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These exercises are part of the asynchronous component of this course. Material is taught and demonstrated, but at times you are asked to complete one of the exercises to help you master the new concepts.In the repository you are using for this course, look inside the exercises source folder, and you will see assignments organized by name. Before continuing on to the next portion of the asynchronous material, spend some time on the exercise. When you are finished, commit your code so that credit for the exercise can be given.
It is not so important that you get the exercise exactly right. It is important to work through it as best you can before you look at the solution or continue with other work in this module.
Before starting this exercise:
Be sure to update your repository before beginning this assignment, so that you receive any code you need.
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For 798 pennies: 7 dollars 3 quarters 2 dimes 0 nickels 3 pennies
- Find the project name in the package explorer
- Right (control) click on the project name
- Select Team…
- Select Update
- Supply your user name and password if necessary
Hints:
- You need to use integer division and remainder (%) to complete this exercise.
- Review the video materials as necessary for this module.
After completing this exercise:
Commit any files you have changed so that you receive credit for your work!


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Hands Off Grace Mugabe – Malema
by Staff ReporterSouth African opposition leader Julius Malema of the Economic Freedom Front (EFF) has described as “small minded” and “foolish” the targeting of Grace Mugabe by enemies of her late husband and former President Robert Mugabe.
Malema on Tuesday said Mugabe’s enemies must accept that he defeated them while he still loved and stop bothering his surviving spouce.
Grace has in recent weeks clashed with “invaders” into her properties whom she believes have been sent by allies of President Mnangagwa to fix her.
Grace Mugabe fronted the G40 faction that was involved in a bitter succession war with the Lacoste faction led by Mnangagwa before her late husband was ousted in a coup in November 2017.
“There are small minded people who always get tempted to blame Cde Grace Mugabe for whatever reasons and we see that as a direct attack on the legacy of President Mugabe, you must have courage to confront President Mugabe and leave his wife out of your hatred of his politics,” said Malema.
“It is only fools who target wives when they are defeated by the husbands. You must accept that the husband defeated you when he was still alive and leave his wife and children alone.
“Allow them to live in Zimbabwe in peace. We don’t want to wake up one morning and we are told that Grace is no longer staying in Zimbabwe because she was victimised for the political stance which was taken by the husband.”
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By default, a newline will not be appended to the message. If you need a newline, you have to explicitly add it to the message (see ‘Examples’).
This function was inspired by rlang::inform()
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{ # a message without a newline at the end xfun::msg_cat("Hello world!") # add a newline at the end xfun::msg_cat(" This message appears right after the previous one.\n") } suppressMessages(xfun::msg_cat("Hello world!"))


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Fancy Qubits.¶
The basic qubit runs at the speed of C++ when numpy uses MKL. To maintain that speed, operations that harm performance are separated into FancyQubits. Currently, there are two main features in FancyQubits.
- Euler angle.
- Qubit Visualization.
SfqFancyQubit¶
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class
sfqQubit.
SfqFancyQubit
(d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ Qubit enhanced with additional features, which are separated from the basic qubits to preserve their speed.
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__init__
(d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ This constructor is not intended to be used. Do not call this.
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alpha_list
¶ List of \(\alpha\) Euler angle
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beta_list
¶ List of \(\beta\) Euler angle
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gamma_list
¶ List of \(\gamma\) Euler angle
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kets
¶ The 6 cardinal rotated states.
Returns: The 6 cardinal rotated states.
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measure_fidelity
()¶ Measure the fidelity. Implement in subclasses.
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pulse_and_precess
()¶ Rotate the qubit for d_theta around y-axes, then precess for one clock period.
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pulse_pattern
(pattern)¶ Evolve the qubit according to a sequence of 0 (precession) and 1 (sfq pulse_and_precess).
Parameters: pattern – The pulse sequence.
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resonance
()¶ Apply a resonance pulse sequence to the qubit.
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set_plot_kets
(plot_kets=None)[source]¶ Choose which kets to plot. Plotting too many kets may lead to performance issues.
Parameters: plot_kets – A list of kets to plot. The followings are supported. - ‘G’: Ground (+z)
- ‘E’: Excited (-z)
- ‘P’: (+x)
- ‘P_I’: (+y)
- ‘M’: (-x)
- ‘M_I’: (-y)
For example, to plot the ground state and the excited state, pass in [‘G’, ‘E’].
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Sfq2LevelFancyQubit¶
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class
sfqQubit.
Sfq2LevelFancyQubit
(axes, d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ -
__init__
(axes, d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ Call the constructor of Sfq2LevelQubit. Then prepare the visualization on the provided axes.
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kets
¶ The 6 cardinal rotated states.
Returns: The 6 cardinal rotated states.
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measure_fidelity
(method='states')¶ Measure the fidelity of the rotation applied to the qubit.
Parameters: method – Currently only states is implemented. TODO Implement ‘gates’. Returns: The fidelity.
