Spell Checker, so expect less spelling mistakes in this wide blogging world out there.

Quickpost also has the WYSIWYG Editor, which is a nice. It’s probably the thing I use most to post to my blogs.

The under reported item: The file manager has been reworked.

All in all a few nice additions and likely some cool changes in the background too, but the most striking thing is the file manager. This one now displays HTML and CSS files. What does that mean? You can put your entire web site on Typepad as long as you don’t need PHP or MySQL or anything of that sort. But a friend of mine will publish a new book and this just makes Typepad a very nice host for the site about his book. Any extra pages can just be uploaded. Very good move there.

All this co-insides very nicely with the release of Lifeblog 1.5 by Nokia which Christian blogged about. The press release (pdf) stats that Lifeblog uses Atom to post things to Blog hosts like Typepad. All you really need is a compatible Atom posting interface I presume. This might really push new users into Typepad once the Nokia 3230 comes out and gets Lifeblog enabled. This is one of the reasons why Typepad really needed this new WYSIWYG editor. Good to see it all fits together nicely.

Jean-Louis Is BACK!
Ok this kicks! I just read here that Be Inc. founder Jean-Louis GassÃ©e has become Chairman of the Board of PalmSource! You can check the press release here. I love it! I was one of the first people at BeNews, the then leading news site about BeOS, and held up until we called it quits when Palm bought Be Inc.’s assets. Congratulations to Jean-Louis and congrats to PalmSource. Now I want the new OS even more :) Ok. He’s not CEO but "only" Chairman of the Board, but still. This is a good sign.
Current Electoral Vote Predictor 2004
I just found the Current Electoral Vote Predictor 2004, which is a web site telling you how the elections are likely to turn out. The site is a personal project by Andrew Tanenbaum, U.S citizen living in Holland, teaching at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, being an active Democrat Abroad, the writer of MINIX and author of five books. It’s not funded by anyone just his own money is now as of alexa.com the top 3090 web property on the net!
Great stuff to look at as the elections take place. The site even has a RSS Feed! :)
Update: I put my money where my mouth is (thinking that electoral-vote.com kicks ;)) and put a few EURs on Kerry on Bluevex’s Presidential Election Bet. Let’s see if I make some money :)
New Google Bot?
I seem to be seeing a new Google Bot in some logs. Anyone else see that?
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)
I haven’t seen the Mozilla/5.0 compatible bit before. Might that be that they now track JavaScript stuff too? I heard rumors about that previously.
Electric Fly Zapper
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The racket part is electrified when the green light is lit to electrecute flies and other things.

