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| We believe that the design of APL was also affected in important respects
by a number of procedures and circumstances.
Firstly, from its inception APL has been developed by using it in a succession of areas.
This emphasis on application clearly favors practicality and simplicity.
The treatment of many different areas fostered generalization
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| — Falkoff and Iverson,
The Design of APL, 1973
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| The mathematician’s patterns, like the painter’s
or the poet’s must be beautiful;
the ideas like the colours or the words, must fit together in a harmonious way.

Yes, I know that James Gosling, an alumnus of the University of Calgary,
was the “father of Java.” He and I have talked about it.
And yes, there is a now a game called “Perl Golf” in which
you try to do the most work in that scripting language with the fewest number of (key-) strokes.
Java and Perl are good and useful and popular, but APL was
beautiful.
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| — Tom Keenan,
Business Edge, 2004
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Goodness-of-fit tests for gamma, inverse Gaussian, log-normal, 'Weibull', 'Frechet', Gumbel, normal, multivariate normal, Cauchy, Laplace or double exponential, exponential and generalized Pareto distributions. Parameter estimators for gamma, inverse Gaussian and generalized Pareto distributions.
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is the capability of people to recognise their own feelings and emotions and also of other people as well. And by doing so also adjusting their behaviour towards other people or understanding other people's behaviour and acting accordingly. This is very beneficial when working around people, either as part of a team and also in a leadership position.
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mac2pwd(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit mac2pwd(1) NAME mac2pwd - Qualcomm Atheros Ethernet Device Password Generator SYNOPSIS mac2pwd [options] file [file] [ ... ] DESCRIPTION Read Ethernet addresses from one or more files and print computed passwords with the associated address. Input addresses can appear in any order and need not be consecutive. Computed passwords consist of upper case letters (A-Z) with group separators. The algorithm used here is not mandatory for HomePlug AV compliance and so vendors are free to use other methods to generate their own device passwords. This program may be used to generate passwords for large numbers of non-consecutive MAC addresses that may occur in ran‐ dom order. It complements program mac2pw which generates passwords for consecutive MAC addresses over a given range. This program is part of the Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Toolkit. See the AMP man page for an overview and installation instructions. CAVEATS Atheros provides this program as a simple means of generating unique and apparently random device passwords for a large volume of Ethernet devices. It uses a Linear Cogruential Random Number Generator to produce a single-wheel Bazerie Cylinder and to select characters from that cylinder. The algorithm used is adequate for purpose and nothing more. Ven‐ dors are encouraged to develop their own means of generating passwords for the reasons mentioned below. MAC addresses can be determined using a variety of network management programs. Anyone having access to this program, or the algorithm used, could compute the device password and gain access to device features reserved for priviledged users. OPTIONS -b bunch The password bunching factor. Passwords have a fixed number of upper case letters broken into groups separated with dashes. The number of letters in each group are the bunch value. When bunch is 0, password length is count. When bunch is 1, password length is twice count because every other character will be a dash. The default bunch is 4. -l count The number of letters in the password string. The default count is 16. Overall password length is the sum of count plus the number of delimiters implied by bunch. -q Quiet mode. Exclude the MAC address on output. This option can be used in scripts to return the password associ‐ ated with a given MAC address. -v Verbose mode. Prefix each line with a ’0’ column. The Atheros Production Test System (PTS) uses the first column of a password database file to indicate which addresses and passwords have already been used. -?,--help Print program help information on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. -!,--version Print program version information on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. Use this option when sending screen dumps to Atheros Technical Support so that they know exactly which version of the Linux Toolkit you are using. ARGUMENTS file The name of a file that contains Ethernet address strings. Individual address strings consist of 12 consecutive hexadecimal digits. Addresses are seperated by whites space. This allows multiple addresses on a line. There is no line length limit. Punctuation is not permitted; however, a hash (’#’) or semicolon (’;’) in any column starts comment text that continues to the end of that line. An error in any input file terminates the program with an error message. EXAMPLES An example input file, mac.txt, is shown below. Comment lines document the file. Blank lines are permitted and multiple addresses appear on one line. This file contains 5 MAC addresses. Punctuation is not permitted within a MAC address. # ================================= # unused MAC addresses; # --------------------------------- 00b052000004 00b052BABE33 00b052BABE34 00b052CAFE05 00b052CAFE01 Another example input file, mac2.txt, appears below. A hash (’#’) and a semi-colon (’;’) are used to hide selected addresses. Hidden addresses are ignored because they are comments. This file contains 7 addresses but only 5 will be recognized. 002b88ffff00 002b887fff00 # 002b88660066 002b88660067 002b88660063 ; 002b8800FFFF 002b88660066 The following example reads the two files shown above and prints 10 addresses, 5 from each file, with associated pass‐ words. Output appears on the console but it could be directed to a file. # mac2pwd mac.txt more.mac 00B052000004 LBPL-NZSM-VPUC-XPLM 00B052BABE33 KKDF-KLMC-JENV-NGFG 00B052BABE34 FVPK-WQID-VVHY-ZHYQ 00B052CAFE05 PCHK-EXLA-QEDY-DPJU 00B052CAFE01 KDGB-ZVBQ-YLTF-ZCET 002B88FFFF00 OIFX-KUHT-RUIN-MURF 002B887FFF00 SPUU-KOJU-RXOA-ZORW 002B88660067 BTQY-NMZL-WUNM-HSHW 002B88660063 EJRX-AATI-YSMU-JWSG 002B88660066 FOFC-LVAB-MTHH-TVNO The following example is the same but prints output suitable for input to the Qualcomm Atheros PTS because option -v is specified. The output format is similar to that produced by the Qualcomm Atheros DB Builder Utility for Windows. # mac2pwd -v mac.txt more.mac 0 00B052000004 LBPL-NZSM-VPUC-XPLM 0 00B052BABE33 KKDF-KLMC-JENV-NGFG 0 00B052BABE34 FVPK-WQID-VVHY-ZHYQ 0 00B052CAFE05 PCHK-EXLA-QEDY-DPJU 0 00B052CAFE01 KDGB-ZVBQ-YLTF-ZCET 0 002B88FFFF00 OIFX-KUHT-RUIN-MURF 0 002B887FFF00 SPUU-KOJU-RXOA-ZORW 0 002B88660067 BTQY-NMZL-WUNM-HSHW 0 002B88660063 EJRX-AATI-YSMU-JWSG 0 002B88660066 FOFC-LVAB-MTHH-TVNO The following example omits the MAC address from the output for clandestine cases where one does not want both the MAC address and the password to appear together. It can also be used to generate random passwords for other purposes. # mac2pwd -q mac.txt more.mac LBPL-NZSM-VPUC-XPLM KKDF-KLMC-JENV-NGFG FVPK-WQID-VVHY-ZHYQ PCHK-EXLA-QEDY-DPJU KDGB-ZVBQ-YLTF-ZCET OIFX-KUHT-RUIN-MURF SPUU-KOJU-RXOA-ZORW BTQY-NMZL-WUNM-HSHW EJRX-AATI-YSMU-JWSG FOFC-LVAB-MTHH-TVNO DISCLAIMER Qualcomm Atheros reserves the right to modify program names, functionality, input format or output format in future toolkit releases without any obligation to notify or compensate toolkit users. SEE ALSO hpavkey(1), hpavkeys(1), keys(1), mac2pw(1), rkey(1) CREDITS Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 mac2pwd(1)