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precess
()¶ Precess the qubit for one clock period.
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pulse_and_precess
()¶ Rotate the qubit for d_theta around y-axes, then precess for one clock period.
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pulse_pattern
(pattern)¶ Evolve the qubit according to a sequence of 0 (precession) and 1 (sfq pulse_and_precess).
Parameters: pattern – The pulse sequence.
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resonance
()¶ Apply a resonance pulse sequence to the qubit.
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set_plot_kets
(plot_kets=None)¶ Choose which kets to plot. Plotting too many kets may lead to performance issues.
Parameters: plot_kets – A list of kets to plot. The followings are supported. - ‘G’: Ground (+z)
- ‘E’: Excited (-z)
- ‘P’: (+x)
- ‘P_I’: (+y)
- ‘M’: (-x)
- ‘M_I’: (-y)
For example, to plot the ground state and the excited state, pass in [‘G’, ‘E’].
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Sfq3LevelFancyQubit¶
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class
sfqQubit.
Sfq3LevelFancyQubit
(axes, d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ -
__init__
(axes, d_theta=0.015707963267948967, w_clock=31415926535.89793, w_qubit=(31415926535.89793,<PHONE_NUMBER>0.35995), theta=1.5707963267948966)[source]¶ Call the constructor of Sfq3LevelQubit. Then prepare the visualization on the provided axes.
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kets
¶ The 6 cardinal rotated states.
Returns: The 6 cardinal rotated states.
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measure_fidelity
(method='states', ignore_leakage=False)¶ Measure the fidelity of the rotation applied to the qubit.
Parameters: - method – Either ‘states’ or ‘gates’.
- ignore_leakage – Do not account for the leakage level when computing fidelity.
Returns: The fidelity.
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precess
()¶ Precess the qubit for one clock period.
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pulse_and_precess
()¶ Rotate the qubit for d_theta around y-axes, then precess for one clock period.
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pulse_pattern
(pattern)¶ Evolve the qubit according to a sequence of 0 (precession) and 1 (sfq pulse_and_precess).
Parameters: pattern – The pulse sequence.
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resonance
()¶ Apply a resonance pulse sequence to the qubit.
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set_plot_kets
(plot_kets=None)¶ Choose which kets to plot. Plotting too many kets may lead to performance issues.
Parameters: plot_kets – A list of kets to plot. The followings are supported. - ‘G’: Ground (+z)
- ‘E’: Excited (-z)
- ‘P’: (+x)
- ‘P_I’: (+y)
- ‘M’: (-x)
- ‘M_I’: (-y)
For example, to plot the ground state and the excited state, pass in [‘G’, ‘E’].
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local the=require "config"
local NUM=require "num"
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local function create(n) return {
reportEvery = n,
m = 0,
stats = NUM.create(),
all = {}
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print{n=i.stats.n, mu=i.stats.mu, sd=i.stats.sd} end
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if x~= the.ignore then
i.m = i.m + 1
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i.all[#i.all + 1] = i.stats
report(i)
i.stats = NUM.create() end end
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i = i or create()
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Computer Controlled Cutting
3D Scanning and Printing
Vinyl Cutting
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Soldering | Electronics
Rasberry Pi
Final Project
Soldering
I chose to work on spinning LED wheel.
Here is the picture of it done!
It was fun to work with soldering again since last time I solder was when I was in middle school.


The Northwest School
Educational Technology Coordinator • June 2014 - June 2020
Six years experience leading a community of teachers as the Educational Technology Coordinator, guiding teachers in their curricular design, integration of technology, and developing inclusive pedagogy.
Key Accomplishments:
- Planned and delivered regular faculty trainings with support and teaching faculty focused on student-centered pedagogy and mindful technology integration.
- Collaborated with teachers to design and implement projects and lessons that integrate technology across the 6-12 curriculum.
- Delivered lessons to students in 6-12 classes on a variety of subjects, including academic research, video creation and design, programming and hardware design, 3D design, using a variety of software tools, and digital citizenship, among many others.
- Coordinated with faculty, administration, and the greater school community to launch the bring your own device (BYOD) and 1:1 Laptop Program initiatives.
- Served as a department chair, responsible for planning and implementing technology integration across the 6-12 student experience.
- Co-led the development and implementation of a two-week experiential learning program for the whole school including program expectations, logistics, communication and registration.
- Served as a member of the 2018 Strategic Planning Committee, and co-chaired the educational technology sub-group, developing a strategic framework that guides decision-making at the school.
Additional Responsibilities:
- Department Chair, Curriculum Committee, EdTech Committee (Chair), Summits (Experiential learning), Professional Development, Administrative Leadership Team, Strategic Planning Committee, Faculty Executive Committee, Committee on Collaborative Learning, White Anti-racist Working Group, Lego Robotics, FTC Robotics
Cleveland High School
Social Studies Teacher & 1:1 Program Coordinator • September 2010 - June 2014
Four years experience split between the classroom and launching/planning a 1:1 Laptop Program.
