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When you work with us, you are part of committed collaborators. All aspects of our software development process are intergrated, interactive and agile.
Our approach unites design, development an product management to create exceptional products.
We start each project by understanding your business goals, there's needs and the product requirements.
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Before we sign a contract or write a line of code our team will spend the necessary time needed to understand your product vision.
The outcomes of the scoping session is a propasal or high-level statement of work.
Based on your requirements, we can provide a complete offering or just the pieces you need.
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Personal website of Eddie Gurnee
Avid computer user since I was very young, I didn't
realize that I was a nerd until early High school,
and since then I've been trying to make up for lost time.
Current student at Eastern Michigan University.
Formerly Education Major, formerly English Major,
formerly Economics Major, currently Computer
Science - Applied Major.
Areas of knowledge:
- Science Fiction and Fantasy (Star Wars, Harry Potter, A Song of Ice and Fire, H.P. Lovecraft, and J.R.R. Tolkien)
- Video Games (Computer, PS3, PSP, Nintendo Handheld, and SNES through Gamecube)
- Roleplaying Games (Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, Pathfinder, Star Wars d20, Hunter: the Vigil, Vampire: the Requiem, Scion, Mouse Guard Roleplaying Game)
- Board Games (Settlers of Catan, Dominion, Arkham Horror, Board Game of Thrones, DC Deck Building Game, Munchkin)
- Programming (Basic Java (and growing), limited Visual Basic)
- General computer knowledge
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More subscribers shift to LTE amid Smart expansion
by Darwin G. AmojelarSmart Communications said more subscribers are now on LTE amid sustained network improvement efforts and ramped-up migration campaigns.
Smart’s improved LTE network, along with redoubled efforts to encourage subscribers to move up to LTE, resulted in an 82-percent increase in the number of LTE data users compared a year ago.
Smart increased the number of its 4G/LTE base stations by about 5,500 in the first nine months of 2019, pushing the number of total LTE base stations across Smart’s network to about 21,700.
“By encouraging our customers to shift to LTE, we can achieve our goal of providing them the best customer experience,” said Smart president and chief executive Alfredo Panlilio.
Mobile service revenues in the first nine months of the year rose 20 percent year-on-year to P52.6 billion, with mobile internet revenues growing 47 percent to P34.5 billion.
This is on the back of the surge in mobile internet traffic of Smart, TNT and Sun mobile brands, which reached 1.1 exabytes (1106 PB), twice as large as the volume recorded in the same period last year.
Internet traffic in the third quarter increased 20 percent from the previous quarter.
Driving the dramatic increase in data traffic are the use of video and e-games that both require the support of a good mobile network.
The share of data and broadband to PLDT’s total service revenues continued to increase. It is now at 66 percent, up from 60 percent in the same period last year.
The sustained improvement of the PLDT-Smart network has been supported by a stepped-up capital expenditures program estimated at P78.4 billion in 2019, with P53.4 billion already spent at the end of September.
The capex for 2019 funded investments in network and IT systems, including those in increased LTE coverage and capacity, expanded fiber transport and new international cable networks, as well as the rollout of last-mile installation and customer premises equipment for fixed broadband.


GAIA is an environmental movement committed to the preservation of forests. Led by Illyas Bublis, GAIA brings awareness to the ecological and spiritual importance of the tree population. With the help of other activists, GAIA works to sustain tree growth in areas subject to natural and man-made disasters, and plant the seeds for future green habitats.
The feeling of love is a rich feeling, but the expression of love in word or deed is a joy.
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It is so far the world's first event of its kind. A trip to India visiting the ashram of Sri Ramansraman on the holy mountain of Arunachala (Shiva), which is the spiritual heart of the world, encouraged me to proceed with this vision.
Entrance is free of charge, but visitors are invited to make a small donation to be used for planting trees for a Green Berlin.
Guiding people through fasting sessions and organizing environmental campaigns (16 years of experience in international environmental campaigns) has taught me how much positive energy may be experienced through heart-healing events.
It is so very important, especially at this point in time, to send a positive sign of love from the capital of Berlin. The more people join, the more powerful this message, a message of love and for Mother Earth. We call upon everybody to take part in this event and, in so doing, demonstrate their willingness to assume responsibility for Mother Gaia.
It is our intention to make everybody in this City of Light aware of the need to love our Mother Earth. In meditation, we seek to connect our heart with Mother Earth and the universe. And to do so now. We are able to influence the Earth from a fountain of love to support future generations in moving away from the constraints of life, their fear of love and peace, and to heal the earth in its very essence through the positive aura of our souls.
Take responsibility! Hand in hand...coming soon.
Love saves all & the time is now.
In eternal love, Ilyas Bublis


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ARIA Combobox (Native Inputs, Editable with Word Match)
The Hardware field is an editable ARIA Combobox widget that uses a native Input element.
Word matches are used to render suggestions.
Type "modem", "printer", "video card", or other strings to match.
The native input combobox is optimized for screen reader and keyboard only users:
- Set focus to the State or Country fields to open the combobox control.
- Within a combobox that is not readonly, first type into the field, then press the Down arrow to navigate into the dropdown and use the Up and Down arrow keys to navigate available options.
- Press any other letter or number, or the Left or Right arrow keys to then move focus back into the Input for editing.
- Within a combobox that is readonly, press the Down arrow or click the trigger icon to open the dropdown.
- Press any letter or number within a readonly field to jump to an option starting with that character or digit.
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Javascript Basics.
Javascript vs. HTML and CSS
HTML and CSS are more static languages that allow you to create the structure and style of something, but add no real dynamism to anything. That's where Javascript comes in! It gives functionality to your webpages, without which they would just be static pages that didn't change or do anything, but simply provided the user with some information. Javascript allows the website to be more interactive, and to change depending on the behaviour and input of the user.
Control Flow
Control flow refers to the flow through an algorithm or piece of code and how this is controlled. The most common device for controlling flow is the if/else statement. If one thing is true do this one thing, else if it is false do this other thing. In this way the steps of code are followed depending on what happens at each statement evaluation and allows for the flow to be diverted to different instructions depending on the outcome. Other control devices include loops and switches. A real life example of control flow might be cleaning the kitchen. For every dirty surface, spray on some cleaning product. Wipe once and check if it is clean. If not, wipe again. Repeat this process until surface is clean.
Arrays vs. object literals
Arrays store data in a sequenced order and to access that data you need to use square bracket notation and provide the correct index number to access the piece of data you want. Object literals on the other hand use key/value pairings to store data and this data is accessed by provided the key that matches the particular piece of data. This can be done using dot notation or bracket notation.
Functions
Functions are whole sections of code that do a particular task outside of the main control flow of the code. If the function is called the flow will go into the function and once completed will come out at the same point. Functions are useful for any tasks or actions that are going to be repeated a lot, which saves having to write out the code each time you want to do that task.


