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Prerequisites:
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You have installed Minishift with the mobilecore addon as described in Setting Up.
| If you have provisioned a mobile app record, you can navigate to that mobile app record and see what mobile services are available to provision. |
To provision a mobile service:
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Log into the OpenShift console.
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Click Add to Project and choose Browse Catalog from the options.
You can filter the catalog items to only show mobile specific items by clicking the Mobile tab.
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Click Services and choose the mobile service
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Follow the wizard for provisioning that service.
| If you have already registered a mobile app, you can also bind to that mobile app during the provisioning process. |
See the list of all available services and navigate to the documentation for the service you require.
After the service has been provisioned, you should then be able to see the service’s secret and config map created during provision within the project’s resources.
To edit the service configuration, go to Resources → Config Maps and select the service’s config map. Press the [Actions] button in the upper right corner and choose [Edit] or [Edit YAML]. This allows you to edit the service’s configuration directly which is then exposed to your mobile application.


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The
EventSelector
property type configures logging of management events and data events for an AWS
CloudTrail trail.
For more information, see PutEventSelectors
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EventSelector
is a property of the AWS::CloudTrail::Trail resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
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{ "DataResources" : [ DataResource, ... ], "IncludeManagementEvents" :
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The resources for data events. CloudTrail supports logging data events for Amazon S3 objects and AWS Lambda functions. For more information, see Data Events in the AWS CloudTrail User Guide.
Required: No
Type: List of DataResource
Update requires: No interruption
IncludeManagementEvents
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Specifies whether the event selector includes management events for the trail. The default value is
true
. For more information, see Management Events in the AWS CloudTrail User Guide.Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
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Specifies whether to log read-only events, write-only events, or all events. The default value is
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Type: String
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Captain Edorhe: Presidential jet pilot of 19 years dies, Osinbajo mourns
- Nigeria has lost one of its famous presidential jet pilots who served the country in his lifetime
- The deceased, Captain Tunde Richard Edorhe, worked as a top pilot on the Nigerian air fleet for about 19 years
- Added to this, Edorhe was known to have flown four Nigerians presidents and vice presidents while in service
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo paid his final respects to late Captain Tunde Richard Edorhe who worked as first class pilot on the Nigerian presidential air fleet for 19 years.
In his lifetime, Edorhe flew four Nigerians presidents and vice presidents (with Osinbajo inclusive) right from 2000.
The vice president, who visited the bereaved family on Sunday, November 24, expressed his regrets over the late captains demise on behalf of the presidency and the federal government.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Osinbajo on Thursday, November 21, presided over a meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC) at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
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The meeting attended mostly by governors and the deputy governors of some states, started around 12 noon at the council chambers of the State House.
In another report, Legit.ng gathered that despite allegations and insinuations of being made irrelevant in the presidency, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday, November 6, presided over the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting.
The FEC meeting which was held as usual in the Presidential Villa in Abuja, is the second one that Osinbajo is presiding over since President Muhammadu Buhari travelled out of the country.
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This was the second FEC meeting Osinbajo presided over after president Muhammadu Buhari left the country. There had been insinuations that Osinbajo has been irrelevant in the presidency.
A member of the House of Representatives, Akin Alabi, had said the office of the chief of staff is more powerful than that of the vice president in a presidential system of government.
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When a car is wrecked (or explodes), often a lone wheel will be seen rolling (or flying) away from the vehicle. Since Every Car Is a Pinto, it may well be on fire. This is pretty much only used comically.
Also often seen after an Offscreen Crash, rolling into view from Behind the Black and gradually wobbling to a halt.
The vehicular equivalent of Smoldering Shoes.
In a more minor version, expect to see a stray hubcap or two during chase scenes.
Truth in Television, and real Free Wheels can be quite dangerous. They're heavier than they look, especially truck wheels, and can go a long way without losing much momentum.
Not to be confused with Freewheelers, which was a 70s British kids' drama series.
Examples:
- Parodied in an Australian insurance advertisement from 1984, where a wheel comes loose from a moving car and leaves a trail of destruction in its wake. It's still rolling at the end of the advert.
- Black Lagoon. During the Greenback Jane arc, after the gangsters chasing the title character make the mistake of firing on the Rip-Off Church, only to get a hail of bullets in response (including from an M60 machine gun), they beat a hasty retreat in their shot-up cars.
- In the Cold Open of The Castle of Cagliostro, the casino staff's cars fall apart as a result of Vehicular Sabotage. A wheel from one rolls away and hits the bumper of the one car that had remained intact thus far, causing it to collapse. Additionally, when the car carrying the thugs chasing Clarice crashes, one of its wheels goes flying.
- Played absolutely, unashamedly straight in just about every episode of Speed Racer ever.
- A text-only piece from Transformers: More than Meets the Eye involves Swerve returning to his ruined eponymous establishment after the events of "Remain in Light," trying to vault over and behind the bar. He fails miserably and crashes out of view, with one of his wheels bouncing into view from behind the bar and doing three perfect loops around the legs of local psychologist Rung before said wheel comes to a rest. Since wheels are typically integrated into Cybertronian anatomy, this is usually treated as something akin to losing a finger, but given everything else that's happened so far in the arc, Swerve cheerfully brushes it off.
Swerve: I'm Okay!
- "The Wheel", a story in the DC Comics Anthology Comic The Witching Hour, has this happen with a wrecked carriage. In this case, the wheel survived because it was "haunted" and indeed had caused the crash in the first place.
- Happens in Cars, when Chick Hicks causes a huge crash to try and stop Lightning McQueen, at one point a wheel is shown rolling freely among the wreckage.
- In the Monsters, Inc. short film Mike's New Car, when he finally zooms offscreen and crashes, five of the six wheels come bouncing back, followed by the sixth one which is just rolling.
- In Shrek the Third, after the villains have taken over, one of the things shown in the scenes of destruction is a single wagon wheel rolling down the street. The accident that caused it to fall off isn't shown.
- In Airplane! we see a hubcap rolling across the tarmac after an ambulance crashes.
- Black Panther (2018). Ulysses Klaue fires his Arm Cannon at Nakia and Okoye, causing their vehicle to literally get blown to pieces around them, including the requisite Free Wheel in the background.
- Casino Royale (2006). When Bond rolls his Aston Martin a wheel goes flying off in the direction of the camera — presumably this was unintentional, though it certainly adds to the drama of the crash.
- In Deadpool, Deadpool emerges from a vehicle that rolled over and crashed on a bridge, after a rogue rim spins out to the side.
- One of the more visible continuity goofs in Diamonds Are Forever is the loose wheel from the moon buggy that bounces through the chase while the buggy continues on with all its wheels.
- In Final Destination 4, the first victim of Death's damage-control dies when a burning tire from the (unseen) mass pileup is flung clear out of the stadium and plummets down onto her in the parking lot.
- Indiana Jones:
- In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, when Sallah's car gets blown up by a shot from a tank, one of its burning wheels rolls past where the heroes are taking cover.
- In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, when Indy blows the front end off a jungle-clearing heavy vehicle, one of its giant circular saws breaks off and, like a Free Wheel, bounces along the road cutting other vehicles in half.
- It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World - Terry-Thomas's Jeep, its front end damaged by an off-road swerve, rides more and more erratically until it goes into a tunnel with a large smash - a single wheel rolls out the other end, followed by the rest of the Jeep that finally rolls over and dies.
- Happens in The Lost World: Jurassic Park despite being a vertical crash. When the hero team's trailers fall off the cliff after the Tyrannosaur attack, one wheel flies up towards the camera from the massive explosion at the bottom.
- An unusual variation occurs in The Love Bug, where the racers driving Herbie see a lone wheel roll away after getting sideswiped by Thorndyke's car, only to discover moments later that it is their wheel that has just fallen off (thanks to some earlier Vehicular Sabotage). Naturally, this causes a crash.