Key Accomplishments:
- Worked with Seattle University Law School and the Federal District Court to reintroduce a Street Law program for senior classes; integrating project-based learning and giving students hands-on experience with the legal system.
- Participated in the Knowledge in Action AP US Government research study with the University of Washington, teaching AP Government using a PBL model.
- Co-designed and implemented a youth mentoring program for at-risk and truant 9th grade students.
- Led school-wide trainings for faculty and students.
- Deployed and managed 700+ laptops to students in a 1-to-1 environment.
- Supported students and staff in their use of Google Apps and ECHO (LMS system).
- Developed school-wide policies and procedures to facilitate technology integration and acceptable use.
Additional Responsibilities:
- Junior State (JSA) faculty advisor and chaperone, Network Analyst for District (coordinating with Department of Information Services), New Tech Network Liaison
Berkeley High School
Social Studies Teacher • September 2008 - June 2010
Taught Introduction to Economics, American Government, and Study Skills. Worked with the most at-risk 9th grade students to build strong study habits, establish community, and prepare them for 10th grade.
Key Accomplishments:
- Taught Economics and American Government to 12th grade students.
- Completed the week-long training seminar for AP US History.
- Worked with the "Life Academy" intervention program for at-risk 9th grade students to help students develop study skills.
Additional Responsibilities:
- JV Football Coach, Junior State of America faculty advisor and chaperone
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MA, Educational Technology • 2002 — 2004
University of California at Davis
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Prairie Patch Farm LLC
2020 - Present
Prairie Patch Farm offers llama experiences to our community including: guided llama hikes, llama grams, llama birthday parties, llama weddings, llama zooms.
Homelab
2008 - Present
My homelab is based on pfSense, HP ProCurve switches, Unifi WAPs, a Unifi PtMP antenna, several Unifi CPE antennas, Proxmox, Kubernetes and FreeNAS. My homelab includes services I utilize on the day to day and services I experiment with to further my knowledge and experience. Some of the services I run include: Pi-hole, dokuwiki, Tor Relay, Plex, NTP, Bitwarden, Unifi NVR, SmokePing, Home Assistant, ZoneMinder, PiAware, WeeWX, and Unifi Controller.
Weather Station
2018 - Present
I utilize WeeWX to gather weather data from a Davis Vantage Pro2 personal weather station and publish it to Weather Underground.
NTP Pool Project
2017 - Present
The NTP Pool Project is the largest organization of NTP servers in the world and is used by millions of systems worldwide. To give back to the NTP Pool community I donate a server that is apart of the NTP Pool. I also created a turn key solution for deploying a NTP server in AWS.
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After moving from the West Coast to the Midwest I have developed an interest in weather. I volunteer for the National Weather Service in the Quad Cities as a SKYWARN® spotter.
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The other day Scarlett was calling me in a very exited voice to come and look at something. The conversation went something like this; "Mama, come quick". "What do you want Scarlett?". "Come and look at this". "What is this?". "It's a, um, I can't remember what they are called, just look at this" (note: the excitement in her tone of voice was extreme by this stage!). I was now at the window with Scarlett and low and behold, there is an echidna digging in the garden outside our lounge room window. "It's an echidna", I explained. "I knew that mama, I was just so excited I couldn't get the word out", said Scarlett. "Of course" I replied, what else could I say! It is a bit of a treat to see them close up. Normally around here we see them waddling along the side of the road, not up by the house.
By the time we got the camera it had gone around the corner of the house and of course, was hiding. We took a couple of pictures and came back inside, knowing it wouldn't move while we were around. The echidna proceeded to climb the steps up into the back garden. What a sight to behold! It sort of meandered, waddled and staggered it's way up the steps. Didn't get photos of course, as I was too busy giggling to myself at the scene before me. So this is the best I could do.
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Welcome, Adventurer!
We at AdventureHunt recognize the challenges that go into planning a voyage, especially when there are so many patches of the world that we have yet to explore! For this reason, we created AdventureHunt to help you explore the areas you want to explore. Have some time off, but aren’t sure where to go or what to do? AdventureHunt can help you. We provide an explorative approach to trip planning. If you do not have a destination in mind, simply use our Flight Hunt
functionality to explore easy, affordable trips leaving from your local airport. Want to take a road trip, but want to save some money? Use the Car Hunt service to find affordable rental cars near you. Have a place in mind, but need a place to stay? Use the Hotel Hunt to explore affordable lodging in the area. If you love to travel and explore the world, but you simply can’t decide which corner to explore next, AdventureHunt is here to help you out.