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Functions...pure functions
Functions are the raison d'être1 of Functional Programming (Duh!). But it is very surprising to see that many people have some subtle mis-conceptions about the idea of a function, and this leads to difficulties later on while reasoning about functional programming ideas. It is therefore wise to spend some time & effort towards getting a clear picture of functions.
Let us consider some familiar and not-so-familiar examples involving functions from various subjects.
Mathematics? Solve for \(x\) when \(ax^{2}+ bx + \ldots \) ??
Consider the famous Quadratic equation :
\( a x^{2} + b x + c = 0 \)
The above equation states that some function of the independent variable \(x\) is equal to the expression \( {\mbox ax^{2} + bx + c }\) and that it evaluates to zero for some (input) values of \(x\) which are called the roots of the equation.
Symbolically, we can write this as follows:
\(f(x) = ax^{2} + bx + c = 0 \)
Given the constants \(a\), \(b\), & \(c\), we say that the above expression represents a function of (=dependent upon) the (independent) variable "x". The equation simply gave us a constraint under which we would proceed to derive expressions for the roots for the given constants. In other words, we wanted to know for what values of \(x\) does the function \(f(x)\) produce the value of \(0\) (zero), which are called the roots or zeroes of the function \(f(x)\).
Ok, how about Physics ?
Or...do you remember the equation from the Physics of Motion describing the final velocity \(v\) of an object with an initial velocity of \(u\) units, moving under a constant acceleration of \( a \) units after a time \( t \) ??
\( v = u + at \)
Yes!
There is a function hidden here too.
Given all things, the final velocity \( v \) is a function of time, and can be thought of as:
\(v(t) = u + at\)
Note that the final velocity is actually a function of not only the time, but also the other constants like the initial velocity \( u \) and the acceleration \(a\). But usually, we consider only the variables. Here, the time \( t \) is called the independent variable and the final velocity is called the dependent variable. And in general, when scientists want to plot graphs of the relationship between such variables, the dependent variable is plotted on the y-axis and the independent variable is represented along the x-axis. This fits right in, since such a plot is represented as below:
\( y = f (x) \)
\( dependent\_variable = some\_function (independent\_variable) \)
What is a function then?
A function \(f\) is a one-to-one mapping from a set (called the Domain) to another set, which is usually called the function's Co-domain.
For example, the function represented by the mathematical expression \(x^{2}\) could be a mapping from the set of both positive & negative integers like \(\{\ldots,-3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, \ldots\}\) to the set of positive integers that are perfect squares, such as \(\{0, +1, +4, +9, +16, \ldots\}\)
So are functions exclusively for mathematical stuff ??
No!
This is a major myth about functions among people trying to grok them.
Consider the function that maps the name of a country to its capital city.
Such a function does not involve any math expressions.
But still, it is a perfectly valid example of what mathematicians would call a function.
Remember the mapping part of the definition above to remind you of what constitutes a function!
Mathematical notation for a function
In mathematics, a function is denoted as a mapping in symbolic form as below:
\(f: A \rightarrow B\)
where \(A\) is the Domain and \(B\) is the Codomain of the function \(f\).
In words, we could read this as,
For every member of the set \(A\) given as the input, the function \(f\) provides a unique value that is a member of the set \(B\).That is, given the same input, we ought to get the same output from the mapping for it to qualify as a proper function.
Example: square
Consider a function defined over the domain of integers which maps its inputs to their corresponding squares.
Suppose we call this function \(square\). We can obtain this "mapping" by simply multiplying any given integer with itself. Hence we can write the following:
\( square(x) = x^{2} \)
Clearly, the function \( square \) provides a mapping (or a way?) from the set of all Integers to the set of Positive Integers that are perfect squares.
2 things are to be noted here.
- The function does not square its argument! In fact, a ``pure'' function never does anything to its argument(s). The argument(s) is/are simply used in providing the mapping value as per the function's name. The argument(s) may even be used to derive/calculate the mapping value via a mathematical expression, a table/database look-up, etc., but the key point is that the argument(s) is/are immutable. Examples are \(log, sine, cosine,\) etc.
- Every time we give some value for \(x\), we obtain the same value from applying \(square(x)\). In other words, a function provides a unique, one-to-one mapping w.r.t. the elements in its Domain. Note that it is possible that there exist multiple elements in the Domain, which are mapped to the same value in the Codomain. (The actual set of output values of a function constitute it's Range. The Range is always a subset of the Codomain.) But given some input, a function always gives the same value.
We can thus denote \(square\) as below:
\( \mathbb{Z} \xrightarrow{square} \mathbb{Z}^{+} \)
Here, \(\mathbb{Z}\) represents the set of Integers. Note how similar the above is to the generic definition of a function \(f \), which is below:
\( Domain \xrightarrow{f} Range \)
Functions in Haskell
In Haskell, functions are the chief abstractions for calculations/computations, with the specific inputs abstracted out as arguments, and the output obtained as the function applications' values w.r.t those particular arguments. Let us now see how Haskell brings the beauty of functions preserving the purity & the rigor of the above concept.
Just see below how the function square
is defined in Haskell:
square :: Int -> Int
square x = x * x
There are 2 parts to the above function viz., type signature and the actual definition of the function.
The first line is called the type signature of the function. In essence, it gives a high-level description as to what is the Domain & the Range of the function. (sort of like the interface of the function)
But wait!
How can we represent a set in Haskell??
The answer is Types!
A Type is used to represent a set of related values. In the above example, we have Int
representing our mathematical set of Integers (\( \mathbb{Z} \)). And Haskell boasts of one of the best type-systems in modern programming languages. We shall see about them next.
Coming to the definition of a function. In Haskell, a function is defined in terms of a series of equations.
For example, consider a function to compute the n'th Fibonacci number.
-- | Function that computes the n'th Fibonacci number.
fib :: Int -> Int
fib 1 = 1
fib 2 = 1
fib n = fib (n-1) + fib (n-2)
That's all!
Observe how succinctly the above equations "describe" the Fibonacci number.
Another classic example to illustrate this subtle-yet-major aspect is to show the Haskell implementation of the popular Quicksort algorithm for sorting a list of Ints (say).
-- | A simple version of Quicksort -- the Haskell way.
qsort :: [Int] -> [Int]
qsort [] = []
qsort (x:xs) = qsort lesser ++ [x] ++ qsort greater
where
lesser = [y | y <- xs, y <= x] -- elements less or equal to x
greater = [y | y <- xs, y > x] -- elements greater than x
The above 'gem' uses pattern-matching and list-comprehensions to beautifully describe how an unsorted list gets 'mapped' to its sorted version via the Quicksort algorithm.
1.(raison d'être) ☞ "the most important reason or purpose for someone or something's existence."↩


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Each allotment is managed by the listed state or federal agency on number of domestic animals allowed on the allotment and designated as Animal Unit Months (AUMs). The dataset was compiled by Utah Department of Agriculture and Food GIS staff from multiple state and federal agencies.
There are no constraints or warranties with regard to the use of this dataset.


