Listen to two new wholesome Paul McCartney songs – ‘Home Tonight’ and ‘In A Hurry’
It's been a big week for Macca
Paul McCartney has shared two new songs, ‘Home Tonight’ and ‘In A Hurry’ – you can listen to the new songs below.
- Read More: NME Big Read – Paul McCartney: “The Beatles were brothers arguing, that’s what families do”
The tracks were recorded from the same sessions where McCartney recorded last year’s ‘Egypt Station.’ Both of the new releases were produced by Foo Fighters and Adele producer, Greg Kurstin.
As well as being released digitally, the songs will also be out out as a double A-side 7-inch as part of the Record Store Black Friday event on November 29. You can listen to the new songs here:
Earlier this week (November 18), Emily Eavis confirmed that McCartney will headline Glastonbury next year.
The news came just hours after the Beatles icon seemingly confirmed that he will headline the iconic festival on its 50th anniversary, after sharing a cryptic clue on his Twitter account. Macca shared an image of American composer Philip Glass, actress Emma Stone and rock legend Chuck Berry. When the surnames of all three are combined, the not-so-subtle clue of “Glass-Stone-Bury” was provided.
Eavis wrote: “IT’S REAL!! So excited.. Having Paul McCartney coming back to headline the Pyramid next year is an absolute dream come true. There really was no one that we wanted more for the 50th anniversary.”
McCartney later confirmed the news, writing: “Hey Glasto – excited to be part of your Anniversary celebrations. See ya next summer!”
It ends months of speculation surrounding a headline slot for Macca at Glastonbury’s fiftieth anniversary next year.
In April, founder Michael Eavis seemingly let slip that McCartney would be coming to Glastonbury, “Hopefully for the 50th. Don’t make a big thing of it though, will you?” he told the BBC.
McCartney himself later admitted that a headline slot was a “distinct possibility.”
He went on: “My kids are saying ‘Dad we’ve got to talk about Glastonbury’ and I think I know what they mean,” he told Zoe Ball’s Breakfast Show in September.


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The Not expression syntax
TALES not
expressions convert a value to boolean and then perform a logical NOT
on that value.
In other words the not
expression is true if the expression it acts upon is false, and vice-versa.
The syntax of a not
expression is another TALES expression; typically a path
expression but it doesn't need to be:
not:other_expression
Not expressions are included in the main ZptSharp package
Support for not
expressions is included in the main ZptSharp NuGet package.
Additionally, not
expressions are one of the standard expression types activated by AddStandardZptExpressions()
.
Not expressions have their own rules for boolean conversion
The TALES not
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Not expressions use their own logic for converting a value to boolean.
Only a very specific set of values are treated as false and for some value-types (based upon struct
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Examples
This expression will evaluate to false if the path expression here/anObject
resolves to an object created with new object()
.
This is because the path expression is treated as true by the rules of the not
expression, and so the overall expression is false.
not:here/anObject
This expression will evaluate to true.
This is because the string expression evaluates to an empty string.
Because System.String
implements IEnumerable
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For the demo, we provide two datasets namely 1) case-study and 2) 1000 Genomes datasets that allows to perform pedigree analysis, case-control studies or comparisons across populations.
Case-study dataset: The data from the study "A novel KRT71 variant in curly‐coated dogs" is used for the case-study. This includes 1.1 million variants from 330 samples with one affected sample and 329 unaffected samples.
1000 Genomes dataset: The 1000 Genomes Phase 3 dataset includes 1.2 million variants from 2,504 individuals across 26 populations.
Workflow for Default datasets:
Step 2) Choose Phenotype File and select Case study/1000 Genomes phenotype file.
Step 3) Choose filtering module and click "Filter". The status message is displayed at the bottom of the page while the querying is performed and displays the results after completion.
Workflow for user uplaoded dataset:
Step 2) Choose Phenotype File and "Upload PED" -> "Check Samples" -> "CreateDB"
In step 2, the user uploads the PED file, checks the phenotype status of samples from the data table and proceed to create sample database."CreateDB" will show the status message at the bottom of the page when the database is being created. This step has to be done once whenever the user uploads a new phenotype file. After creating the GQT sample database variant filtering can be done consecutively in one or more modules.
Step 3) Choose filtering module and click "Filter". The status message is displayed at the bottom of the page while the querying is performed and displays the results after completion.


{% extends "_base.html" %} {% block meta_title %}Code of Conduct{% endblock %} {% block content %}
PyCon CZ is a community conference intended for networking and collaboration in the developer community.
We value the participation of each member of the Python community and want all attendees to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. Accordingly, all attendees are expected to show respect and courtesy to other attendees throughout the conference and at all official conference events sponsored by PyCon CZ.
To make clear what is expected, all attendees, speakers, organizers, volunteers or other persons at any official PyCon CZ event are required to conform to the following Code of Conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event.
PyCon CZ is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance, body size, disability, race, ethnicity, religion, or otherwise. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form, on-line or off-line.
All communication should be appropriate for a professional audience including people of many different backgrounds. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks.
Be kind to others. Do not insult or put down other attendees. Behave professionally. Remember that harassment and sexist, racist, or exclusionary jokes are not appropriate for PyCon CZ.
If a person engages in harassing behaviour, the organizers will take prompt action, including expulsion from PyCon CZ event without a refund. Thank you for helping make this a welcoming, friendly event for all.

Participants asked to stop any harassing behaviour are expected to comply immediately.
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Be careful with the words that you choose.  Excessive swearing and offensive jokes, excessive alcohol consumption, and use of illegal drugs are not appropriate for PyCon CZ.
If a participant engages in behaviour that violates this Code of Conduct, the conference organizers will take an appropriate action, including warning the offender or expulsion from the conference with no refund.
If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of the conference staff. Conference staff will be visibly marked.
If the matter is especially urgent, please call/contact any of these organizers:
Conference staff will be happy to help participants provide escorts, contact local law enforcement, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the conference. We value your attendance.
1. Keep in mind that all conference staff will be wearing a conference t-shirt/button with the word “STAFF” on it (or otherwise clearly marked as staff). The staff will also be prepared to handle the incidents. All our staff are informed about the code of conduct policy and guide for handling harassment at the conference.
2. Report the harassment incident (preferably in writing) to a conference staff member PRIVATELY. All reports are confidential. Please do not disclose public information about the incident until the staff have had sufficient time in which to address the situation. This is as much for your safety and protection as it is for other attendees.
When reporting the incident to the staff, try to gather as much information as available but do not interview people about the incident. Staff will assist you in writing the report/collecting information.
The important information consists of:
The staff is well informed on how to deal with the incident and how to further proceed with the situation.
3. If everyone is presently physically safe, involve law enforcement or security only at the victim's request. If you do feel your safety is in jeopardy please do not hesitate to contact local law enforcement by dialing 112 (international emergency number) or 158 (czech number for police). Both numbers are free of charge. If you do not have a cell phone, you can ask a staff member.
Note: Incidents that violate the Code of Conduct are extremely damaging to the community, and they will not be tolerated. The silver lining is that, in many cases, these incidents present a chance for the offenders, and the community at large, to grow, learn, and become better. PyCon CZ staff request that they be your first resource when reporting a PyCon-related incident, so that they may enforce the Code of Conduct and take quick action towards a solution.
If at all possible, all reports should be made directly to Max Kovykov.
This Code of Conduct was forked from the example policy from the Geek Feminism wiki, created by the Ada Initiative and other volunteers which is under a Creative Commons Zero license.
The Attendee Incident Handling Procedure was adopted from the guide titled Conference anti-harassment/Responding to reports.


The top three charts on the left display Alpha over time for a Fund, Fund Index A (IDX A) and Fund Index B (IDX B), respectively. At the bottom is the correlation and dispersion plotted over the same time period. On the right, a scatter plot shows the average Alpha for the three candidates in given market conditions (high/low correlation in combination with high/low dispersion). In the bottom right are the details of the currently focused data point.
To focus on a data point, either in the bar charts or the scatter plot, mouse over the data point - the other charts will highlight the corresponding point and the detail section will update with the corresponding numbers. Note: Numbers were modified for anonymity, but the trends remain the same.