- In the New Zealand-made action-comedy film Never Say Die, a fleet of police cars drives into a one-way bus tunnel to pursue the protagonists - not realising that there actually is a bus heading in the opposite direction. Predictably, a wheel can be seen rolling out of the tunnel not long after.
- Occasionally lampshaded during B-Fest screenings of Plan 9 from Outer Space, when someone will roll a single tire in front of the screen after the Sound-Only Death of the "grieving old man".
- The photographs seen in the opening credits of Rear Window indicate that this is how Jeff broke his leg: being struck by a flying wheel while photographing a crash at a motor race.
- Terminator 2: Judgment Day after the truck is blown up◊, shortly followed by the iconic Out of the Inferno shot.
- In The Titfield Thunderbolt when the railway's locomotive is derailed. Which really shouldn't be physically possible to achieve with a steam locomotive, but hey, Rule of Funny.
- Animorphs: The Visser's latest plan is to unleash a living tornado that's attracted to morphing energy, pursuing Marco morphing to gorilla as he drives a truck. The monster eats a minivan, with Marco seeing the wheel following him.
- Terry Pratchett's Discworld:
- Soul Music hangs a lampshade on it when describing the carriage crash that kills the heroine's parents. In fact, due to Discworld's Law Of Narrative Causality, this happens in every single crash. Not just the ones featured in the books - every one.
Then the oil from the coach lamps ignites and there is a second explosion, out of which rolls — because there are certain conventions, even in tragedy — a burning wheel.
- Whenever a waiter drops plates or some similar accident occurs, there is always one undamaged plate that rolls out of the wreckage (as mentioned in Hogfather).
- Soul Music hangs a lampshade on it when describing the carriage crash that kills the heroine's parents. In fact, due to Discworld's Law Of Narrative Causality, this happens in every single crash. Not just the ones featured in the books - every one.
- Happens in The Zombie Knight when Hector tosses aside a boulder and it bounces off a tree and hits his motorcycle.
Garovel: Maybe it still runs. (tree falls on motorcycle. Wheel rolls out) As a unicycle.
- Once on America's Funniest Home Videos this happened to an airplane that was landing (single-engined light airplane, with non-retractable tricycle landing-gear). On landing, the nose-wheel started wildly wobbling like a dodgy caster on a shopping cart. Eventually the nose wheel strut collapsed, and as the camera man panned to follow the plane, just as the plane stopped, the nosewheel came to a stop just in front of the camera, with perfect comedic timing. Fortunately, nobody was hurt. Hey, any landing you can walk away from is a good one!
- A non-vehicular version occurs in Band of Brothers. When the counterattack at Carentan is routed, a German soldier's death is indicated by his helmet rolling downhill.
- Often done as a gag on Canada's Worst Driver. One time, it was the steering wheel.
- Used for a spoof on Australian comedy series Full Frontal about Arnold Schwarzenegger doing a road safety video. He appears as The Terminator and blows up the vehicle with a rocket launcher. Cue flaming tire. "Now it is safe to cross."
- One Leverage episode uses it for misdirection: it'd be natural to think that the camera's focusing on the wheel rolling out of the wreckage just because that's a standard convention for filming car explosions, but it's actually because that wheel is where all the money got hidden...
- Lucifer. The burning tire version happens after Maze activates the remote-controlled bomb in Chloe's car (Chloe isn't in there, she just did it to indicate how pissed off she was).
- The Reliant Robin in Mr. Bean repeatedly does this as a Running Gag.
- This happened on an early NCIS episode. We see Gibbs diving to avoid a car bomb blast, then a flaming tire lands next to him.
- Several times on Top Gear — for example, when Clarkson tries to use his Spiked Wheels in the "alternative police car" challenge.
- In one World's Dumbest... segment, for no discernible reason, a wheel bounces off a truck (subverted by the fact the vehicle didn't crash or explode), leading the gang to sing along with the "bouncing tire".
- Happens in the Gorillaz Music Video "19-2000" after the "Geep" is blown up by its own missiles.
- In B.C.'s Quest for Tires, if the unicycle crashes, its wheel comes loose and bounces across the screen.
- An exploding Runner or Racer in Borderlands will usually throw off at least one of these (of the "on fire" variant).
- Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun had this; upon the destruction/death of a vehicle, it would spawn a random assortment of debris items that would go flying off, such as explosive gas tanks, chunks of armour plating, and so on. Wheeled vehicles could spawn rogue wheels, of course.
- This happens when you crash in Taito's Continental Circus, the game was also made with a stereoscopic 3D Edition, making it even scarier as it flies towards your face.
- The intro sequence of Day of the Tentacle has the car wreck offscreen with a bouncing wheel.
- The intro for the old Driving Game Ignition has a car race across the screen, crash off-screen, and a wheel from the car rolls back into the camera's view, forming part of the game's logo.
- In Pole Position II, when your car crashes, all four wheels go flying.
- Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, at the end of one of the chariot-driving sequences.
- Happens in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 when the first boss is defeated.
- In Red vs. Blue: Revelation Episode 4, after the Meta blasts the Red's Warthog into wreckage, a stray burning tire from it rolls over Grif as he gets up.
- Freefall: Helix zooms past on an office chair. In the next frame, two wheels bounce back into view.
- Formula 1:
- At Spa 2020 the left rear wheel of Antonio Giovinazzi's Alfa Romero became detached from his car and free of the wheel tether during a crash then went bounding across the track to take out George Russel, who was doing his best to avoid hitting the Alfa Romero.
- As can be seen in the Race Highlights and Best Team Radio compilations the front left wheel of Kimi Räikkönen's Alfa Romeo took off spinning during the 2020 Austrian Grand Prix when the tether failed. It luckily did not end up in the way of any other drivers and Kimi was able to get his car out of the way of the race.
- Alex Albon spinning off the barriers at the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix FP3 with his left rear tire bounding into the air and rolling to a stop a few feet from where the car slides to received it's own multi angle video.
- Every 2020 F1 Driver's Biggest Crash features Daniil Kvyat's crash during qualifying for the 2015 Japanese Grand Prix where both left hand wheels became detached with one rolling to a stop at the edge of the track and the other crossing it. Kimi Räikkönen's 2014 British Grand Prix crash where two wheels went rolling across the track at different times is included. Sergio Perez's featured crash was from qualifying at Monaco in 2011, where one tire came off during the initial crash and then rolled along after the car until wobbling to fall over several feet from the nose.
- The number one for the Top 10 Spectacular Opening Lap Crashes in F1 is the 1998 Belgium Grand Prix where there's tires bouncing everywhere as most of the grid runs into each other, and then the camera turns to show at least six wheels continuing to roll down the track once all the cars have slid to a stop.
- Michael Schumacher snapping off both left wheels with the tire barrier during Qualifying in Australia in 1994 with both wheels making their way back across the track is show in The Top 10 Crashes You Forgot.
- In Ed, Edd n Eddy, Johnny takes Kevin's bike out for a ride, crashes it off screen and one of the wheels rolls to Kevin's feet. This is the point where he's desperate enough to pay Eddy to keep Johnny away from himself.
- Also parodied in Futurama where a tire can be seen flying away from an exploding spaceship.
- In The Powerpuff Girls episode "Octi-Evil" Buttercup throws a water tower into a monster that then lands on a senior citizen riding a power scooter.
- Parodied in The Simpsons. After Abe crashes Homer's car and consequently has to walk along the neighborhood, a hub cap manages to roll alongside him, even though the crash happened the previous day. Abe just tells it to "go home", and it seems to oblige.
- SpongeBob SquarePants This occurs in the episode ''Something Smells" when SpongeBob tries asking a boat driver if he is ugly. When his breath distracts the driver, he crashes the car and it explodes to leave one tire to land on SpongeBob's face.
- In Steven Universe, a flaming tire rolls by after Steven and Connie defeat the training robot in "Lion 2: The Movie".
- This is fairly common in car crashes in general. Here's a peculiar case : during a high speed police chase with a lumber truck, the rear of the trailer caught fire, causing one of the flaming tires to blow loose and roll free alongside the still moving truck.
- Even dislocated wheels can have a mind of their own, as shown in this V8 Supercars clip. And a sense of humor.
- Used to be fairly common with open-wheel racecars (like the Formula One series) until new safety measures (redundant wheel tethers) were taken specifically to prevent it. It still tends to happen on particularly violent crashes.
- At yearly film festival B-Fest, whenever a car crashes in one of the films shown, there's a roughly fifty-fifty chance that someone will roll a wheel across the stage.
- In Series/Battlebots, Robot Wars, and other robot combat events, it's fairly common for robots with exposed wheels to have them torn off by opponents' weapons, which often results in a wheel or tire rolling away across the arena.
- On one occasion (Razer vs. Rick in Series 5 of Robot Wars), Dead Metal's sawblade fell off and rolled across the arena in a very similar fashion.
- Dane Cook mentions an incident where a woman was killed by a freewheel from a race car crash. The tyre struck her in the face, and her Last Words were "OOOOOOOOH!!!" which he found hilarious.
- Invoked by billionaire Elon Musk prior to the launch of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket in 2018. The test payload for the rocket's first launch was Elon Musk's personal electric car (normally sand or concrete would be used as a dummy payload, but Musk intentionally wanted to do something "silly"). Citing the experimental nature of the brand-new rocket and the high risk of failure, Musk commented that he "had this image of just a giant explosion on the pad, a wheel bouncing down the road..."