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which is the resulting linked chain after the execution of:
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Envious of the silly money that silly musicians like David Guetta, The Chainsmokers, Aviici et all are making for hitting a couple of buttons and tweaking a few knobs?
Despite what those three might lead you to believe, making great music is easier than ever (and you can try it for yourself - rent the gear here) and even though music making has shifted from studios to laptops, there are more fascinating new instruments than ever - the hard part is getting people to play them...
Holophonors Anonymous
If you’ve ever endured the dubious pleasures of the Pub Quiz, you may have faced the following question:
What is the most recent widely-adopted musical instrument?
Pay attention all you real-ale-drinking bearded pedants, because the answer is the turntable, which was first scratched to make music in the mid-70s by none other than - yes - Grand Wizzard Theodore. So it’s him you can thank for RUN-DMC, DJ Shadow, and, erm, Limp Bizkit’s signature sound.
New instruments have generally sparked new musical revolutions: the Beatles needed the electric guitar, hip-hop needed the drum machine, and Prog Rock needed endless banks of synthesisers to accurately bore its audience to death while performing songs about Lord of the Rings.
We’re in an age of constant technical innovation that’s happening at a faster rate than ever before - so where are all the new instruments? Why am I still plucking unsuccessfully at this guitar when I could be tooting unsuccessfully into my Holophonor?
In fact, there’s a litany of exciting new instruments out there - it’s just that they’re almost all ignored by the music-making populous. It’s one of the more curious group decisions of our time: as people, we love making music, and we love trying new things - so why don’t we want these new instruments so much?
This is all the more peculiar when you consider that the few decades before the turntable’s emergence as a scratchy sound-maker saw a rush of brand new instruments that were quickly adopted and used to make our most popular of pop music: “the solid-body electric guitar, the pedal-steel guitar, the steel drum, the electric bass, the synthesizer, and the drum machine” have all at one time formed the backbone of almost every song you’ve drunkenly danced to at a wedding.
So what does the future hold? Are we condemned to a lifetime of limp guitar-based music? Or have we just been looking in the wrong place for innovation?
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Marque
There are orchestras-full of new instruments invented all the time. Behold, the weird delight of the Eigenharp, a weird hybrid of guitar, sampler/sequencer and, erm, oboe, complete with enough flashing lights to keep a slot-machine addict entranced for a week.
It sounds fantastic, because of course it is: you can play any sound on it, in any way you like. But its appeal is as niche as Yamaha’s equally hypnotic Tenori-on - another cool machine full of lights and buttons that allow you to create electronic music simply.
Like the Eigenharp, it’s a synth/sequencer/sampler hybrid - albeit with fewer buttons and a bit more accessible - with which you can easily make music that sounds familiar and yet weirdly new. Four Tet - widely regarded as one of the pioneering electronic musicians of his generation - loves the Tenori-On, so it’s automatically elevated to Jimi-Hendrix-Stratocaster-level importance in the eyes of this entirely biased writer.
At the other end of the usability scale is the gloriously impractical Wintergaten, built from 3D-printed and laser-cut parts in order to very accurately and incredibly spews ball-bearings all over the shop to create music.
They’re all amazing. But they’re not popular, or practical. Are they just too complicated? How simple can an instrument be to be popular?
 So have we just reached a point where we have invented all the instruments that people actually want? Well, a bit like that nagging feeling that maybe we’ve written all the brand new-sounding guitar-rock music by now it is possible that we’ve exhausted the possibilities of simple, traditional, physical instruments.
The Yaybahaar, for instance, allows you to makes loud, weird, lovely sounds… but do you really want to devote a room of your house to it?
Good news: there’s a really simple solution.
Brian Eno’s generative music app, Reflection, retails at a whopping $30.99. It’s an album-beyond-the-album that promises to re-write itself every time you play it. At that price, it needs to be good at what it does. It also needs to be better than the (very good) stand-alone LP of the same name that subtly updates itself every few months on Spotify.
Reflection is brilliant, and the quibble over the price is slightly unfair: it’s not an album, it’s art, by a famous artist. How much would you pay to have a uniquely-recreating picture by Chris Ofili on your wall? More than thirty dollars, I’d bet.
Trippy generative visuals, peaceful, beautiful sounds: “Reflection” is great for falling asleep to. And in a way, that’s a perfectly fine approach to this music. Brian Eno wants it to not be a “piece” of music, but something that flows through your life:
“My original intention with Ambient music was to make endless music, music that would be there as long as you wanted it to be. I wanted also that this music would unfold differently all the time - ‘like sitting by a river’: it’s always the same river, but it’s always changing."
But is Reflection an instrument? Who is the artist? Who is the performer? Does Brian Eno have anything to do with the music? If Reflection is about the initiation of the code, does the purchaser of the app actually have more of a creative role than anyone else?
you could argue that Reflection is essentially a one-button instrument: where you, the “musician,” simply presses “Play” or “Stop”. No, you don’t control the exact sounds, but no-one does: and you already know the textures, noises and narrative arc of the music you’ll get.
For those of you scoffing at the back, this “single-button playing” mechanic has antecedents: Super Mario Run is a game that famously has one control option: jump. The processor takes care of the rest: the movement, the action, the scenario. Is that still a game? (Yes, it is.)
Yet people still want to play in a more involved way. And as the legitimately burgeoning career of Bhad Bhabie demonstrates, people also love novelty that challenges the status quo.
So what’s going to happen next?
A Better Tomorrow
Most music you’ve heard recently almost certainly never existed in the real world until its producer hit play on the final mix and the speakers vibrated the sounds into existence.
Most modern hardware “instruments” are essentially physical controllers for the software that makes it. But why would tomorrow’s instruments be physical at all?
MONTAG has embarrasingly freaked out over the possibilities afforded by VR in unlocking new ways of creating drawings and paintings. VR could have exactly the same impact on the creation of music: freed from staves and notation, and without the physical restraints of the pesky real world, VR instruments like Lyra VR re-imagine music-making.
Now, you can make music with shapes, or colours, or by using time and space as your starting point, as opposed to sound and rhythm. Absorption in music means something completely different when the entire virtual world around you is music, and you just have to clump parts of it together to make it sound nice.
VR glockenspiels, single-button synths, wildly complex oboes: it all sounds as overwhelming as it sounds exciting. And yet, this dichotomy is probably the exact reason that physical instruments are starting to feel a bit... passé.
While I, for one, welcome our new virtual musical overlords, maybe there’s something to be said for the idea that an electrified plank of wood with strings on it is enough.
Exhibit A: St. Vincent is a brilliant songwriter and performer who mainly sticks to doing amazing things with the guitar and seems to be doing just fine, thanks very much.
Though I’m sure she’d shred equally well on an Eigenharp, of course. Now there's an album I'd pay 30 dollars for.
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The webpage link goes to a working version of the webpage stored in the repository. It is publically viewable.
The repository is where the files are stored. The contents of any file is publicly viewable. The repository will also display information on when files were updated and the changes made. Third parties are able to make comments about your files.
While the repository can be accessed through the web interface, the Github Desktop application makes things easy.
To make a copy of your repository on your computer, you will need to clone it. Follow these instructions.
At the end of your work sessions, click on "Changes", then "Commit to master" and finally "Sync". A good commit will include some way to identify yourself and useful information about what was changed.
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Faust Language Documentation
This website centralizes all the documentation of the Faust programming language. It contains tutorials, the Faust manual, various examples, etc. It is meant to be used in tandem with the Faust Web IDE.
The main Faust website can be found at the following URL:
What is Faust?
Faust (Functional Audio Stream) is a functional programming language for sound synthesis and audio processing with a strong focus on the design of synthesizers, musical instruments, audio effects, etc. Faust targets high-performance signal processing applications and audio plug-ins for a variety of platforms and standards. It is used on stage for concerts and artistic productions, in education and research, in open source projects as well as in commercial applications.
The core component of Faust is its compiler. It allows us to "translate" any Faust digital signal processing (DSP) specification to a wide range of non-domain specific languages such as C++, C, JAVA, LLVM IR, WebAssembly, etc. In this regard, Faust can be seen as an alternative to C++ but is much simpler and intuitive to learn.
Thanks to a wrapping system called "architectures," codes generated by Faust can be easily compiled into a wide variety of objects ranging from audio plug-ins to standalone applications or smartphone and web apps, etc.
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If you’re in a hurry and just wanna have a look at how Faust programs look like, you can simply check the Faust Examples.
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I wrote an article laying out Nexenta's advantage to Debian/Ubuntu developers.
OSNews has been reporting on the Debian/Ubuntu/GNU/Opensolaris hybrid for several years. But for those of you who've never looked more closely at this interesting OS, a Nexenta developer has laid out some of its more noteworthy features and advantages.
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There is something
profoundly
satisfying
about sharing a meal
When I was a small boy, my father told me
never to recommend a church or a woman
to anyone. And I have found it was wise never to
recommend a restaurant either. Something
always goes wrong with the cheese souffle
There is something profoundly satisfying
about sharing a meal.Eating together,
breaking bread together,is one of the
oldest and most fundamentally unifying of
human experiences.
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profoundly
satisfying
about sharing a meal
There is something
profoundly
satisfying
about sharing a meal
There is something
profoundly
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profoundly
satisfying
about sharing a meal
There is something
profoundly
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about sharing a meal
There is something
profoundly
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about sharing a meal
There is something profoundly satisfying
about sharing a meal.Eating together,
breaking bread together,is one of the
oldest and most fundamentally unifying of
human experiences.
There is something profoundly satisfying
about sharing a meal.Eating together,
breaking bread together,is one of the
oldest and most fundamentally unifying of
human experiences.