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I am still torn up by the Sackler verdict, which absolves the Sackler family of guilt for deceptively promoting addictive and ultimately deadly drugs in order to boost their all-American profits. The result was over 500,000 all-American corpses due to overdose, and the judicial system’s recent verdict has only awarded approximately enough money to cover the funeral expenses of these corpses. The Sacklers get to pay these expenses over a decade while keeping their fortunes intact and being shielded from further prosecution.
This is justice in America, no different than it ever was.
What can I do about it? I suppose try to stay away from rich people, if they are empowered to kill me with impunity, or immunity under the law. That is fortunately easy for me to do.
Also, I vow to never enter another art gallery named after the Sackler family, such as those at the Smithsonian or the Met. I do not want the world of art to merely represent a temple to corruption, for the worship of the wealthy, and a place to purchase indulgences for murderous activities. I would like to hope that there is a little bit of social benefit for art beyond that. But as long as the leading cultural institutions of the United States name their galleries after mass murderers, I am not sure that my nostalgic beliefs are justified. Is art just killing once removed? I want to do my part to reverse this trend.


Master of Science 2016
Impact of a Lake Breeze on Summer Ozone
Concentration in the Salt Lake Valley
During the late afternoon of 18 June 2015, ozone concentrations within a strong lake breeze arising from the Great Salt Lake in northern Utah were observed to be ~20 ppb higher than those in its advance. Ozone observations from an enhanced network were available from state air quality measurement sites, additional fixed locations, and mobile platforms, including a news helicopter. The southward progression of the well-defined lake-breeze front through the Salt Lake Valley was observed by wind, temperature, and moisture observations available at automated weather stations, as well as radial velocity scans from a nearby Terminal Doppler Weather Radar. Strong flow opposing the lake breeze increased convergent frontogenesis and delayed the onset of its passage through the Salt Lake Valley. Ozone concentrations were exceptionally high aloft in the head of the lake-breeze front.
The development and progression of lake breezes on both 17 and 18 June 2015 were simulated using the Weather Research and Forecast model at 1-km horizontal resolution over northern Utah. The model was initialized at 0000 UTC 14 June 2015 using hourly analyses at 3-km resolution from the High Resolution Rapid Refresh model. The underlying surface state was improved by specifying the areal extent and surface temperature of the lake observed during June 2015. An urban canopy parameterization was added as well to better simulate urban effects on wind and heat fluxes. These modifications improved the model simulation particularly for the more typical lake breeze event on 17 June. However, on 18 June weaker than observed opposing southerly flow allowed the development of the simulated lake-breeze front to occur too early and its subsequent speed up the valley was too fast. Continuous passive tracers initialized at the surface within and ahead of the lake breeze highlight the dispersion and transport of pollutants arising from the strong lake-breeze front on 18 June. Tracers within the lake breeze are confined closer to the surface while tracers in advance of the front are lofted vertically over it.


This example demonstrates a link, each time you load the page, it will display one of two links: W3Schools.com! OR Refsnesdata.no! There is a 50% chance for each of them.


Three vehicle collision closes the A12
by Holly HumeThree vehicles have been involved in a collision which closed part of the A12 at the start of rush hour.
Suffolk police have confirmed they now have one lane of traffic moving after they had to briefly close the southbound carriageway of the A12.
They were called at 4.30pm today to a report that the collision had happened just before the Seven Hills roundabout of the dual carriageway between the Nacton and Foxhall area.
A spokesperson for the police said that they could not confirm if any injuries had occurred but that the ambulance service were aware of the incident.
Standstill traffic is now tailing back to Martlesham Heath despite one lane being reopened.
The recovery team arrived at the incident at 6.20pm and are hoping to have both lanes open soon.


Set within the popular and historic Baščaršija neighborhood, this hip hotel is 11 km from Sarajevo International Airport. It's 4 minutes by foot from Latin Bridge. Bright, colorful rooms feature modern furnishings, and offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning, plus minifridges and safes. Suites add separate bedrooms. Room service is available. A breakfast buffet is served in a restaurant's trendy dining room or on a terrace. Additional amenities include parking, a garden and massage services, plus an airport shuttle.
A breakfast buffet is served in a restaurant's trendy dining room or on a terrace. Additional amenities include parking, a garden and massage services, plus an airport shuttle.
Superb location, walking distance to the beach and into the busiest street called 5th avenue, nice and helpful staff, rooms clean and cozy so you will feel like home, breakfast in close restaurant Marko&Laura
We enjoy so much our stay at Newport house, all the stuff was really kind, it is really close to the beach and the 5th ave. the room was amazing !! And the roof top was incredible!! For sure We will come back !! :)


Full list of County Durham general election candidates 2019
The candidates standing in Bishop Auckland, City of Durham, Easington, North Durham, North West Durham and Sedgefield at the 2019 general election
by Jonathan Walker-NECVoters across the UK will elect a new Government on Thursday, December 12.
The first December general election since 1923 was called following a historic vote in the House of Commons in October.
In the North East, 22 constituencies will be contested. These are the key seats to watch come election night.
Labour will argue that Conservative governments have spent the past nine years cutting funding for the North East.
But it’s true that there are some marginal seats in the region that could change hands, many of them in Teesside.
That includes seats the Conservatives could potentially take from Labour - and some that Labour has a chance of taking from the Conservatives.
Below is a list of every candidate standing in seats in Newcastle. If you're unsure which constituency you're in, see our guide here.
Bishop Auckland
Nicholas Brown (Brexit Party)
Dehanna Davison (Conservative)
Ray Georgeson (Liberal Democrat)
Helen Goodman (Labour)
City of Durham
Jonathan Elmer (Green)
Mary Foy (Labour)
Amanda Hopgood (Liberal Democrat)
William Morgan (Conservative)
Lesley Wright (Brexit Party)
Easington
Clare Ambrosino (Conservative)
Dominic Haney (Liberal Democrat)
Julie Maughan (Brexit Party)
Susan McDonnell (North East Party)
Graheme Morris (Labour)
North Durham
Kevan Jones (Labour)
Craig Martin (Liberal Democrat)
Derek Morse (Green)
Ed Parson (Conservative)
Ken Rollings (Independent)
Peter Telford (Brexit Party)
North West Durham
Richard Holden (Conservative)
Stephen Lindsay (Independent)
Michael Peacock (Liberal Democrat)
Laura Pidcock (Labour)
David Sewell (Green)
Watts Stelling (Independent)
John Wolstenholme (Brexit Party)
Sedgefield
David Bull (Brexit Party)
John Furness (Green)
Paul Howell (Conservative)
Michael Joyce (Independent)
Dawn Welsh (Liberal Democrat)
Philip Wilson (Labour)


Daniel Quatrone is a student at Boise State University pursuing a double major in Euphonium Performance and GIMM (Gaming, Interactive Media, Mobile technology). Daniel started playing Trombone in 9th grade, and Euphonium a year after, in which he won 1st place in the Idaho State Solo Competition on Euphonium. He also performed with the Boise Youth Philharmonic Orchestra. In 11th grade, Daniel moved with his family to Bellevue, WA where he also found musical success and enjoyment. While in Bellevue he received second place, and first place in the Washington State Solo Competition on Euphonium. He also had the opportunity to play as principal trombone in the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra. Daniel has performed in the 2010 Idaho All-State Band, the 2011 MENC All-Northwest band, and had the opportunity to play principal Euphonium in the 2012 NAfME All-National Band in Washington, D.C.
Daniel has also found success at Boise State. He has played as principal Euphonium in the Boise State University Symphonic Winds since 2012, played principal trombone in the BSU Symphony Orchestra for 7 semesters, and has played both Bass Trombone and Lead trombone in BSU Jazz Ensemble. He has also been a member of the BSU student brass quintet and BSU’s tuba-euphonium ensemble and trombone choir, which has been invited to perform at the 2017 International Trombone Festival. Daniel has also played in the Keith Stein Blue Thunder Marching Band for four years, three of those years as section leader, and performed many solos with the band. He won the Boise State Concerto-Aria Competition in 2014, and had the opportunity to perform the Horovitz Euphonium Concerto with the BSU Orchestra. Daniel won 2nd place in the 2015 Northwest Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference in the Euphonium Artist division.
Daniel has had the opportunity to study and learn from many great teachers, including Ryan Hartman, Danny Helseth, David Mathie, and Sarah Paradis.