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Slides
Slide 2 - Protocol Arch
Slide 3 - Multiplexing
Slide 7 - IP Addressing
Slide 8 - Transport Layer
Extra Readings
Assignments
Lab
Lab 1 (SSK/SDe - 19/01/2018)
Lab 2 (SSK/SDe - 02/02/2018)
Lab 3 (SSK/SDe - 09/02/2018)
Lab 4 (SSK/SDe - 16/02/2018)


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Allowing pyglet to select the best configuration based on a template is sufficient for most applications, however some complex programs may want to specify their own algorithm for selecting a set of OpenGL attributes.
You can enumerate a screen's configs using the get_matching_configs method. You must supply a template as a minimum specification, but you can supply an "empty" template (one with no attributes set) to get a list of all configurations supported by the screen.
In the following example, all configurations with either an auxilliary buffer or an accumulation buffer are printed:
platform = pyglet.window.get_platform() display = platform.get_default_display() screen = display.get_default_screen() for config in screen.get_matching_configs(gl.Config()): if config.aux_buffers or config.accum_red_size: print config
As well as supporting more complex configuration selection algorithms, enumeration allows you to efficiently find the maximum value of an attribute (for example, the maximum samples per pixel), or present a list of possible configurations to the user.


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Some websites and programs that I made for myself and the classes that I've taught.
Number Lines - Useful website for making number lines to practice fractions (3rd grade). Fork the Rel to customize the bounds and subdivisions of each number line.
Bingo Card Maker - A fork of this website for making bingo cards for multiplication practice (3rd grade).
Fraction Generator - a website for creating randomized sets of fractions. Good for practicing ordering, adding, multiplying, etc. Limits for numerator/denominator are possible by forking and making small edits.
Morning Meeting - A website for choosing an animal and then seeing randomized assortment of that animal, for likening oneself to in the morning.
Sierpinski's Triangle - an implementation in Processing.js of a self-generating Sierpinski triangle for triangles that the user can resize (not only equilateral triangles.) User can modify how large the "dots" that populate the triangle are. Bigger dots reveal the pattern faster, smaller dots reveal a more finely-detailed pattern.
Polyrhythm #1 - website for visualizing drum polyrhythms, between kick, hihat, and snare. Instructions on the website.
Post-its - a virtual Post-it implementation with a PHP/SQLite backend. Useful for making seating charts, class groupings, and other tasks that benefit from spatial sorting. Saving session contents is disabled on the Replit implementation. If you fork the code and run your own instance, uncomment the HTTP/POST section of router.php and the synchronize button will work. Your saved Post-its will be loaded into an SQLite database and displayed when you reload the server.
Conway's Game of Life - a live-editable implementation of Conway's game of life in Java, using Swing. It pauses every 200 generations for you to edit cells.
Gimkit Set Creator - a Python program that can be used to generate CSV files that adhere to Gimkit's requirements for a batch question import file. Gimkit is a website, similar to Blooket and Quizlet, that allows teachers to choose flashcard/question decks and then have students play games where they need to answer those questions periodically. Set the variables at the top according to whether you would like to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, and which numbers you would like to practice, run it, and then download the CSV file.
Drum Machine - Another drum machine with better concurrency and timing performance than the website version. Compose instrument patterns by typing in the quarter notes of X's and O's. The variable length patterns for each instrument invites experimentation with polyrhythms.
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ROMEO AND JULIET A film review by Jon Ridge Copyright 1996 Jon Ridge
I still believe that trailers should receive Academy Awards. It's kind of hard what those guys do: They've got to successfully evoke the mood and spirit of a film, while not actually giving the film itself away. And most importantly, of course, they have to make us, the audience, want to see the film.
This is certainly true of a trailer I saw a few months back for ROMEO AND JULIET. With its use of sharp editing and the right selection of music from the soundtrack, it made me want to see the film. Actually, I couldn't wait. So, I went wanting to like Baz Luhrmann's update of the Shakespeare classic not only because of that preview, but because the concept of placing such poetic and elegant verse in modern day intrigues me. And the director does a damn good job creating the surreality I'm sure he was looking to in which that verse could exist.
But, that is about where the positivity ends.
R&J plays as if somebody shot up, got high, then opened a copy of Cliff's Notes and read. Couldn't really understand what any of it was supposed to mean, and laughed at the whole thing. The film is trying to be different, like nothing we've ever seen before, which I definitely admire. However, if you are going to take classic lit this lightly, you've got to show some more control. I don't mean with camera angles, and editing techniques, but over the flow of the plot. This picture seems a whole lot more interested in being outrageous and bold than in the story it's trying to liven up.
For all it's fresh approach, there simply isn't much vitality.
The opening duel at a gas station is played, it seems, for laughs, and is filmed in a comical way, with hardly anyone getting shot.
As is the scene of Juliet and her mom getting ready for the upcoming party.
There is a scene on the beach in which Tybault is pounding Romeo, and Romeo doesn't fight back (primarily because he loves Juliet and Tybault is related to her, and I assume his restraint is out of respect). But then, Mercutio gets involved. It's clear _he_ wants to kill Tybault (because Romeo will not do it, and because Tybault's clan are bad boys and Mercutio doesn't want to see Romeo end up as such), but he drops his gun in the sand in order to fist fight with Tybault.