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Open Source Samples for Service Robotics
Gesture Library
The folder /src/Labanotation/gestureLibrary/ contains sample gesture data expressed as Labanotation scores in the JSON file format. Valid gesture files in child folders will be picked up by the Labanotation Controller service when it launches and made available to client applications.
A complete listing of the database including a video clip of each gesture is provided at the end of this page.
Classification and Clustering of Gesture-concept Pairs
This Gesture Library is organized around 40 clusters of gesture-concept pairs retrievable by a Gesture Engine component.
- 6 deictic concepts (me, you, this, that, here, there)
- 33 expressive theme concepts (hello, many, question, etc.)
- 1 "beat" concept used for idling
The clusters were segregated using a method described in the paper: Development and Verification of a Gesture-generating Architecture for Conversational Humanoid Robots:
- First, the most import word in each of a data-set of 230 English conversational sentences was identified using vector analysis in a low-dimensional space.
- Next, each of these identified words were manually paired with a corresponding gesture encoded in Labanotation.
- Finally, performance of the 230 gestures was compared using the geodesic distance between elements of movement across the set of gestures to identify the most similar movement sequences and consolidate the groups into a final set of 40 clusters.
In each of the expressive theme clusters, synonyms of the concept label are included in the record. Also, there may be found data files containing variations of the gesture associated with the same concept. These features can allow a Gesture Engine to select alternatives in order to avoid un-natural repetitions of exactly the same gesture.
The decisions required to define a gesture database in terms of how many and what types of concepts will be included will also be factors in the qualative performance (life-like realism) of gestures performed by robots. At this time, quantitative analysis resulting in concept groupings or clusters has not delivered a higher quality of lifelike gestures over clusters curated subjectively by human mind and hand.
Additionally, interchangeable data volumes must be considered for a Gesture Library that contain gesture sets that at-worst stereotype ethnic or gender character traits and at-best can mimic comfortably familiar or iconic celebrity personalities.
In any case, the current state of the art does not provide a reasonable method to define a gesture library. More exploration and discovery is needed before robots can, without procedural programming, effectively select and synchronize gestures with rendered speech to a degree that supports and enhances human-robot-interaction. We hope that this gestureBot Design Kit will be useful and support further research and development in human-robot-interaction.
Links to related work in this field:
- https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.08702 Design of conversational humanoid robot based on hardware independent gesture generation
- https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03047565/document SRG3: Speech-driven Robot Gesture Generation with GAN
- https://www.osaka-kyoiku.ac.jp/~challeng/SIG-Challenge-057/SIG-Challenge-057-15.pdf Improving Conditional-GAN using Unrolled-GAN for the Generation of Co-speech Upper Body Gesture
- https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.06194 Manual Clustering: Labeling the Phrase Set of the Conversation Agent, Rinna
Gesture Labanotation in JSON Format
An example of the data structure in the JSON files is provided in GestureFormat.json.
A Labanotation score contains vertical columns representing specific body parts with notations indicating global positions of those parts in transition over a time-line flowing from bottom to top. In our JSON files, from the Labanotation score we group horizontal sets of body-part movements into poses comprising keyframes that correspond to sections within the file.
Table of Concept-Gesture Pairs in Library:
Deictic
| concept name | similar words | gesture file | Labanotation Score | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ======= | ============================ | ========== | ============= | =============== |
| me | I, my, me | deictic me I.json | ||
| you | you, your | deictic you d.json | ||
| this | this | deictic this.json | ||
| that | that | deictic that.json | ||
| here | here | deictic here.json | ||
| there | there | deictic there.json |
Expressive Themes
| concept name | similar words | gesture file | Labanotation Score | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ======= | ============================ | ========= | ============= | =============== |
| away | away, hurry up, go out | away.json | ||
| bad | bad, busy, boring, unusual | bad.json | ||
| come | come, it's time, help, withdraw | come.json | ||
| confuse | confuse, never heard, puzzle | confuse.json | ||
| contrast | contrast, upside down, inside out, change | contrast.json | ||
| disgust | hate, don't like, dislike, too much | dont_like4.json | ||
| drink | drink, coffee, hangover, beer | drink.json | ||
| go | go, walk, work out, jog, deposit | go.json | ||
| good | good, sweet, money, free, fine, date, great | good.json | ||
| big | big, large, huge | big.json | ||
| goodbye | goodbye, bye, leaving, good night, see you | goodbye.json | ||
| happy | happy, glad, wake, good, moved, encore, cheers, best | happy.json | ||
| hello | hello, hi, welcome, good morning | hello.json | ||
| hungry | hungry, eat, dinner | hungry.json | ||
| interesting | interesting | interesting.json | ||
| laugh | laugh, sing | laugh.json | ||
| lets go | let's go, have to, it's time, hurry, hard, why don't we, go first | letsgo.json | ||
| many | many, more, crowded | many.json | ||
| nice | nice, good, well | nice.json | ||
| nod | nod, yes, come, I will, whenever, strong, OK, ready | nod.json | ||
| surprise | surprise, mess, waste | surprise.json | ||
| panic | panic, passout, ouch | panic.json | ||
| please | please, go ahead, would you, could you, will you, take care, clean up, I'd like | please.json | ||
| question | May I, did you, do you, what, where, when, who, why, how | question.json | ||
| quit | quit, knife, stop, off | quit.json | ||
| say | say, said, talk, request | say.json | ||
| shakehead | no, so, cannot, back, drunk, cannot keep, tone-deaf, not taking, pale, do not feel well, sick, itchy | shake_head.json | ||
| sleepy | sleepy, sleep, asleep, yawn | sleepy.json | ||
| small | small, out of dish | small.json | ||
| sorry | sorry, check | sorry.json | ||
| thanks | thank, thanks | thanks.json | ||
| tired | tired, hangover, lie down, drunk, tipsy, loaded, not feeling well | tired.json | ||
| weather | weather, sunny, cloudy, windy, rainy, nice day | weather.json |
Beat (Idle) Movements
| name | variations | gesture file | Labanotation Score | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ======= | ============================ | ========== | ============= | =============== |
| beat | beat, beat_rotate, beat_2, beat_3 | beat.json |
/src/Labanotation/kinectSuite
This folder contains gesture data files expressed as Labanotation scores in the JSON file format. These files were captured using a Kinect sensor and human subjects with the Gesture Authoring Tools included in the Labanotation Suite repository.


