a green organic roof tops estudio felipe escudero's 'house folds' in ecuador
by FelipeEscuderodesigned for a remote site in the valley of nayón, ecuador, estudio felipe escudero has conceived ‘house folds’ to combine the solidity of concrete with a curved, organic form. planned for an older client, the project proposes a low, single-story residence topped with an expansive green roof that intends to make the architecture blend into its lush surroundings.
side view of house folds
all images courtesy of estudio felipe escudero
designed over one generous floor plane, the plan is organized by the architect according to the levels of privacy required of the spaces. at one end is a huge living, dining and kitchen area that opens out to the site thanks to large floor-to-ceiling expanses of glazing. towards the opposite end, the concrete roof folds over to provide a greater degree of privacy for the service spaces and bedrooms.
main entrance
the project is volumetrically composed of an organic roof, which is covered with plants through a system of pots that are separate from the concrete slab so as not to generate moisture. the entire building is surrounded by glass on its perimeter, maintaining a connection with the outside and visually highlighting the curved gesture of the roof.
front view
in the interior, the material palette is defined by a combination of concrete and timber to give warmth, and a cozy feeling despite the large spaces. viewed from above, the house appears as a rectangle, a rational geometry that contrasts with the rest of the landscape, and the outdoor pool whose natural lines merge with the environment giving the impression of a lake and not an artificial pool. proving the project’s sustainable credentials, the water is also heated by solar panels located on the roof.
aerial view
project info:
project name: house folds
location: nayón, quito, ecuador
architect: estudio felipe escudero
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edited by: lynne myers | designboom


West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini plays down rivalry with Jose Mourinho
Mourinho took over as Tottenham head coach on Wednesday, less than 12 hours after Mauricio Pochettino was sacked.
Manuel Pellegrini insists new Tottenham head coach Jose Mourinho is not his enemy as West Ham prepare to host the Portuguese boss’ first game in charge.
Mourinho was announced as Spurs head coach on Wednesday morning, less than 12 hours after Mauricio Pochettino’s shock dismissal on Tuesday evening.
Pellegrini has had several tussles with the 56-year-old while in charge of Malaga and Manchester City, but the Chilean played down their rivalry during Thusday’s press conference.
When asked about facing Mourinho, Pellegrini said: “Maybe I can think in a different way, but he’s not my enemy.
“Everyone has their options to play football in the way they want, to talk what they want to say. We have different ways of thinking about it all.”
West Ham have struggled for form in recent weeks, with five defeats and two draws from their last seven matches, but will be hoping for an improvement against a new-look Tottenham outfit.
Pellegrini expects some subtle tactical changes under their new head coach, despite Mourinho being at the helm for just two days.
“Of course I think that the philosophy of (Mauricio) Pochettino is not the same as the philosophy of Mourinho, but he’s just in charge of the team,” Pellegrini said.
“I don’t think that in two days he will try to change anything properly.
“So we will see Tottenham playing a similar way, of course with some touches of what Mourinho’s football is but that is not the most difficult problem to solve during the game.
“The important problem is to have a good performance as a team.”
Mourinho had been out of work since losing his job at Manchester United in December 2018 and faces a difficult task with Spurs currently in the bottom half of the Premier League on just 14 points from 12 matches, but Pellegrini still expects a tough challenge at the London Stadium.
“Tottenham has a very good team with important players, that make the difference. You cannot know what has happened there but the results were not what they are used to having.
“Now they have a new manager, unfortunately for Mauricio Pochettino who did a very good job over a lot of years. I don’t know their reason why he was sacked.
“Now they have another experienced manager in Jose that will bring important things to his team.”


Father, four others held for sale of 17-day-old baby
by Special CorrespondentTIRUNELVELI
Vickramasingapuram police have arrested a casual labourer for allegedly selling his 17-day-old daughter. The police also arrested the buyer and three brokers who mediated the deal.
The police said J. Pushpalatha, 35, second wife of casual labourer Jesu Irudhayaraj, 40, of Arumugampatti near Vickramasingapuram in the district and mother of three children, gave birth to twins – a boy and a girl – at Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital 17 days ago. When Jesu came to his house for lunch on Tuesday afternoon, he took the baby girl and left the home.
Ms. Pushpalata grew suspicious and came out of the house after a few minutes, but Jesu was not there. Though she, along with the neighbours, searched for her husband and the baby, the effort that lasted till the night went in vain. She filed a complaint with Vickramasingapuram police on Wednesday.
During investigation, police found that Jesu had sold the baby to a one Thangadurai, 40, of Anna Nagar in Alangulam with the help of brokers Selvam, 50, Nellaiyappan, 40, and Kannan, 35, all from the same area.
The police rescued the baby from Thangadurai.


Validation
Upon saving a template, the Validation tab shows recommendations and warnings based on the constraints defined in the template. The following rules are taken into consideration:
- Template context is not found within the schema. In earlier versions of Trifolia (prior to version 2.0), users could free-text the template context-type. If the context type was spelled incorrectly, the schema validation would fail. Template context validation could also fail if we changes/updates are made to the schema, and the portion of the schema that the template represents no longer exists. One example of this is with FHIR profiles. If any resource types is removed, then the context of templates built on that resource type would not be able to be found in the schema.
- Custom Schematron Syntax. Trifolia compiles all custom Schematron when the template/profile is saved and determines if the Schematron is syntactically correct.
- Primitive constraint with no prose. Occurs when creating a primitive constraint but not specifying the constraint prose. Primitive constraints without any prose are ignored during export.
- Constraint’s context not found in schema. This can occur in templates that were designed using legacy versions of Trifolia, which allows template/profile authors to freely edit the context of the constraint. This can also occur when a template/profile has been moved from one type/context to another type/context (ex: section to entry) and the constraints within the template/profile have not been reconciled to the new type’s structure.
- Branch/slice without identifiers. At least one identifier should be present within every branch/slice to indicate how the one branch/slice is different from other branches.