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Modern archaeology looks to fossil remains
from sediments in Wyoming suggesting that Equus Caballus, the horse, was
native to North America 60 million years ago. The horse alternately
appears and disappears from the fossil record at about one million year
intervals. All trace of the horse is lost by about 25,000 years ago.
The species was unknown to the American continent when Columbus sailed
from Spain on his voyage of discovery.
But historians say that
Columbus , and even the subsequent Spanish explorers, Coronado and DeSoto,
couldn’t themselves have reintroduced the lost species to North America.
They argue that, although the earliest Spanish explorers did indeed bring
horses with them to the New World, they brought only limited numbers
of the animals, and very few of those were mares. Coronado, for example,
wrote in his diary that he had brought “five hundred and fifty-eight
horses, two of them mares.” Two mares could hardly have stocked the whole
continent, say historians.
More likely sources for the
North American population of ponies, say historians, were stock-raising
ranches established by the Spanish in the Santa Fe area between the 1550s
and the 1700s. The ranches furnished ideal conditions for the spread of
horses to the rest of the continent : friendly contact with the Indians
through trade, an ample supply of horses, and plenty of opportunities for
the Indians to study possible uses for the new creature.
Logically, the movement of
horses into the North Americas would have followed established inter-
tribal trade routes. From Spanish records we know that, beginning around
1600, southwest tribes such as the Utes, Comanches, Apaches and Kiowas
began raiding the Spanish ranches and stealing large numbers of horses.
From those tribes, the horses slowly spread across the continent.
La Verendrye reported that tribes living northeast of the Black Hills
in Montana had no horses when he visited them in 1738. Yet just 16 years
later in 1754 Anthony Henday, the Hudson’s Bay Company explorer, met Assiniboines
in the same area who had horses, though they used them only for packing,
not for riding. By 1766 Henday reported numerous Assiniboines now skillfully
riding the horses.
Several Indian tribes have
oral traditions chronicling their first acquisition of horses : Tetons
say they got theirs from the Arikaras; Shoshonis from Comanches, and Nez
Perces from Shoshonis.
In
1827 an American trader, Robert Meldrum, reported that old Crow people
told him their generation was the first generation of Crows to see
horses.
So it was that the hardy Spanish
ponies gradually populated the North American continent, as possessions
of the native peoples.
Wild herds of escapees were
reported by the late 1800s, though they were mostly ignored by the Indians,
as domestic ponies were plentiful and easier to handle.
Eventually horse- stealing
became the foremost means to acquire more horses, and full blown
“horse culture” was in full swing among the Indian tribes by the end of
the century. The “Indian pony” - small, squat and tough -
became the mainstay of Indian life, indispensable in transport, warfare,
leisure, hunting, religion and trade. So it was
practically inevitable that Indians began to measure wealth by the number
of horses a man owned. The number of horses owned by individual Indians
grew dramatically.
Ute father
and son riding their ponies ca.1870. Notice the mustang's "fox
ears" and heavier forequarters, typical mustang
conformation .
Among the Piegan people the horse-to-people
ratio grew from about 1-1 in 1860 to 3.5-1 by 1895. But a wealthy individual
might easily have as many as 500 horses in his personal herd. In the Indian
economy, if a man had a lot of horses, he had prestige, and could thus
attract more wives, have more children, produce more meat and produce more
trade goods. A man with a substantial herd was affluent.
The summer of 1886 was
a hot one on the prairies, just 22 years before Slim Davis’s birth in Carmangay,
Alberta. That year saw the last major horse-raiding party of the
Old West. Canadian Piegans rode down out of the Calgary area to the Pryor
Creek area of northern Montana. They made off with 60 horses stolen from
the Crows camped there. To this day a mysterious herd of wild horses is
known to exist in the Pryor Mountain area. Some Crows say these horses
must be descendants of the surviving stock of the Custer battle at
Bighorn, which took place just a few miles away.
*
Wild Horses spotted in the Chilcotin
District of British Columbia, where legal slaughters took place in the
1980s.
Maddeningly, it is the argument
over the bloodline of the wild horses that is used today by sport hunters
and commercial hunters to rationalize their slaughter.”What are you protecting
anyway?” asked Gerry Kemp, senior wildlife management biologist with the
Alberta lands and forests department in 1974. “So-called wild horses
are only the descendants of work animals from farms, or lumbering
or mining operations that have been turned into the wild and
survived.”The best thing
that could be done with wild horses would be to “shoot ‘em all” said
Kemp.
Mustangs have, accordingly,
been shot for target practice, bated with poison for predators, slaughtered
for dog food, chased and tormented - subjected to every kind of maltreatment
know to man. Objections have been raised on the grounds of cruelty,
but professional wild horse hunters shrug their critics off.
In the 1950s, the slaughter
reached high gear when hunters discovered that the horses could be panicked
by dive-bombing airplanes. Terrified horses were buzzed from above, and
raced cross-country until, at the point of exhaustion, they could
be driven into corals. Frantic, the horses were loaded into waiting
trucks for transport to auction or slaughterhouses. Many would arrive at
the slaughterhouse already dead, trampled to death in transit. It
was not an uncommon sight to see the trucks dripping blood on the
highways.
Some of the trampled
horses had simply dropped dead of fright.
 Explorer David Thompson documented
this amazing vulnerability of mustangs as early as 1809. He wrote
in his diary while crossing the West that wild horses froze as if
paralyzed when his men merely “shouted a halloa” and dashed at them. He
was only the first of many horse runners to report the phenomenon.
Modern hunters still observe that stallions, in particular, commonly
seem unable to survive the ordeal of being captured and will
to die within hours or days of being deprived of their freedom. Whole
bands have collapsed in paroxysms of fear when subjected to the experience
of being rounded up and corralled.
Chief forester in 1959
, W.R. Hanson said, “They [protesters] talk about inhumane methods,
or protest emotionally to the government against the ‘extinction’
of one of the features of the old wild west...[but] there is nothing
cruel about the airplane roundup. The only part you might have doubt
about is the loading of the frightened animals onto trucks.”
Nevertheless, the dive-bombing bloodbaths were brought to an end
in 1959. Forest conservation officials felt pressured by public
cries for more compassionate treatment of the mustangs, and, magnanimously,
decreed that roundup by cattle horse, not by dive-bombers, was the
only humane way to go.
The
numbers of mustangs has been in dispute for more than a century.
A 1895 police census showed 42,257 wild horses on the range in Southern
Alberta. In 1958 a roundup expert said huge tracts of Alberta land carried
vast wild horse herds. “The whole place is a wild horse kingdom,” said
Chester Utter in a report in The Albertan newspaper in August, 1958. Utter
boasted that he alone had rounded up more than 40,000 horses. One year
later, in 1959, the Calgary Herald carried a front-page story saying the
horses were “facing extinction.” The next year, 1960, the Alberta Cattlemen’s
Association said there were some 3,000 still roaming at will. By 1977,
The Herald thought that about 1,000 head of wild horses roamed the foothills.
In 1991 Alberta Fish and Wildlife counted 300 mustangs roaming free in
Kananaskis Country.
In 1974, Calgary Socred MLA
Art Dixon agreed with the mid-70s figure of “about 1,000”, but argued
that if the annual hunt continued the horses would soon be wiped
out. Spurred on by Slim Davis and the thousands of names he had collected
on a petition, Dixon successfully lobbied the Alberta legislature to
stop the regular issuing of hunting permits for wild horses.
With this regulatory move
in 1974, horses roaming on Crown lands in Alberta could no longer
be legally hunted. But horses straying onto private lands were, and still
are, treated as fair game for hunters, in season year- round.
A private members’ bill passed
by the Klein government in 1993 making the capture of horses on public
land more than just a minor regulatory infraction merely re-jigs
the 1974 regulation. Mustangs that make the horrible mistake of straying
onto private property are still legal prey for hunters in Alberta.
In B.C., in 1988 the Vancouver Sun
reported three herds of mustangs ranging the Chilcotin district .
The largest of the herds, the Red Brush herd, numbered 150. Two smaller
herds, theBidwell
and Haines Creek herds, were legally massacred in 1988, reducing their
combined numbers from well over 100 to 35. Regional wildlife
officials authorized the 1988 roundup, claiming the horses were reducing
valuable grazing land during a severe drought.
Wild horse lovers passionately
challenge hunters’ claims that most mustangs are just feral rejects,
not living descendants of heritage stock.
American
wild horse advocate Hope Ryden attacked the “feral” argument in the
1970s. Ryden, who worked as features producer for ABC
News from 1966 to 1968, argued persuasively in her book America’s
Last Wild Horses that the very fact that these horses have prevailed
for so long against so many odds - hunters, bitter weather, rough
terrain, extensive grazing competition and high infant mortality
- suggests that they must come from exceptionally hardy stock, namely,
the Spanish stock of the original Indian ponies. Rejects from domestic
herds, she argues, would never have survived over the years under
such conditions.
“It was the animal that
was originally the most ‘Western’ that survived the harsh test of
the wild. The big, slow gentle farm horses and the high - strung,
grain-fed horses were not creatures that could easily adapt to bleak
habitats and rugged winters,” wrote Ryden.
Ryden further warranted the
purity of the mustang pedigree based on the fact that there has been no
genetic break in the continuity of the wild horse bloodline from
the last century to this century. Since the West was opened, she
pointed out, though the total number of wild horses has dwindled
drastically the wild horse population did not at any time vanish.
Therefore, she said, the mustang bloodline extends perfectly from
the 16th century to present day. From Columbus to Slim Davis’s mare - one
unbroken genetic heritage.
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You can see the code below :)
library(ggplot2)
# library(plotly)
library(tibble)
library(dplyr)
skills <- tribble(
~ Skill, ~ Hours, ~ Class,
"AWS", 500, "BigData",
"Python", 8000, "Language",
"Spark", 4000, "BigData",
"R", 9000, "Language",
"Git", 2000, "Tools",
"Jira", 2000, "Tools",
"Forecasting", 5000, "Objetive",
"Segmentation", 2000, "Objetive",
"Computer Vision", 600, "Objetive",
"SQL", 4500, "Language",
"IBM Data Stage & SPSS", 1200, "Tools",
"Shiny R", 1500, "Visualization",
"Tableau", 1000, "Visualization",
"Spotfire", 500, "Visualization"
)
# plotly(
ggplot(data=skills,aes(x=reorder(Skill,-desc(Hours)), y= Hours, fill=Class, label=paste0(Hours," h"))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", colour="black") +
coord_flip() +
labs(x=" ", y="Hours", fill=" ") +
theme_minimal() +
scale_fill_brewer(palette = "YlOrBr",direction = -1) +
geom_label(show_guide = F, aes(y=400)) # Use show_guide despite the warning
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Overall, you should care because it is ultimately up to the user to be protected online be it their identity or personal information. Because there are a lot of background works at play, it is important to be self serving and understand that there is more than meets the eye when online. There are steps that can be followed in order to prevent potential malicious attempts or even subside the overwhelming presence of data collection
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Documentation / Mapping / JPA / @Id
Enhancement
asd In terms of enhancement @Id properties are treated differently in that they never invoke lazy loading.
Generated value
When you annotate a property with @Id
Ebean will automatically assign an appropriate
Id generator
if the type is a number type or UUID type
.
That is, with Ebean it is effectively redundant to also add the @GeneratedValue
annotation.
@Id
Long id;
// ... is effectively the same as
@Id @GeneratedValue
Long id;
UUID
If the @Id type is UUID
then Ebean will automatically assign an appropriate Id generator
to that property.
// an appropriate UUID based Id generator
// is automatically assigned
@Id
UUID id;
Database platform
All the supported databases use either Identity
or Sequences
(or allow both)
and Ebean will choose the appropriate Id generation strategy based on the database platform.
| Database | Strategy |
|---|---|
| H2 | Sequences |
| Postgres | Identity (as serial, also supports sequences) |
| MySql | Identity |
| Oracle | Sequences |
| DB2 | Identity (also supports sequences) |
| SQL Server | Identity |
| SQLite | Identity |
| SqlAnywhere | Identity |
Custom Id Generator
There is support for registering and using a custom Id generator.
1. Implement com.avaje.ebean.config.IdGenerator
public class ModUuidGenerator implements IdGenerator {
@Override
public Object nextValue() {
return ModUUID.newShortId();
}
@Override
public String getName() {
return "shortUid";
}
}
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We register the IdGenerator with ServerConfig by using addClass()
or add(IdGenerator idGenerator)
or setIdGenerators(List
.
Note that if you are using classpath scanning to find entity beans that this will also automatically find implementations of IdGenerator and automatically register them so in this case you don't need to register the IdGenerator manually with ServerConfig.
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[gecode-users] unassign variables
kTorpi
ktorpi at gmail.com
Sun Oct 6 11:33:51 CEST 2013
Thank you Christian, it works now! :)
2013/10/1 Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se>
> Hi,****
>
> ** **
>
> If you set up your problem (and the variables) correctly as described in
> MPG, then it is quite simple:****
>
> - create a space s for your problem****
>
> - create a clone c of s (by the clone member function): now the variables
> in s have been cloned to c.****
>
> - solve on s****
>
> - later you can use c where the variables are not assigned.****
>
> ** **
>
> Christian****
>
> --****
>
> Christian Schulte, Professor of Computer Science, KTH,
> www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/****
>
> ** **
>
> *From:* users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] *On
> Behalf Of *kTorpi
> *Sent:* Tuesday, October 01, 2013 1:45 PM
> *To:* users at gecode.org
> *Subject:* [gecode-users] unassign variables****
>
> ** **
>
> [image: Image removed by sender.]****
>
> Hi Everyone,****
>
> Is there any way to unassign a variable?****
>
> In my application i'm building a model: creating variables and constraints
> from them, thees constraints actually BoolExpr objects created using the
> minimodel module.****
>
> At a point I'd like to solve the actual constraint (a BoolExpr), I solve
> it, concrete values assigned to the variables that I created earlier, and
> that the constraint created from. But later, I build other constraints from
> these variables, and when I try to solve them, the variables are assigned
> yet, but they should not be for me.****
>
> I tried to make copy of the vars, but if I use the copy constructor it
> actually does not make a "hard copy". I also tried make hard copies like
> this:****
>
> IntVar var(space, 0, 10);****
>
> IntVar hard_copy(space, var.min(), var.max());****
>
> but this method creats a totally new variable, which is not part of the
> constraint to be solved. :(****
>
> Thank you,****
>
> Steve****
>
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Dreamview API
Overview top#
The Dreamview API is a subpackage of the the SVL Simulator Python API which communicates with Apollo's Dreamview module. Apollo's Dreamview provides a web ui that allows users to enable/disable different modules within Apollo and to set destinations to navigate to. The Dreamview API enables users to automate this procedure with Python scripts. This document provides an overview of the API.
Table of Contents
Requirements top#
- Installation of the Python API - requires Python 3.5 or later.
- Apollo 5.0 or later - instructions here.
ApolloControl
sensor plugin (optional) - This plugin is already included inside the SVL Simulator release build available on GitHub. For custom builds, the sensor plugin should be placed inside theAssetBundles/Sensors
folder of the simulator. The sensor checks to see if Apollo is ready (sending control commands) before starting the simulation.CheckControl
sensor plugin (optional) - This plugin is already included inside the SVL Simulator release build available on GitHub. For custom builds, the sensor plugin should be placed inside theAssetBundles/Sensors
folder of the simulator. The sensor checks to see if Apollo is ready (sending control commands) before starting the simulation.
Usage Guide top#
Connection top#
The main class in the Dreamview API is the Connection
class that allows establishing a connection with Dreamview. To instantiate, the constructor may be called as follows:
dreamview.Connection(simulator, ego_agent, ip='localhost', port='8888')
where:
-
simulator
is anlgsvl.Simulator
object -
ego_agent
is anlgsvl.EgoVehicle
object - this is intended to be used with a vehicle equipped with Apollo 5.0 -
ip
: address of the machine where the Apollo stack is running (defaults to 'localhost') -
port
: the port number for Dreamview (defaults to '8888')
Methods top#
check_module_status top#
check_module_status(self, modules)
Checks if all modules in a provided list are enabled.
disable_apollo top#
disable_apollo(self)
Disables all Apollo modules.
disable_module top#
disable_module(self, module)
Disables a specific Apollo module. module
is the name of the Apollo 5.0 module as seen in the "Module Controller" tab of Dreamview.
enable_apollo top#
enable_apollo(self, dest_x, dest_z, modules)
Enables a list of modules and then sets the destination.
enable_module top#
enable_module(self, module)
Enables a specific Apollo module. module
is the name of the Apollo 5.0 module as seen in the "Module Controller" tab of Dreamview.
get_current_map top#
get_current_map(self)
Returns the current HD map loaded in Dreamview.
get_current_vehicle top#
get_current_vehicle(self)
Returns the current Vehicle configuration loaded in Dreamview.
get_module_status top#
get_module_status(self)
Returns a dict where the key is the name of the module and value is a bool based on the module's current status.
reconnect top#
reconnect(self)
Closes the websocket connection and re-creates it so that data can be received again.
set_destination top#
set_destination(self, x_long_east, z_lat_north, y=0, coord_type=CoordType.Unity)
Sends a RoutingRequest to Apollo for the provided coordinates. This function can accept a variety of Coordinate systems.
If using Unity World Coordinate System:
x_long_east = x
z_lat_north = z
y = y
If using Latitude/Longitude:
x_long_east = Longitude
z_lat_north = Latitude
If using Easting/Northing:
x_long_east = Easting
z_lat_north = Northing
set_hd_map top#
set_hd_map(self, map)
Selects the provided HD map. Folders in /apollo/modules/map/data/ are the available HD maps. Map options in Dreamview are the folder names with the following changes:
- underscores (_) are replaced with spaces
- the first letter of each word is capitalized
map
parameter is the modified folder name.
map
should match one of the options in the right-most drop down in the top-right corner of Dreamview.
set_setup_mode top#
set_setup_mode(self, mode)
mode
is the name of the Apollo 5.0 mode as seen in the left-most drop down in the top-right corner of Dreamview.
set_vehicle top#
set_vehicle(self, vehicle, gps_offset_x=0.0, gps_offset_y=0.0, gps_offset_z=-1.348)
Selects the provided vehicle configuration. Folders in /apollo/modules/calibration/data/ are the available vehicle calibrations. Vehicle options in Dreamview are the folder names with the following changes:
- underscores (_) are replaced with spaces
- the first letter of each word is capitalized
vehicle
parameter is the modified folder name.
vehicle
should match one of the options in the middle drop down in the top-right corner of Dreamview.
setup_apollo top#
setup_apollo(self, dest_x, dest_z, modules, default_timeout=60.0)
Starts a list of Apollo modules and sets the destination. Will wait for Control module to send a message before returning. Control sending a message indicates that all modules are working and Apollo is ready to continue.
Example top#
This example will start a simulation that will drive an ego vehicle to a destination using Apollo. The simulation will start once Apollo is ready.
To run this example you will need to have an Apollo vehicle with the ApolloControl sensor added. To add the sensor to the vehicle, add the following to the vehicle configuration JSON file:
{
"type" : "ApolloControlSensor",
"name" : "Apollo Control Sensor",
"params": {
"Topic": "/apollo/control"
}
}
Before running the Python script, start the Apollo docker container (see instructions) and start dreamview and the cyber bridge using the following commands:
bootstrap.sh
bridge.sh
You should not start any modules or interact with dreamview manually. You can view dreamview by navigating to localhost:8888 in a web browser.
Now you can start an API only simulation and run the Python script below:
import os
import lgsvl
SIMULATOR_HOST = os.environ.get("SIMULATOR_HOST", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
SIMULATOR_PORT = int(os.environ.get("SIMULATOR_PORT", 8181))
BRIDGE_HOST = os.environ.get("BRIDGE_HOST", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
BRIDGE_PORT = int(os.environ.get("BRIDGE_PORT", 9090))
sim = lgsvl.Simulator(SIMULATOR_HOST, SIMULATOR_PORT)
if sim.current_scene == "BorregasAve":
sim.reset()
else:
sim.load("BorregasAve")
spawns = sim.get_spawn()
state = lgsvl.AgentState()
state.transform = spawns[0]
ego = sim.add_agent("Lincoln2017MKZ (Apollo 5.0)", lgsvl.AgentType.EGO, state)
ego.connect_bridge(BRIDGE_HOST, BRIDGE_PORT)
# Dreamview setup
dv = lgsvl.dreamview.Connection(sim, ego, BRIDGE_HOST)
dv.set_hd_map('Borregas Ave')
dv.set_vehicle('Lincoln2017MKZ')
modules = [
'Localization',
'Perception',
'Transform',
'Routing',
'Prediction',
'Planning',
'Camera',
'Traffic Light',
'Control'
]
destination = spawns[0].destinations[0]
dv.setup_apollo(destination.position.x, destination.position.z, modules)
sim.run()
Upon successful execution, the Ego vehicle should navigate to a destination on the far side of the map. Note that Apollo setup can take quite a while (often up to 30 seconds) before it is ready for the simulation to be run.