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001package io.avaje.jsonb.spi; 002 003import java.lang.invoke.MethodHandle; 004 005/** 006 * A (non-scalar) JsonAdapter that is part of building json views. 007 * <p> 008 * JsonAdapters for complex types that have more than one property like 009 * CustomerJsonAdapter, AddressJsonAdapter can participate in building 010 * a json view that will include only some of their properties. 011 */ 012public interface ViewBuilderAware { 013 014 /** 015 * Build view for the top level. 016 */ 017 default void build(ViewBuilder builder) { 018 build(builder, null, null); 019 } 020 021 /** 022 * Build nested part of the view. 023 */ 024 void build(ViewBuilder builder, String name, MethodHandle handle); 025 026}


From: The ACCOUNTANT. International Commercial Bank. First Light Branch, Accra - Ghana. West Africa. ATTN:My Dear, My name is Mr. Michael Ezra. I am the accountant of the International Commercial Bank-Ghana, First Light Branch Accra. I am a Ghanaian married with three kids. I am writing to solicit your assistance in the noble transfer of US$14,800,000.00 (Fourtheen million, eight hundred thousand U.S.dollars). This fund is the excess of what my branch in which I am the accountant made as profit during the last year. I have already submitted an approved end of the last year report for the year 2005 to my Head Office here in Accra and they will never know of this Excess.I have since then, placed this amount of US$14,800,000.00 (Fourtheen million, eight hundred thousand U.S. dollars) on a SUSPENCE ACCOUNT without a beneficiary. As an officer of the bank, I cannot be directly connected to this money thus I am impelled to request for your assistance to receive this money into your bank account. I intend to part 30% of this fund to you while 70% shall be for me. I do need to stress that there are practically no risk involved in this. It is going to be a bank-to-bank transfer to your nominated bank account anywhere you feel safer. All I need from you is to stand as the original depositor of this fund. Frankly speaking I have been working in this bank for close to 10 years and I have nothing to show for it,my yearly income is barely about $3,500 USD after tax and the major reason I packaged this transaction is that I have a 9 year old daughter with leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant or she will die. I have already made arrangement for this surgery in the UK but I could not afford it, so I really need your help to do this deal or my daughter will die.  All I require is your honest co-operation to enable us see this deal Through.  I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the trasfer.Your prompt response via my email is highly envisaged;your response will make me act accordingly upon the receipt of your mail. I will be waiting to hear from you for further guidelines. If you accept this offer, I will appreciate your timely response. Bye for now and thanks for your understanding. Best regards, Mr. Michael Ezra. Note:You answer me through my alternative e-mail address(mic.ezra2006@yahoo.fr)


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I am a software developer with a background in a variety of fields such as electrical engineering, military intelligence, applied linguistics, and teaching English. My experiences have given me a unique global perspective. I'm also able to work in a variety of environments with teams of various sizes.
My extensive education in computer science (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science) and information systems (Master of Science Information Systems) has given me plenty of exposure to the tech industry. Furthermore, my experience with teaching (Master of Science in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) has improved my communications skills and given me opportunities to work with people from different cultures. During my studies, I took part in student exchange programs in South Korea and Japan, and during my time in the military, I deployed to Afghanistan for 1 year in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
My path towards career transition has been a long and roundabout one, but after all of my experiences, I can say for sure that software development is the career for me. Like any other job industry, it has ups and downs, but I get so much satisfaction from solving programming problems. There are many social and economic problems that can be solved with programming. I want to join an organization that empowers me to solve these problems and be the positive change I wish to see in this world.


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Our main mission is to Guide Women in Tech feild and provide them the way to their goals. We also encourage them to try out different techs in their project and help them out when they are stuck. For more information on Women Techmaker Click here .