- Invalid contained template. The context of a contained template/profile does not match the data-type of the constraint containing the template.
- Invalid constraint cardinality. The constraint loosens the cardinality requirements from the base standard/schema (ex: base schema requires 1..1 code and a constraint in the template/profile indicates 0..1 code).


Reference Data¶
ISB-CGC Hosted Reference Data¶
In order to facilitate working with the TCGA data tables that the ISB-CGC is hosting in BigQuery, additional reference data tables have also been created, others are hosted by Google Genomics, and suggestions for more are welcome at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Platform Reference Data¶
Some reference data is necessary in order to work with data generated by specific platforms such as the Illumina DNA Metylation array, or the Affymetrix Genome-Wide Human SNP Array 6.0. This section will provide links to existing sources of information elsewere on the web, or will describe additional resources that are hosted by the ISB-CGC.
DNA Methylation Platform Annotation¶
Most of the DNA Methylation data produced by the TCGA project was obtained using the Illumina Infinium HumanMethylation450 (aka 450k) BeadChip array. Some of the earlier tumor types were assayed on the older, 27k array.
Although additional details can be found at the Illumina webpage, we have uploaded the platform annotation information into the BigQuery table isb-cgc:platform_reference.methylation_annotation
Each CpG locus is uniquely identified as described in this technical note and this unique identifier can be used to look up and cross-reference data between the TCGA DNA methylation data table and the platform annotation table.
Genome Reference Data¶
Reference data that describes or annotates the human (or other) genome(s) is described in this section.
miRTarBase¶
The recently updated miRTarBase database (release 6.1) is also available as a BigQuery table: isb-cgc:genome_reference.miRTarBase
Other Reference Data Sources¶
Google Genomics maintains a list of publicly available datasets, including Reference Genomes, the Illumina Platinum Genomes, information about the Tute Genomics Annotation table, etc.


Assignment Details (Read all details carefully):
You must use jQuery Mobile (version 1.4 syntax) to complete this assignment...the code will be checked
Use downloaded library files (jQuery and jQuery Mobile) in your code so the assignment can be graded locally from your ZIP submission if necessary
Your submission must be unique
Remember ... the site should be designed as a mobile site and will be graded as such
Submission:
Grading points:
| NOTE: I will be using Screenfly (in the Chrome browser) in Landscape mode using Samsung Galaxy S5 model to grade your assignment | |
|---|---|
| NOTE: I will also be comparing the published site to your ZIP file so make sure no changes are done to the published site after you upload your ZIP file | |
| Name, student number, and program in Footer (all pages) from XML file | 1 |
| Unique Theme created and linked in submission | 1 |
| Main page / jQuery mobile layout and formatting / Date pulled from XML file | 2 |
| Data page info / jQuery mobile layout with formatting with ALL data from XML included with no or minimal scrolling | 4 |
| Unique well-formed XML file that follows specifications listed | 2 |
| Extra points off over and above max | |
| URL not included in SLATE dropbox | -1 |
| ZIP of files not included in SLATE dropbox | -1 |
| Library files not local (jQuery and jQuery Mobile) | -1 |


import {CdkTableModule} from '@angular/cdk/table';
CdkRecycleRows
Enables the recycle view repeater strategy, which reduces rendering latency. Not compatible with tables that animate rows.
Selector: cdk-table[recycleRows] table[cdk-table][recycleRows]
CdkTable
A data table that can render a header row, data rows, and a footer row. Uses the dataSource input to determine the data to be rendered. The data can be provided either as a data array, an Observable stream that emits the data array to render, or a DataSource with a connect function that will return an Observable stream that emits the data array to render.
Selector: cdk-table table[cdk-table]
Exported as: cdkTable| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input()
|
The table's source of data, which can be provided in three ways (in order of complexity):
If a data array is provided, the table must be notified when the array's objects are
added, removed, or moved. This can be done by calling the When providing an Observable stream, the table will trigger an update automatically when the stream emits a new array of data. Finally, when providing a |
@Input()
|
Whether to use a fixed table layout. Enabling this option will enforce consistent column widths and optimize rendering sticky styles for native tables. No-op for flex tables. |
@Input()
|
Whether to allow multiple rows per data object by evaluating which rows evaluate their 'when'
predicate to true. If |
@Input()
|
Tracking function that will be used to check the differences in data changes. Used similarly
to |
@Output()
|
Emits when the table completes rendering a set of data rows based on the latest data from the data source, even if the set of rows is empty. |
|
Whether to manually add position: sticky to all sticky cell elements. Not needed if the position is set in a selector associated with the value of stickyCssClass. May be overridden by table subclasses |
|
CSS class added to any row or cell that has sticky positioning applied. May be overridden by table subclasses. |
| addColumnDef | |
|---|---|
|
Adds a column definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
columnDef CdkColumnDef
|
|
| addFooterRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Adds a footer row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
footerRowDef CdkFooterRowDef
|
|
| addHeaderRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Adds a header row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
headerRowDef CdkHeaderRowDef
|
|
| addRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Adds a row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
rowDef CdkRowDef<T>
|
|
| removeColumnDef | |
|---|---|
|
Removes a column definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
columnDef CdkColumnDef
|
|
| removeFooterRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Removes a footer row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
footerRowDef CdkFooterRowDef
|
|
| removeHeaderRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Removes a header row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
headerRowDef CdkHeaderRowDef
|
|
| removeRowDef | |
|---|---|
|
Removes a row definition that was not included as part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
rowDef CdkRowDef<T>
|
|
| renderRows | |
|---|---|
|
Renders rows based on the table's latest set of data, which was either provided directly as an input or retrieved through an Observable stream (directly or from a DataSource). Checks for differences in the data since the last diff to perform only the necessary changes (add/remove/move rows). If the table's data source is a DataSource or Observable, this will be invoked automatically each time the provided Observable stream emits a new data array. Otherwise if your data is an array, this function will need to be called to render any changes. |
| setNoDataRow | |
|---|---|
|
Sets a no data row definition that was not included as a part of the content children. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
noDataRow CdkNoDataRow
|
|
| updateStickyColumnStyles | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the column sticky styles. First resets all applied styles with respect to the cells sticking to the left and right. Then sticky styles are added for the left and right according to the column definitions for each cell in each row. This is automatically called when the data source provides a new set of data or when a column definition changes its sticky input. May be called manually for cases where the cell content changes outside of these events. |
| updateStickyFooterRowStyles | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the footer sticky styles. First resets all applied styles with respect to the cells sticking to the bottom. Then, evaluating which cells need to be stuck to the bottom. This is automatically called when the footer row changes its displayed set of columns, or if its sticky input changes. May be called manually for cases where the cell content changes outside of these events. |
| updateStickyHeaderRowStyles | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the header sticky styles. First resets all applied styles with respect to the cells sticking to the top. Then, evaluating which cells need to be stuck to the top. This is automatically called when the header row changes its displayed set of columns, or if its sticky input changes. May be called manually for cases where the cell content changes outside of these events. |
CdkCellDef
Cell definition for a CDK table. Captures the template of a column's data row cell as well as cell-specific properties.