The father played by Paul Sorvino absolutely explodes when Juliet says she isn't going to marry Paris, quite nearly strangling his own daughter. I hear this is portrayed in Shakespeare's play, but here in the film we don't get to know Paris enough to care about him, or understand his connection with Juliet's father aside from being her suitor.
The party that Romeo crashes - Romeo comes in, having dropped acid moments before, and sees Mercutio in drag singing and dancing, and Juliet's father doing some sort of bad opera. The point of all of that, of course, being to get the audience into Romeo's mindset. I just felt it was way, way overdone.
And so, I left with a less than satisfied feeling. I know that the criticisms I have mentioned above are the director's new vision on old themes, and they are to be respected. In intention. But nothing he had to say sat right with me.
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Class ErrorCodes
Error numbers that can be returned by ASCOM Alpaca devices.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: ES.Ascom.Alpaca.Exceptions
Assembly: ES.Ascom.Alpaca.Shared.dll
Syntax
public static class ErrorCodes
Remarks
The range 0x400 to 0x4FF is reserved for ASCOM Alpaca common errors. These errors code are implemented in provided exception like AlpacaNotImplementedException, AlpacaNotConnectedException, ...
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceActionNotImplemented
Action Not Implemented Indicate that the requested action is not implemented in this driver.
Declaration
public static readonly int ActionNotImplemented
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceCustomErrorMaxValue
The maximum value a custom device error can take
Declaration
public static readonly int CustomErrorMaxValue
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
CustomErrorMinValue
The minimum value a custom device error can take
Declaration
public static readonly int CustomErrorMinValue
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
InvalidOperation
Invalid Operation Indicate that the requested operation can not be undertaken at this time.
Declaration
public static readonly int InvalidOperation
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceInvalidValue
Invalid value
Declaration
public static readonly int InvalidValue
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceInvalidWhileParked
Invalid While Parked Indicate that the attempted operation is invalid because the mount is currently in a Parked state.
Declaration
public static readonly int InvalidWhileParked
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceInvalidWhileSlaved
Invalid While Slaved Indicate that the attempted operation is invalid because the mount is currently in a Slaved state.
Declaration
public static readonly int InvalidWhileSlaved
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceNotConnected
Not connected Indicates the action can not be executed because the device is not connected
Declaration
public static readonly int NotConnected
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceNotImplemented
Property or method not implemented
Declaration
public static readonly int NotImplemented
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceUnspecifiedError
Default code used in exception if no error code has been specified
Declaration
public static readonly int UnspecifiedError
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
ValueNotSet
Value not set
Declaration
public static readonly int ValueNotSet
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |


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Macros | |
| #define | _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS |
Functions | |
| void | changeNameOfBustop (cities **city) |
| void | saveToFileStructOfCities (cities *list, char **argv) |
| void | saveToFileCities (cities *list, FILE **str) |
| void | saveToFileBustops (bustops *list, FILE **str) |
| void | saveToFileStructOfLines (lines *list, char **argv) |
| void | saveToFileLines (lines *list, FILE **str) |
| void | saveToFileBustopsToLine (bustopsToL *list, FILE **str) |
| #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS |
| void changeNameOfBustop | ( | cities ** | city | ) |
Function changes name of bus stop
| void saveToFileBustops | ( | bustops * | list, |
| FILE ** | str | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file bus stops
| void saveToFileBustopsToLine | ( | bustopsToL * | list, |
| FILE ** | str | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file bus stops to line
| void saveToFileCities | ( | cities * | list, |
| FILE ** | str | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file cities
| void saveToFileLines | ( | lines * | list, |
| FILE ** | str | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file lines
| void saveToFileStructOfCities | ( | cities * | list, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file structure of cities
| void saveToFileStructOfLines | ( | lines * | list, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
Function saves to file structure of lines


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How to Play:
The object of Tic Tac Toe is to get three in a row.

The first player is known as X and the second is O.
Players alternate placing Xs and Os on the game board until either opponent has three in a row or all nine squares are filled.
X always goes first, and in the event that no one has three in a row, the stalemate is called a cat game.
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People were most impressesd with the bathrooms.
[2]
The bathrooms were large, comfortably sized, and very clean and well maintained.


Models¶
The Models’ module contains six methods for calculating/generating probability
, estimated variance
, estimated mean
, estimated standard deviation
, expectation value
and discreteEmp
Models’ methods take mostly two arguments: outcome
and cummulative probability
but some methods (with asterisks) take optional arguments
which is amount of times to be generated.