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APA7: Smith, H., & Dean, R. T. (2009). Practice-led Research, Research- led Practice in the Creative Arts. 27.
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[...] there are many rich and innovative ways in which creative practice can constitute, or contribute to, research in the university environment.
ponder how academic research can impact positively on creative practice
Creative work within the university environment is now often referred to as practice-led research, practice-based research, creative research or practice as research.
Les recherches académiques peuvent mener à la pratique créative.
La théorie nourrit la pratique et la pratique nourrit la théorie dans un processus itératif cyclique.
[...] academic research can lead to creative practice. We do not see practice-led research and research-led practice as separate processes, but as interwoven in an iterative cyclic web, a model we develop later in the chapter.
criticism and historical investigation have been heavily prioritised over arts practice.
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Rarement la théorie a inclus des pratique artistique. Comme stratégie politique, le terme "practice-led research" a été introduit pour expliquer et promouvoir la contribution à la connaissance que peuvent fournir les artistes.
They rarely, if ever, included creative writing or discussion of the creative process, and if aca- demics wrote novels this was regarded largely as a hobby. However, in the last two to three decades, the idea that arts practice might be a form of research has been developing ascendency. Terms such as practice-led research have been developed by creative practitioners, partly for political purposes within higher education, research and other environments, to explain, justify and promote their activities, and to argue – as forcefully as possible in an often unreceptive environment – that they are as important to the generation of knowledge as more theoretically, critically or empirically based research methods. At


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Wow, I said monthly updates… and here I am, updating 5/6 months later. I need to be better with this.
I’m not going to talk about how much life has happened…just going to start the updat.
Graphic Novel / Web Graphic Novel? In Production
In my last update, I said I was going to work on a new story. I’m glad to say I am currently 35+ pages deep into it’s development, and I’m having a great time putting it together. I’m growing as an artist and storyteller, and it’s exciting to see my progress from page 1 to now.
So far, for the last 4 months, I’ve been completing 10 pages a month (pretty slow, but I’m okay with it). That’s from storyboarding, to sketching, then inking, then finishing (with letters). It’s been a pretty smooth process. There have also been tims I was worried I wouldn’t hit the deadline of completing 10 in a month, but I’ve managed to pull through. It’s been a fun process.
Purpose: Getting Published? Having Fun?
I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to get out of making comics. I’ve grown to really enjoy the process of taking something from an idea to product. I’ve also been thinking about what comes next. Do I want to be published? Do I want to do this for money?
There have been a lot of tweets on twitter about folks LEAVING the commercial side of comics to just work on stories they enjoy. This has been a huge turnoff for me in wanting to become published. Plus, I don’t really need any money from these works.
This leaves me doing this for fun, which I’m not too upset about. I do have fun working through it…and I’m loving the storytelling aspect. Maybe keeping it as an expensive hobby (monetarily and time) is the way to go. It’s bringing me joy…maybe that’s all it needs to do.
Next Steps?
I really want to get into the habit of updating this monthly as I progress with this work. I need to hold myself accountable as I get better and make more works.
I’m also realizing I need to start posting my completed works here somehow… This means I’ll need to add some things to the site.
I’m excited for what’s to come, and am ready to start making more works.
Until next time!