Submissions
By alphabetical order
DynaCASE modeling platform
Gestures and Multi-Touch events
GH Sound System
- Submitter: Holger Guhl
- Other Developers: Ralf Propach, Georg Heeg and others from the company team
- Smalltalk Dialect: VisualWorks
- Affiliation: Georg Heeg eK
- Country: Germany
- Download url: http://www.heeg.de/
- Keywords: museum; exhibition; audio media presentation; Raspberry pi
- Licence: commercial
GTSpotter
- Submitter: Andrei Chis
- Other Developers: Aliaksei Syrel (a), Andrei Chis (a), Tudor Girba (b), Juraj Kubelka (c), Stefan Reichhart (d)
- Smalltalk Dialect: Pharo
- Affiliation: (a) University of Bern, (b) tudorgirba.com, (c) University of Chile
- Country: Switzerland
- Download url: http://gt.moosetechnology.org/
- Demo url: http://www.slideshare.net/girba/gt-spotter
- Keywords: search, navigation, IDEs, integration
- Licence: MIT
Live Robot Programming
- Submitter: Johan Fabry
- Other Developers: Miguel Campusano
- Smalltalk Dialect: Pharo
- Affiliation: Pleiad and RyCh labs, DCC, Universidad de Chile
- Country: Chile
- Download url: http://pleiad.cl/lrp
- Demo url: http://pleiad.cl/lrp
- Keywords: Live programming, robotics
- Licence: MIT
P.O.S.
- Submitter: Dario Romano Trussardi
- Smalltalk Dialect: Gemstone
- Affiliation: freelance
- Country: Italy
- Keywords: Pharo Seaside Gemstone


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dazl
The Python client library for Digital Asset ledgers.


We are a brother and sister duo and I am Jai (big brother) of my little sister Yami and we both are learning html5 from various youtube channels. We learn new things every day and I seriously love html5 also I will teach students of class 6 . You can also visit my Youtube channel.
My name is Jai Rawat. I am 11 years old, read in class 6th standard. I have an little sister. I have a joint family in which my mom, dad, grandparents and my sister lives. I love doing html and I always learn something new everyday.
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#include <db.h>int log_archive(DB_LOG *logp, char **list[], u_int32_t flags, void *(*db_malloc)(size_t));
The log_archive function creates a NULL-terminated array of log or database file names and copies a pointer to them into the user-specified memory location list.
By default, log_archive returns the names of all of the log files that are no longer in use (e.g., no longer involved in active transactions), and that may safely be archived for catastrophic recovery and then removed from the system. If there were no file names to return, list will be set to NULL.
Arrays of log file names are created in allocated memory. If db_malloc is non-NULL, it is called to allocate the memory, otherwise, the library function malloc(3)) is used. The function db_malloc must match the calling conventions of the malloc(3)) library routine. Regardless, the caller is responsible for deallocating the returned memory. To deallocate the returned memory, free each returned memory pointer; pointers inside the memory do not need to be individually freed.
The flags argument is specified by logically OR'ing together one or more of the following values:
The DB_ARCH_DATA and DB_ARCH_LOG flags are mutually exclusive.
See the db_archive manual page for more information on database archival procedures.
The log_archive function is the underlying function used by the db_archive utility. See the db_archive utility source code for an example of using log_archive in a POSIX 1003.1 environment.
The log_archive function returns the value of errno on failure, and 0 on success.
The log_archive function may fail and return errno for any of the errors specified for the following Berkeley DB and C library functions: close(3), fcntl(3), fflush(3), fprintf(3), free(3), getcwd(3), getenv(3), getpid(3), getuid(3), isdigit(3), log_compare, log_get, malloc(3), memcpy(3), memset(3), open(3), qsort(3), realloc(3), sigfillset(3), sigprocmask(3), snprintf(3), stat(3), strchr(3), strcmp(3), strerror(3), strlen(3), unlink(3), vfprintf(3), and vsnprintf(3).
In addition, the log_archive function may fail and return errno for the following conditions:
The log was corrupted.


Like package 'manipulate' does for static graphics, this package
helps to easily add controls like sliders, pickers, checkboxes, etc. that
can be used to modify the input data or the parameters of an interactive
chart created with package 'htmlwidgets'.
| Version: |
0.10.0 |
| Imports: |
shiny (≥ 1.0.3), miniUI, htmltools, htmlwidgets, knitr, methods, tools, base64enc, grDevices, codetools, webshot |
| Suggests: |
dygraphs, leaflet, plotly, xts, rmarkdown, testthat, covr |
| Published: |
2018-06-11 |
| Author: |
Jalal-Edine ZAWAM [aut, cre],
Francois Guillem [aut],
RTE [cph],
JJ Allaire [ctb],
Marion Praz [ctb] (New user interface),
Benoit Thieurmel [ctb],
Titouan Robert [ctb],
Duncan Murdoch [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Jalal-Edine ZAWAM <jalal-edine.zawam at rte-france.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 | file LICENSE [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2) | file LICENSE] |
| URL: |
https://github.com/rte-antares-rpackage/manipulateWidget |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
manipulateWidget results |


Mr Cutty is a HTML5/JavaScript bookmarklet that gives you various weapons that can be used to destroy a web page.
Sound effects are off by default. Look for an icon in the upper left to enable. I spent a lot of time and my own money producing these so please check them out.
Add a bookmark for javascript:var s = document.createElement('script');s.type='text/javascript';document.body.appendChild(s);s.src='http://cdn.pseudocoder.com/mrcutty/mrcutty.js';void(0);
Check out build.sh. Uses YUI Compressor
2011 Matt Curry (http://pseudocoder.com)


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type: component
title: Flippable
usage: A compact and interactive way of displaying content
stylesheet: '/scss/components/flippable.scss'
---
Front side.
Flippable takes the height of the front side content by default no matter how big is the back side.
Some content on the back.
Front side.
The back side can vary from the front in width and height, but it always stays aligned on the top left with the front side so be aware when the flippable is near the edges of the screen.