- getAddress() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
- getAuthor() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the id of the owner
- getBook() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.UserNotification
-
Return the book
- getBookList() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.User
-
Return booklist array
- getBookListLength() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.User
-
Return the booklist length
- getBorrowerID() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
- getBorrowerID() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Request
-
get the borrower id
- getBorrowerUname() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
- getBorrowerUname() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Request
-
get the borrower user name
- getContextOfApplication() - Static method in class com.example.developerunknown.MainActivity
-
creates context on the current activity, allowing activties to start and intent calls
- getCount() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.ViewPagerAdapter
-
counts the item on the list
- getDescription() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the book description
- getDescription() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.UserNotification
-
Return the book description
- getFilteredBookList(String) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.User
-
Return the filtered book list
- getID() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the id user
- getId() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.UserNotification
-
Return id
- getISBN() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the ISBN of the book
- getItem(int) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.ViewPagerAdapter
-
Gets a item of a specific position
- getLat() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
- getLon() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
- getOwnerId() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the id of the owner
- getOwnerUname() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the owners user name
- getPageTitle(int) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.ViewPagerAdapter
-
Gets the page title
- getSender() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.UserNotification
-
Return the sender name
- getStatus() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the book status
- getStatus() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Request
-
Return the book status
- getTargetBook() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Request
-
retrieve a specific book
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.Book
-
Return the title of the book
- getType() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.UserNotification
-
Return the book status type
- getUid() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.User
-
Return the user id
- getUsername() - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.User
-
Return the user name
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.BookList
-
Gets view from layout fragment,initialize the needed text for every shown book
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.CustomList
-
initialize the shown text for each notification
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.NotificationList
-
initialize the shown text for each notification
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.example.developerunknown.RequestList
-
initialize the text shown in each request,basically just the username of requester