Selector: [cdkCellDef]
CdkHeaderCellDef
Header cell definition for a CDK table. Captures the template of a column's header cell and as well as cell-specific properties.
Selector: [cdkHeaderCellDef]
CdkFooterCellDef
Footer cell definition for a CDK table. Captures the template of a column's footer cell and as well as cell-specific properties.
Selector: [cdkFooterCellDef]
CdkColumnDef
Column definition for the CDK table. Defines a set of cells available for a table column.
Selector: [cdkColumnDef]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('cdkColumnDef')
|
Unique name for this column. |
@Input()
|
Whether sticky positioning should be applied. |
@Input('stickyEnd')
|
Whether this column should be sticky positioned on the end of the row. Should make sure
that it mimics the |
|
Transformed version of the column name that can be used as part of a CSS classname. Excludes all non-alphanumeric characters and the special characters '-' and '_'. Any characters that do not match are replaced by the '-' character. |
| hasStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Whether the sticky value has changed since this was last called. |
|
| Returns | |
boolean
|
|
| resetStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Resets the dirty check for cases where the sticky state has been used without checking. |
CdkHeaderCell
extends
BaseCdkCell
Header cell template container that adds the right classes and role.
Selector: cdk-header-cell th[cdk-header-cell]
CdkFooterCell
extends
BaseCdkCell
Footer cell template container that adds the right classes and role.
Selector: cdk-footer-cell td[cdk-footer-cell]
CdkCell
extends
BaseCdkCell
Cell template container that adds the right classes and role.
Selector: cdk-cell td[cdk-cell]
CdkHeaderRowDef
Header row definition for the CDK table. Captures the header row's template and other header properties such as the columns to display.
Selector: [cdkHeaderRowDef]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input( cdkHeaderRowDef)
|
The columns to be displayed on this row. |
@Input( cdkHeaderRowDefSticky)
|
Whether sticky positioning should be applied. |
| extractCellTemplate | |
|---|---|
|
Gets this row def's relevant cell template from the provided column def. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
column CdkColumnDef
|
|
| Returns | |
TemplateRef<any>
|
|
| getColumnsDiff | |
|---|---|
|
Returns the difference between the current columns and the columns from the last diff, or null if there is no difference. |
|
| Returns | |
IterableChanges<any> | null
|
|
| hasStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Whether the sticky value has changed since this was last called. |
|
| Returns | |
boolean
|
|
| resetStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Resets the dirty check for cases where the sticky state has been used without checking. |
CdkFooterRowDef
Footer row definition for the CDK table. Captures the footer row's template and other footer properties such as the columns to display.
Selector: [cdkFooterRowDef]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input( cdkFooterRowDef)
|
The columns to be displayed on this row. |
@Input( cdkFooterRowDefSticky)
|
Whether sticky positioning should be applied. |
| extractCellTemplate | |
|---|---|
|
Gets this row def's relevant cell template from the provided column def. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
column CdkColumnDef
|
|
| Returns | |
TemplateRef<any>
|
|
| getColumnsDiff | |
|---|---|
|
Returns the difference between the current columns and the columns from the last diff, or null if there is no difference. |
|
| Returns | |
IterableChanges<any> | null
|
|
| hasStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Whether the sticky value has changed since this was last called. |
|
| Returns | |
boolean
|
|
| resetStickyChanged | |
|---|---|
|
Resets the dirty check for cases where the sticky state has been used without checking. |
CdkRowDef
extends
BaseRowDef
Data row definition for the CDK table. Captures the header row's template and other row properties such as the columns to display and a when predicate that describes when this row should be used.
Selector: [cdkRowDef]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input( cdkRowDefColumns)
|
The columns to be displayed on this row. |
@Input( cdkRowDefWhen)
|
Function that should return true if this row template should be used for the provided index and row data. If left undefined, this row will be considered the default row template to use when no other when functions return true for the data. For every row, there must be at least one when function that passes or an undefined to default. |
| extractCellTemplate | |
|---|---|
|
Gets this row def's relevant cell template from the provided column def. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
column CdkColumnDef
|
|
| Returns | |
TemplateRef<any>
|
|
| getColumnsDiff | |
|---|---|
|
Returns the difference between the current columns and the columns from the last diff, or null if there is no difference. |
|
| Returns | |
IterableChanges<any> | null
|
|
CdkHeaderRow
Header template container that contains the cell outlet. Adds the right class and role.
Selector: cdk-header-row tr[cdk-header-row]
CdkFooterRow
Footer template container that contains the cell outlet. Adds the right class and role.
Selector: cdk-footer-row tr[cdk-footer-row]
CdkRow
Data row template container that contains the cell outlet. Adds the right class and role.
Selector: cdk-row tr[cdk-row]
CdkNoDataRow
Row that can be used to display a message when no data is shown in the table.