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Olivier Penhoat
CTO / Director of Developer Experience
About me
I am passionate about web development and IT architectures, experienced in agile team management and coaching, able to create a digital platform from Think stage, to Build, Devops and Run.
CTO resolutely craftsman, capable of developing and carrying a real product vision in contexts with high strategic stakes.
In my favorite playground we often find:
JavaScript, TypeScript, NodeJS, Jest,
REST, GraphQL, Docker, Redis, MongoDb,
ReactJS, Zsh, Portainer, Traefik, Google
Cloud
Bio
Skills
Soft skills
Experiences
- Lead architect: building of a new fullstack platform to handle and manage helicopter parts (Safran HE) powered by Angular / NestJS stack
- Extreme Architecture & Head of Tech of a connected mirror app / makeup experience
- Federation of internal communities of developers and architects at the national level (tech days, tech animation)
- Management of developers, support for skills development & curricula
- Building of a multi API federation platform / Unity Ads, Ironsource, Vungle, Google, TikTok, … / NodeJS / PostgreSQL / Google Cloud
- Launch of Niji Tech program and associated blog: Niji.tech
- Implementation of a Custom Activity SalesForce Marketing Cloud NodeJS / React / Redis / AWS
- Mentoring and coaching of ReactJS / NodeJS fullstack dev teams
- Implementation of a NodeJS / MongoDb / NestJS REST API backend to collect Covid tests
- Support for technical interviews of candidates in hiring process
- Code audits, flash audits, due diligences
- Migration of the API gateway to TypeScript
- Design and implementation of the Digiposte authentication gateway
- Creation of the CN23 mobile web application for customs declaration on tablet
- Creation of the Okapi platform, Open API of the Digital Branch of La Poste Group (developer.laposte.fr)
- Definition of the roadmap and business models
- Integration of billing solution, limiters, plugins
- BU Management: agile team, vision box
- Open innovation advocate
- AI training / fundamental neural networks
- Conferences / practice / katas
- API expertise: publication of white paper API design and training
- Stack : EcmaScript, TypeScript, GraphQL, Reactjs, Webpack, Expressjs, Gitlab pipeline, Docker, ELK, Redis
- IT Architecture for Digital Confidence (Digiposte, Digiposte Pass)
- Implementations of some POCs, intra consulting
- Management of the Open API POC project for the Group
- Implementation of the laposte.io
- Full stack expertise
- Technical architecture at Digiposte
- Validation of technical choices
- Coordination of performance tests
- Implementation of prototypes
- Coding of an URL shortener service for Octo
- Coding of a Dropbox / Digiposte synch webapp
- Training on over twenty courses J2EE, JS, Web, Factory Software, Quality, Security
- Areas of industry, insurance banking, service: Thalès, Dassault, NDS, Generali, CDC, Orange, ...
- R&D: Java Quality, Android, Mobile Web, Web Hacking, NodeJS, Extreme Java
- Technical coaching
- Seminars: Android, Cross-platform development, NodeJS
- Design and production of the desktop and mobile website valtech-training.fr
- Implementation of the software factory
- Management of a support and assistance team for tech people
- Implementation of changes in the LCL software factory
- Study on the exportability of the software factory in offshore projects
- Animation of working groups around SOA, WOA, REST
- Project management Coordination of Multiple Access Banking and Mobile Internet projects
- Definition of product plans, animation of technical committees, realization of POCs, participation in Architecture Working Groups
- BAM projects, electronic statement, electronic signature, iPhone site
- RESTful SSO solution reengineering
- Operational supervision of Web developers within the "multi-channel" pole
- Developer training in Java / Beanshell / Taglib / JSTL / MVC2
- Participation in construction work, and assistance to MOA
- Operational supervision of web projects
- Creation of the nabab.fr website
- Design and realization of an ORM
- Advising banks (Crédit Agricole, CCF, Société Générale) in the field of iNet technologies
- Training of internal teams in web development
- Redesign of the BancoPC site (www.ccf.fr) at a fixed price
- Project management of Distance Banking projects within IT Studies
- Projects: BancoPC, WAP, Webroker
- Changeover to the Euro, a 2000
Education
Hobbies
Skateboard / Longboard / LDP
I like to carve and pump long distances with my custom longboard
Gravel bike
Going for a walk in Lacanau, visit the surroundings, going off-road in the pine forest
Kayak
Go around the marine lake of Soustons, go up the 8 km of canals and finish in fresh water alongside the oars
Skimboard
Combine sprints to catch the wave, prolonging the sensation of pure glide as much as possible
Guitar, Piano, Cajon, Bass
Harmonize a song, compose, doing finger drumming, arrange songs, play live


public abstract class AbstractManager
extends java.lang.Thread
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected CommitQueue |
commitQueue
The
CommitQueue for transferring commits from an extractor to an analyzer. |
protected boolean |
isReady
|
protected Logger |
logger
The logger for displaying messages on the console.
|
protected java.lang.String |
operatingSystem
The name of the operating system on which the tool is currently executed.
|
protected java.lang.String |
outputDirectory
The string defining the output directory in which extracted commits or analysis results will be saved.
|
protected java.lang.String |
plugInClassName
The fully-qualified class name of the desired extractor or analyzer (plug-in).
|
protected java.util.Properties |
properties
The properties determining the extraction or analysis process, e.g., the fully-qualified class name of the
respective plug-ins to use, or the path to the directory, in which extracted commits and analysis results
shall be saved.
|
protected java.lang.String |
versionControlSystem
The name of the version control system from which the commits are extracted.
|
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
AbstractManager(java.lang.String operatingSystem,
java.lang.String versionControlSystem,
java.util.Properties properties,
CommitQueue commitQueue)
Constructs an abstract manager.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract boolean |
go()
Starts the extraction or analysis process using the properties given during construction of this object.
|
protected boolean |
isReady()
|
boolean |
noErrors()
Returns whether errors occurred during extraction or analysis (
false ) or not
(true ). |
void |
run() |
protected abstract boolean |
setup()
Performs the necessary setup and configuration of this manager before it is ready to
run() . |
activeCount, checkAccess, clone, countStackFrames, currentThread, destroy, dumpStack, enumerate, getAllStackTraces, getContextClassLoader, getDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, getId, getName, getPriority, getStackTrace, getState, getThreadGroup, getUncaughtExceptionHandler, holdsLock, interrupt, interrupted, isAlive, isDaemon, isInterrupted, join, join, join, resume, setContextClassLoader, setDaemon, setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, setName, setPriority, setUncaughtExceptionHandler, sleep, sleep, start, stop, stop, suspend, toString, yield
protected Logger logger
protected java.lang.String operatingSystem
protected java.lang.String versionControlSystem
protected java.lang.String plugInClassName
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, which should be changed by the specific managers based on their respective properties.protected java.util.Properties properties
protected CommitQueue commitQueue
CommitQueue
for transferring commits from an extractor to an analyzer.protected java.lang.String outputDirectory
null
, which should avoid saving commits or results to a file. This is changed in
accordance to the respective properties if they are defined.protected boolean isReady
protected AbstractManager(java.lang.String operatingSystem, java.lang.String versionControlSystem, java.util.Properties properties, CommitQueue commitQueue)
operatingSystem
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- the name of the version control system from which the commits are extractedproperties
- the properties of the properties file determining the particular process and the configuration
of the specific plug-in to usecommitQueue
- the CommitQueue
for transferring commits from an extractor to an analyzerpublic void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
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in class java.lang.Thread
public boolean noErrors()
false
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(true
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otherwiseprotected boolean isReady()
run()
(true
) or not
(false
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run()
will do nothing. Executing
this method will change the value if setting up and configuring the manager was successful.true
if this manager is ready for execution; false
otherwiseprotected abstract boolean setup()
run()
.true
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otherwiseprotected abstract boolean go()
setup()
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.true
if the extraction or analysis process was successful; false
otherwise


Reba McEntire walks CMAs red carpet after confirming break up
by Nate DayReba McEntire is stepping out for the CMAs red carpet, but this time, she's a single lady.
McEntire, 64, was all smiles as she sparkled in a black long-sleeved gown with fuzzy cuffs. She is co-hosting the show along with Dolly Parton and Carrie Underwood.
Earlier this month, McEntire confirmed that she and her boyfriend, Anthony "Skeeter" Lasuzzo, broke up earlier this year.
CMA AWARDS 2019: HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COUNTRY MUSIC'S BIGGEST NIGHT
“Skeeter and I broke up in May, so, unfortunately, we will not be spending that time together,” McEntire told the Us Weekly. "We still talk and we’re friends, but just decided to go our separate ways."
CMAS 2019: PREGNANT MAREN MORRIS HITS THE RED CARPET IN TWO-PIECE GOWN
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
In April, McEntire spoke with Fox News, saying that she and Lasuzzo were "having a really good time in the dating process and traveling all over the world."