Tom Peters’ Re-Imagine!
Ok, I finished THE book. Tom Peters new book. WOW [Period!], to use is notation. It added a lot of stuff to my quotes list. I have to admit though that the book is a little bit on the long side, and Tom keeps to repeating himself a little bit too much from time to time. But possibly this is what more settled managers need. He’s also overdoing the Talent bit. How to I come to this conclusion? Read The Talent Myth form Malcolm Gladwell to get an idea how Talent contributed to the downfall of Enron. There, Talent could really do anything. The ones presumed to be talented could do any mistake, loose millions. That’s overdoing the talent myth.
Don’t get me wrong, I fully buy the talent bit. You need to get good people and to get the truely great you will have to move beyond simply good pay. You need to have a wonderful working environment, allow for controlled mistakes, tinkering, prototypes. Just letting talent roam freely is too much.
He also has lots of cool examples. Wal-Mart for example had a contest internally that was not for good ideas but the "stupidest thing we do around here." Great!
He also puts Branding very simply, and it resonates with me in terms of blogging, wiki’s, open book accounting, zero budgeting, lots of stuff. He says it’s about answering a few simple questions: - Who are you? - Why are you here? - How are you unique? - How can you make a dramatic difference? - Who cares?
I love simple things. Page 160 has a brand exercise that you can try out yourself. Also great, the quote by Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead: "You do not merely want to be considered the best of the best. You want to be considered the only ones who do what you do."
A big part of his book goes about the power of women in our economy. A great list about differences of men and women in business is on page 174 from several different sources: - Men want to get away from authority and family. Women want to connect. - Men are self-oriented. Women are other-oriented. - Men are rights-oriented. Women are responsibility-oriented. - Men have an "individual perspective" (The "core unit is ‘me.’") Women have a "group perspective." (The "core unit is ‘we.’") - Men take "pride in self-reliance." Women take "pride in team accomplishment." - Vision: Men, focused. Women, peripheral - Hearing: Women’s discomfort level is half that of men’s. - Smell: Women, sensitive. Men, relatively insensitive. - Touch: The most sensitive man is less sensitive to touch than the least sensitive woman. - People orientation: By age three days, baby girls exhibit to touch than the least sensitive woman.
I could go on with a ton of comments from the book but it would probably get too long. It’s a great energizing read and a totally different design. It’s a great package. Go read!
Blogging Work Life
Steve commented (bottom) on a post of mine in which I linked to a post by Scoble and he has some very valid points I’d like to extend upon.
First up, I don’t blog about where I work and I only blog remotely about work itself. That really allows me to blog freely about everything else, even though some of the things are related to work. Scoble is correct that you need to overcome the fear to blog, both as a person and as a corporation. That’s what this is about. Blogging helps to clear your thinking and it’s a great way to do your own "Brand You" campaign.
Companies need to get their own voice (yes, read Cluetrain Manifesto ;)) and if a company decides that blogging will help them get that voice, then they will really have to embrace blogging and the bloggers in their ranks. That’s a totally different system though. Bloggers don’t need to blog about work. It’s not like this is your duty and if the company doesn’t want bloggers that talk about the company then they don’t. Of course, linking a blogger to a company has the added risk of that blogger moving somewhere else and believing that the blogger is intelligent enough to blog freely and know the limits.
What Scoble’s post really is good at is showing the power of blogging and that the phenomenon has just begun. Let’s not call it blogging but personal publishing, the advent of the long tail of sharing knowledge and voice.
Bild.de Has an RSS Feed
Ok, I just found out via Heiko that Bild.de has an RSS Feed now! Bild.de is one of the biggest sites in germany, one of the biggest papers in Germany too and had something like 270 Million page impressions in August (See IVW Online). They are big. They have stuff to loose.
 RSS is coming and it is coming in force. Embrace it and worry about the implications later. The implications will be there anyway, it’s just a matter of feeling them or being irrelevant.


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Functions
array_length(x) → {number}
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| string | GetStartSeedString () |
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| integer | GetStageSeed (LevelStage Stage) |
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| integer | CountSeedEffects () |
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French 'yellow vests' shut down top Paris department store
by Robin LEGRAND and Clare BYRNE (AFP)French "yellow vest" demonstrators occupied a top Parisian department store on Sunday, a day after clashes in the capital on the first anniversary of the protest movement.
The glitzy Galeries Lafayette store in the Opera shopping district was evacuated after dozens of protesters chanting anti-capitalist and anti-government slogans took over the third floor.
"(President Emmanuel) Macron is destroying France and your rights, don't criticise us" We're here for you," one placard read.
The protesters were expelled shortly afterwards by security staff.
The store -- one of the top destinations in Paris for moneyed foreign tourists, which was targeted by the demonstrators as a "consumerist temple" -- said it would remain closed for the rest of the day.
The protest came on a second day of demonstrations to mark the anniversary of a leaderless revolt that badly rattled President Emmanuel Macron's centrist government.
Twenty people were arrested Sunday in Paris but in most places the protests were peaceful.
On Saturday, police in Paris had battled rioters for hours around the southeastern Place d'Italie square, where a yellow vest march was shut down by the authorities after turning violent.
Several cars were overturned or set alight, bus shelters were smashed and a monument to a World War II hero Marshal Alphonse Juin was defaced by demonstrators dressed in black, who wore masks to hide their faces.
- 'Thugs' and 'brutes' -
Police checked thousands of demonstrators on Saturday and Sunday, and prosecutors said 155 were in detention including eight minors.
Castaner claimed that there were "few demonstrators" among at the protesters in Paris, who he said were mainly "thugs, brutes who came to fight the security forces and prevent the emergency services from doing their work".
But leftist TV historian Mathilde Larrere wrote on Twitter that she and two friends were prevented from leaving the protest after the clashes began because of police kettling tactics.
She accused the police of tactics "unworthy of a democratic state", citing "the repeated teargassing and (stun) grenades going off everywhere".
In rural France, by contrast, the mood of the anniversary was more festive. Many yellow vests returned to the traffic roundabouts they occupied last year when they began rebelling against Macron's economic policies.
The interior ministry put the number of demonstrators on Saturday at 28,600 nationwide but the organisers said nearly 40,000 people had rallied -- a far cry from the estimated 282,000 who took part in the first big day of protests on November 17, 2018.
The yellow vests, who accuse Macron of ruling on behalf of the urban elite -- the spark for the protests was a series of fuel price hikes that squeezed car-dependent rural-dwellers -- are adamant that they have not gone away.
They are now looking to join forces with the trade union movement, which is planning a major transport strike over pension reforms starting on December 5.