Selector: ng-template[cdkNoDataRow]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
CdkTextColumn
Column that simply shows text content for the header and row cells. Assumes that the table
is using the native table implementation (<table>
).
By default, the name of this column will be the header text and data property accessor.
The header text can be overridden with the headerText
input. Cell values can be overridden with
the dataAccessor
input. Change the text justification to the start or end using the justify
input.
Selector: cdk-text-column
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input()
|
Accessor function to retrieve the data rendered for each cell. If this
property is not set, the data cells will render the value found in the data's property matching
the column's name. For example, if the column is named |
@Input()
|
Text label that should be used for the column header. If this property is not set, the header text will default to the column name with its first letter capitalized. |
@Input()
|
Alignment of the cell values. |
@Input()
|
Column name that should be used to reference this column. |
BaseCdkCell
Base class for the cells. Adds a CSS classname that identifies the column it renders in.
BaseRowDef
Base class for the CdkHeaderRowDef and CdkRowDef that handles checking their columns inputs for changes and notifying the table.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
The columns to be displayed on this row. |
| extractCellTemplate | |
|---|---|
|
Gets this row def's relevant cell template from the provided column def. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
column CdkColumnDef
|
|
| Returns | |
TemplateRef<any>
|
|
| getColumnsDiff | |
|---|---|
|
Returns the difference between the current columns and the columns from the last diff, or null if there is no difference. |
|
| Returns | |
IterableChanges<any> | null
|
|
RowOutlet
Interface used to provide an outlet for rows to be inserted into.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
CellDef
Base interface for a cell definition. Captures a column's cell template definition.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
CdkCellOutletRowContext
Context provided to the row cells when multiTemplateDataRows
is false
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Data for the row that this cell is located within. |
|
Length of the number of total rows. |
|
True if this cell is contained in a row with an even-numbered index. |
|
True if this cell is contained in the first row. |
|
Index of the data object in the provided data array. |
|
True if this cell is contained in the last row. |
|
True if this cell is contained in a row with an odd-numbered index. |
CdkCellOutletMultiRowContext
Context provided to the row cells when multiTemplateDataRows
is true. This context is the same
as CdkCellOutletRowContext except that the single index
value is replaced by dataIndex
and
renderIndex
.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Data for the row that this cell is located within. |
|
Length of the number of total rows. |
|
Index of the data object in the provided data array. |
|
True if this cell is contained in a row with an even-numbered index. |
|
True if this cell is contained in the first row. |
|
True if this cell is contained in the last row. |
|
True if this cell is contained in a row with an odd-numbered index. |
|
Index location of the rendered row that this cell is located within. |
StickyUpdate
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
|
|
|
|
StickyPositioningListener
If provided, CdkTable will call the methods below when it updates the size/ position/etc of its sticky rows and columns.
| stickyColumnsUpdated | |
|---|---|
|
Called when CdkTable updates its sticky start columns. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
update StickyUpdate
|
|
| stickyEndColumnsUpdated | |
|---|---|
|
Called when CdkTable updates its sticky end columns. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
update StickyUpdate
|
|
| stickyFooterRowsUpdated | |
|---|---|
|
Called when CdkTable updates its sticky footer rows. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
update StickyUpdate
|
|
| stickyHeaderRowsUpdated | |
|---|---|
|
Called when CdkTable updates its sticky header rows. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
update StickyUpdate
|
|
TextColumnOptions
Configurable options for CdkTextColumn
.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Default data accessor to use if one is not provided. |
|
Default function that provides the header text based on the column name if a header text is not provided. |
CdkTableDataSourceInput
Possible types that can be set as the data source for a CdkTable
.
type CdkTableDataSourceInput = readonly T[] | DataSource<T> | Observable<readonly T[]>;
StickyDirection
type StickyDirection = 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right';
StickySize
type StickySize = number | null | undefined;
StickyOffset
type StickyOffset = number | null | undefined;
CDK_ROW_TEMPLATE
The row template that can be used by the mat-table. Should not be used outside of the material library.
const CDK_ROW_TEMPLATE: "<ng-container cdkCellOutlet></ng-container>";
STICKY_POSITIONING_LISTENER
The injection token used to specify the StickyPositioningListener.
const STICKY_POSITIONING_LISTENER: InjectionToken<StickyPositioningListener>;
TEXT_COLUMN_OPTIONS
Injection token that can be used to specify the text column options.
const TEXT_COLUMN_OPTIONS: InjectionToken<TextColumnOptions<any>>;


Next: ldb-test, Previous: dpb, Up: Numbers Dictionary
ldb
bytespec integer ⇒ byte
(setf ( ldb
bytespec place) new-byte)
pronounced ’lid ib or pronounced ’lid e b or pronounced ’el ’d\=e ’b\=e
bytespec—a byte specifier.
integer—an integer.
byte, new-byte—a non-negative integer.
ldb extracts and returns the byte of integer specified by bytespec.
ldb returns an integer in which the bits with weights 2^(s-1) through 2^0 are the same as those in integer with weights 2^(p+s-1) through 2^p, and all other bits zero; s is (byte-size bytespec) and p is (byte-position bytespec).
setf may be used with ldb to modify a byte within the integer that is stored in a given place.
The order of evaluation, when an ldb form is supplied to setf, is exactly left-to-right.
The effect is to perform a dpb operation and then store the result back into the place.
(ldb (byte 2 1) 10) ⇒ 1 (setq a (list 8)) ⇒ (8) (setf (ldb (byte 2 1) (car a)) 1) ⇒ 1 a ⇒ (10)
byte; byte-size; byte-position, byte-position, byte-size, dpb
(logbitp j (ldb (byte s p) n)) ≡ (and (< j s) (logbitp (+ j p) n))
In general,
(ldb (byte 0 x) y) ⇒ 0
for all valid values of x and y.
Historically, the name "ldb" comes from a DEC PDP-10 assembly language instruction meaning "load byte."