My work as a scientist has taken me in many directions that all have a common theme: to understand how the brain converts visual perception into intelligent action. The primary set of methods that I use in my research combines behavioral experiments and machine learning. The goal of the work is to develop algorithms that solve perceptual tasks such as object recognition and visual search in similar ways to humans.
PhD in Cognitive and Neural Sciences, 2015
The University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Bachelor's in Cognitive Science, 2009
Simon Fraser University, Canada
The classification accuracy between two general Gaussian distributions, and their discriminibality $d'$, are used ubiquitously to …
Incorporating human gaze improves imitation learning of human actions in ATARI games.
We built a model of the retina and then use it to estimate fundamental limits of human visual capabilities.
How studied how edges are used by human vision to detect camouflage.
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We developed an approach to optimally search for objects in natural scenes. We tested humans against the optimal benchmark to see how …
How does the visual system decide when to move the eyes when viewing natural scenes?


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I am a programmer and I like building cool things that make everyday life easier
I have a keen interest in politics and current events and dabble in music
I built this website with the intention of showcasing some of my work and highlighting my interests


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pgAdmin III’s functionality can be further enhanced using the adminpack contrib module for PostgreSQL. This is a library of additional functions that may be installed on your server which allows pgAdmin to offer additional features, such as:
The adminpack is installed and activated by default if you are running the ‘official’ pgInstaller distribution of PostgreSQL for Windows and is included as a contrib module with all versions of PostgreSQL 8.2 and above. However, if you are running any other version of PostgreSQL you will need to manually install it. To do so, simply copy the appropriate adminpack source code to the /contrib directory of your pre-configured PostgreSQL source tree. You can download the adminpacks here.
Run the following commands (substituting admin for admin81 if required):
# cd $PGSRC/contrib/admin
# make all
# make install
The module should now be built, and installed into your existing PostgreSQL installation. To be used, you must now install the module into the database you use as pgAdmin’s Maintenance DB (normally postgres, though you may wish to use a different database). To do so, locate the admin.sql or admin81.sql file installed in the previous step - normally this may be found in /usr/local/pgsql/share/contrib/ and run it against your database. You will normally need to do this as the PostgreSQL superuser:
$ psql postgres < /usr/local/pgsql/share/contrib/admin.sql
The next time you connect to the server with pgAdmin, it will detect the presence of the adminpack and offer full functionality.
Since PostgreSQL 9.1, you don’t need to use psql. You can manually add adminpack extension or make pgAdmin do the same by clicking on the “Fix It!” button of the guru hint.


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Sometimes you may only want to retrieve a subset of data. This is governed at two levels. At the top are any scope limitations dictated by your contract; these can only be changed by digi.me support so please contact support if you want to discuss this further.
At a code level, you can restrict the scope of a Private Sharing session by passing in a custom DMEScope
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Defining DMEScope
DMEScope
is comprised of three properties. timeRanges
is a list of DMETimeRange
objects (more on this below) to limit the breadth of time for which applicable data will be returned. serviceGroups
is a list of DMEServiceGroup
objects, which nests it’s own list of DMEServiceType
objects, nesting DMEObjectType
objects; this is also detailed below. context
is set automatically and cannot be overridden.
Scoping by time range:
DMETimeRange
has 3 properties. fromDate
, toDate
and last
. These are all optional but at least one is required.
We recommend you use one of the convenience methods provided:
// A valid NSDate object representation of the earliest date you want data for.
+ (DMETimeRange *)from:(NSDate *)from;
// A valid NSDate object representation of the date before which you would like data.
+ (DMETimeRange *)priorTo:(NSDate *)priorTo;
// A valid NSDate object representation of the start / end periods for which you want data for.
+ (DMETimeRange *)from:(NSDate *)from to:(NSDate *)to;
// An integer an a unit to describe date period you want the data for. Unit may be days, month or years
+ (DMETimeRange *)last:(NSUInteger)x unit:(DMETimeRangeUnit)unit;
Scoping by service group, service type or object type:
To restrict scope at an object level, your scope must be ‘fully described’; that is to say that a service group must comprise at least one service type, which must comprise at least one object type. Furthermore, a service group may only contain service types belonging to it and said service types may only contain object types belonging to them.
Service Groups, Service Types and Objects are all listed here in the developer documentation. Their relationships are also shown (what belongs to what).
Below is an example of a valid scope to retrive only Playlists
and Followed Artists
from Spotify
:
Objective-C
DMEServiceObjectType * playlistObjectType = [[DMEServiceObjectType alloc] initWithIdentifier:403]; // 403 is the ID for a Playlist object.
DMEServiceObjectType * followedArtistObjectType = [[DMEServiceObjectType alloc] initWithIdentifier:407]; // 407 is the ID for a Followed Artist object.
DMEServiceType *spotifyServiceType = [[DMEServiceType alloc] initWithIdentifier:19 objectTypes:@[playlistObjectType, followedArtistObjectType]]; // 19 is the ID for Spotify.
DMEServiceGroup * entertainmentServiceGroup = [[DMEServiceGroup alloc] initWithIdentifier:5 serviceTypes:@[spotifyServiceType]]; // 5 is the ID for Entertainment.
//create scope object
DMEScope *scope = [DMEScope new]; // This scope is valid, as no restrictions have been imposed.
scope.serviceGroups = @[entertainmentServiceGroup]; // The scope is still valid, as it conforms to the rules listed above.
Swift
let playlistObjectType = DMEServiceObjectType(identifier: 403) // 403 is the ID for a Playlist object.
let followedArtistObjectType = DMEServiceObjectType(identifier: 407) // 407 is the ID for a Followed Artist object.
let spotifyServiceType = DMEServiceType(identifier: 19, objectTypes: [playlistObjectType, followedArtistObjectType]) // 19 is the ID for Spotify.
let entertainmentServiceGroup = DMEServiceGroup(identifier: 5, serviceTypes: [spotifyServiceType]) // 5 is the ID for Entertainment.
let scope = DMEScope() // This scope is valid, as no restrictions have been imposed.
scope.serviceGroups = [entertainmentServiceGroup] // The scope is still valid, as it conforms to the rules listed above.
Providing DMEScope
When calling authorize
on your DMEPullClient
, simply pass in your DMEScope
object:
Objective-C
DMEScope *scope = [DMEScope new];
scope.timeRanges = @[[DMETimeRange last:6 unit:DMETimeRangeUnitMonth]];
[pullClient authorizeWithScope:scope completion:^(DMESession * _Nullable session, NSError * _Nullable error) {
}];
Swift
let scope = DMEScope()
scope.timeRanges = [DMETimeRange.last(6, unit: .month)]
pullClient.authorize(scope: scope, completion: { session, error in
})
The data received from any subsequent calls to getSessionData
will be limited by the scope of the session defined above.