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Having been an avid user of many drugs for many years (and having relied heavily on erowid), i figured it was about time i wrote a bit about my favorite drug.
The thing that you might find odd about my experiences with the drug is that i am not, and have never been, into the rave scene. I was introduced to the drug by a former roommate. My first time consisted of the most anti-rave experience possible: hosting a housewarming party while listening to the ramones. i was drunk before taking, and as a result, barely felt its effects.
Several rolls later over the course of 5 years, varying in dosages from 1/2 pills to 10 pills, i feel some sort of responsibility to tell the net about what i've learned.
Most of the time i took them with a longstanding girlfriend. A few times, i took them with the roomie and our small circle of friends. The usual preparations for our rolls varied slightly, but usually consisted of candlelight and gentler music than what ravers are into. My roomie also insisted on taking st. john's wort, claiming that it prolonged the roll. I never did any research into the truth of this, and frankly, never noticed any difference on the occasions that i didn't take it.
The setting was usually home, or a friend's house. always indoors, although i/we have occasionally ventured outdoors once rolling.
The actual experiences were wonderful. Either with friends or the longstanding girlfriend, there was a lot of heavy conversation. Also, there was always some degree of non-sexual touch going on. Headrubs, footrubs, backrubs, and the like...all felt wonderful while rolling. The private settings i was always in made the experiences that much more profound - there was little to distract in these environments. One of my rolling quirks is water...i simply HAVE to be in water at some point while rolling, even if it's just a shower. mmm...water.
As time wore on and i rolled more and more, i began to get very picky about who i would roll with. I found that the drug left me so emotionally naked that i became adverse to taking it with anyone i didn't feel knew me very well already. A friend of mine even joked that i was more choosy about who i rolled with than who i slept with. And honestly, it was true. Rolling became more of an intimate experience than sex.
I and that longstanding girlfriend (now my fiancee) will continue doing ecstasy as long as we possibly can. While we only do it a few times a year, it is a very big part of our lives.
What i would like to tell everyone about what i learned in my ecstasy experiences is this:
- I found that i could say anything that was on my mind, something that was normally difficult sober. I felt confident. I felt, for the first time in my life, comfortable in my own skin - at ease with myself. This feeling has stayed with me ever since, sober or otherwise. I can tell you from personal experience that i can now see why this was once used as a therapeutic drug. I think everyone should experience ecstasy at least once, and see if it works for them.
- Try it at home, out of the club scene, at least once. Take it with someone you feel comfortable with.
- Ease the hangover by planning on staying in bed the next day. In other words, take on a friday and make sure you have nothing going on saturday. I've actually come to enjoy the hangover by doing this.
- I once took it alone, and was able to sort out my usually sticky and messy emotions with ease. Try rolling alone, in a quiet place, just once. The experience may stay with you for a far longer time than you think.
These are just my opinions, and as we all know, drugs affect different people in different ways. However, i think the portrayal of this drug as the 'hug drug' or a 'raver drug' limits most people's perception of what MDMA can do for the psyche. I'm not putting down the intense and lovely physical sensations that come with the drug, mind you, (god, i love footrubs). I just want people out there who are thinking of trying it to realize that it's more than a silly little happy pill, as they often hear. I also want experienced users who perhaps never tried the pill outside of the rave scene to give it a second look from a different perspective.
Ecstasy changed my life in a permanent and positive way. I hope it does the same for you.
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SCAMP detects and records bright fireballs so any resulting meteorite can be found using triangulation and Dark Flight analysis.
Any meteorites recovered using SCAMP will be donated to UK museums or universities, along with all images and data recorded.
SCAMP is part of an international effort to recover meteorites that are seen to fall and to pair them with their pre-entry orbits. So, for example if a Martian meteorite falls (about 135 pieces of Mars have been found on Earth so far) and its calculated pre-entry orbit doesn’t cross the orbit of Mars, there’s some interesting science to do!
At the moment there are three cameras in the SCAMP network. On a clear night when all three are operating, they provide excellent coverage of the Midlands and most of Wales, with good two-camera coverage of East Anglia, Western Wales and the Southern Home Counties.
The cameras are identical to those used in the French FRIPON network and run the same software, so observations from the FRIPON and SCAMP networks can be combined.
During 2017 and 2018 we’d like to increase the number of SCAMP cameras to ten or more, adding cameras in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the English regions. If you want to host a SCAMP camera, we’re happy to tell you how.
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UKMON uses very sensitive cameras that capture very faint meteors at night, whereas SCAMP is optimised for very bright meteors and will eventually operate during the day as well.
Meteorite-dropping events (usually called bolides or super-bolides) are many times brighter than the planets and often brighter than the full moon. Meteorites are just as likely to arrive during the day as during the night; for example the Sutter’s Mill meteorite arrived in California at 7:51 in the morning in 2012 and the huge Chelyabinsk meteorite arrived in Russia on a February afternoon in 2013. Eventually the SCAMP cameras will be operated 24/7 whereas UKMON cameras are too sensitive to do this.
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You’re very welcome to join the SCAMP network. You’ll need to buy your own camera, computer and other bits and pieces and set them up yourself, but we can certainly give tips and some informal support if you get stuck. Here’s a link to a “how to” guide.
SCAMP cameras are usually set up to run unattended and fully automatically, as bolide events are rare and so you’ll probably only be checking back through captures every couple of months. However, it’s your opportunity to be part of history when the next UK meteorite does fall.
Meteorites enter the atmosphere at a speed of around 50 km/s but quickly slow down as their kinetic energy turns into heat and light. By the time they reach the lower atmosphere they can be travelling at hundreds of km per hour, not much different from the speed of a rock dropped from a high altitude. At this lower speed they no longer glow and can take three or four minutes to reach the ground. This is the period of “Dark Flight”.
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Doppler weather radar is also used to track meteorites in Dark Flight. A falling meteorite will usually leave a trace on weather radar. The location of the fall can be estimated with some accuracy, so radar has been used to recover several American meteorites.
Installed in July 2016, Camera 1 was a gift from the FRIPON project to Norman Lockyer Observatory and was the first camera in the SCAMP network. The camera has a clear view of the (now smiling) Connaught dome and is mounted between the observatory’s two UKMON cameras, as shown below.
Installed in October 2016, Camera 2 is mounted on the disused chimney of a private house in East Barnet, North London. From this vantage point it can catch events over the Channel, the North Sea, the Midlands and Wales.
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Missing dog lucky to be alive after being rescued from M5
Eley has been reunited with his owner and will be treated to a hot bath at home to help him recover from his ordeal
by Anita MerrittA dog who escaped from a box on the back of its owner’s truck this morning has been found safe and well just before the junction of a motorway.
Had three-year-old Eley not been spotted and rescued by a quick thinking couple the outcome could have been very different.
The fox red cocker spaniel dog, owned by Simon Mitchelmore, went missing this morning after he set off from his home in Deer Park Road in Dartmouth at 6.50am to enjoy a day of shooting at Loyton Sporting in Exmoor.
It was only when he arrived and went to let Eley out of his box that he realised the lock had not been secured when he set off and the dog had escaped somewhere along the route.
Simon, along with the help of gun dog trainer friend Sue Nicholls, launched an urgent appeal to find Eley which was published on Devon Live.
Luckily, it was seen by Tiverton butcher Graham Johns, of GM Butchers, who believed he had vital information.
Sue said: “He saw a post on Devon Live and rang me direct to say a chap had been into the butchers asking if anyone had lost a little spaniel? He told me thought he had gone to Park Hill Veterinary Clinic.
“When I rang them they confirmed he had been in and was checked over and was with the couple.
“This afternoon Simon and I picked him up outside the veterinary surgery. The couple said they found him at junction 27.
“The box he was in must have come open as the truck went around the corner.
“Eley stopped at the side of the road to have a poo and it’s lucky he did because the couple saw him and stopped the traffic. They put a lead on him, picked him up and put him in their car.
“He has a few little scratches on him and is a bit shaky, but that’s to be expected after what he has been through.
“We are over the moon. Where he was found was close to where something bad could have happened. We are relieved to be bringing him home rather than back in a bag.”
Simon, whose father owns Dartmouth Crab Company, had been searching all day for Eley and is now relieved to have him back home.
He said: “It’s fantastic news. Everything was going through my mind at the time. To get him back safe and sound is my dream come true.
“He looks okay to me other than minor cuts and bruises. It could have been a lot different.
“I can’t thank everyone enough for their help, and without the couple I would not have my dog. There is definitely some good people in the world.”
Revealing what’s in store for Eley today at home, Simon said: “He will have a nice hot bath."