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In HTML <input type=" "> is an important element of HTML form. The "type" attribute of input element can be various types, which defines information field. Such as <input type="text" name="name"> gives a text box.
| type= "#" | Description |
|---|---|
| BUTTON | Defines a simple push button, which can be programmed to perform a task on an event. |
| CHECKBOX | Defines checkboxes which allow select multiple options form. |
| FILE | Defines to select the file from device storage. |
| IMAGE | Defines a graphical submit button. |
| PASSWORD | Defines a one-line password input field |
| RADIO | Defines a radio button which allows select one option. |
| RESET | Defines a reset button to reset all values in the form. |
| SUBMIT | Defines a submit button to submit the form to server |
| TEXT | Defines a one-line text input field |
| type= "#" | Description |
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We are pleased to announce that the 4th International Conference on Bioengineering and Biotechnology (ICBB'18) will be held in Madrid, Spain on August 19 - 21, 2018 at the Novotel Madrid Center.
Novotel Madrid Center is located in the elegant Salamanca district. The hotel is strategically located with easy access to the airport. The rooms combine modernity and elegance, technology and furnishings. All rooms are equipped with free WIFI. At Novotel restaurant you will enjoy cuisine that has a clear focus on local produce whilst remaining loyal to the cosmopolitan spirit of Madrid.
The Novotel Madrid Center hotel is easily accessible by all means of transport. The 24-hour Airport Express bus stops just 219 yds (200 m) from the hotel. The hotel also has its own taxi rank, parking for more than 300 cars and 2 metro stops nearby.
For more information on Novotel Madrid Center, please visit: novotelmadridcenter.com.
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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Madrid, Spain's central capital, is a city of elegant boulevards and expansive, manicured parks such as the Buen Retiro. It’s renowned for its rich repositories of European art, including the Prado Museum’s works by Goya, Velázquez and other Spanish masters. The heart of old Hapsburg Madrid is the portico-lined Plaza Mayor, and nearby is the baroque Royal Palace and Armory, displaying historic weaponry.
No city on earth is more alive than Madrid, a beguiling place whose sheer energy carries a simple message: this city really knows how to live.
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Bangtail and Grassy Mountain voted Best Rides of 2017
When you really want to push yourself and test the limits of your bike, dare to ride Bangtail. You'll need to plan for about 3-4 hours and it's advised to hit the trail no later than 9AM. Avoiding the arid summer heat when approaching the climax of this ride is essential. Keep an eye out for hikers and horse backs. As long as you come prepared, this will be one of your most epic rides ever!
Whether you're just getting started or easing back into the saddle, Grassy Mountain is a dream ride. You'll experience nearly all the same thrilling views as on Bangtail with a much less taxing ride. Watch out for truckers on the flat gravel roads. Don't forget the sun tan lotion as nearly 60% of your ride will be under the sun. From start to finish you'll need 2-3 hours.


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Brett Packard
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Hates going first on 'About Us', so he writes his last (night). Long walks on the beach are cool (lived in Hawaii), but diving near it is cooler (dive master). Spock could probably outiwt Yoda (mild nerd), but Anakin could out pilot Kirk (he landed HALF a ship!). A background in tech (decade long geek), he's excited to start building experiences instead of just fixing them. Born and raised in Utah, he's been in Washington since he was stationed here in 2015.
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My background is in psychology and healthcare, but by the time I moved to Seattle 2 years ago, I knew I needed a career change. I decided to learn Software Development after speaking to enough developers who were happy with their jobs and were also using their skills as developers to create change in their communities. After CodeFellows I’d like to continue my human-services-oriented work in a tech capacity.
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Silicon is the next wonder material for lithium-ion batteries, having a theoretical capacity some 10 times greater than the current graphitic anode. However, there are many obstacles to be overcome such as anode pulverisation, irreversible lithium losses and huge volume changes before the their potential.
Over the course of the project we have found new phases of lithium silicides, lithium germanides, lithium phosphides and lithium sulphides, including new defect and high-pressure phases.
Current Project Members:
Collaborators:
We have a long running collaboration with Prof Clare Grey and Prof Chris Pickard using the ab initio random structure searching method (AIRSS) to predict the stable phases of electrodes that occur as a lithium-ion battery charges.
Particularly exciting recent work by Jeremy Sloan has demonstrated the possibility of nanowires undergoing transitions between nano-crystalline structures with markedly different properties, in response to bending strain in the CNT. These “phase change” properties open the way for nanoscale electromechanical switches and non-volatile memory, as well as providing a playground for fundamental studies of phase changes at the smallest length scale possible in a material.
Our aim with the current project, inspired by these results, is to develop a computational modelling capability to aid in interpretation of experiments, understand the origin of the phase change behaviour, and guide our experimental colleagues toward compounds with potentially advantageous properties.
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In collaboration with Drs David Quigely and Jeremy Sloan at the University of Warwick. We predict the structure of tiny crystals that can form inside carbon nanotubes.
In addition to using structure prediction tools to characterise systems of experimentally relevant materials, such as batteries and nanowires, we also develop our own software for crystal structure prediction which builds off of ab nitio random structure searching (AIRSS). Developing smarter tools for structure prediction is a key component of identifying new materials, and so our group aims to not only be users but developers as well.
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Producing high-quality density of states plots from Kohn-Sham eigenvalues is important for understanding the electronic structure and position of impurity states. Simple Gaussian smearing is ineffective due to the nature of dispersive bulk and localized defect states whereas the linear tetrahedron method is interpolative and will always avoid band crossings.
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In collaboration with Prof Jonathan Yates and Dr Rebecca Nicholls at the University of Oxford we author the OptaDOS
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The minimum duration of a Mission Cycle is 1 week. Smaller cycle times may introduce waste in managing the process and too frequent to produce achievable outcomes.
The maximum duration of a Mission Cycle is 6 weeks. Investing in bigger cycle times can jeopardise the agility of an effort, where the team should be focusing on producing frequent results that can be evaluated through short iterations.