polygonExpand
PURPOSE
POLYGONEXPAND 'expand' a polygon with a given distance
SYNOPSIS
function poly2 = polygonExpand(polygon, dist)
DESCRIPTION
CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION
This function calls:
- clipPolygonHP CLIPPOLYGONHP clip a polygon with a Half-plane defined by a directed line
- createLine CREATELINE create a line with various inputs.
- intersectLines INTERSECTLINES return all intersection points of N lines in 2D
- parallelLine PARALLELLINE create a line parallel to another one.
This function is called by:
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C++ Actor Framework 0.18
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A cooperatively executed task managed by one or more instances of execution_unit
.
More...
#include <resumable.hpp>
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| enum | resume_result { resume_later , awaiting_message , done , shutdown_execution_unit } |
Denotes the state in which a resumable returned from its last call to resume . | |
| enum | subtype_t { unspecified , scheduled_actor , io_actor , function_object } |
Denotes common subtypes of resumable . More... | |
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| virtual subtype_t | subtype () const |
| Returns a subtype hint for this object. | |
| virtual resume_result | resume (execution_unit *, size_t max_throughput)=0 |
| Resume any pending computation until it is either finished or needs to be re-scheduled later. | |
| virtual void | intrusive_ptr_add_ref_impl ()=0 |
| Add a strong reference count to this object. | |
| virtual void | intrusive_ptr_release_impl ()=0 |
| Remove a strong reference count from this object. | |
A cooperatively executed task managed by one or more instances of execution_unit
.
Note that this class is meant as mixin for reference counted object, i.e., the subclass is required to inherit from ref_counted
at some point.
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pure virtual |
Add a strong reference count to this object.
Implemented in caf::io::network::multiplexer::runnable.
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pure virtual |
Remove a strong reference count from this object.
Implemented in caf::io::network::multiplexer::runnable.
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pure virtual |
Resume any pending computation until it is either finished or needs to be re-scheduled later.
Implemented in caf::io::basp::worker.
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virtual |
Returns a subtype hint for this object.
This allows an execution unit to limit processing to a specific set of resumables and delegate other subtypes to dedicated workers.
Reimplemented in caf::io::network::multiplexer::runnable.


Bethuel
@bethropolis
I love programming, 16y end of topic now lets get programming
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https:/www.bethropolis.ga
Nairobi, KE
Available for hire
Work.
save-the-wolves
The Wolves Life Matter Movement supporting the endangered wolves on the planet.
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bethro-signup
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CSS
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bethrotemp.github.io
it's optional
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bethro-tik-tac-toe
it is a tik tac toe containing also a dark mode feature
CSS
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iphone-Frame
just doing my coding
HTML
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Text-editor
this is a text editor that also has a live viewer and it's fully made of front end languages like js, HTML and CSS wich are easy to edit
CSS
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rock-paper-scissors-game
this is just a neat html, css and js rock paper scissors game, enjoyable and well made I can say
JavaScript
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guessing-game
this is a simple guessing game fun and easy to play thanks to the amaizing tips, you can play it, like it and improve it
JavaScript
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todoList
this is my todo list challenge that uses simple html but also stores data to the database
JavaScript
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quiz-site
A quiz site that you answer questions and gives you the analysis as you procceed
JavaScript
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bethropolis.github.io
I am setting up my github pages, hope this will be fun
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covid-tracker
a covid 19 update tracker using the rapidapi API to give the latest news about covid all over the world
CSS
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color-background
A color generator that changes background color depending on input
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WeatherApp
An HTML, CSS an JS weather app that displays the current weather of any city there is
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suplike-social-website
this is social website, added with most social features and fully open source.
JavaScript
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rockPaperScissorsjs
ready made package to help you with your rock paper scissors project
JavaScript
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live-chat
this is a live single page chat app using JS/PHP/HTML and VUE
JavaScript
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url-shortener
shrink your url with the amaizing PHP made url shortener
PHP
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gootasite
Created with CodeSandbox
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roboB
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github-viewer
undefined
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public-apis
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Vue
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Get-Coding
Created with CodeSandbox
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socket-live-chat
this is a live chat app using socket.io and express
HTML
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chess-bot
Created with CodeSandbox
HTML
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NotifyApiTest
it is a push notifications test with some awesome UI
HTML
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browser-screnshot
Created with CodeSandbox
JavaScript
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Forks.
Blog.


Initially, I mentioned that I wanted to get into Front-End Web development. However, as I got into JavaScript, I found myself to have really enjoyed the language and working on more Back-End work. I think that I would enjoy a Back-End or Full Stack development role and my goal will be to get a job in those roles after EDA. I would like to work for companies that creates products that I’m interested in and can make people’s lives easier. Products I would be interested in creating would be those related to organisation, planning, budgeting, finance, mental health or team-building. I would like to be part of a company that has a good culture and sees the wellbeing of the employers as important.
I think some of my strengths is my time-management. I allot myself ample enough time to complete something so that I don’t get unnecessarily stressed about time pressures. I’m able to complete things on time or earlier than needed. I have recently realised that I have become good at finding where the bug is in my code and am getting better at debugging. I am also quite in touch with myself and am able to realise when I need to step away from the computer, take a break and reset my mind.
For my limitations, I can be very affected and unable to focus when my body/mind aren’t in the right headspace (eg ill, lack of sleep, recent fight). Although, I am able to detect when I need a break, sometimes I go against it and keep trying to work. This usually leads to unproductive working and ends up being a negative experience for me.
I think working in groups will be the biggest challenge for me. Although, I am very flexible to working in a team and like to do so in some instances, I tend to prefer working by myself. I’m not as open to the ideas of others then I am to my own ideas. I know it’s linked to ego, but I would like to work on that so that I am able to welcome all ideas and acknowledge them as equal to my own.
I would like to develop my communication within a team and teamwork within groups. I recognise that as my weakest point in my humans skills and would like to work on it. I think that teamwork is an important aspect of web development and to be able to work harmoniously in a team is something I want to achieve.
When I’m stuck with a problem, first I would try to get myself unstuck out of the situation with planning, dissecting and debugging my code. I would also look to google for some help. If I have attempted at a challenge multiple times and nothing I have tried works, then I would look to my peers for some help. If there isn’t anybody who is able to guide my in the right direction out of my peers, I would look to the facilitators for help.
In order to manage my workload at bootcamp, I will make sure to manage my time well and complete things in a timely manner. If I am having a problem with something, I would communicate this with my team/facilitators so that they can be aware of my situation and help me out if needed. I will be open with the people in bootcamp and aim to help build them up. I’ll take the time to take care of myself mentally, emotionally and physically so that I am able to regenerate and withstand the stresses that come with bootcamp.
A career pathway that I’m interested in entering is front-end web development with opportunity to dabble in some full stack web development. I would like to work for a company that fosters my growth and allows for me to continually lean new ways to code. I would like to work on projects that involve things that I’m interested in like finance, budgeting or planning. After a while, I would also like to work on projects that involve app development.
Some of my strengths in relation to my learning is my time management and discipline. Planning things out and scheduling my days, allows me to learn consistently and not feel pressed for time. I tend to be able to understand concepts quickly. If there is other concepts that I may not understand, I will find other resources that can help me. For the most part, I enjoy learning new things so it makes learning new skills enjoyable. I’m persistent when I’m learning new things and I keep wanting to attempt something till I can get something right.
In terms of my limitations, I have some difficultly retaining everything I have learned if I don’t practice it often enough. I also have difficulty focusing and learning when my body is under stress (eg lack of sleep, illness). Sometimes I can get overwhelmed by all the content and I tunnel vision and am not able to focus and get tasks done.
I would like to develop assertiveness without coming off as impolite. This is in relation to communication in a team setting where someone may need to be spoken to in an assertive manner in order to get tasks done.
In order to manage my workload in this programme and in my professional life, I would make sure to manage my time wisely so that I can work consistently and steadily over a period of time. By planning my workload beforehand, I would be able to complete my tasks on time or earlier. This would reduce stress-levels before, during and at the end of a project. I would also communicate with my facilitator/team often so that they are kept updated with my progress and communication stays open. In order to do these things, I would first need to make sure I’m mentally, emotionally and physically healthy. Thus I would be making sure I am taking of my needs first and practice self-care.
When things are building up and getting to me, I would communicate with my facilitator/team so that they are aware of my current state. I would also seek for help with my workload if possible, in order to find solutions/lighten my load. I would take more time to engage in activities outside of work that bring me joy and relaxes me. If my stress levels are being built up by a person in particular and it calls for confrontation then I would want to be open with them and talking things through civilly.
When I stumped and need help I will try to seek help in a timely manner. First, I would assess the problem and create a plan to find a solution. If I am unable to find a solution at the top of my head, I would go back to the content/resources to find some information. If I’m still unable to find a solution through that, I would need seek help and write a post on the slack or ask my facilitator.
I would like the facilitation team to give me constructive feedback on my progress and tasks eg what I could improve on and what I did good. If I’m falling behind or spending too much time on a topic that is not important, I would like the facilitation team to check up on me and remind on what I should prioritise. I would also like the facilitation team to give me insight on what I should spend more time learning and developing and what is not as necessary. It would also be nice to get some pointers on what would be a good skill to have in order to land a front-end or full-stack web development role.
I make sure to plan out how much of my day I would like to spend on learning. I tend not to go over that limit and make sure that I have time for other things. I always allocate evenings to spending time with my husband and doing things outside of learning so that I am not neglecting my personal life. I make a list of the things I need to do for the day and I always have some personal errands/time in there.