Back
Help A payment has taken longer
In almost all cases, the payment reaches the prisoner’s bank account in up to 3 days.
However, if it seems to be taking longer, it could be because an individual prison has put a payment on hold or the money could be in the prisoner's account but the prisoner doesn’t know about it yet.
If you’re still worried after 7-10 days, please contact the prison.


Free & Reduced Price School Meals Application
Begin
Background
Children
Adults
Review
Done
how many adults live in your household, including yourself?
THIS INCLUDES ADULTS WHO:
contribute to any household income or expenses
(even if they are not related to you or don't have their own income)
THIS DOESN'T INCLUDE ADULTS WHO:
do not contribute to any household income or expenses
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Run Sample Workload
In the right pane, you can see a set of SQL statements. These SQL statements are our sample workload.
The idea is to run the workload and see the results again.
This will give you a better understanding of the results of monitoring function used.


Redesign and user test a radiologist’s mammography work station
Design a web and mobile app for elderly surgery patients and their care team
Research and systems design for a business school content platform
Redesign interfaces and icons for scientific instruments
Design a political activism website to guide and motivate volunteers
Research and systems design for guests and team members
Logo design for a cutting-edge solar technology company
Variety of tasks as a design intern on UX Team for Amazon Fire TV
Have a design challenge you need help with? I'd love to work with you
Website, ebook app and meet up, to help connect travelers and locals.
An iPhone app for travelers at Angkor, to plan & enrich their trip.
A book on typography, with abstract illustrations of a murmuration.
Rebranding and strategy for a new kind of digital neighborhood.
An iPad ebook app about Angel Island and its haunting history.
Designed and coded by Rebecca Pariser
© 2017 All Rights Reserved


To horizontally center a block element (like div), use margin: auto;
Note: Using margin:auto will not work in IE8, unless a !DOCTYPE is declared.
To center an image, set left and right margin to auto, and make it into a block element.
In this example, we use the padding property to center the div element vertically:
I am vertically centered.
In this example, we use the line-height property with a value that is equal to the height property to center the div element:
I am vertically and horizontally centered.
In this example, we use positioning and the transform property to vertically and horizontally center the div element:
I am vertically and horizontally centered.
A container with both the justify-content and the align-items properties set to center will align the item(s) in the center (in both axis).
I am vertically and horizontally centered.