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Functions for performing Bayesian similarity regression, and evaluating the probability of association between sets of ontological terms and binary response vector. A random model is compared with one in which the log odds of a true response is linked to the semantic similarity between terms and a latent characteristic ontological profile.
| Version: | 3.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.1), ontologyIndex (≥ 2.0), ontologySimilarity (≥ 2.0), ontologyPlot |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2016-10-15 |
| Author: | Daniel Greene |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Greene <dg333 at cam.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | SimReg results |
| Reference manual: | SimReg.pdf |
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Similarity Regression - Introduction Prior phenotypic information |
| Package source: | SimReg_3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SimReg_3.0.zip, r-release: SimReg_3.0.zip, r-oldrel: SimReg_3.0.zip |
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Class MLine
Represents a multiline EntityObject.
Inherited Members
Namespace: netDxf.Entities
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class MLine : EntityObject, IHasXData, ICloneable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceMLine()
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine()
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | Multiline Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>, MLineStyle, Double)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes, MLineStyle style, double scale)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | MLine Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
| MLineStyle | style | MLine MLineStyle |
| System.Double | scale | MLine scale. |
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>, MLineStyle, Double, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes, MLineStyle style, double scale, bool isClosed)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | MLine Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
| MLineStyle | style | MLine MLineStyle |
| System.Double | scale | MLine scale. |
| System.Boolean | isClosed | Sets if the multiline is closed (default: false). |
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes, bool isClosed)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | Multiline Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
| System.Boolean | isClosed | Sets if the multiline is closed (default: false). |
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>, Double)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes, double scale)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | Multiline Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
| System.Double | scale | Multiline scale. |
MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2>, Double, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the MLine
class.
Declaration
public MLine(IEnumerable<Vector2> vertexes, double scale, bool isClosed)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector2> | vertexes | Multiline Vector2 location list in object coordinates. |
| System.Double | scale | Multiline scale. |
| System.Boolean | isClosed | Sets if the multiline is closed (default: false). |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceElevation
Gets or sets the multiline elevation.
Declaration
public double Elevation { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
IsClosed
Gets or sets if the multiline is closed.
Declaration
public bool IsClosed { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Justification
Gets or sets the multiline justification.
Declaration
public MLineJustification Justification { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| MLineJustification |
NoEndCaps
Gets or sets the suppression of end caps.
Declaration
public bool NoEndCaps { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
NoStartCaps
Gets or sets the suppression of start caps.
Declaration
public bool NoStartCaps { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Scale
Gets or sets the multiline scale.
Declaration
public double Scale { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Style
Gets or set the multiline style.
Declaration
public MLineStyle Style { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MLineStyle |
Vertexes
Gets the multiline MLineVertex list.
Declaration
public List<MLineVertex> Vertexes { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<MLineVertex> |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceClone()
Creates a new MLine that is a copy of the current instance.
Declaration
public override object Clone()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object | A new MLine that is a copy of this instance. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceExplode()
Declaration
public List<EntityObject> Explode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<EntityObject> |
OnMLineStyleChangedEvent(MLineStyle, MLineStyle)
Declaration
protected virtual MLineStyle OnMLineStyleChangedEvent(MLineStyle oldMLineStyle, MLineStyle newMLineStyle)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MLineStyle | oldMLineStyle | |
| MLineStyle | newMLineStyle |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MLineStyle |
TransformBy(Matrix3, Vector3)
Moves, scales, and/or rotates the current entity given a 3x3 transformation matrix and a translation vector.
Declaration
public override void TransformBy(Matrix3 transformation, Vector3 translation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix3 | transformation | Transformation matrix. |
| Vector3 | translation | Translation vector. |
Overrides
Remarks
Non-uniform scaling is not supported for multilines.
Explode the entity and, in case round end caps has been applied, convert the arcs into ellipse arcs and transform them instead.
Matrix3 adopts the convention of using column vectors to represent a transformation matrix.
Update()
Calculates the internal information of the multiline vertexes.
Declaration
public void Update()
Remarks
This function needs to be called manually when any modification is done that affects the final shape of the multiline.
If the vertex distance list needs to be edited to represent trimmed multilines this function needs to be called prior to any modification. It will calculate the minimum information needed to build a correct multiline.
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceMLineStyleChanged
Declaration
public event MLine.MLineStyleChangedEventHandler MLineStyleChanged
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MLine.MLineStyleChangedEventHandler |


The Best Wedding Gifts for Your Groom
by Robin RavenDo you dream of saying “I Do” with a view of snowy mountains in the background or plan on a holiday destination wedding on sunny shores? No matter where you are tying the knot, getting married during the winter months is romantic and special. It also means that you need to consider the season and its many charms when choosing a gift for your groom. Traditionally given on the morning of the wedding, your groom’s gift can be as simple or as extravagant as you want it to be.
Versace Medusa Gold-Tone and Enamel Cufflinks
Do you long to give your groom a classic and elegant gift? These Versace Medusa cufflinks are both extravagant and practical. Medusa is the fashion house’s iconic mascot, representing the Gorgon who made men fall in love with her with no way of turning back. As your groom is entering into marriage and making the ultimate commitment, the symbolism behind these cufflinks is a fun touch, too. Versace’s signature Greco-Roman pattern can be seen on the edge of the cufflinks, with a black enamel background and the Medusa emblem in the center.
Watson & Wolfe Black Travel Wallet for Men
Why not give him a practical gift that he’ll be likely to use daily? The Watson & Wolfe black travel wallet is a handsome accessory for men that has plenty of room for all the essentials that a traveler will need. There is room for his passport and airline tickets, which makes it an especially good gift for a destination wedding—or the honeymoon. The wallet has room for five credit cards, money, coins and accessories in the slip pocket.