Arabesque
2020-10-09
About Arabesque
Arabesque is a web application for thematic mapping of flow and spatial networks datasets. This first version allows the exploration, filtering, geovisualization and representation of complex matrices. it provides a full toolset to filter you origin-destination data and simplify it in order to make clearer and understandable maps.
Arabesque allows the creation of flow maps from a web browser - equipped with Mozilla or Chrome, from its own datasets. It is based on current technological possibilities, in particular those offered by the new web visualization (built in javascript and HTML 5) and mapping libraries (openlayers, d3, OSM, Turf, NaturalEarthData).
Challenges
The challenge of Arabesque consists in offering a set of tools for the analysis and tne cartographic representation of complex matrices (categorical and temporal). Its methodology is innovative : it articulates several dimensions of a matrix, interactivity and animation). Its techniques allow an easy exploration, a fluidity of the display in a simple configuration facilitating the appropriation of flow mapping by different audiences (academic, institutional, socio-economic, educational…).
Contributors
Contributors are:
Scientific responsibility, design and coordination Françoise Bahoken, Etienne Côme and Laurent Jégou (coord.) Grégoire Le Campion, Marion Maisonobe, Alain Nguyen and Nicolas Roelandt
Development & Design Etienne Côme (coord.), Thomas Bapaume and Paul Fabre.
Documentation Nicolas Roelandt (coord.), Françoise Bahoken
General project and funding
The geographic flow vizualisation (gflowiz) project
Arabesque is part of the Gflowiz research project on flow maps in the geoweb. One of its goals is the web design of a geo visualization application for flow or traffic data to analyze the geographical determinants of spatial mobility. To this end, it aims to allow data describing geographical interactions to be explored and represented graphically, from different points of view, by focusing on statistical and geographical data filtering, spatial scale issues specific to certain data sets (the world scale or local scale) and their temporality.
Funding
The project is funded by former IFSTTAR’s scientific direction (VP Recherche Univ. Gustave Eiffel), with the participation of the Projet federateur Mobilities and numeric transitions (PF MobTransNum). The team is strengthened by the participation of members of CNRS laboratories, as well as it is supported by the research GDR Magis through the GEOWEB prospective action (2019).


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Priest Kanis:
They say that a monster named Balor rules over the Water Dragon's Cave.
I believe that Balor guards the place where the Shamaness is being held captive.
If that is the case, you will only be able reach the Shamaness by defeating Balor.
That creature is said to be far stronger and more frightening than ordinary monsters, so please be careful...
"I will depart now."


The journey continues as I stuggle to put my thoughts into words on the Stereotype Threat topic (last week's culture blog). So we are going to talk about what Dr. Steele considers to be a remedy to combat sterotype threat, affirmation. Well, I would say that is rather obvious. What is the best way to help someone struggling with low confidence and anxiety? Encourage and support them; or, on a personal level, remind yourself what you are good at, what you value, and that will help you get through it.
What do I value? DBC provided a list of 100 values, and I chose a few that represent when I am at my proudest:
- Competence - 4
- Effectiveness/Efficiency - 3
- Integrity - 4
- Quality - 4
- Responsibility - 4
The scale is from 1 to 5 of how much I try to live up to these values
I chose this group of values when thinking about successes in my last job working as tech support for electronic medical record (EMR) software. I often times worked with other people, whether it was co-workers on an internal project or customer-side IT to help them understand our software. In both cases, I wanted to put in quality work to be as productive as possible. Really, it is having respect for the other person's time, so you need to make sure you are pushing yourself to provide to the best of your ability. Part of it is also to know when you are not at your best and rescheduling to another time where you can be more productive. I try to do my best to keep the quality of my code up to my standards (at least), and am trying to improve the level of quality as I navigate DBC.
When I was back home during the holidays, my dad asked me what the best HDMI streaming device on the market was. I did not know; at the time, I knew about the Chromecast and the Amazon FireTV Stick for budget devices. So, I just did some simple online research and found a third competitor, the Roku stick. I read a few different tech articles to try to filter through the bull shit, and told my dad that the Roku stick was the best bet for what he wanted. Now, why did I tell this little story, besides it being part of the assignment? Even with the a rather mundane decision to be made, I felt obligated to learn about the subject before giving any advice. I would never want to make a misinformed decision, so why would I make one for my dad. He trusted in me to make the smart choice, so I took it upon myself to do so (and also, I am his son).
I still do not really think that I am really affected by stereotype threats, at least not in the DBC setting. I am affected by many other stress inducers (meeting deadlines, talking in front of big crowds, etc.), and for me, it comes down being smart and confident to set myself up to succeed. If I fall behind, it is knowing that I can ask for help. If I maintain my listed values, then I am sure that DBC would be a breeze, but that is not likely at all. It would be arrogant to say that I will be able to stay on top of everything. For me, I think what will help me the most is seeing my cohortmates every day and having the opportunity to engage in conversation. It goes back to some of my earlier culture blogs: we are all in the same boat, and we will support each other along the way.


DELPART(8) System Administration DELPART(8) NAME delpart - simple wrapper around the "del partition" ioctl SYNOPSIS delpart device partition DESCRIPTION delpart is a program that asks the Linux kernel to remove a partition. This command doesn't manipulate partitions on hard drive. OPTIONS device Specify the disk device. partition Specify the partition number. SEE ALSO addpart(8), fdisk(8), parted(8), partprobe(8), partx(8) AVAILABILITY The delpart command is part of the util-linux package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux/. util-linux January 2007 DELPART(8)


An unremarkable city, but a useful stop between Recife and Salvador de Bahia, being about 120NM south of Recife.
Position 09°42'S, 35°44'W.
There is an anchorage in the east of Playa de Jaragua, in front of the local yacht club. To approach it, go past the commercial port and go to the small boat moorings.
There is also a local guy who will direct you to a buoy, although he might paddle out in a canoe and look a little scruffy, his moorings are good and he can be very useful for water, diesel and provisions.
The yacht club is very friendly and welcoming and will advise about the formalities at the Capitania del Puerto and Policia Federal, as well as providing toilets and showers. In their compound is a safe place to leave your dinghy.
Always use a taxi after dark even if it´s for a short distance, mostly around the town they are about 6R.
Last updated January 2010.