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| | set_sensors_from_map is a parser that feed the map "sensors" with the hardware sensor readings. More...
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Device is the constructor.
The name allow the DynamicGraph to identify the entity
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◆ execute_graph()
| void Device::execute_graph |
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execute_graph is a fonction that execute the graph.
In order it does:
- Execute a first set of synchrounous commands.
- Execute the graph.
- Execute a second set of synchronous commands.
Reimplemented in dynamic_graph::DeviceSimulator.
◆ execute_graph_deprecated()
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execute_graph is a fonction that execute the graph.
In order it does:
- Execute a first set of synchrounous commands.
- Execute the graph.
- Execute a second set of synchronous commands.
◆ get_controls_to_map()
| void Device::get_controls_to_map |
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It loads internally the file and then use the paramters to initialize itself using the "initialize" method.
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| void Device::set_sensors_from_map |
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| DeviceInSignalMap dynamic_graph::Device::motor_controls_in_ |
motor_control_in_ is the output motor control for each joint.
Feeding this signal IS MANDATORY otherwise accessing this data will make the process crash.
◆ motor_controls_map_
motor_controls_map_ is a map of dynamicgraph::Vector.
They represent all the controls to be sent to the robot.
◆ periodic_call_after_
periodic_call_after_ handle the synchronous command call on the device between getting the sensor data and sending the commands.
Typically used when one wants to evaluate a signal that is not plugged.
◆ periodic_call_before_
periodic_call_before_ handle the synchronous command call on the device between getting the sensor data and sending the commands.
Typically used when one wants to evaluate a signal that is not plugged.
◆ sensors_map_
sensors_map_ is a map of dynamicgraph::Vector.
They represent all the sensors data measured on the robot.
◆ sensors_out_
| DeviceOutSignalMap dynamic_graph::Device::sensors_out_ |
sensors_out_ is a map of device output signals.
They represent all the sensors belonging to the robot.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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The current Fluid UI codebase is deprecated and will no longer receive any feature updates. Critical security and bugfix updates may still be made available when needed.
Because of this, the existing codebase has moved to the jottocraft/fluid-old GitHub repository, and code that previously wasn't published has been added. Additionally, the entire project, including all 150+ changes made within its lifetime, is now freely available in the public domain as-is under the unlicense.
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Rebar.View Class
Base class that extends Backbone.View and provides boilerplate plate functionality for transitioning in and out, destroying and rendering views.
Constructor
Rebar.View
()
Example:
var view = new Backbone.Rebar.View({
...
});
view.transitionIn({
...
});
view.transitionOut({
this.destroy();
},this);
Methods
destroy
()
This method is a great helper method to call when the subclass view is about to be removed. It recursively will call destroy on any subviews reference in the sub views array. It also handles removing any event listeners that may have been added to the subViews array.
render
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callback
For instances that are used in dependency routing the render method is called and used directly after loading. For all other uses you must call render manually.
Parameters:
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callback
Function
transitionIn
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callback
Transitions in the view. By default this method actually does nothing.
Parameters:
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callback
Function
transitionOut
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callback
Transitions out the view. By default this method actually does nothing.
Parameters:
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callback
Function
Properties
controller
Controller
Reference to the views controller
isDestroyed
Boolean
isDestroyed getter