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1 Yahweh also said this to Moses:
2 "Tell this to the Israelite people: If any of you wants to make a solemn promise to dedicate himself to belong to me in a special way, after you obey these instructions, you will be called a Nazir, which means 'a dedicated person.'
3 You must not drink any wine or other alcoholic drink.   Your long hair shows that you belong to me in a special way, so you must do what you have solemnly promised and not cut your hair.
8 You are required to keep doing this all the time that you are dedicated to me in this special way.
9 If anyone dies very suddenly when he is near you, then your hair that you have dedicated to me is no longer sacred. So you must wait seven days and then shave it all off. Then you must perform a special ritual to cause yourself to become acceptable to me again.
10 The next day you must bring two doves or two young pigeons to the priest at the entrance of the sacred tent.
11 The priest must kill the birds and offer them as sacrifices. One of them will be an offering to take away the guilt of your sin, and the other will be an offering that is burned completely to please me. After the priests burns them on the altar, I will forgive you for having come close to a corpse, and when your hair grows again it will be dedicated to me again.
12 The amount of time that you were set apart for me the previous time does not count, because you had become unacceptable to me by coming close to a corpse during the time that you were a Nazir. So you must again make a solemn promise to dedicate yourself to me for the entire amount of time that you indicated the previous time. And you must also sacrifice a one year old lamb to take away your guilt.
13 When the time that you promised to dedicate yourself to me is ended, go to the entrance of the sacred tent
14 and offer as sacrifices to me three animals that have no defects. Offer a one year old ram that will be burned completely, a one year old female lamb as a sacrifice to take away the guilt of your sin, and one full-grown ram as a sacrifice to restore fellowship with me.
15 When you bring those animals, you must also bring some wine to offer as a sacrifice. And you must also bring a basket of bread that you have made with very good flour and olive oil. But you must not put any yeast in the bread. Also brush some olive oil on some thin wafers and bring them to the priest.
16 The priest will put the young lamb and the young ram on the altar and completely burn them, in order that I will be pleased and will forgive you.
17 Then he will kill the full-grown ram as an offering to restore fellowship with me, and he will also burn on the altar some of the bread and the flour and wine.
18 After that, you must stand at the entrance of the sacred tent and shave off your hair. Then you must put that hair in the fire that is under the animal that has been sacrificed on the altar to restore fellowship with me.
19 The meat from the ram's shoulder must be boiled. After it is cooked, the priest will take it along with one of the loaves of bread and one wafer which has been brushed with olive oil, and he will put them in your hands.
20 Then the priest will take them back and lift them up high to dedicate them to me. They now belong to the priest, and he is permitted to eat some of the meat from the ram's shoulder and from its ribs and from one of its thighs, because that meat is his share of the sacrifice. After that, you will no longer be a Nazir, and you will again be permitted to drink wine.
21 Those are the regulations about the offerings that Nazir solemnly promise to bring to me to end their time of being dedicated to me. They must bring these offerings, but if they want to, they may bring additional offerings. And they must do everything that they solemnly promised to do when they dedicated themselves to me."
22 Yahweh also said to Moses,
23 "Tell Aaron and his sons that when they ask me to bless the people, they must say,
24 'I desire that Yahweh will bless you
and protect you,
25 and that he will smile on you
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26 and that he will be good to you
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27 Then Yahweh said, "If Aaron and his sons ask me to bless the Israelite people, truly I will bless them."


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Serves
Makes 1 large trifle
A real showstopper, and not one for the faint-hearted. You could cheat by buying in lady fingers and skipping the macaroons for a trifle with all the amazing flavours.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a piping bag, a cook’s mini-blowtorch and an electric whisk.
For the raspberry and coconut lady fingers, preheat the oven to 190C/170(fan)/Gas 5.
In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with half of the sugar until light and fluffy.
In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed from the bowl. Gradually add the salt and remaining sugar until firm peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Fold the egg whites into the egg yolk mixture. Sieve the flour and baking powder over the mixture and fold until just incorporated. Fold in the crushed raspberries and the coconut.
Fill a piping bag with the mixture and pipe 10cm/4in lengths onto a greased baking tray.
Bake for 15 minutes, or until golden-brown. Remove from the oven and cool on a wire rack.
For the lemon curd, zest and juice the lemons. Add the zest and juice, butter and sugar to a heatproof bowl. Sit the bowl over a pan of gently simmering water, making sure the water is not touching the bottom of the bowl. Stir until the butter is melted.
Lightly whisk the eggs and yolk in a bowl. Whisk them into the lemon mixture and then cook for 10-13 minutes, or until thickened, stirring occasionally. Remove the lemon curd from the heat and set aside to cool. Any lemon curd that isn’t used for this recipe can be spooned into sterilised jars, sealed and stored in the fridge.
For the strawberry and raspberry glaze, add the sugar to 50ml/1¾fl oz of water in a pan and dissolve the sugar over a simmering heat. Simmer until the mixture has thickened, then pour it over the soft fruit in a bowl. Set aside.
For the custard, heat the milk, cream and vanilla in pan until just below the boiling point..
Mix together the cornflour and two tablespoons of cold water together in a small bowl. Set aside.
Whisk the egg yolks and sugar in large bowl. Slowly add the milk mixture and, once combined, pour the mixture back into the pan and return to the heat.
Cook for 8-10 minutes, or until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Quickly whisk in the cornflour mixture. Cook for 1-2 minutes more, or until really thick. Set aside to cool.
For the coconut and raspberry cream, whisk the cream in a large bowl. Crush in the raspberries and stir in the coconut milk.
For the lemon and raspberry macaroons, blend the icing sugar and ground almonds in a food processor.
Whisk the egg whites on high in a large bowl using an electric whisk. When frothy, add a pinch of cream of tartar. Slowly add the caster sugar, whisking with each addition, until firm peaks form when the whisk is removed from the bowl.
Fold in the food colouring and blended icing sugar and ground almonds. Pipe circles of the mixture onto a baking tray lined with baking paper, about the size of a 50p coin.
Allow to sit at room temperature (in a non-humid setting) for at least half an hour, until a skin forms over the macaroons. Preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3.
Bake for 5-12 minutes (depending on size). The macaroons should not catch any colour.
For the meringue topping, whisk the egg whites in a bowl on high and then gradually add the caster sugar, whisking as you go, until stiff peaks are formed when the whisk is removed from the bowl.
To assemble, arrange half the lady fingers in the bottom of a glass trifle bowl. Top with half the lemon curd, followed by all the custard, the remaining half of the lady fingers, the strawberry and raspberry glaze, coconut and raspberry cream and the remaining lemon curd. Finish with the meringue topping. Use a blowtorch to brown the meringue topping. Place the macaroons around the top and add some raspberries in the centre to decorate.


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This year's visit to AreoIndia show in Bangalore was exciting for me in more ways than one. The point relevant to this post is that it gave me the opportunity to test out my new Nikon 55-200 VR zoom lens. I was disappointed that in spite of clicking more than 300 photos, I did not get one single impressive snap! I decided to put up a few of the photos in any case, just to ponder over what could have been.
One: I felt that at full zoom, this lens is far steadier compared to the one I have been used to (Canon Powershot S3IS). Now I know why people are ready to pay through their noses for DSLR lenses!
Two: Although Auto Focus results in far crisper photos in DSLRs, as expected this mode is not in the least suitable for an aero show situation. But then, manual focus isn't much easier either. The primary reason for me not getting great snaps is not choosing the right focus mode according to the situation.
Having said that, I did like the Tri-color smoke in this snap. I also liked the composition and the formation.
So, any tips on how you used your DSLR to get good shots of distant, fast-moving objects?


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This small application tests regular expressions. The code that was used for this application is from Mozilla. It was adapted for this small html application.
To use this application, you simply have to type one word in each box and click check. You cannot leave a box blank. Then in the result box, it will tell you true or false.