This page describes various INI format similarities and differences and how dini
handles them.
Due to lack of any official specification many variations have been created. Unless you have to, you should write ini that is most compatible (greatest common divisor).
Similarities
Elements that are most commonly used and are free to use:
-
Sections denoted with square brackets
[section]
dini
: Section names are whitespace trimmed -
Equals as key delimeter (
=
):key = value
dini
: Key names are trimmed and values are left-trimmed -
Comments are denoted with semicolon (
;
) and are allowed only on dedicated lines:; comment line key = value ; this is part of value
Differences
Here’s a list of things that vary between parsers:
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Colon as key delimeter
Currently not supported. This one is pretty rare and such configuration files should be called
ini
anymore. -
Hashes for comments
Supported, but can be disabled. This one is pretty common and not so intrusive.
-
Multiline strings
Supported, but can be disabled. Allows you to define values as such:
key=""" multiline value """
-
Quoted keys
Supported. Quoted keys are used by Windows Registry export.
-
Escape sequences
Supported, but can be disabled.
-
Escaped line feeds
Supported. You can escape new lines in values to ignore them. For example:
# the value below does not contain newline! name=this is a very \ long value


Workshop Setup
Setting up the workshop is the hardest part. I generally run through all setup steps together to make sure everyone reaches the same starting point.
My goal in the setup is to get everyone to the SAME starting point. This is easiest to do if I can use a
Note: By workshop setup, I’m referring to any setup that the attendee has to do – during workshop time – to complete the rest of the workshop.
For tech workshops, I like to set variables to make the rest of the workshop easier. The goal is to make the rest of the workshop as easy as possible.
Pre-Workshop Survey
Collecting feedback should become an automatic part of running a workshop. We do that by building in pre- and post- workshop surveys.
Pre-workshop surveys should ask the following questions:
- [Hopes and Dreams] What are you hoping to get out of the workshop?
- [Fishing Holes] What container technologies have you used, if any?
- [Pains and Fears] What problems have you run into with your current solutions?
NOTE: To make using survey data easier, you can link a survey with a pre-filled “Event” field. You can also add a few simple demographic questions, too. For example, I’ll often ask about an attendee’s company size or what their job title is.
Click here to see an example pre-workshop survey.
There are a few major goals of the pre-workshop survey:
- Collect data on attendee’s goals and expectations. This helps you determine if you’re positioning (the abstract, the title) are correct.
- Tailor the workshop to attendees. After the survey look at the “Hopes and Dreams” questions and address which will be addressed in the workshop and which won’t.
What Next
Next, it’s time to run your first Lab – or, in this case, it’s time to check out the Lab Template.


K-pop top awards show skips Hong Kong due to protest: Source
Hong Kong has been hosting the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) since 2012.
SEOUL: An annual K-pop festival is not happening in Hong Kong this year due to months-long political unrest, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday (Nov 11).
Hong Kong has hosted the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) since 2012, where top K-pop artists including global phenomenon boyband BTS performed for years. In previous years, tens of thousands of K-pop fans packed stadiums in Hong Kong for the awards.
The move follows a number of organisers delaying or cancelling sports, concerts and other events due to the protests. Hong Kong's premier women's tennis event planned for October was postponed. The city's football matches were also postponed.
READ: ‘Wishful thinking’ that violence will force Hong Kong government to yield: Carrie Lam
READ: Hong Kong police say man set on fire after arguing with protesters
Hong Kong police shot and critically wounded a protester and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire on Monday as the Chinese-ruled territory spiralled into rare working-day violence in its 24th week of unrest.
"This year, after internal discussions, the MAMA organiser decided not to hold the event in Hong Kong because of the protests," the source said.
South Korea's CJ ENM, the show's organizer, told Reuters in a statement that Hong Kong had not been chosen as the event's venue, considering "various circumstances," without elaborating.
The music awards will take place in Nagoya, Japan on Dec 4, CJ ENM added.
MORE: Our coverage of the Hong Kong protests
Follow us on Telegram for the latest on Hong Kong: https://cna.asia/telegram


Metagovernment
A myriad of public decisions are made each year that affect the quality of our lives, the health of our biosphere, and the welfare of future generations. Regrettably, these decisions are often made without our participation.
Metagovernment is a community of people who are exploring and developing various technologies that would allow citizens to be directly involved in the discussions and decisions that affect them most.
We explore, challenge, and collaborate with each other in the development of various ideas and technologies for these new governance systems.
Our forum is uniquely neutral ground. We enjoy an abundance of visions which often makes for very lively discussions.
Please join our community and help us to develop these next iterations of governance.
Note: The wiki for this site is in maintenance mode. Please ask on the list how you can help.


--- layout: mydefault title: "Hillel Steinmetz" tags: hillel steinmetz github-page hillelsteinmetz description: "The gist: a curious linguist and data journalist. Check out this page to read a bit about me!" ---
Hi there! I'm Hilly, and I'm recent grad from at the University of Washington, where I received a master's degree in computational linguistics. I'm passionate about accessible technology and all things language. I'm currently an AI/ML intern at NASA during the summer of 2023, researching how NLU can be used to improve air traffic control operations.
In terms of past projects,
I wrote my thesis
on using transfer learning techniques to improve dysarthric speech recognition.
I created a humor classifier along with other students
for one of my classes. It achieved over 95% accuracy on our test data set.
I also made a world languages quiz game to test your knowledge of the world's languages! Click here
or the Language Quiz button in the navigation bar to play the game.


May 18th, 2015
OpenStack Summit - Vancouver
| Dr. Bob Callaway | Sean Cohen | Mark Sturdevant |
|---|---|---|
| Principal Architect, NetApp | Principal Product Manager, Red Hat | Software Engineer, HP |
| Manila ATC | Manila Community Member | Manila Core Team Member |
Drivers
Drivers in blue are new in Kilo |
Contributors
|
|
Kilo Reviews |
Kilo Lines of Code |
| Storage Service | Amazon Web Services | Microsoft Azure | OpenStack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Object | S3 | Blob & Table Storage | Swift |
| Archival (Cold) storage | Glacier | Azure Backup | - |
| Block | Elastic Block Storage (EBS) | Blob Storage | Cinder |
| File | Elastic File Storage (EFS) | Azure Files | Manila |
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Challenge
Solution
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Deployment of OpenStack with Manila, integrated with drivers to deliver self-service provisioning and lifecycle management of shares.
Goal
|
Benefits
|
|
Maintained and reviewed jointly by the Manila and Horizon teams
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Goal:
Specific Deadlines:
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1. Silent → 2. Reporting→ 3. Voting
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ReplicationConsistency Groups |
Example CG Snapshot Scenario:
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#openstack-manila
on IRC (Freenode)
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US sanctions Iran minister over Internet censorship
WASHINGTON: The US Treasury slapped punitive sanctions on Iran's communications minister, Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, Friday (Nov 22) after the Tehran regime blocked Internet communications amid violent protests triggered by a petrol price hike.
"We are sanctioning Iran's Minister of Information and Communications Technology for restricting Internet access, including to popular messaging applications that help tens of millions of Iranians stay connected to each other and the outside world," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
"Iran's leaders know that a free and open Internet exposes their illegitimacy, so they seek to censor internet access to quell anti-regime protests," Mnuchin said.
The protests erupted across the country on Nov 15, after the price of petrol was raised by as much as 200 percent.
Officials have confirmed five deaths, while Amnesty International said that more than 100 demonstrators were believed to have been killed after authorities reportedly used live ammunition to quell the protests, which brought attacks on police stations and petrol stations and some looting of shops.
The Treasury said Azari Jahomi is a former official of the Ministry of Intelligence who has advanced Internet censorship since becoming minister two years ago.
He has "also been involved in surveillance against opposition activists," the Treasury said.
Internet service remained mostly blocked on Friday for a sixth day, with officials and news agencies saying the blackout was gradually being rolled back.
The sanctions would freeze financial assets and property Azari Jahomi has in US jurisdictions and forbid Americans or US businesses, especially banks, from dealing with him.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump accused Iran of blocking the Internet to cover up "death and tragedy" resulting from the protests.
"Iran has become so unstable that the regime has shut down their entire Internet System so that the Great Iranian people cannot talk about the tremendous violence taking place within the country," Trump tweeted.
"They want ZERO transparency, thinking the world will not find out the death and tragedy that the Iranian Regime is causing!" he wrote.


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Chirp SonicLib
2.1.0
|
Internal definitions for the Chirp CH201 GPR Static Target Rejection sensor firmware. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| uint16_t | get_ch201_gpr_str_fw_ram_init_addr (void) |
| uint16_t | get_ch201_gpr_str_fw_ram_init_size (void) |
| const unsigned char * | get_ram_ch201_gpr_str_init_ptr (void) |
| uint8_t | ch201_gpr_str_init (ch_dev_t *dev_ptr, ch_group_t *grp_ptr, uint8_t i2c_addr, uint8_t dev_num, uint8_t i2c_bus_index) |
Variables | |
| const char * | ch201_gpr_str_version |
| const uint8_t | ch201_gpr_str_fw [CH201_FW_SIZE] |
Internal definitions for the Chirp CH201 GPR Static Target Rejection sensor firmware.
This file contains register offsets and other values for use with the CH201 GPR Static Target Rejection sensor firmware. These values are subject to change without notice.
You should not need to edit this file or call the driver functions directly. Doing so will reduce your ability to benefit from future enhancements and releases from Chirp.