VOLCANO A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
**1/2 (out of 4 = OK) 1997, PG-13, 105 minutes [1 hour, 45 minutes] [thriller] starring: Tommy Lee Jones (Mike Roark), Anne Heche (Dr. Amy Barnes), Gaby Hoffmann (Kelly Roark), Don Cheadle (Emmit Reese), written by Jerome Armstrong, Billy Ray, produced by Andrew Davis, Neal H. Moritz, directed by Mick Jackson.
As a critic, I must remain as unbiased as possible before viewing a film. But I had mixed feelings going into "Volcano" because I knew what was going to happen. However, as routine as the film can be, I found myself genuinely interested throughout.
The film works in the spirit of all big budget Hollywood disaster movies: something strange is going on... no one knows what exactly... a strong leader calls in an expert... the expert realizes something terrible is about to happen... no one believes the expert... disaster ensues. Plus there are many other elements that are plugged in: canceled vacations, bratty daughters, offices with lots of computers and video screens, subplots of petty fighting and bigotry, and of course impressive special effects.
Tommy Lee Jones stars as Mike Roark, the director of L.A.'s Office of Emergency Management. He's about to go on vacation when some men die from some sort of geologically related accident, but there's something unusual about it. He calls in Dr. Amy Barnes (Heche), an "expert" who tells him what's going on isn't just typical earthquake stuff, but volcanic activity. It only takes a few scenes for Barnes' theory to be proven true as we see manhole covers fly into the air and fireballs engulf the sewer system and subway tunnels... then the real action starts.

Films like this try to make themselves as plausible as possible by throwing in scientific jargon that makes perfect sense to us, even though we're not sure what it means. I found most of the rhetoric here to be easy to swallow, but I couldn't help feeling it was a little too convincing.
There isn't really a story here, just many scenes of teams of emergency workers, police, and firefighters doing all they can to stop the lava flow, evacuate citizens, and help the injured. Some of the individual scenes are visually impressive but quite cheesy, such as Jones and Heche dangling by a thread over the lava, or a rescuer using all his will to save someone, but not himself.
The characters are a bit bland and recycled though. Jones' Roark is the same character as Sam Gerard in "The Fugitive." Gaby Hoffmann is sweet at first as Roark's daughter Kelly, but becomes quite annoying by the end (not that it's entirely her fault). Heche and Cheadle are obviously going through the motions, but at least they don't over act, especially considering the situation.
I can't say much more about the film without nitpicking all its unrealistic and unbelievable aspects or describing the plot in detail. But for all the trite aspects and through all the cliches (don't think I didn't notice them), I couldn't help but be interested in seeing what happens next. The special effects did make the lava and the sense of disaster realistic, which I'm sure added to my interest.
"Volcano" certainly impressed me more than "Twister," which is strange considering how both are such movie machines. It has a few good points and makes for a fair amount of suspense, but the bad points are obvious and bring the film down. The title alone is a misnomer, there's no towering volcano here, just a little stump of one. Maybe it should have been called "The Secret Of The Ooze" (oh wait, that's already taken).
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Hm, I should provide a scalar version too. And a longer text to find out what parapgraphs really look like.
Yes, definitely!
How about a table?
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Value 1
Value 2
Value 3
A
B
C
A first item
A second item with more text


As a developer, I'm using different tools every day.
One of my favorite tools is a
There are plenty of ways of using git. As I mentioned in the
prerequisites
section, there is a set of
But I prefer to use git from command-line.
So, here are some of the commands I'm using daily.
If you need to initialize a new repository run this command:
That's all! Now you have the initialized repo. Make your first commit.
If you are working as a part of a team, or if you are working from different workstations, you need to keep your local repo up to date.
To perform this run the following:
After running this command, don't forget to check if there are any merging conflicts.
There can be several branches in a repository.
Next command is showing a list of branches and highlights the active one:
It is a bad habit to work on the master or develop branch.
Most of the work is happening in child branches.
To create a new branch, run this command:
If you want to remove local branch type this command:
Don't forget that the branch will remain on a remote server.
To switch to another branch issue the next command:
If you want to create a new branch and switch to it, add -b option:
After you have finished your work, you need to stage files. To add all files at once use this command:
Or you can add files using the following syntax:
Once you have staged files, you can commit them to the remote repository. One option is to use the abilities of your IDE. But you can file the next command:
As a result, the git will open editor which is set in its configuration and will wait until you save the generated file. This option allows you to write commit's comments longer than 70 symbols.
If you prefer one-line comment style then add your description using this syntax:
Merging branches can be done as follows:
Don't forget to check for conflicts and fix them if they arise.
It is also a good practice to merge branches via pull requests instead of doing this directly.
Pushing your changes to a remote repository is done like this:
If your branch exists only on your local workstation, then the git will warn you about this. But if you are aware of that, you can run this command:
This command will create a new branch in a remote repository and push your changes.
If you stuck at some point, you can always read the git manual. To ask git for help type:
There are a lot of abilities of git which are not covered by this article. But this is the minimal set for everyday usage.