Cartier Santos de Cartier 18K Yellow Gold & Stainless Steel Chronograph Watch
A watch is a superb traditional gift for a groom, especially since the lifetime commitment of marriage is sure to make every bride and groom pause to consider time. There’s no doubt that this handsome, Cartier watch is an investment. Built to last, the Santos de Cartier Chronograph Watch has a design that showcases both gold and silver. It has 18K yellow gold screws that are shown as part of its utilitarian style. (The Cartier Santos was originally a pilot’s watch.) The watch has 18K yellow gold bezel, sapphire crystal and a seven-sided crown with black synthetic spinel. It also has both a satin-brushed silver dial and two sub-dials. It comes in an 18K yellow gold stainless steel case.
XUANPAI Engraved Keychain
A keychain is a simple and useful gift, yet it can also be a sentimental one since you can engrave this stainless steel XUANPAI keychain with the customized message of your choice. (At least any message that will fit on the top of it.) The most important part will be the words you choose to add to it. Keep in mind he may be carrying this keychain for many years to come, so be sure to engrave the date of your wedding day so he can’t ever forget your anniversary.
Black Lantern Forest Landscape Whiskey Glasses
For the groom who has everything, unusual and fun gifts are the way to go. If he likes to stay warm in the winter with a little whiskey, he’ll appreciate these Black Lantern Forest Landscape whiskey glasses. They’ll probably remind him of forest campfires and other adventures in the rugged outdoors. The detailed illustration of the forest landscape is on both glasses. They come in a display box that makes a great gift box, so you can easily wrap it for him.
Montblanc Black StarWalker Fineliner Pen
A special pen is a practical but memorable groom’s gift. If he loves writing or simply dreams of owning a high-quality pen to use at work, he’ll fall in love with the StarWalker Fineliner Pen 8485 from Montblanc International, the renowned German maker of luxury writing implements. This pen is clearly from the famed brand, yet it has a futuristic appeal unlike most Montblanc pens. Of course, it also has the floating Montblanc emblem and characteristic clip. This pen is aesthetically pleasing with black precious resin and platinum-plated fittings.
Rimowa Original Small Cabin Case
A wedding traditionally comes just before the excitement of a honeymoon. So it’s no wonder that travel-related groom’s gifts are consistently popular. A winter groom is sure to have an immediate use for the distinctive Rimowa Original Small Cabin Case. It’s lightweight but sturdy, and it is created from high-end anodized aluminum. The expandable top handle and convenient side handle make it easy to handle. So does its four-wheel system. It has TSA-approved locks for getting through security lines without issues. The trolley also has a dust bag, and it has zip pockets on each divider.
Lumiere de Vie Hommes Ice Roller
You may want to give your husband-to-be this gift earlier, as it may come in handy in the days leading up to the big day. He can leave this personal care tool in the freezer overnight, and the following day it can help him soothe his facial muscles, while reducing any puffiness and redness. He can also use it as a muscle reliever after a hard workout.


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with Spike config.js
file.
app.config.extend({ routing: app.router.create() .path('/', { controller: 'Home' }) .path('account', { controller: 'Account', onRoute: function(){ app.service.Auth.isNotLogged(function(){ app.system.redirect('/login'); }); } }) .path('/users', { controller: 'Users', routingParams: { disableMenu: true } }) .path('/user/:id', { controller: 'Users' }) .other({ controller: 'Home' }); });
create
path
and
other
functions
path
pathValue
Defines URI pattern and should be unique.
Accepts path params
prefixed with
:
sign
pathObject
Defines endpoint entry object.
controller
property is required
and must be correct controller name.
routingParams
property is optional
and can has constants passed to controller after it's
rendering.
onRoute
property is optional and accepts
function which is executed after endpoint is entered
other
otherwise
routing endpoint
which is executed when entered URL not apply to any another
defined routing endpoint patterns.
redirect
path
declared in routing endpoint.
Accepts arguments:
path, pathParams, urlParams, preventReloadPage
path
URI pattern
Accepts path params
prefixed with
:
sign
pathParams
Path params to bind into given path
urlParams
URL params to add into given path
preventReloadPage
If true
then redirecting will prevent hashchange
event and will not reload whole page.
Default false
redirect
usage:
config.js ... .path('/post/:id', { controller: 'Post' }) .path('/home', { controller: 'Home' }) ... 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.redirect('/post/:id', { id: 10 }); // Redirects to /post/10 $router.redirect('/home'); // Redirects to /home $router.redirect('/home', null, { error: true }); // Redirects to /home?error=true ...
redirectByName
name
declared in routing endpoint.
Accepts arguments:
path, pathParams, urlParams, preventReloadPage
name
Name of declared endpoint in app.config
pathParams
Path params to bind into given path
urlParams
URL params to add into given path
preventReloadPage
If true
then redirecting will prevent hashchange
event and will not reload whole page.
Default false
redirect
usage:
config.js ... .path('/post/:id', { controller: 'Post', name: 'PostWithId' }) .path('/home', { controller: 'Home', name: 'Home' }) ... 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.redirectByName(PostWithId, { id: 10 }); // Redirects to /post/10 $router.redirectByName('Home'); // Redirects to /home $router.redirectByName('Home', null, { error: true }); // Redirects to /home?error=true ...
location
URL
which can be from outside application as
well as application context.
Accepts arguments:
URL, redirectType
URL
redirectType
Redirect type known as target
property in a href
tag.
Can be on of below:
self
location
usage:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.location('https://www.google.com'); // Redirects to 'https://www.google.com' $router.location('http://spikeframework.com', 'blank'); // Opens 'http://spikeframework.com' in new tab in browser ...
createLink
URI
constructed from given path
,
binded pathParams
and urlParams
Accepts arguments:
path, pathParams, urlParams
path
URI pattern
Accepts path params
prefixed with
:
sign
pathParams
Path params to bind into given path
urlParams
URL params to add into given path
createLink
usage:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.createLink('/post/:id', { id: 10 }); // Returns '/post/10' $router.createLink('/home'); // Returns '/home' $router.createLink('/home', null, { error: true }); // Returns to '/home?error=true' ...
back
back
usage:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.back(); ...
getCurrentRoute
URI
from browser URL.