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For this project I made a website say that Jason Daniels sucked. I also added a button to my website allowing people to agree with my statement. For my next project I might just continue fooling around with html to see what else I can make. I might try to learn a new lnguage like Maya, or IOS. I also might try to learn Markdown better because I am using it in history. Finally, I might try to make game on processing. However, for now, I think I will continue to work on my website.


Maestro Reorin:
Hiccup~ Who goes there?... What could you possibly want from me, the "blacksmith of demons"?
Sorry, but the shop is closed! Permanently! Hey, buddy, you don't have any liquor on you, by chance? I could really use a drink!
"I need directions."

Quest


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‘ctab’ creates (multiway) percentage tables. ‘sqtab’ contains a set of functions for estimating models for square tables such as quasi-independence, symmetry, uniform association. Examples show how to use these models in a loglinear model using glm or in a multinomial logistic model using mlogit or clogit
| Version: | 0.97 |
| Suggests: | mlogit, survival |
| Published: | 2013-04-17 |
| Author: | John Hendrickx |
| Maintainer: | John Hendrickx <John_Hendrickx at yahoo.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | SocialSciences |
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| Reference manual: | catspec.pdf |
| Package source: | catspec_0.97.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: catspec_0.97.zip, r-release: catspec_0.97.zip, r-oldrel: catspec_0.97.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: catspec_0.97.tgz, r-oldrel: catspec_0.97.tgz |
| Old sources: | catspec archive |
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Why?
Daemon
“a daemon (/ˈdiːmən/ or /ˈdeɪmən/)[1] is a computer program that runs as a background process, rather than being under the direct control of an interactive user”
Options
upstart
System V(init.d)
monit
forever
pm2
nodemon
list goes on
What I like about forever
Graceful shutdowns
List all forever processes in a nice tree with log file paths


In this game, you are trying to arrange the falling blocks to fill each row completely. You may move and rotate each piece as it falls. When it reaches the bottom (or another piece) it will stay there, and another piece will start to fall. The box to the right of the board displays the next piece.
When a row is completely filled, it will be removed from the board. Clear as many lines as you can in 5 minutes.
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
| Left/right arrows | Move piece left/right |
| Up arrow, X | Rotate piece clockwise |
| Z | Rotate piece counterclockwise |
| Down arrow | Accelerate piece downwards |
| Space | Immediately drop piece |
Please note that your gameplay will be recorded for research purposes.


This is a google apps test page.
The test is an exercise in 1) executing a Google Apps Script, 2) JQuery Rich Text Editor RTE, 3) overriding a RTE function, allowing only a fixed reduced size image in the RTE content, 4) saving the image on google drive as a html reference for the content 5) saving the content 6) selecting and retrieving the content 7) using a Google spreadsheet as a database


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Cyclone ISO C++ API Reference Guide
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#include "Duration.hpp"
Public Member Functions | |
| Duration () | |
| Duration (int32_t sec, uint32_t nanosec=0) | |
| int | compare (const Duration &that) const |
| uint32_t | nanosec () const |
| void | nanosec (uint32_t ns) |
| bool | operator!= (const Duration &that) const |
| Duration & | operator*= (uint64_t factor) |
| const Duration | operator+ (const Duration &other) const |
| Duration & | operator+= (const Duration &a_ti) |
| const Duration | operator- (const Duration &other) const |
| Duration & | operator-= (const Duration &a_ti) |
| bool | operator< (const Duration &that) const |
| bool | operator<= (const Duration &that) const |
| bool | operator== (const Duration &that) const |
| bool | operator> (const Duration &that) const |
| bool | operator>= (const Duration &that) const |
| int64_t | sec () const |
| void | sec (int64_t s) |
| int64_t | to_microsecs () const |
| int64_t | to_millisecs () const |
| double | to_secs () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static const Duration | from_microsecs (int64_t microseconds) |
| static const Duration | from_millisecs (int64_t milliseconds) |
| static const Duration | from_secs (double seconds) |
| static const Duration | infinite () |
| static const Duration | zero () |
Duration represents a time interval and can -
Definition at line 42 of file Duration.hpp.
| dds::core::Duration::Duration | ( | ) |
Create a Duration elapsing the default amount of time (zero seconds).
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explicit |
| int dds::core::Duration::compare | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
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static |
Create a Duration from a number of microseconds
| microseconds | number of microseconds |
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static |
Create a Duration from a number of milliseconds
| miliseconds | number of milliseconds |
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static |
Create a Duration from a number of seconds
| seconds | number of seconds |
| uint32_t dds::core::Duration::nanosec | ( | ) | const |
Get nanoseconds part of the Duration.
| void dds::core::Duration::nanosec | ( | uint32_t | ns | ) |
Set number of nanoseconds
| ns | number of nanoseconds |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator!= | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| Duration& dds::core::Duration::operator*= | ( | uint64_t | factor | ) |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator< | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator<= | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator== | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator> | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| bool dds::core::Duration::operator>= | ( | const Duration & | that | ) | const |
| int64_t dds::core::Duration::sec | ( | ) | const |
Get seconds part of the Duration.
| void dds::core::Duration::sec | ( | int64_t | s | ) |
Set number of seconds
| s | number of seconds |
| int64_t dds::core::Duration::to_microsecs | ( | ) | const |
Returns this Duration in micro-seconds.
| int64_t dds::core::Duration::to_millisecs | ( | ) | const |
Returns this Duration in milliseconds.
| double dds::core::Duration::to_secs | ( | ) | const |
Returns this Duration in seconds.


One of the great skills in using any language is knowing what not to use, what not to say. ... There's that simplicity thing again. --Ron Jeffries [source]