swift-io
Swift IO libraries to support classes developers are used to from Java. Based on swift.org opensource toolchain.
Please report any issues here.
Looking for contributors, see the TODO list!
release 0.1.0
- What is done: string Readers and Writers, including Buffered reader to read streams line by line
- API documentation
- Test coverage 100%
- Linux status: on macos, you can run opensource toolchain ‘swift build’ and 'swift test’ commands from commandline with success. Linux swift implementation is obviously behind the changes made to Swift and currently throws several compilation errors like
- 'streamError’ with type 'Error?’ cannot override a property with type 'NSError?’
- error: use of unresolved identifier 'URL’


polyfitw documentation
The polyfitw function computes weighted polyfits.
Back to Climate Data Tools Contents. polyfitw computes weighted polyfits.
Contents
Syntax
p = polyfitw(x,y,n) p = polyfitw(x,y,n,w) [p,S,mu] = polyfitw(...)
Description
p = polyfitw(x,y,n) calculates the unweighted polynomial fit of x vs y to the nth order, exactly like the standard Matlab polyfit function.
p = polyfitw(x,y,n,w) specifies weights to apply to each y value. For measurements whose formal error estimates are given by err, try using weights w = 1/err.^2.
[p,S,mu] = polyfitw(...) returns the S structure and centering/scaling values mu for use in polyval. Don't forget, if you return more than one output (meaning [p,S,mu] instead of just p), the values in p will be scaled according to the values in mu.
Example: 1st order:
Here's some scattered data with a known slope of -12, and some prescribed errors associated with each measurement:
x = [1 1.5 2.1 3 4 6 6.6 7.3 7.5 8 8.6 9 9.5]; err = [1 2 -1 3 6 1 3 -7 4 15 30 25 1]; y = 654 - 12*x + err; % Weights from errors: w = 1./err.^2; figure scatter(x,y,50,w,'filled') hold on axis tight cb = colorbar; ylabel(cb,'weight') cmocean amp
Here's how to use the standard Matlab function polyfit to find the unweighted slope of the line
p = polyfit(x,y,1)
p = -10.35 650.99
That tells us the unweighted slope is -10.35, although we imposed a slope of -12. The difference is due to the error in the measurements. Notably, you can use the CDT trend function to get the same answer:
trend(y,x)
ans = -10.35
The mismatch between the -10.35 slope value and the imposed -12 slope is due to measurement error. Fortunately, we know how much weight to give to each measurement, and we can weight accordingly with polyfitw:
pw = polyfitw(x,y,1,w)
pw = -11.90 654.34
Now -11.9 is not exactly the -12 slope we imposed, but this is much closer than the estimate from the unweighted trend. Here's the difference:
xi = 1:10; hold on plot(xi,polyval(p,xi)) plot(xi,polyval(pw,xi)) legend('data points','unweighted','weighted')
Author Info
This function is part of the Climate Data Toolbox for Matlab. The function and supporting documentation were written by Chad A. Greene of NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.