Installation¶
To run this application, you will have to have Node.js and MongoDB installed on your machine.
Then you can proceed to the next steps:
- Clone the repo either from GitHub or Heroku:
sh git clone https://github.com/HackPurdue/purdue-ironhacks.git
or Heroku (this is not recommended, but it will still work as long you have access to the project):
sh git clone https://git.heroku.com/ironhackplatform.git courseswebpage
Note: This is not recommended because the code pushed to Heroku is a little bit different than the version we push to GitHub. When deploying the app on Heroku, we bundle the files before pushing them, therefore the Heroku version will store the production bundles, while the GitHub version doesn’t store any bundles at all.
There are two reasons why we bundle the files before deployment:
Heroku is going to complain if we do it on their servers because it’s a very resource-consuming process (it’s using RAM memory, eventually exceeding it).
Doing it on our machines is much better because we have enough RAM.
The boot time of the app will be much faster (because no bundles have to be generated on Heroku).
Open the folder:
sh cd purdue-ironhacks
- Install the dependencies:
sh npm install
Start MongoDB:
mongod
# or
sudo mongod
Set up the enviroment¶
Before starting the app, you will have to create a file named .env
,
containing:
You can get the GitHub keys after creating a GitHub application. Do not share these with anyone.
Starting the application¶
Start the app in dev mode:
npm run start:dev
Make yourself an admin, by passing YOUR GitHub username (the username of the account you use to sign in for the first time):
ADMIN_USERNAME=<your-github-username> npm run start:dev
For example:
ADMIN_USERNAME=hackpurdue npm run start:dev
Note: The very first start takes up to 30 seconds because there is no existing cache. After the cache is created, the next application starts will be much faster (1-3 seconds).


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One month to go!
You're probably a good chunk of the way through your book by now. That's great! If you're not, that's okay too, but you're going to have to hustle a little harder. So I'll keep this email short so that you have extra time to read.
Over the next month, please make sure you finish your book and reflect on it. This is totally achievable; you just have to do it.
You can do it!
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Estimated reading time: 5 minutesDocker Trusted Registry (DTR) uses a job queue to schedule batch jobs. Jobs are added to a cluster-wide job queue, and then consumed and executed by a job runner within DTR.
All DTR replicas have access to the job queue, and have a job runner component that can get and execute work.
How it works
When a job is created, it is added to a cluster-wide job queue and enters the waiting
state.
When one of the DTR replicas is ready to claim the job, it waits a random time of up
to 3
seconds to give every replica the opportunity to claim the task.
A replica claims a job by adding its replica ID to the job. That way, other
replicas will know the job has been claimed. Once a replica claims a job, it adds
that job to an internal queue, which in turn sorts the jobs by their scheduledAt
time.
Once that happens, the replica updates the job status to running
, and
starts executing it.
The job runner component of each DTR replica keeps a heartbeatExpiration
entry on the database that is shared by all replicas. If a replica becomes
unhealthy, other replicas notice the change and update the status of the failing worker to dead
.
Also, all the jobs that were claimed by the unhealthy replica enter the worker_dead
state,
so that other replicas can claim the job.
Job Types
DTR runs periodic and long-running jobs.  It sleeps for 60 seconds. |
| false | Used for testing the correctness of the jobrunner. It runs the false command and immediately fails. |
| tagmigration | Used for synchronizing tag and manifest information between the DTR database and the storage backend. |
| bloblinkmigration | A DTR 2.1 to 2.2 upgrade process that adds references for blobs to repositories in the database. |
| license_update | Checks for license expiration extensions if online license updates are enabled. |
| scan_check | An image security scanning job. This job does not perform the actual scanning, rather it spawns scan_check_single jobs (one for each layer in the image). Once all of the scan_check_single jobs are complete, this job will terminate. |
| scan_check_single | A security scanning job for a particular layer given by the parameter: SHA256SUM . This job breaks up the layer into components and checks each component for vulnerabilities. |
| scan_check_all | A security scanning job that updates all of the currently scanned images to display the latest vulnerabilities. |
| update_vuln_db | A job that is created to update DTR’s vulnerability database. It uses an Internet connection to check for database updates through https://dss-cve-updates.docker.com/ and updates the dtr-scanningstore container if there is a new update available. |
| scannedlayermigration | A DTR 2.4 to 2.5 upgrade process that restructures scanned image data. |
| push_mirror_tag | A job that pushes a tag to another registry after a push mirror policy has been evaluated. |
| poll_mirror | A global cron that evaluates poll mirroring policies. |
| webhook | A job that is used to dispatch a webhook payload to a single endpoint. |
| nautilus_update_db | The old name for the update_vuln_db job. This may be visible on old log files. |
| ro_registry | A user-initiated job for manually switching DTR into read-only mode. |
| tag_pruning | A job for cleaning up unnecessary or unwanted repository tags which can be configured by repository admins. For configuration options, see Tag Pruning. |
Job Status
Jobs can have one of the following status values:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| waiting | Unclaimed job waiting to be picked up by a worker. |
| running | The job is currently being run by the specified workerID . |
| done | The job has successfully completed. |
| error | The job has completed with errors. |
| cancel_request | The status of a job is monitored by the worker in the database. If the job status changes to cancel_request , the job is canceled by the worker. |
| cancel | The job has been canceled and was not fully executed. |
| deleted | The job and its logs have been removed. |
| worker_dead | The worker for this job has been declared dead and the job will not continue. |
| worker_shutdown | The worker that was running this job has been gracefully stopped. |
| worker_resurrection | The worker for this job has reconnected to the database and will cancel this job. |


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See it in Action.
Selectron 2 is a select enhancement JQuery plugin. I call it "enhancement" instead of "replacement" because it's not really replacing so much as "looking sharp and taking all the credit, while the original select toils on, thanklessly, IN THE SHADOWS." Anyway, here's Selectron 2's whole deal:
select
data-selectron
data-label
Just to be up front about everything, there are a couple features that Selectron does not support right now:
It should work on mobile exactly as on the desktop (just... touchier). At first I tried to detect mobile and act as a fancy faceplate that triggered the native select interface, but I've abandoned that approach. I think it's fine the way it is now, but I also think you could get that behavior without too much work.
The selectron.css file includes both critical core styles that are only to be changed at your peril, and "theme" styles that are purely cosmetic. Additional styles can be applied, as mentioned earlier, by adding a class to one or more selectrons, like so:
<select data-selectron='{"classes": "fancyClass anotherClass"}' name="a_name">
Most select behavior is reliable, but there are exceptions. Selectron (largely) normalizes existing select behavior. Here are some variations among native implementations that I've noticed in the Windows ecosystem:
For the first two above, Selectron follows the majority. In the third (weirdly disparate) case, it behaves identically to IE. Generally, it tries to do the expected thing. However...
There are a couple cases where it deviates from any known native select implementation:
In the first go-around, Selectron had highly configurable JQuery-powered animations built in. This made things very slidey, even down to IE6, but was extremely fat. Now that IE10+ is an acceptable baseline for full featureset, we can rely on CSS3 transitions for these animations if necessary. These demos here only animate the little indicator arrow, but you get the gist.
The first incarnation of Selectron was born from requirements: no compromise on style or accessibility. I couldn't find a select replacement that fit the bill, so I wrote my own with a few core principles:
data-selectron='{"settingName": "value"}'
Selectron 2 is a lean, trimmed-down successor to the first Selectron. So what has changed? Short version: it's faster and ditches some unused and bloated features.
style
Here's a more detailed list of what's changed since Selectron, The Elder:
There are a few things I'd like to upgrade Selectron with, while maintaining its svelte figure:
I'd also love to know any other functionality people would be interested in!
I currently use JQuery not just as an extension point, but for a non-trivial amount of functionality:
extend()
each()
map()
$(element).insertAfter()
That said, JQuery is (thankfully!) increasingly unnecessary in the modern web. However, select dropdowns still f*ing suck somehow, so I think Selectron would do well to be adapted to a few other places, for instance:
I don't have the time for any of this stuff right now, but Selectron has been kind of a zen garden/bonzai tree for me since I first made it in 2012, so I'm sure we'll see some of that come to pass... sometime :V
$("#aCoupleSelects").selectron();
<select name="uniqueName" data-selectron='{{options}}'>...
<select name="account2" data-selectron>
<select name="account4" data-selectron='{"inheritWidth": true}'>
<select name="account5" style="width: 250px;" data-selectron='{"inheritWidth": true}'>