PML: Pilab Matrix LibraryFast prototyping machine learning algorithms on Matlab and Python is joyful, since it takes considerably less time to implement and test our proposed solutions but when the time comes for running batch experiments, we usually find out that those prototypes are not scalable. Keeping this in mind, we developed a C machine learning library specially focusing on easy syntax that allows fast development. Written in C, PML uses the powerful features of C11 (such as rvalue optimizations). Furthermore, the library uses GSL functions and CBLAS linear algebra routines so, it is fast |


A simple Node.js wrapper for the vanilla Minecraft server
InstallationNetherrackJS requires node.js to run (v6.11.2 or later recommended).
Open the command line and type:
npm install netherrackjs
Usage
First, rename your server file to netherrack_server.jar.
Require the package in a .js file in the server root to start using NetherrackJS:
const netherrack = require('netherrackjs');
You can now use NetherrackJS in that file! Check out the docs for more information.
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Steem Developer Portal
PY: Claim Rewards
How to claim rewards using Python.
Full, runnable src of Claim Rewards can be downloaded as part of the PY tutorials repository.
In this tutorial we show you how to check the STEEM, SBD and STEEM POWER rewards balances of an account on the Steem blockchain, and how to claim either a portion or all of the rewards for an account using the commit
class found within the steem-python library.
Intro
The Steem python library has a built-in function to transmit transactions to the blockchain. We are using the claim_reward_balance
method found within the commit
class in the library. Before we transmit a claim, we use the get_account
function to check the current rewards balance of the account to see what is available to claim. The claim
method has 4 parameters:
- reward steem - The amount of STEEM to claim
- reward sbd - The amount of SBD to claim
- reward vests - The amount of VESTS (STEEM POWER) to claim
- account - The source account for the claim
Steps
- App setup - Library install and import. Connection to testnet
- User information and steem node - Input user information and connection to Steem node
- Check reward balance - Check current rewards balances of user account
- Claim commit - Input amount of rewards to claim and commit to blockchain
- Balance update - Check new rewards balances after completed claim
1. App setup
In this tutorial we use 2 packages:
steem
- steem-python library and interaction with Blockchainpick
- helps select the query type interactively
We import the libraries and connect to the testnet
.
import steembase
import steem
from pick import pick
from steem.amount import Amount
steembase.chains.known_chains['STEEM'] = {
'chain_id': '79276aea5d4877d9a25892eaa01b0adf019d3e5cb12a97478df3298ccdd01673',
'prefix': 'STX', 'steem_symbol': 'STEEM', 'sbd_symbol': 'SBD', 'vests_symbol': 'VESTS'
}
Because this tutorial alters the blockchain we connect to a testnet so we don’t create spam on the production server.
2. User information and steem node
We require the private active key
of the user in order for the claim to be committed to the blockchain. This is why we are using a testnet. The values are supplied via the terminal/console before we initialise the steem class. There are some demo accounts available but we encourage you to create your own accounts on this testnet and create balances you can claim; it’s good practice.
#capture user information
username = input('Enter username: ') #demo account: cdemo
wif = input('Enter private ACTIVE key: ') #demo account: 5KaNM84WWSqzwKzY82fXPaUW43idbLnPqf5SfjGxLfw6eV2kAP3
#connect node
client = steem.Steem(nodes=['https://testnet.steem.vc'],keys=[wif])
3. Check reward balance
We send a query to the blockchain using the get_account
function to check if the username exists on the blockchain. We also use this function to get a clear picture of the available rewards that can be claimed and display this on the console/terminal.
#get account reward balances
userinfo = client.get_account(username)
if(userinfo is None) :
print('Oops. Looks like user ' + username + ' doesn\'t exist on this chain!')
exit()
reward_steem = userinfo['reward_steem_balance']
reward_sbd = userinfo['reward_sbd_balance']
reward_sp = userinfo['reward_vesting_steem']
reward_vests = userinfo['reward_vesting_balance']
print('Reward Balances:' + '\n' +
'STEEM: ' + reward_steem + '\n' +
'SBD: ' + reward_sbd + '\n' +
'STEEM POWER: ' + reward_sp + '\n' +
'VESTS: ' + reward_vests
)
input('\n' + 'Press enter to continue to claim selection')
4. Claim commit
An option is provided to either claim all rewards at once or to specify specific amounts to be claimed for each individual reward balance. If you are using one of Steemit’s demo accounts, please leave some rewards for others to claim!
#choice of claim
title = 'Please choose claim type: '
options = ['ALL', 'SELECTED', 'CANCEL']
option, index = pick(options, title)
When the option to claim all rewards is selected, the claim parameters are automatically assigned from the get_accounts
query. We also check that there are in fact outstanding rewards balances before we commit the claim.
#commit claim based on selection
if option == 'ALL':
if Amount(reward_steem).amount + Amount(reward_sbd).amount + Amount(reward_vests).amount == 0:
print('\n' + 'No rewards to claim')
exit()
else:
client.claim_reward_balance(reward_steem, reward_sbd, reward_vests, username)
print('\n' + 'All reward balances have been claimed. New reward balances are:' + '\n')
else:
if option == 'CANCEL':
print('\n' + 'Operation cancelled')
exit()
else:
claim_steem = input('\n' + 'Please enter the amount of STEEM to claim: ') + ' STEEM'
claim_sbd = input('Please enter the amount of SBD to claim: ') + ' SBD'
claim_vests = input('Please enter the amount of VESTS to claim: ') + ' VESTS'
if Amount(claim_steem).amount + Amount(claim_sbd).amount + Amount(claim_vests).amount == 0:
print('\n' + 'Zero values entered, no claim to submit')
exit()
else:
if claim_steem > reward_steem or claim_sbd > reward_sbd or claim_vests > reward_vests:
print('\n' + 'Requested claim value higher than available rewards')
exit()
else:
client.claim_reward_balance(claim_steem, claim_sbd, claim_vests, username)
print('\n' + 'Claim has been processed. New reward balances are:' + '\n')
When doing only a selected claim of available rewards, the values are captured in the console/terminal. The inputs cannot be negative, must be less than or equal to the available reward and at least ONE of the inputs needs to be greater than zero for the claim to be able to transmit. The result of the selected option is printed on the UI.
5. Balance update
As a final check we run the account query again to get updated values for the available rewards balances.
#get updated account reward balances
input("Press enter for new account balances")
userinfo = client.get_account(username)
reward_steem = userinfo['reward_steem_balance']
reward_sbd = userinfo['reward_sbd_balance']
reward_sp = userinfo['reward_vesting_steem']
reward_vests = userinfo['reward_vesting_balance']
print('STEEM: ' + reward_steem + '\n' +
'SBD: ' + reward_sbd + '\n' +
'STEEM POWER: ' + reward_sp + '\n' +
'VESTS: ' + reward_vests
)
We encourage users to play around with different values and data types to fully understand how this process works. You can also check the balances and transaction history on the testnet portal.
To Run the tutorial
- review dev requirements
- clone this repo
cd tutorials/23_claim_rewards
pip install -r requirements.txt
python index.py
- After a few moments, you should see a prompt for input in terminal screen.


Summary:
Uncover the picture by solving 2x2 groups of pixels. Start by
selecting a color at the top with your mouse or with your number
keys. Click on pixels to change their color. The three numbers
hovering above a group mean:
# of colors in exactly the right place
# of colors in the wrong place
# of colors not part of the sub-puzzle
Once each puzzle is complete, smaller ones appear until the picture
is entirely solved or your score runs out.


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Abstract Submission: September 16, 2021 (extended)
Paper Submission: September 21, 2021 (extended)
Notification: October 13 18, 2021
Camera ready: October 22, 2021
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