Class CssStyleSheet
The ICssStyleSheet interface is a concrete interface used to represent a CSS style sheet i.e., a style sheet whose content type is "text/css".
Inherited Members
Namespace: SharpVectors.Dom.Css
Assembly: SharpVectors.Css.dll
Syntax
public class CssStyleSheet : StyleSheet, ICssStyleSheet, IStyleSheet
Constructors
CssStyleSheet(XmlNode, String, String, String, CssRule, CssStyleSheetType)
Constructor for CssStyleSheet
Declaration
public CssStyleSheet(XmlNode ownerNode, string href, string title, string media, CssRule ownerRule, CssStyleSheetType origin)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| XmlNode | ownerNode | The node that owns this stylesheet. E.g. used for getting the BaseUri |
| String | href | The URL of the stylesheet |
| String | title | The title of the stylesheet |
| String | media | List of medias for the stylesheet |
| CssRule | ownerRule | The rule (e.g. ImportRule) that referenced this stylesheet |
| CssStyleSheetType | origin | The type of stylesheet |
Properties
CssRules
The list of all CSS rules contained within the style sheet. This includes both rule sets and at-rules.
Declaration
public ICssRuleList CssRules { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ICssRuleList |
OwnerRule
If this style sheet comes from an @import rule, the ownerRule attribute will contain the CSSImportRule. In that case, the ownerNode attribute in the StyleSheet interface will be null. If the style sheet comes from an element or a processing instruction, the ownerRule attribute will be null and the ownerNode attribute will contain the Node.
Declaration
public ICssRule OwnerRule { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ICssRule |
Methods
DeleteRule(UInt64)
Used to delete a rule from the style sheet.
Declaration
public void DeleteRule(ulong index)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UInt64 | index | The index within the style sheet's rule list of the rule to remove. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
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| DomException |
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GetStylesForElement(XmlElement, String, MediaList, CssCollectedStyleDeclaration)
Used to find matching style rules in the cascading order
Declaration
protected override void GetStylesForElement(XmlElement elt, string pseudoElt, MediaList ml, CssCollectedStyleDeclaration csd)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| XmlElement | elt | The element to find styles for |
| String | pseudoElt | The pseudo-element to find styles for |
| MediaList | ml | The medialist that the document is using |
| CssCollectedStyleDeclaration | csd | A CssStyleDeclaration that holds the collected styles |
Overrides
InsertRule(String, UInt64)
Used to insert a new rule into the style sheet. The new rule now becomes part of the cascade.
Declaration
public ulong InsertRule(string rule, ulong index)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | rule | The parsable text representing the rule. For rule sets this contains both the selector and the style declaration. For at-rules, this specifies both the at-identifier and the rule content. |
| UInt64 | index | The index within the style sheet's rule list of the rule before which to insert the specified rule. If the specified index is equal to the length of the style sheet's rule collection, the rule will be added to the end of the style sheet. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| UInt64 | The index within the style sheet's rule collection of the newly inserted rule. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
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| DomException |
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| DomException |
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| DomException |
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A special mailbox that handles responses to a message. More...
#include <Awaiter.h>
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| Awaiter (Endpoint *endpoint, uint64_t requestIdentifier) | |
| Construct a new ResponseAwaiter object. More... | |
| Awaiter (const T &value) | |
| Construct an awaiter with a cached value. More... | |
| Awaiter (Awaiter &&other) | |
| Move an Awaiter object. More... | |
| T | GetResponse () |
| Get the response value. Will throw an exception if called before the response is received. More... | |
| virtual bool | ReceiveMessage (const Node *sender, const data::Message *message) override |
| Delivery point of all messages. More... | |
| bool | WaitForResponse (const std::chrono::milliseconds &timeout) |
| Wait for the response to become available or util the timeout period ellapses. More... | |
| bool | HasException () |
| Checks whether the result of the processing has ended with an exception. More... | |
| uint64_t | GetIdentifier () const |
| Get request identifier. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from swarmio::Mailbox | |
| Mailbox (const Mailbox &)=delete | |
| Remove copy constructor. | |
| Mailbox & | operator= (const Mailbox &)=delete |
| Remove assignment operator. More... | |
| virtual bool | ReceiveMessage (const Node *sender, const data::Message *message) |
| Delivery point of all messages. More... | |
| virtual void | NodeWasDiscovered (const Node *node) noexcept |
| Called when a new Node has been discovered. More... | |
| virtual void | NodeDidJoin (const Node *node) noexcept |
| Called when a new Node has joined the group. More... | |
| virtual void | NodeWillLeave (const Node *node) noexcept |
| Called when a Node signals that it will leave. More... | |
| virtual void | MailboxWasConnected () noexcept |
| Called when the mailbox is attached to an already running endpoint or if the attached endpoint has just started. More... | |