This blog post is about the differences between SQL and NoSQL.
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This blog post is about the differences between SQL and NoSQL.
SQL and NoSQL Databases have various features that make them different. First of all, when comparing SQL and NoSQL, I am talking about Relational Databases (RDBMS, for SQL) and non-relational, or distributed database (NoSQL). The NoSQL database structure differs from RDBMS and so some operations are faster in certain databases. Another main difference is that SQL is table based, where NoSQL databases are graph databases, wide column stores, document based, or key-value pairs. Therefore, SQL is simply tables with a certain amount of rows and columns, where NoSQL does not have those limitations. This goes hand in hand with the fact that SQL databases have predefined schema, where NoSQL does not.
A big difference between the two databases is syntax. SQL databases use, of course, SQL, or structured query language. NoSQL varies from database to database, and the queries are focused on a collection of documents, or the UnQL (Unstructured Query Language). SQL is better to perform complex queries, as NoSQL doesn't have a standard interface to do so, and the queries aren't as powererful as in SQL. SQL is also a good fit for large transactional type applications, as it's more stable. However, for heirarchical data, NoSQL is better, as it allows key-value pairing.
As far as scalability goes, there are differences there as well. SQL is typically vertically scalable, and you can increase the load by increasing the CPU/RAM/SSD/etc. on a server. NoSQL are horizontally scalable and you can add a few more servers easily in your database infrastructure.
All in all there are different advantages to using SQL or NoSQL. SQL is table based and is more stable with a powerful language. NoSQL has less limitations, uses documents, and is good for using key-value pairs and graph databases. I've dipped my toes into SQL and loved when I was able to figure how to use SELECT statements, and I'm excited to look into different NoSQL databases. I've looked into different examples of each too.


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On our website you can find information about making and keeping friends, as well as relationship advice. You can also find facts about bullying and resources to get help if you think you are being bullied. We provided information that we think you will find helpful when navigating the social scene of high school.
The Mental Health page was created to give some help to people have depression or anxiety. In the tabs we have provided articles and videos that we feel would be of some help to those who need it. We have also shared some articles and videos for those of us who have people around us that are going through something. Although we are not trained in any of these fields, we feel that this page has some useful advice.
This category was made to help others enhance their natural features and learn to love themselves. Having a skin and hair care routine are forms of self care. You shouldn’t neglect your body. Hair and skin are a very influential part of a person’s self esteem since they are very easily noticed in the mirror. We want to teach others to treat themselves with care and dignity and the healthier they are, the better they feel.
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To show only the eggs which you have not found, and if you've been tracking them with waypoints, select your VoxelMap waypoints file.
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CityMinR is a simple, useful and open source web app that allow you to search and use data like never before!
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@require("../partials/navigation.html")Proteins are fundamental building blocks of all living organisms. They perform their function by binding to other molecules. This project deals with interactions between proteins and small molecules (so called ligands) because most of the currently used drugs are small molecules. While there are several tools that can predict these interactions, they are almost none for their visualization. Thus, we built a new visualization website by combining several protein visualizers together. Since evolutionary homology correlates with binding sites, our web interface also displays homology for comparison. We developed several ways how to calculate homology, and used it to improve detection of protein-ligand binding sites. Here we present PrankWeb, a modern web application for structure and sequence visualization of a protein and its protein-ligand binding sites as well as evolutionary homology. We hope that it will provide a quick and convenient way for scientists to analyze proteins.
PrankWeb is web interface based on P2Rank standalone method . For batch-processing, it is recommended to download standalone version of P2Rank and run experiments locally.
PrankWeb classification models have been trained and validated on publicly available datasets .
We have computed the ligand-binding sites predictions for two components of the AlphaFold DB, the “model organism proteomes” and “Swiss-Prot”, as well as PDB. For each database, AlphaFold DB and PDB, we computed the prediction with and without conservations. What is available for download is the content of the predictions directory created as described at wiki page Large scale Predictions.
If you use P2Rank online service, please cite:
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University
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Back in the day(90's) people found websites by clicking sets of links called categories to find the site they where after. Yahoo's homepage springs to mind. That was fine back then as we only had a few sites to worry about. Now days we have a lot more sites to worry about and things are a bit different with the rise of Google. Users expect to find sites by key words not categories and the Yahoo homepage now does well...who knows or cares.
The benchmark of searching
Part of the rise of Google is the service's ability to deliver relevant search results quickly. Google does this so well they have their own verb to prove it. Google maintain an index of all of the pages their spiders have found. This index allows users to instantly query the google database. Google spiders crawl the internet full time and their index is constantly being updated. Using this index model the full text search sphinx was created.
Meet Sphinx
Sphinx is an open source full text search engine that supports and number of different data sources. Sphinx is built to be able to deal with vast amouts of data and claims to be scaleable. Thats a good thing as we want our search to handle an ever expanding base of information. Sphinx has three main parts. First it has an indexer. This is what will scrub your data source and build your index. Next you have the search daemon. This runs in the background of the server on a chosen port number. This is what the application connects to each time a search needs to be done. The last is the search utility that allows you to quickly search and test your indexes.
In this article we will build, install and configure Sphinx from source. We will set up a basic index and perform a few sample searches. So lets get started. First we need to build and compile Sphinx.
Build and compile Sphinx
cd /usr/local/src
curl -O http://www.sphinxsearch.com/downloads/sphinx-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
tar zxvf sphinx-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
./configure --prefix=/usr/local
make
sudo make install
You might get an error here about not being able to find mysql. This will not stop you installing sphinx however if you plan to use Sphinx to search a mysql data base then you will have to installing the mysql-devel package. Note this package name will change depending on what os yoru using. Check your OS documentation to find the correct package name.
Configure Sphinx
Done. Now lets configure Sphinx. For the rest of this tutorial I will assume that you have insatalled sphinx to /usr/local. This being the case then we need to edit /usr/local/etc/sphinx.conf. Note this file does not exist yet. So if it does not then create it. We will create the most basic example I can think of today to get everything up and running. Like Sphinx the configuration file has many different parts. The first part we willl look at is the data source.
Data Source
The datasource is what Sphinx uses