To use the models module, you need to first import it as will be shown later. The model module has six methods which are:
discreteemp *¶
The discrete method takes two or three arguments: outcomes, cummulative probability, and an optional amount to generate. This is then used to generate a random outcome if only two arguments are supplied and a list of outcomes depending on the amount supplied as the third optional argument.
importing and usage¶
You could also import all the modules .. .. code-block:: python .. :emphasize-lines: 3,5


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Class SiloHost
Allows programmatically hosting an Orleans silo in the curent app domain.
Inheritance
Implements
Namespace: Orleans.Runtime.Host
Assembly: Orleans.Runtime.Legacy.dll
Syntax
public class SiloHost : MarshalByRefObject, IDisposable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceSiloHost(String)
Constructor
Declaration
public SiloHost(string siloName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | siloName | Name of this silo. |
SiloHost(String, FileInfo)
Constructor
Declaration
public SiloHost(string siloName, FileInfo configFile)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | siloName | Name of this silo. |
| FileInfo | configFile | Silo config file that will be used to initialize this silo. |
SiloHost(String, ClusterConfiguration)
Constructor
Declaration
public SiloHost(string siloName, ClusterConfiguration config)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | siloName | Name of this silo. |
| ClusterConfiguration | config | Silo config that will be used to initialize this silo. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceConfig
Configuration data for the Orleans system.
Declaration
public ClusterConfiguration Config { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ClusterConfiguration |
ConfigFileName
Configuration file used for this silo.
Changing this after the silo has started (when ConfigLoaded == true
) will have no effect.
Declaration
public string ConfigFileName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ConfigLoaded
Whether the silo config has been loaded and initializing it's runtime config.
Declaration
public bool ConfigLoaded { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Remarks
Changes to silo config properties will be ignored after ConfigLoaded == true
.
DeploymentId
Cluster Id (if any) for the cluster this silo is running in.
Declaration
public string DeploymentId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
IsStarted
Whether this silo started successfully and is currently running.
Declaration
public bool IsStarted { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Name
Name of this silo.
Declaration
public string Name { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
NodeConfig
Configuration data for this silo.
Declaration
public NodeConfiguration NodeConfig { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| NodeConfiguration |
Type
Type of this silo - either Primary
or Secondary
.
Declaration
public Silo.SiloType Type { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Silo.SiloType |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceDispose()
Called when this silo is being Disposed by .NET runtime.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
Dispose(Boolean)
Perform the Dispose / cleanup operation.
Declaration
protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | disposing |
InitializeOrleansSilo()
Initialize this silo.
Declaration
public void InitializeOrleansSilo()
LoadOrleansConfig()
Search for and load the config file for this silo.
Declaration
public void LoadOrleansConfig()
ReportStartupError(Exception)
Report an error during silo startup.
Declaration
public void ReportStartupError(Exception exc)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Exception | exc | Exception which caused the silo startup issue. |
Remarks
Information on the silo startup issue will be logged to any attached Loggers, then a timestamped StartupError text file will be written to the current working directory (if possible).
SetDeploymentId(String, String)
Set the ClusterId for this silo, as well as the connection string to use the silo system data, such as the cluster membership table..
Declaration
public void SetDeploymentId(string clusterId, string connectionString)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | clusterId | ClusterId this silo is part of. |
| System.String | connectionString | Azure connection string to use the silo system data. |
SetExpectedClusterSize(Int32)
Set expected deployment size.
Declaration
public void SetExpectedClusterSize(int size)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | size | The expected deployment size. |
SetPrimaryNodeEndpoint(IPEndPoint)
Set the endpoint addresses for the Primary silo (if any). This silo may be Primary, in which case this address should match this silo's inter-silo connection socket address.
Declaration
public void SetPrimaryNodeEndpoint(IPEndPoint endpoint)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint | endpoint | The IP address for the inter-silo connection socket on the Primary silo. |
SetProxyEndpoint(IPEndPoint)
Set the gateway proxy endpoint address for this silo.
Declaration
public void SetProxyEndpoint(IPEndPoint endpoint)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint | endpoint | IP address of the gateway socket connection. |
SetReminderServiceType(GlobalConfiguration.ReminderServiceProviderType)
Set the reminder service type to be used by this silo.
Declaration
public void SetReminderServiceType(GlobalConfiguration.ReminderServiceProviderType reminderType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GlobalConfiguration.ReminderServiceProviderType | reminderType | Reminder service type for this silo |
SetSeedNodeEndpoint(IPEndPoint)
Set the seed node endpoint address to be used by silo.
Declaration
public void SetSeedNodeEndpoint(IPEndPoint endpoint)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint | endpoint | IP address of the inter-silo connection socket on the seed node silo. |
SetSeedNodeEndpoints(IPEndPoint[])
Set the set of seed node endpoint addresses to be used by silo.
Declaration
public void SetSeedNodeEndpoints(IPEndPoint[] endpoints)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint[] | endpoints | IP addresses of the inter-silo connection socket on the seed node silos. |
SetSiloEndpoint(IPEndPoint, Int32)
Set the main endpoint address for this silo, plus the silo generation value to be used to distinguish this silo instance from any previous silo instances previously running on this endpoint.