| virtual void | MailboxWillBeDisconnected () noexcept |
| Called right before the mailbox is disconnected from its endpoint or if the attached endpoint is about to stop. More... | |
| Endpoint * | GetEndpoint () |
| Get the associated Endpoint. More... | |
| virtual void | Disconnect () |
| Disconnect this Mailbox from the Endpoint. | |
| virtual | ~Mailbox () |
| Destroy the Mailbox object. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual T | ExtractResponse (const Node *node, const data::Message *message)=0 |
| Called when a response for the original message has been received. More... | |
| virtual bool | IsFinished () |
| Check whether the last message has been received. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from swarmio::Mailbox | |
| Mailbox () | |
| Construct a disconnected Mailbox. | |
| Mailbox (Endpoint *endpoint) | |
| Construct a new Mailbox object. More... | |
| void | FinishConstruction () |
| Called when the last constructor has finished its job. | |
| Mailbox (Mailbox &&other) | |
| Move a Mailbox object. | |
| void | FinishMovingTo (Mailbox *other) |
| Called when message handling should be passed onto the new instance. More... | |
A special mailbox that handles responses to a message.
| T | Return value type |
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Construct a new ResponseAwaiter object.
| endpoint | Endpoint |
| requestIdentifier | Original message identifier |
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Construct an awaiter with a cached value.
| value | Value |
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Move an Awaiter object.
| other | Other object |
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protectedpure virtual |
Called when a response for the original message has been received.
| node | Sender node |
| message | Message |
Implemented in swarmio::services::ErrorAwaiter.
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Get request identifier.
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Scream 2 (1997)
tag line: "Someone (could it be the producers?) has taken their love for Sequels too far"
The much over-hyped Scream 2--directed by horror-veteran Wes Cavern (first known for his Halloween films) and written by the industry's latest hip screenwriter Kevin Smith---exemplifies the latest tastelessness and greed of Hollywood franchise movie-making in unrelenting pursuit of the ole mighty dollar by hitting its Gen-X viewers over the head with its bag of tired plot twists and hollow characters. For a couple of film makers known for having a track record for "getting it" in terms of knowing what the audience expects, Scream 2 shows that Cavern and Smith do NOT definitely "get it" this time around.
  For me personally, I don't wanna see a dumbass movie of any dumbass nationality period!
They finally get inside the theater where we constantly cut to scenes of "Stab" which is just a poor excuse to use clips from the original movie Scream. This is just a lame gimmick for the studios to save a buck, last seen in Back to the Future Part 2 where they used numerous footage from the original movie.
However, one difference is that they unsuccessfully attempted to disguise this trick through today's technological advancement in visual effects. What they do is they CGI the new faces over the original actors face. For instance, Tori Spelling (of Melrose Place) is morphed over Neve Campbell (of Party of Five) in the role of Sidney for the movie "Stab." Last time I checked CGI is pretty expensive...what was Miramax thinking? Did they watch too many Robert Zemeckis flicks?...this explains the the Back to the Future Part 2 influence.
The smarter thing to do would've been the old fashion method...hire NEW ACTORS to play the roles!  Tori would be the last to wanna play some dumbass white girl in this movie. No wonder they had to CGI Tori for this film.
 Everyone knows Tori does not look that grotesque on the big screen. Last time I've check, Tori was a blond bombshell, not some sagging bleached brunnette.
Anyways back to the story...if there is one.
Also joining them are a crop new stabbing victims up for Ghostface's picking. They are Sarah Jessica Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Jerry O'Connel (Stand By Me, Star Trek), Elise Neal (A Different World), and Laurie Metcalf (Roseanne). These characters are never really developed and just are brainless cattle that add to the sequels higher bodycount.
And for the plot?
As soon as the copy cat killer makes its presence known on campus, the movie shoves its copy cat script of the original up the audience's naive ass.  (Lots of change between high school and college hey?) These characters get so much of the audience's sympathy that when one is killed by Spookface, yawns from the audience fill the theater with a great sense of loss (...of attention that is).
Moreover, the sequel constantly backfires on itself by the way it continues to unintentionally remind the audience of how awful the movie is. In particular, at one point we watch a scene with a bunch of uptight film students discussing how awful sequels are compared to its predecessor. Was the writer and director too oblivious to see this inside joke that we the audience chuckled at?  That's like Taco Bell telling its customers to their face that the burritos they're eating will give them diarrhea.
 You'll just have to waste the 7 bucks yourself to find out.
One thing I can tell is that you don't have to be a psychic to figure that there's gonna be a part 3 sometime in the near future.

I hope one day Kevin goes back to making witty twenty-something films instead of writing worthless horror trash.
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