The search index is automatically and periodically created by the system. Users on marketplaces make use of the index when searching for subscriptions or services.
In some cases, for example, after a recovery of the database, the search index may become inconsistent. In order to solve this problem, you can use the Update search index option to explicitly re-create the search index. The search index is re-built based on the current data in the database. The existing index structure is overwritten.
To start the re-creation of the search index, click Update on the Update search index page.


Where: Each year, many parts of the United States experience heavy rains, strong winds, floods, and coastal storm surges from tropical storms and hurricanes. Affected areas include all Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastal areas and areas over 100 miles inland, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Hawaii, parts of the Southwest, the Pacific Coast, and the U.S. territories in the Pacific. A significant per cent of fatalities occur outside of landfall counties with causes due to inland flooding. When: The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with the peak occurring between mid-August and late October. The Eastern Pacific hurricane season begins May 15 and ends November 30. Basic Preparedness Tips
Where: Flooding can happen in any U.S. state or territory. It is particularly important to be prepared for flooding if you live in a low-lying area near a body of water, such as near a river, stream, or culvert; along a coast; or downstream from a dam or levee. When: Flooding can occur during every season, but some areas of the country are at greater risk at certain times of the year. Coastal areas are at greater risk for flooding during hurricane season (i.e., June to November), while the Midwest is more at risk in the spring and during heavy summer rains. Ice jams occur in the spring in the Northeast and Northwest. Even the deserts of the Southwest are at risk during the late summer monsoon season. Basic Safety Tips
Flooding is a temporary overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry. Flooding may happen with only a few inches of water, or it may cover a house to the rooftop. There are many possible causes of floods including heavy rain or snowmelt, coastal storms and storm surge, waterway overflow from being blocked with debris or ice, or overflow of levees, dams, or waste water systems, Flooding can occur slowly over many days or happen very quickly with little or no warning, called flash floods.
Read More →


Before Change
// If this appears to be the first progress signal for the applet and it"s already 100,
// it is really a duplicate 100% update. Ignore it.
// (100% progress is not a valid starting value.)
if not (index not in self.appletPercentages and percentage == 100):
self.appletPercentages[index] = percentage
numActive = len(self.appletPercentages)
After Change
else:
// Take max (never go back down)
if index in self.appletPercentages:
oldPercentage = self.appletPercentages[index]
self.appletPercentages[index] = max(percentage, oldPercentage)
// First percentage we get MUST be zero.
// Other notifications are ignored.
if index in self.appletPercentages or percentage == 0:
self.appletPercentages[index] = percentage


Feature
has a corresponding Record
or Row
in the Attribute Table
Feature
has a unique ID
this is relied upon to link the row to the featureField Calculator
of attribute tables065-11103
into 11-103
Joins
apply
It is good practice to save layers that have changed to a new layer.
This ensures the values for the fields are updated.
Save your layer as voting joined
One issue is our field names got changed when we saved to a new layers
We can fix this:
Source Fields
clinton_trump_total
GIS for Public Policy’20 by Sergio Rey is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.


navbar content here
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>cloud
First Link With Icon
Second Link
Subheader
Third Link With Waves
menu


TorZillaPrint |
TZP is only designed for Firefox [v60+] and the Tor Browser [v8+] .
Here are additonal tests, and here is the repo [feel free to drop in]. When re-testing
sections, be aware that some pref/option changes may require a page refresh [F5] or even a new browser session.
|
[ i ]range 500-2560
  [css min-device-] screen resolution 1 | |
| [matchMedia] screen resolution 2 | |
| screen resolution ● | |
| available resolution ● | |
| outer window ● | |
| inner window ● | |
[ i ]
range 500-2560
  [css min-] inner window 1, 3 | |
| [matchMedia] inner window 2 | |
| viewport 4 | |
| [css | matchMedia] display-mode | | |
| full screen | |
[ i ]
full-screen-api.enabled
  [api] full screen | |
|
[ i ]
DON'T PANIC as you briefly
  [test] full screen 4enter and then exit full screen | |
|
[ i ]
will attempt to open a new
  new windowwindow as big as possible and grab the dimensions | |
| [android] new window | |
| private window | |
| [screen] orientation | mozOrientation | angle | |
| [css] -moz- | orientation | aspect-ratio | device-aspect-ratio | | | | |
| [matchMedia] -moz- | orientation | aspect-ratio | device-aspect-ratio | |
| [screen] pixel depth | color depth | |
| [css | matchMedia] color | | |
| dpi | |
| [css min-resolution] dpi | |
| [matchMedia max-resolution] dpi | dppx | dpcm | |
| zoom % | |
| devicePixelRatio | |
| [matchMedia -webkit- | -moz-] device-pixel-ratio | | |
| --- android --- | |
| keyboard height | |
| toolbar height | |
| code based on work by Arthur Edelstein 1 , kkapsner & CanvasBlocker 2 , Matt Traudt 3 and earthlng 4 |
The extra browser , version & os tests are to show how easy it is to
detect them via other means. They don't have to be "correct"; the measurements provide the real entropy,
such as math hashes, branding dimensions, and pixel values. Each test is independent of the others.
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[header] http_user_agent | |
| hash | |
| userAgent | |
| appCodeName | |
| appName | |
| product | |
| appVersion | |
| oscpu | |
| platform | |
| buildID | |
| productSub | |
| vendor | |
| vendorSub | |
| --- navigator checks --- | |
| web worker | |
| shared worker | |
| nested worker | |
| service worker | |
| [iframe] hash | |
| [nested iframe] hash | |
| window.open | |
| --- browser, version, os --- | |
[ i ]
uses some feature
  hashdetection results | |
| [css] branding | |
| [css] browser | |
| [collation] browser | |
| [error messages] browser | |
| [resource://] browser | |
| [math] browser | |
[ i ]
Firefox 60+ only
  [feature detection] version | |
| [chrome://] os | |
| [math] os | |
[ i ]Linux, Mac or Windows   [css] os 1if none show = Android if all show = fonts are blocked |
Linux Mac Windows |
| [css line-height] os | |
| [viewport scrollbar width] os 2, 3 | |
| [element scrollbar width] os | |
| [widgets] os | |
| error messages | |
| hash | |
| error1 | |
| error2 | |
| error3 | |
| error4 | |
| error5 | |
| widgets | |
| hash | |
| button|checkbox|color|combobox|datetime-local|radio|text | |
| checkbox | |
| color | |
| combobox | |
| datetime-local | |
| radio | |
| text | |
| datetime | |
| textarea | |
| code based on work by Arthur Edelstein 1 , Dr. Neal Krawetz 2 and earthlng 3 |
6th edition | |
| 1st edition | |
| combined | |
| ECMAScript 6th Edition | |
| atanh(0.5) | |
| expm1(1) | |
| sinh(1) | |
| ECMAScript 1st Edition | |
| cos(1e251) | |
| cos(1e140) | |
| cos(1e12) | |
| cos(1e130) | |
| cos(1e272) | |
| cos(1e0) | |
| cos(1e284) | |
| cos(1e75) | |
| ECMAScript 6th edition math code provided by Fingerprint Central |
Element.getClientRects | |||||||
| Element.getBoundingClientRect | |||||||
| Range.getClientRects | |||||||
| Range.getBoundingClientRect | |||||||
| click here to view what is being rendered | |||||||
| [ *browserleaks* ] | [ *getClientRects* ] | [ Fingerprinting? ] | [ select ] | [ progress bar ] | [ empty button ] | ||
| Element.getClientRects [note: the other three methods have the same hash and values] | |||||||
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| Element.getBoundingClientRect | |||||||
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| Range.getClientRects | |||||||
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| Range.getBoundingClientRect | |||||||
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| width | |||||||
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| top | |||||||
| left | |||||||
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| bottom | |||||||
| domrect code based on work by kkapsner & CanvasBlocker |
hash | |
| getContext | |
| toDataURL | |
| toBlob | |
| mozGetAsFile | |
| getImageData | |
| winding | |
| isPointInPath | |
| isPointInStroke | |
| fillText | |
| strokeText | |
| canvas code based on work by kkapsner & CanvasBlocker |
hash | |
| getContext | |
| vendor | unmasked | |
| renderer | unmasked | |
| [webgl] parameters | |
| [webgl2] parameters | |
| --- render --- | |
| readPixels | |
| [webgl] image | |
| [webgl2] image | |
| webgl code based on work by kkapsner & CanvasBlocker |
[ i ]
dom.webaudio.enabled   [api] web audio |
|
| getChannelData 1 | |
| copyFromChannel 1 | |
| sum 1 | |
| ------ | |
|
audioContext 2 | |
| OscillatorNode 2 | |
| OscillatorNode/DynamicsCompressor 2 | |
| audioContext 2 | |
| OscillatorNode 2 | |
| OscillatorNode/DynamicsCompressor 2 | |
| audio code based on work by kkapsner & CanvasBlocker 1 and openWPM 2 |
We already know we can enumerate fonts: see the
monsta test. These font list tests are more refined:
whitelist tests are smaller, faster tests trying to determine entropy within each whitelist,
while the os tests are to get metrics on stable fonts per os.
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default proportional font | ||
| default font sizes | ||
[ i ]
layout.css.font-loading-api.enabled
  css font loading api | ||
[ i ]
browser.display.use_document_fonts
  document fonts | ||
| [offset] unicode glyphs 1 | ||
| [textmetrics] unicode glyphs 1 | ||
| [clientrect] unicode glyphs 1 | ||
| [getClientRects] unicode glyphs 1 | ||
[ i ]
gfx.downloadable_fonts.woff2.enabled
  WOFF2Firefox 68 or lower | ||
| textMetrics | ||
| width | ||
| actualBoundingBoxAscent | ||
| actualBoundingBoxDescent | ||
| actualBoundingBoxLeft | ||
| actualBoundingBoxRight | ||
| alphabeticBaseline | ||
| emHeightAscent | ||
| emHeightDescent | ||
| fontBoundingBoxAscent | ||
| fontBoundingBoxDescent | ||
| hangingBaseline | ||
| ideographicBaseline | ||
| [offset] unicode glyphs | ||
| ------ | ||
font list | ||
| fingerprintjs2 2 | ||
| font fallback 3 | ||
| ------ | ||
font list | ||
| fingerprintjs2 2 | ||
| font fallback 3 | ||
| whitelist | ||
| font fallback [whitelist] | ||
| os | ||
| font fallback [os] | ||
| code based on work by David Fifield & Serge Egelman 1 , fingerprintjs2 2 and Arthur Edelstein 3 |
[ i ]
media.media-capabilities.enabled   mediaCapabilities |
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| [canPlayType] audio | ||
| [isTypeSupported] audio | ||
| [canPlayType] video | ||
| [isTypeSupported] video | ||
| audio | ||
| video |
  [-moz-] colors | ||
| [system] colors | ||
| [CSS4 system] colors | ||
| [system] fonts | ||
| computed styles 1 | ||
| getComputedStyle 1 | ||
| HTMLElement.style 1 | ||
| CSSRuleList.style 1 | ||
[ i ]ui.prefersReducedMotion
  [css | matchMedia] prefers-reduced-motion |
| | |
[ i ]ui.systemUsesDarkTheme
  [css | matchMedia] prefers-color-scheme |
| | |
| [css | matchMedia] prefers-contrast | | | |
| [css | matchMedia] forced-colors | | | |
| CSS4 system colors | ||
| system fonts | ||
| code provided by CreepJS 1 |
| test | result |
| test | result |
| test | result |
[ i ]beacon.enabled
  [navigator] beacon | ||
[ i ]
dom.events.asyncClipboard
  [api] clipboard | ||
[ i ]
dom.IntersectionObserver.enabled
  [api] intersection observer | ||
[ i ]
mathml.disabled
  mathml | ||
| [test example] mathml | ||
[ i ]
dom.media.mediasession.enabled
  [api] mediaSession | ||
[ i ]
dom.reporting.enabled
  [api] reporting | ||
[ i ]
dom.requestIdleCallback.enabled
  requestIdleCallback | ||
[ i ]
svg.disabled
  svg | ||
| [getEntries*] performance.mark | ||
| performance.now | ||
| [loadEventEnd] performance.timing | ||
| PerformanceNavigationTiming | ||
[ i ]
javascript.options.wasm
  webassembly | ||
[ i ]
security.webauth.webauthn
  web authentication | u2fsecurity.webauth.u2f | ||
[ i ]
dom.webshare.enabled
  [api] web share | ||
| window.content | ||
| ------ | ||
[ i ]
dom.use_components_shim
  component interfaces | ||
| iframe.contentWindow properties 1 | ||
| navigator properties | ||
| component | ||
| navigator | ||
| code provided by CreepJS 1 |
| section perf | |
| tor browser detection points |