Declaration
public void SetSiloEndpoint(IPEndPoint endpoint, int generation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint | endpoint | IP address and port of the main inter-silo socket connection. |
| System.Int32 | generation | Generation number for this silo. |
SetSiloLivenessType(GlobalConfiguration.LivenessProviderType)
Set the membership liveness type to be used by this silo.
Declaration
public void SetSiloLivenessType(GlobalConfiguration.LivenessProviderType livenessType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GlobalConfiguration.LivenessProviderType | livenessType | Liveness type for this silo |
SetSiloType(Silo.SiloType)
Set the type of this silo. Default is Secondary.
Declaration
public void SetSiloType(Silo.SiloType siloType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Silo.SiloType | siloType | Type of this silo. |
ShutdownOrleansSilo()
Gracefully shutdown this silo.
Declaration
public void ShutdownOrleansSilo()
ShutdownOrleansSiloAsync(CancellationToken)
/// Returns a task that will resolve when the silo has finished shutting down, or the cancellation token is cancelled.
Declaration
public Task ShutdownOrleansSiloAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CancellationToken | cancellationToken | Token that cancels waiting for shutdown. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task |
ShutdownOrleansSiloAsync(Int32, CancellationToken)
Returns a task that will resolve when the silo has finished shutting down, or the cancellation token is cancelled.
Declaration
public Task ShutdownOrleansSiloAsync(int millisecondsTimeout, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | millisecondsTimeout | Timeout, or -1 for infinite. |
| CancellationToken | cancellationToken | Token that cancels waiting for shutdown. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task |
StartOrleansSilo(Boolean)
Start this silo.
Declaration
public bool StartOrleansSilo(bool catchExceptions = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | catchExceptions |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
StopOrleansSilo()
Stop this silo.
Declaration
public void StopOrleansSilo()
UnInitializeOrleansSilo()
Uninitialize this silo.
Declaration
public void UnInitializeOrleansSilo()
WaitForOrleansSiloShutdown()
Wait for this silo to shutdown.
Declaration
public void WaitForOrleansSiloShutdown()
Remarks
Note: This method call will block execution of current thread, and will not return control back to the caller until the silo is shutdown.
WaitForOrleansSiloShutdown(CancellationToken)
Wait for this silo to shutdown or to be stopped with provided cancellation token.
Declaration
public void WaitForOrleansSiloShutdown(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CancellationToken | cancellationToken | Cancellation token. |
Remarks
Note: This method call will block execution of current thread, and will not return control back to the caller until the silo is shutdown or an external request for cancellation has been issued.
WaitForOrleansSiloShutdownAsync(Int32, CancellationToken)
Waits for the SiloTerminatedEvent to fire or cancellation token to be cancelled.
Declaration
public Task<bool> WaitForOrleansSiloShutdownAsync(int millisecondsTimeout, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | millisecondsTimeout | Timeout, or -1 for infinite. |
| CancellationToken | cancellationToken | Token that cancels waiting for shutdown. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.Boolean> |
Remarks
This is essentially an async version of WaitForOrleansSiloShutdown.


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This will allow users to configure the dropdown menu width and height by overriding default dropdown properties.
User allow to define dropdown view height and width by manually. for that simply bind menuHeight
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menuWidth
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Previously, I was at NYU, working on visual imitation learning and dexterous manipulation with Prof. Lerrel Pinto and Soumith Chintala.


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The Compass of Shame
Compass of Shame, article by Harold Grossman, MD, FRCP(C)
Here's an Excerpt to get Us Started:
In the 1960's, Dr. Sylvan Tompkins investigated, through the use of videotape analysis, the primary instinctual affects (emotions of the moment) of infants. He described nine innate primary affects which he said were truly constitutional rather than learned responses. Two are positive: Joy and Excitement. One is neutral: Startle. The negative six affects that one can observe are: Fear, Disgust(tongue out), Dissmell(lifting away of the nose), Rage, Despair, and most importantly, Shame (eyes averted, head down). Shame is supposed to be a protective response to keep us connected to the group rather than wondering off dangerously by ourselves. It has been given to usto help ussurvive and to eliminate it would not be safe.
Roughly Two Peoples when it comes to Dealing with Shame:
1) The well balanced and mature. When met with shame this person reflects on times when they were truly loved and accepted and gains equilibrium. They then go on to learn from the experience.
2) Those that cannot gain equilibrium on our own, react in one of the following four ways:
- North: "Withdrawal"
- East: "Attack Self"
- South: "Avoidance"
- West: "Attack Others"
Dealing with Conflict
A Story from my Youth
We all remember living at home, how our parents provided and how they "fell short." of our expectations at times.
This is one of those stories
1) Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What Happened?