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THE AMATI GIRLS A film review by Rachel Gordon Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Did you hate those cheesy PBS after-school specials when you were a kid? The ones where the smallest conflict was made into a volcanic crisis but all was miraculously solved within a half an hour's time? If your answer is "yes", stay away from The Amati Girls.
 Each character embodies the ultimate in annoying stereotypes, from selfless martyr to irresponsible wanderer. And of course, they each have a male in their life to represent the standard issues of women's liberation from 30 years ago.
These issues are blatantly imbued through four sibling daughters, the product of Dolly (Cloris Leachman, Hanging Up) and a recently deceased father. As Dolly is obsessed with taking care of her burial details, the girls come together to discuss and judge her life and each other's.
 She is the ultimate Energizer bunny for her family. Her special skill besides homemaking? She always knows which saint to pray to. Denise, (Dinah Manoff, in her first role in eight years) defends her right to remain single as she searches for a storybook romance. Is Mark Harmon the one, after he had the nerve to tell her she couldn't sing professionally while he's still supporting her through auditions? Christine (Sean Young, Blade Runner) is currently separated from the father of her child (Jamey Sheridan) because he is far more focused on being a successful ad man than caring about his family. To round out this list of polarities is Delores (Lily Knight), a young woman who is mentally damaged and treated like a thorn in everyone's side.
Do any of these women deserve respect? They certainly don't try to improve their situations. Grace admits she surrendered her needs to her own husband as Christine complains her marriage just can't work. What does Christine do to comfort her disappointed daughter each time Daddy doesn't show up? Sit around the house all day and complain, or go to a relative's house. To complain.
These issues are dealt with in the same conversational fashion prevalent 20 years ago. Christine argues with her mother that she wants out of her marriage. She proclaims that women expect more these days, to be happy instead of accepting a life of servitude to their husbands. Her mother stereotypically replies that she is glad she got married when she did because at least she had "stability."
The blandness of this dramatic work comes inherently from overly emoting dialogue: "Mom, he gave nothing in return!" "Christine, he gave me my children."  This last said by a male co-worker who leaves Paul to work on a major project by himself so he can read his child a bedtime story. "How did you know Aunt Loretta was the one?" "Because she had a good heart, what else do you need?" This is just a small sample of the excruciating, explicit dialogue. The entire movie sounds this bad.
On the flip side of one exasperating emotional note after another, the structure shifts to provide easy endings to conflicts without natural plot devices to go with them. Dolly suddenly allows Delores to have a boyfriend, after explaining that some people are picked by God to go through life without significant others. Of course, Paul and Christine work things out when he skips a big project to come to their daughter's ballet recital. Sheridan, Harmon, and Ruehl exit with the least amount of shame, using silence just as well as their quiet dialogue. If only the other characters had been so lucky.
It's this type of storytelling that keeps women from being able to write and direct projects that are intelligent and worthwhile. Ugh.
RATING: * [LOWEST RATING]
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: PG
Director: Anne De Salvo Producer: James Alex, Melanie Backer, Steven Johnson III, Michael I. Levy, Henry M. Shea Jr. Writer: Anne De Salvo Starring: Cloris Leachman, Mercedes Ruehl, Dinah Manoff, Sean Young, Lily Knight, Lee Grant, Paul Sorvino, Jamey Sheridan, Mark Harmon
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Collect Data
Calibrate
Use Tobii's software to do the calibration. I did try to write my own calibration but then I found Tobii's is great which even had a game to play (Now I can't find the game, seems like it is deleted). After the calibration, you can open MicEye by
python miceye.py
Start collection
Place all the images in a same folder, then change the "image folder" option in config.json
.
The data collection begin with typing the name down. And a message is shown to the volunteers to tell them how the experiment is setted up. You can modify the message at main.py
.
Simply look
Just press the "Enter" for the next image. Gaze will be recorded.
Type to label
This is for quantification/classification. For example, in knee X-Ray image, there is a quantification criteria named KL-Grade, range from 0 to 4, 0 means healthy and 4 is very ill. If do cat/dog classification, type 0 for cat and 1 for dog. It's on you.
Draw bounding boxes
You can add bounding boxes by click "Add Bounding Boxes", then draw some boxes.
Laser eye mode
It is a keypoint label, look at where you want label, and press "L" key.
Save data
The gaze data is saved automatically after the experiment is finished.
In default setting, the data will be saved to logs/name year-month-day-hour-minute.csv
.
In the save file include multiple lines, each line include information seperated by semicolon, such as:
some-dir/9063823L.png;1;[[206, 412], [206, 412], [205, 411], ..., [105, 501]];[];(-1, -1)
It is orgnized by
image-location;class-label;[gaze-loc-1,gaze-loc-2,...,gaze-loc-n];[bbox_x1,bbox_y1,bbox_x2,bbox_y2];keypoint-loc
in which all the coordenate is the image coordinate system. For example, upper left of the image is [0,0]
.
Config
We also provide config.json
, so you can modify it.
{
"image folder": "image folder",
"save log to": "./logs",
"random display order": true,
"image height": 900,
"loading wait": 3,
"font": "Helvetica",
"dark mode": true,
"insta review": false,
"guide mode": true
}
Other options should be pretty straight forward. Let me explain "insta review" and "guide mode".
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"insta review" let you review the visualization of gaze when viewing the last image.
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"guide mode" display the annotation (if any) then display the image, this mode is for teaching which we are still working on.


Tarzan Directed by Chris Buck and Kevin Lima Featuring the voices of Tony Goldwyn, Minnie Driver, Rosie O'Donnell, Glenn Close Rated G
There is something so magical about animation- it's taking art and shaping it into a story. Disney has captured the glory and significance of this movie art form through the years and Tarzan's animation is mesmerizing. I wish I could say the same for the movie itself. I liked it a lot, but it doesn't hold up in the company of The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, or The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Perhaps I find the latest Disney offerings (Pocahontas, Mulan, Tarzan) somewhat disenchanted because I am growing up. However, I still continue to watch old Disney classics and the earlier ‘90s films and am always thrilled by them. Tarzan is good fun, though, and it even has something to say - that perhaps a child can be raised by anyone, any animal; that we can all live in harmony and peace together on this earth, beast and man.
Set in Africa, the film begins with scenes of Tarzan's parents being shipwrecked and building a house for themselves on the island upon which they are stranded. When Tarzan's two parents are killed by a viscous leopard, ape Kala (Glenn Close), who has also lost her baby to the leopard, adopts him as her own. Her mate Kerchak (Lance Henriksen) disapproves. He is a melancholic ape who will, for most of the rest of his life, taunt and be cold towards Tarzan. There is a part of Kala who thinks Tarzan can replace her dead baby.
As Tarzan grows up, he makes friends with Turk, another ape (Rosie O'Donnell), and Tantor, an elephant (Wayne Knight). When a group of explorers visits the jungle, Tarzan is curious because they look exactly like he does.  He befriends these humans, among them a bubbly Minnie Driver character, a courageous, spunky girl named Jane Porter. She, her father (Nigel Hawthorne), and Clayton (Brian Blessed), a man who is with them to protect them but seems to always go against their wishes, are in the wilds to study gorillas. Mr. Porter has a theory that gorillas are social animals and are gentle. Clayton, the core villain of the film, thinks differently and is out to shoot some. When Jane is attacked by a group of monkeys, Tarzan comes to her rescue, and then, they fall in love. Tarzan must then decide whether he wants to stay in the world he has known all his life or go back to where he "belongs."
One of the movie's greatest flaws is the lack of a memorable villain.  Because of this, Tarzan just isn't as fun as it could've been. I enjoyed Phil Collins' songs laden with percussion beats. There is a nice bounce to the beginning of the single version of the Rob Cavallo co-produced "You'll Be In My Heart." Though none of the songs are as memorable as Disney's earlier theme songs, Collins' work fits the film perfectly. I enjoyed the voices, too. I bet Rosie O'Donnell had a lot of fun creating Terk's voice. She kind of exaggerates too much and her performance doesn't seem as natural as Minnie Driver's performance, but she's fun. Driver is enthusiastic and her magnetic self as Jane, and Nigel Hawthorne is funny as Jane's lively father.
Over the years, I have set high standards for Disney movies. They used to have grandeur and heart, and while Tarzan has both, it is all to a lesser degree. Tarzan has a vibrant energy in its scenes in which Tarzan is fighting with animals like leopards and wild monkeys, but as a whole, the movie is disappointing; fun, but underwhelming.
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An environment to simulate the development of annual plant populations with regard to population dynamics and genetics, especially herbicide resistance. It combines genetics on the individual level (Renton et al. 2011) with a stochastic development on the population level (Daedlow, 2015). Renton, M, Diggle, A, Manalil, S and Powles, S (2011) <doi:10.1016/j.jtbi.2011.05.010> Daedlow, Daniel (2015, doctoral dissertation: University of Rostock, Faculty of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.)
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Configuring Trust Stores and Key Stores
Trust stores and key stores contain X.509 certificates. Those certificates contain public (or private) keys, and are organized and managed under either a TrustManager or a KeyManager, respectively.
If you need to generate X.509 certificates, please see Certificate Generation for more information.
Configuring a Trust Manager
A trust manager is used to keep trust anchors: these are root certificates which have been issued by certificate authorities. It determines whether the remote authentication credentials (and thus the connection) should be trusted. As an HTTPS client, the vast majority of requests will use only a trust manager.
If you do not configure it at all, WS uses the default trust manager, which points to the cacerts
key store in ${java.home}/lib/security/cacerts
. If you configure a trust manager explicitly, it will override the default settings and the cacerts
store will not be included.
If you wish to use the default trust store and add another store containing certificates, you can define multiple stores in your trust manager. The CompositeX509TrustManager will try each in order until it finds a match:
ssl-config {
trustManager = {
stores = [
{ path: ${store.directory}/truststore.jks, type: "JKS" } # Added trust store
{ path: ${java.home}/lib/security/cacerts, password = "changeit" } # Default trust store
]
}
}
Trust stores should only contain CA certificates with public keys, usually JKS or PEM. PKCS12 format is supported, but PKCS12 should not contain private keys in a trust store, as noted in the reference guide.
Configuring a Key Manager
A key manager is used to present keys for a remote host. Key managers are typically only used for client authentication (also known as mutual TLS).
The CompositeX509KeyManager may contain multiple stores in the same manner as the trust manager.
ssl-config {
keyManager = {
stores = [
{
type: "pkcs12",
path: "keystore.p12",
password: "password1"
},
]
}
}
A key store that holds private keys should use PKCS12 format, as indicated in the reference guide.
Configuring a Store
A store corresponds to a KeyStore object, which is used for both trust stores and key stores. Stores may have a type – PKCS12
, JKS
or PEM
(aka Base64 encoded DER certificate) – and may have an associated password.
Stores must have either a path
or a data
attribute. The path
attribute must be a file system path.
{ type: "PKCS12", path: "/private/keystore.p12" }
The data
attribute must contain a string of PEM encoded certificates.
{
type: "PEM", data = """
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
...certificate data
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
...certificate data
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
...certificate data
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
"""
}
Debugging
To debug the key manager / trust manager, set the following flags:
ssl-config.debug = {
ssl = true
trustmanager = true
keymanager = true
}
Further Reading
In most cases, you will not need to do extensive configuration once the certificates are installed. If you are having difficulty with configuration, the following blog posts may be useful:


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Horner: Brazil win important to keep Honda in Formula 1 post-2020
by Jonathan NobleRed Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks Honda's latest victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix was important for helping convince the manufacturer to remain in Formula 1.
Max Verstappen triumphed ahead of Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly at Interlagos last weekend to deliver Honda its first-1-2 finish in F1 since the 1991 Japanese GP, scored by Gerhard Berger and Ayrton Senna for McLaren.
The recent run of strong form, which included Verstappen delivering a pole position-setting time in Mexico before a penalty, comes against the backdrop of Honda deciding whether or not to commit to F1 after 2020.
Company bosses are considering whether the investment that will be required for F1's new era from 2021 onwards is likely to deliver the results they hope for.
Asked by Autosport how crucial the latest run of form was in getting Honda to stay in F1, Horner said: "I think is very important.
"Honda is seeing great progress and I think they can really see [the reward] after five years of commitment and effort.
"You have to remember how things were when they came back into the sport.
"I think that they have done a great job in keeping their heads down with great passion and pride to get themselves into this position."
Horner's belief about the positive impact of the latest win are shared by Honda's F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe, who has helped guide it to its most successful season since returning to the sport in 2015.
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"I hope this result impact our future with a positive side," he said.
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THE GAME
RATING: ***1/2 (out of ****)
Polygram / 1997 / 2:08 / R (brief sexuality, violence, language) Cast: Michael Douglas; Sean Penn; Deborah Kara Unger; James Rebhorn; Anna Katerina; Armin Mueller-Stahl Director: David Fincher Screenplay: John D. Brancato; Michael Ferris
David Fincher is a master of the dark, dreary and depressing. His only two previous directing credits are "Alien 3" and "Seven," but anyone who has seen either of those films can testify that an unsettling atmosphere is practically a character alone whenever Fincher's at the helm. This menacing ambiance certainly plays a part in "The Game," his extremely clever new thriller that incorporates a little of Henri-Georges Clouzot and a lot of Alfred Hitchcock, yet still feels like a complete original. It's one of those movies where the cinematic experience is far from over when the credits start to roll -- in fact, it's really just begun.
"The Game" stars Michael Douglas as Nick Van Orten, a millionaire investment banker who lives only with his maid in an immense San Francisco mansion. Birthday number 48 is fast approaching, a milestone that is met with both trepidation and surprise; not only is that the age his father was when he took his life, but Nick's black sheep brother Conrad (Sean Penn) mysteriously surfaces to offer his sibling a surprise present -- a gift certificate to a shady agency known as Consumer Recreation Services. "They make your life fun," Conrad says to Nick. Um, sure.
Somewhat reluctantly, Nick pays a visit to CSR's downtown offices where he learns that his gift is a real-life "game" tailored to match his stamina and cerebral capacities. He undergoes a lengthy series of tests, both mental and physical, and is sent on his way after being told that his game will start without warning. Before too long, strange things begin to happen -- occurrences as mundane as his ballpoint pen leaking in his breast pocket or as bizarre as a waitress (Deborah Kara Unger) spilling drinks on him and then admitting she was paid $400 to do so. He also finds keys with the CSR emblem on them all over the place. Nick begins to cast a suspicious eye on all of his surroundings, as even the most innocent everyday acts -- like taking a cab or watching TV -- seem to yield nightmarish circumstances.
To say anything else about "The Game"'s story would be unfair, because the vast enjoyment of this particularly labrynthine mystery is derived from its tumbling domino-like chain of events. Surprises are numerous, frequent and so involving that Fincher actually positions us in the middle of the creepy goings-on. In a sense, we become Nick and work through the puzzle with him, and many scenes act as a testament to that. When, early in the film, a business associate inexplicitly tells Nick of his dealings with CSR only by quoting a Biblical passage -- "I once was blind but now I see" -- it's hard to keep the hairs on the back of your neck from standing up. There's also a standout sequence where Nick ambles through an airport and views every person walking by and every object in reach as a element of the game. With Fincher's eerie focus, even a baby rattle appears malevolent.
Much was made of the shocking conclusions to both "Seven" and "Alien 3," and when it comes to "The Game"'s finale, "shocking" is quite an understatement. I suppose there are those in the audience who will have things all figured out by the time "The Game" reaches its actual denouement, but its concluding scene is one that probably no one will predict. Fincher's execution completely defies expectation, and for that reason alone, "The Game" really pulls the wool over your eyes -- this is one of those endings that's more genius the more it's thought about, and it should be thought about a lot. How the movie arrives there is quite a different matter, utilizing sporadic bouts of coincidence and a few ideas that are never fully explained or developed, but then again, John D. Brancato and Michael Ferris'screenplay so eagerly explores so many insane tangents that it's not necessarily jolting that they eventually shoot themselves in the foot.
There are many things to admire about "The Game," and chief among them is the Fincher's pure exhilarating craftsmanship. Michael Douglas' performance is also wondrous itself, and because his fleshed-out, unnerved anti-hero is featured prominently in just about every scene, it's quite easy to see what's keeping him on his toes. Nick Van Orten is a classic "innocent man on the lam" role, and the movie offers a classy yarn for him to run through. And as the game toys with Nick's head, "The Game" gets inside ours.
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I am using a EmonTX to monitor a PV plant and record 5 temperatures from a solar hot water tank. Everything is working like a charm but there just one more signal I need to log.
Hot water solar panel are provided with a PT1000 connected to a controller that regulates heat exchange with tank. There is no way for me to install a new one so I want to read it "in parallel" using EmonTX.
I believe I need a high impedance analog input able to read DC values from 0.0 to 5.0V. Is it possible to adapt the CT input 3 for such a task?
Thanks in advance
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
Yes you can, but unless you specifically want to use the socket, it would probably be much easier to use one of the spare analogue inputs (AIO4 & 5) that appear on the port headers (see http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sites/default/files/emonTx-io.png). Those inputs are 0 - 3.3 V but dividing the 5 V down to 3.3 V is trivial. However, you must ensure that no other connection to the emonTx is connected to earth - as the input of your controller will probably be referenced to ground and you must avoid ground loops.
If you want to use CT3 input, leave out C11 & R17, and put a wire link in place of R15. Make R16 33 kΩ and connect a 18 kΩ to the plug tip in series with your input. The plug sleeve will be your 0 V line.
That will load your source with approximately 50 kΩ but if the source is a low impedance will present an adequately low impedance to the ADC input. The reason you want to do that is (from the Atmel data sheet):
Clearly, increasing the resistor values will decrease the load on your output, but you might need to be careful when reading the ADC to ensure it has settled.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
I do something very similar to what your describing to monitor my solar hotwater, although with a stock Arduino not an EmonTX. In the attached display I sniff both the 46.0C and 37.8C by unobtrusively monitoring the Resol controller drive the PT1000.
Most controllers pulse the PT1000 rather than energise it continuously, to avoid any self-heating effects in the probe; that's definitely how mine works. Have you put a voltmeter across the probe terminals? If you see a steady voltage then it's an easier problem, but more likely you'll see 0V and every once in a while (~2 seconds from memory on the Resol), there'll be a short sharp pulse. It's that pulse you need to capture and measure, and since you don't really know when it's coming, you pretty much need to dedicate an A/D converter to sniffing it constantly.
The other issue is you need to ensure your sniffer is always energised, or have a way to isolate it from the probe terminals when it's not (a relay or equivalent). The Arduino's A/D input impedance drops to close to nothing once it's unpowered as the protection diodes start conducting any pulse that comes in. My Resol immediately reports "Sensor Fault" (and shuts the circulation pump off for safety) if I power down the Arduino without disconnecting it.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
If you're connecting directly across the sensor and the controller input rather than the controller analogue output (which is fundamentally wrong but possibly the only way available to you), then the divider - presenting a 10 kΩ load with the emonTx unpowered - might well get around the "Sensor Fault" problem - but it might still cause unacceptable errors ( ~10 °C) to the controller even when powered and presenting a 50 kΩ load. In that case, you might need to go to 680 kΩ and 390 kΩ, which should give an error of about 0.25 °C when powered.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
One nice thing about the Resol controller is it displays all its temperature readings on the LCD display (to 1 decimal place) so its pretty easy to see if your load has had an impact, and also provides an easy way to calibrate your A/D readings with temperature (assuming you trust their calibration).
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
I think maybe the best way it to use one spare analog input as Robert suggested (I ignored they existed...).
My solar controller is a rebranded Resol device but PT1000 probes are continiously powered as I can see a steady 1.7---1.9V on inputs. A disconnected probe input measures 5V on controller input.
Maybe I can add some load resistances between the load and the emonTX just to ensure that controller keeps working in case the sniffer is off. .... but this will probably mess up A/D conversion.
Confused...
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
"Maybe I can add some load resistances between the load and the emonTX just to ensure that controller keeps working in case the sniffer is off. .... but this will probably mess up A/D conversion.
Confused..."
Why confused? My guess is the controller feeds a constant current into the PT1000 sensor - just a temperature-dependent resistor - and measures the voltage. If you add a parallel resistance, you will reduce the resistance the controller sees and reduce the temperature it indicates.
Therefore you want to put the highest possible resistance in parallel with the sensor to reduce the load. Now that you've said that the normal operating voltage of your sensor is about 2 V, which is less than the 3.3 V input range of the emonTx, then all you need is a single resistor in series with the analogue input. However, because of the effect of the sample & hold capacitor that I quoted earlier, you might want to put a capacitor across the input pin to ground so that the capacitor supplies the charge to the s & h capacitor. I suggest a resistor value of 470 kΩ and a capacitor of 1nF. The series resistor and the internal protection diodes will save the analogue input from damage if the sensor becomes disconnected, and the error will be less than 1 °C at 70 °C even when the emonTx is not powered.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
For what its worth, I happened across my old calibration data in the archives (see attached photo). This is using an external 2.02V reference for the A/D. If you do the resistor maths with reference to the pt1000 resistance chart, it looks like my controller is pumping about 1.371mA thru' the probe. But given yours is a non-pulsing model, that may not be relevant to you.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
And remember,when doing any end-point calculations, on a good day the collector temperature can get well in excess of 100C. You can see in the attached graph the bottom of the tank (i.e. the cold end) hit 70C by about 10am. It then turns off the circulation pump to avoid blowing the tank up. Instead it lets the collector boil, which has a steam release valve up there. You'll see the circulation pump cycles for the rest of the day to keep the tank at 70C, until eventually the collector cools down at about 5pm. I was clearly away that day, because there was no draw on the hotwater at all.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
SUCCESS!
Thanks to your help and suggestion I made it.
I managed to read a PT1000 input connected to a "Digisol" temperature controller (a rebranded Resol).
To do this I connected a 560kΩ in series and a 4.7nF capacitor in parallel to the AI5 on the EmonTX.
I also had to put a software filter to smooth temperature readings since 1 bit on analog input corresponded to about 1°C.
When the EmonTX is powered down the analog temperature readout on the solar controller drops by about 1.5°C (this is a very good result).
If I disconnect the EmonTX, the temperature reading on the solar controller remains unchanged!! Great! Analog input is not affecting solar controller functions.
Now I have one analog temperature and 5 digital DS18B20 probes connected to my solar boiler. They helped me tracking down some performance issues on a bad installation. dBC plant performs much better.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
You could probably increase your 560kΩ if you want to reduce the apparent temperature drop (the 1.5°C) but if you are happy with it as it is, then leave well alone. I'm glad you've got it working nicely.
Re: Read DC analog signals with CT input
dBC plant performs much better.
I chose a pretty extreme solar day (just 9 days after the summer solstice) for that graph just to show how hot the roof collector can get. My average days look a lot more like yours.