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The Stereotype Threat is the idea that there exists a threat felt in particular situations in which stereotypes relate to an individual and the mere knowledge of the stereotype can be distracting enough to negatively affect one's performance. I have conducted some basic research and I have noticed that this is due to a negative environment (one not in favor of the minority) which negatively affects an individuals Hierarchy of Needs.
Specifically, the Stereotype Threat affects the esteem sector of the triangle. I believe all of these "needs" are interconnected. When one is negatively affected it affects all sectors. For example, I have created an ordered list describing the process of the Stereotypical Threat.
- Individual is placed in situation where a stereotype threat is active.
- Individual's stress is aroused due to lack of "Belonging".
- Individual begins to monitor performance in order to increase esteem and discover the factor that removed "Belonging".
- Individual realizes that it is impossible to change the factor since stereotypes are spawned in the minds of others.
- Individual begins to suppress negative thoughts associated with stereotype and stress which in return raises anxiety.
- Self-actualization and esteem begin to fall.
- Individual disengages from situations where they feel threatened by the stereotype. This perception of threat lowers the feeling of "Security/Safety".
- Individual distances themselves from negative environment and avoid negatively stereotyped groups in order to have the Hierarchy of Needs returned to a stable level.
Personally, I have never experienced this but I have lived my entire life in an area where this is not too common. However, my African American grandfather experienced situations of stereotypical threat his entire life. After speaking with my grandfather, I have found that it these stereotypic threats did not phase him and in fact boost his drive and determination to become as successful as he is today. In return, his achievements felt more rewarding and that increased his "Self-Actualization."
Even though I have not experienced stereotype threats first-hand I feel that I can help others who may feel it. I would break down the factors behind the concept so they could understand what they are going through on a more intimate level. I would give positive feedback that is tailored to every individual which levels the playing field so performance and effort are the only factors. In order to make the environment more welcoming every individual would be treated fairly and equally. Lastly, I would openly ask for feedback and lead by example in order to improve the environment.


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Compare detrital zircon suites by uploading univariate, U-Pb age, or bivariate, U-Pb age and Lu-Hf data, in a 'shiny'-based user-interface. Outputs publication quality figures using 'ggplot2', and tables of statistics currently in use in the detrital zircon geochronology community.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Imports: | ggplot2, shiny, MASS, stats, graphics, utils |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-06-07 |
| Author: | Magnus Kristoffersen [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Magnus Kristoffersen <magnus.kristoffersen at geo.uio.no> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/magnuskristoffersen/detzrcr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | detzrcr citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | detzrcr results |
| Reference manual: | detzrcr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
detzrcr user guide |
| Package source: | detzrcr_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: detzrcr_0.2.3.zip, r-release: detzrcr_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: detzrcr_0.2.3.zip |
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These exceptions can either be rescued for the public view (with a nice user-friendly explanation) or for the developers view (with tons of debugging information). The developers view is already implemented by the Action Controller, but the public view should be tailored to your specific application. So too could the decision on whether something is a public or a developer request.
You can tailor the rescuing behavior and appearance by overwriting the following two stub methods.
Overwrite to expand the meaning of a local request in order to show local rescues on other occurrences than the remote IP being <IP_ADDRESS>. For example, this could include the IP of the developer machine when debugging remotely.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/rescue.rb, line 62 62: def local_request? #:doc: 63<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@request.remote_ip] == ["<IP_ADDRESS>"] * 2 64: end
Overwrite to implement custom logging of errors. By default logs as fatal.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/rescue.rb, line 38 38: def log_error(exception) #:doc: 39: if ActionView::TemplateError === exception 40: logger.fatal(exception.to_s) 41: else 42: logger.fatal( 43: "\n\n#{exception.class} (#{exception.message}):\n " + 44: clean_backtrace(exception).join("\n ") + 45: "\n\n" 46: ) 47: end 48: end
Exception handler called when the performance of an action raises an exception.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/rescue.rb, line 26 26: def rescue_action(exception) 27: log_error(exception) if logger 28: erase_results if performed? 29: 30: if consider_all_requests_local || local_request? 31: rescue_action_locally(exception) 32: else 33: rescue_action_in_public(exception) 34: end 35: end
Overwrite to implement public exception handling (for requests answering false to local_request?).
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/rescue.rb, line 51 51: def rescue_action_in_public(exception) #:doc: 52: case exception 53: when RoutingError, UnknownAction then 54: render_text(IO.read(File.join(RAILS_ROOT, 'public', '404.html')), "404 Not Found") 55: else render_text "
Application error (Rails)
" 56: end 57: end
Renders a detailed diagnostics screen on action exceptions.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/rescue.rb, line 67 67: def rescue_action_locally(exception) 68: add_variables_to_assigns 69: @template.instance_variable_set("@exception", exception) 70: @template.instance_variable_set("@rescues_path", File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/templates/rescues/") 71: @template.send(:assign_variables_from_controller) 72: 73: @template.instance_variable_set("@contents", @template.render_file(template_path_for_local_rescue(exception), false)) 74: 75: @headers["Content-Type"] = "text/html" 76: render_file(rescues_path("layout"), response_code_for_rescue(exception)) 77: end


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This demo site is a working, cross-browser implementation of the strategy outlined in the article Responsive Components: a Solution to the Container Queries Problem.
The strategy is simple to implement, highly-performant, and embraces progressive enhancement, so you can actually use it today!
The key ingredient that makes this strategy work is the new ResizeObserver API. With just one small snippet of code, you can performantly observe size changes to as many components on your page as you want.
This demo site automatically observes all elements with the attribute data-observe-resizes
. To make a component responsive to its container, just wrap it in an element with this attribute, and let your CSS do the rest!
Here's a live demo of the container markup. Resize the content area to see it change:
<div class="" data-observe-resizes>
<!-- Component goes here... -->
</div>
The default breakpoint classes used on this site correspond to the following size definitions (note that not all components defines styles for every breakpoint):
| Breakpoint class name | Container size |
|---|---|
| SM | min-width: 24em |
| MD | min-width: 36em |
| LG | min-width: 48em |
| XL | min-width: 60em |
Once you get a feel for the demos, check out the article for an in-depth explanation of the strategy and implementation.
Love the idea?
Awesome! Go build something with it, and help spread the word.
Want to go deeper?
Read about the implementation and check out the source code.
Have an idea to improve the strategy?
Open an issue on Github!
Disagree with everything I've ever said?
Cool, write a blog post and tell the world why your idea is better!


Tracky is a software that connect human gesture to computer system by tracking marker color. This software was developed in 24 hr at non-stop coding event "Codeday" at portland 2014. I would like to thank all of my supporter, Mister Curry, my Sci-fi teacher, who gave me "Ender game book", which influenced me to create this software. Mister Rodin and Sprague High School for all advising, equipment, and also told me about Codeday. Tyler, Adam, and Hamza for you awesome codeday, and finally I would like to thank my friends in tech team, my PSU.WIT Teacher, and my family who gave me an opportunity to pursue coding :)
There are several options for download. The source code is Java based and need to be run on Processing. The UI was developed in Swishmax.
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