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java.lang.Object javax.naming.NameClassPair
public class NameClassPair
This class represents the object name and class name pair of a binding found in a context.
A context consists of name-to-object bindings. The NameClassPair class represents the name and the class of the bound object. It consists of a name and a string representing the package-qualified class name.
Use subclassing for naming systems that generate contents of a name/class pair dynamically.
A NameClassPair instance is not synchronized against concurrent access by multiple threads. Threads that need to access a NameClassPair concurrently should synchronize amongst themselves and provide the necessary locking.
Context.list(javax.naming.Name)
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Serialized Form| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
NameClassPair(String name,
String className)
Constructs an instance of a NameClassPair given its name and class name. |
|
NameClassPair(String name,
String className,
boolean isRelative)
Constructs an instance of a NameClassPair given its name, class name, and whether it is relative to the listing context. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
String |
getClassName()
Retrieves the class name of the object bound to the name of this binding. |
String |
getName()
Retrieves the name of this binding. |
String |
getNameInNamespace()
Retrieves the full name of this binding. |
boolean |
isRelative()
Determines whether the name of this binding is relative to the target context (which is named by the first parameter of the list() method). |
void |
setClassName(String name)
Sets the class name of this binding. |
void |
setName(String name)
Sets the name of this binding. |
void |
setNameInNamespace(String fullName)
Sets the full name of this binding. |
void |
setRelative(boolean r)
Sets whether the name of this binding is relative to the target context (which is named by the first parameter of the list()
method). |
String |
toString()
Generates the string representation of this name/class pair. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public NameClassPair(String name, String className)
name
- The non-null name of the object. It is relative
to the target context (which is
named by the first parameter of the list()
method)className
- The possibly null class name of the object
bound to name. It is null if the object bound is null.getClassName()
,
setClassName(java.lang.String)
,
getName()
,
setName(java.lang.String)
public NameClassPair(String name, String className, boolean isRelative)
name
- The non-null name of the object.className
- The possibly null class name of the object
bound to name. It is null if the object bound is null.isRelative
- true if name
is a name relative
to the target context (which is named by the first parameter
of the list()
method); false if name
is a URL string.getClassName()
,
setClassName(java.lang.String)
,
getName()
,
setName(java.lang.String)
,
isRelative()
,
setRelative(boolean)
| Method Detail |
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public String getClassName()
Binding.getObject()
,
Binding.getClassName()
,
setClassName(java.lang.String)
public String getName()
isRelative()
,
setName(java.lang.String)
public void setName(String name)
name
- the non-null string to use as the name.getName()
,
setRelative(boolean)
public void setClassName(String name)
name
- the possibly null string to use as the class name.
If null, Binding.getClassName() will return
the actual class name of the object in the binding.
The class name will be null if the object bound is null.getClassName()
,
Binding.getClassName()
public boolean isRelative()
list()
method).
setRelative(boolean)
,
getName()
public void setRelative(boolean r)
list()
method).
r
- If true, the name of binding is relative to the target context;
if false, the name of binding is a URL string.isRelative()
,
setName(java.lang.String)
public String getNameInNamespace()
Context.getNameInNamespace()
.
In naming systems for which the notion of full name does not apply to this binding an UnsupportedOperationException is thrown. This exception is also thrown when a service provider written before the introduction of the method is in use.
The string returned by this method is not a JNDI composite name and should not be passed directly to context methods.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if the notion of full name
does not apply to this binding in the naming system.setNameInNamespace(java.lang.String)
,
getName()
public void setNameInNamespace(String fullName)
Setting the full name to null, or not setting it at all, will cause getNameInNamespace() to throw an exception.
fullName
- The full name to use.getNameInNamespace()
,
setName(java.lang.String)
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
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