Antigua and Barbuda launches ‘Come Home In December’ diaspora sweepstakes
by Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority(PRESS RELEASE) – Following a dynamic year of award-winning marketing campaigns, new events, and hotel openings, The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority is excited to be celebrating an even greater milestone.
By December 2019, Antigua and Barbuda Tourism stayover arrivals would have reached over 300,000. And, with the launch of a new ‘Come home’ sweepstakes, the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority is inviting the Antiguan and Barbudan diaspora to join in on the celebrations.
“The destination has received tremendous growth since 2018, and we are proud to know that by December 2019, we would have met and surpassed our target of 300,000 stay-over visitor arrivals,” said Antigua and Barbuda Minister of Tourism, The Honourable Charles Fernandez. “We have to recognise each and every one employed in the tourism industry, who have welcomed visitors to our shores and whose deliverance of quality customer care ensures our visitors have an amazing experience while they are here.”
“Reaching 300,000 stay-over tourism arrivals is a significant milestone,” said CEO of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority Colin C. James. “We have incredible partnerships with stakeholders throughout the industry, who have been instrumental in bringing us to this milestone, and who are as committed as we are to driving tourism growth.”
As Antigua and Barbuda Tourism officials push to reach the 300,000 mark, the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority has launched a sweepstake specifically targeted to the global diaspora.
“The Antigua and Barbuda diaspora are travelers too. And we are inviting them to ‘Come home in December’ to reconnect with family and friends, and ring in the new decade in Antigua and Barbuda,” said James.
The ‘Come Home in December’ promotion entices Antiguans and Barbudans living abroad to come home during the month of December for a chance to win a free 3-night, 4-day trip back to Antigua during summer of 2020. The promotion officially kicks-off today, November 20, 2019.
The sweepstake is open to citizens of Antigua and Barbuda living abroad and persons of Antiguan and Barbudan heritage. Persons must enter on the www.visitantiguabarbuda.com website and be able to prove booking and travel between December 1 and December 31, 2019. One winner will be selected from each of Antigua and Barbuda’s main source markets in the USA, Canada, U.K. & Europe and the Caribbean. Winners will be selected by random drawing and will be expected to show proof of citizenship and heritage or lineage. Visit www.visitantiguabarbuda.com to enter and for full details and terms and conditions.
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Computing the correlation is a little complicated, and is easiest done in multiple steps. While it's not crucial that you can go through all of these steps on your own, we'll explain how the correlation is defined to help understand why it computes how related two sets of data are.
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