I am relaying events that occured while living at home with my parents. Dinner has finished and my Dad and I have started up a discusssion/debate, which was normal in our house. The topic is no longer remembered, however it was not the source of conflict. We discussed/debated for around 15 minutes. At this point, 6 o'clock has arrived and my Dad stands up and informs me that he is going in the other room to watch the news. Feeling slighted/disapproved of, I follow him. This is very unsettling to my Dad and he informed me that I needed to leave him alone while he watched the news.
2) What was the source of the conflict?
My Dad seening the news as more important than continue our engaging discusssion is the source of conflict for me. I believe that this sprung from my desire for approval from my Dad, as well as a fair portion of selfishness.
3) How did you handle that conflict?
I followed the wonderful man into the other room and continued to talk as he turned on the news. Once the news was on I continued. Yes, I continued. Now I have 3 children and see things differently and almost can't believe that I did this. At the time I felt compelled, almost carried along as though not by my own choosing.
4) Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
My actions created a deeper conflict.
5) If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
I would appreciate that he has worked a full day. That he enjoys watching the news. I would let him watch the news in peace and then ask if we could continue our conversation/debate after he was finished.
6) What did you learn from this experience?
Each person is their own person. Amazingly each of us needs to be respected and honored. My father was honoring me by engaging me in conversation/debate after a long day's work. He would have talked to me later as well.


REPL Help
Use the read-eval-print-loop, or REPL, to evaluate Scheme expressions
interactively. The system displays a prompt, typically ">", and awaits
your input. Type a Scheme expression and submit it to the evaluator by
pressing the Enter key.
The REPL computes and prints the value of the expression, then waits for
another expression. By default, expressions are colored blue once submitted
to the evaluator; results are printed in black.
Common Key Bindings
The REPL and the Editor share a set of
common key bindings
for cursor movement and editing. These bindings are described on
a separate page.
History
The REPL keeps a temporary history of the expressions you enter.
Using the keys listed below you can navigate through
the history to recall expressions in order to edit or re-evaluate them.
To avoid confusion, history movement is disabled when you begin typing
an expression and is enabled again when the new prompt is displayed.
The expression history is discarded when you close the REPL, but you
can save the current history to a file or load a
previously saved history via the File-->History menu.
| Keys |
Action |
| Up | Previous history item |
| Ctrl+p | " |
| Esc p | " |
| Down | Next history item |
| Ctrl+n | " |
| Esc n | " |
History search
To search through the history, type the first few characters of the
desired expression and press Esc and then p, to search through previous
history items, or Esc followed by n, to search through following history
items.
When a match is found, pressing Esc p or Esc n again continues the search.
Esc p and Esc n search for expressions that start with the text you enter.
To find matches that contain the search text anywhere, not just at the start
of the expression, use Esc P and Esc N instead.
When you find the desired expression, you can edit it as usual.
Any edit terminates the history search.
If the cursor is at the end of the expression, pressing the Enter
key submits the expression for evaluation.
If the cursor is not at the end of the expression,
pressing the Enter key opens a new line.
To enter an expression immediately, without moving to the end of the
expression, press Ctrl+J or Ctrl+Enter.
Controlling evaluation
If the REPL is taking too long to evaluate some expression,
you can interrupt the computation by typing Ctrl+c
(hold down Control and then press c) or by using the
Control-->Interrupt menu item.
When the computation is interrupted, you will typically be given
a "debug>" prompt.
Enter "q" to exit the debugger and discard the computation,
"i" to inspect the continuation, or "e" to exit the debugger and
resume the computation.
Enter "?" for help at the "debug>" prompt for a list of other options.
Controlling the environment
Before testing your programs it is often helpful to first clean the
environment. Cleaning the environment discards any definitions you may
have entered in the REPL or loaded from files, leaving the system in a
pristine state as if SWL had just been started afresh.
This lets you verify that your file contains all the definitions
needed by your program. If your program works before cleaning the
environment, but fails afterward with
error messages complaining of unbound variables, there is a good
chance that a definition missing from the file was entered in the
REPL rather than the Editor. The missing definition can probably
be found by navigating the REPL's expression history.
To clean the environment select "Clean environment..." from the REPL's
Control menu.
This will enter and evaluate the expression (clean-environment)
in the REPL, where it can be recalled more quickly from the keyboard
using the history search mechanism.
By default, all REPLs share a common global environment and this
environment is reset by clean-environment.
This means that, by default, any definitions in any REPL are lost
when you clean the environment.
If you instead enter and evaluate (clean-environment 'own)
into a REPL, that REPL will use a clean private environment that is
not affected by cleaning the shared environment of other REPLs.
To make this REPL revert back to the shared environment, simply use
(clean-environment), without the optional own argument.
Key Bindings Specific to the REPL
| Key | Action |
| Esc Ctrl+a | Move cursor to beginning of expression |
| Alt+< | " |
| Esc Ctrl+e | Move cursor to end of expression |
| Alt+> | " |