Example getCurrentRoute
usage:
// Current URL: http://spikeframework.com/#/post/10 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.getCurrentRoute(); // Returns to 'post/10' ...
setURLParams
urlParams
into current URL.
Function prevents page reload.
Function removes all existing URL params before setting new ones.
Accepts arguments: urlParamsurlParams
URL params to add/remove in current URL
setURLParams
usage:
// Current URL: http://spikeframework.com 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.setURLParams({ error: true, login: 'dawid' }); // Now current URL is http://spikeframework.com?error=true&login=dawid ...
setPathParams
pathParams
into current URL.
Function prevents page reload.
Passed pathParams
must be also declared in app.config.routing
endpoint as shown in example below.
pathParams
Path params to bind into current path
declared in app.config.routing
setPathParams
usage:
// Current URL: http://spikeframework.com/#/post/10 config.js ... .path('/post/:id', { controller: 'Post' }) ... 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.setPathParams({ id: 99 }); // Now current URL is http://spikeframework.com/#/post/99 ...
getURLParams
getURLParams
usage:
// Current URL: http://spikeframework.com?name=Michael&id=10 $router.getURLParams(); /** Returns { name: 'Michael', id: 10 } **/ ...
getPathParams
getPathParams
usage:
// Current URL: http://spikeframework.com/#/post/10/recent config.js ... .path('/post/:id/:type', { controller: 'Post' }) ... 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.getPathParams(); /** Returns { id: 10, type: 'recent' } **/ ...
byName
app.config.routing
for given name
Example byName
usage:
config.js ... .path('/post/:id/:type', { controller: 'Post', name: 'PostWithIdAndType' }) ... 'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.byName('PostWithIdAndType'); // Returns '/post/:id/:type' // Can be used instead of $router.redirectByName as $router.redirect($router.byName('PostWithIdAndType'), { ... }); ...
Spike router
has in-build separated events handler which can be used to detect URI change.
Route events are fired every time when URI is changing in application context, using redirect
and redirectByName
functions, no matter if preventReload
is setted to true
or false
.
Example of using OnRouteChange
event:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.onRouteChange('RouteChangeEventName', function(event, currentRoute, currentController); if(currentController == 'Home'){ // Remove event when Home controller $router.offRouteChange('RouteChangeEventName'); } }); ...
onRouteChange
eventName
and given eventCallback
Passed eventName
must be unique around all route events
eventName
Unique name of event which can be used also to remove event by offRouteChange
eventCallback
Function which executes every time when route changing.
Function accepts arguments:
event
Plain jQuery hashchange
event
currentRoute
Current URI given by getCurrentRoute
function
currentController
Current controller name given by app.currentController
property
onRouteChange
usage:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.onRouteChange('RouteChangeEventName', function(event, currentRoute, currentController); // event - jQuery 'hashhange' event // currentRoute - current URI returned by app.router.getCurrentRoute() function // currentController - current controller given from app.currentController }); ...
offRouteChange
eventName
Accepts arguments:
eventName
eventName
Unique name of event which was used to register event by onRouteChange
offRouteChange
usage:
'import $router as app.router'; ... $router.onRouteChange('RouteChangeEventName', function(event, currentRoute, currentController); // Executed until removed }); $router.offRouteChange('RouteChangeEventName'); // Will not be executed anymore ...


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Ray Ontko & Co.
Summers, 2008 - 2010
- Created software which largely automated the formatting step for an e-publishing project.
- Worked towards an automatic safe shutdown for on-site servers in case of power outages.
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Earlham College Computer Science Department
2009-2012
- Administering and maintaining the Computer Science Department's computing labs, as well as services ranging from HTTP and SSH to Email and DNS.


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I never like Javascript. Still don't. But I still find myself drawn to DHTML in interfaces. It's more responsive, and frequently a lot easier to implement (even if I'm still a Javascript novice).
Most recently I used sorttable in a project. It was far easier to implement than a server-side sorting, especially if you want to sort orthogonally from search terms or other selectors, or handle multiple sortable tables in the same page. And it gives a better user experience to boot. I'm not sure about the browser compatibility, but the application already has high browser requirements (since it include a WYSIWYG editor) so I'm not too concerned.
Since I'm still a server-side programmer, I made a few extensions to make it easier to customize. You can add a sortval attribute to a table cell, which will be used for sorting instead of the contents of the cell, and a sortsuppress="1" attribute to column headers to suppress sorting on that cell. This way I can use nicely-formatted dates like "Yesterday, 8:42am" in my cells, but put the timestamp in the sortval attribute to sort on. The modified code is here.
I'm very pleased with the result. Cheers to Stuart Langridge for a nice bit of code. (His expandable tree code was also helpful)


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Choosing your tech stack is going to affect your product for years to come. How do you start?
As a backend developer, I have enjoyed learning Sass!
Microservices can be a huge headache if not done well.
Welcome to my first blog post!


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This page will help you easily create and manage tracking forms for each agency accepted into the Winter Wishes program this year. Let's get started!
In order to proceed, all Winter Wishes applications in salesforce should be processed, and you should have the following information for each accepted agency:
Download a salesforce report with these fields, and save it as a csv file.
Hover over it to see the three possible actions.
Click in the box of the tracking form you wish to edit. A form will appear populated with the current information for the agency you selected. Once you have made the necessary modifications, click to safeguard your changes.
* If you forgot to add an agency, just click for a blank form.
Click in the box of the tracking form you wish to see. You can access an individual tracking form anytime to check how much progress a particular agency contact has made. However, this feature is more useful once an agency has submitted their form and you are ready to review it. You will know when tracking form is ready for review because the color of the box will change based on what stage of the process the tracking form is in.
the community partner has not yet started working on it. the community partner has begun entering data. the community partner has submitted it and it is ready for review. you have begun reviewing the tracking form. you have finished reviewing the tracking form.Once all the tracking forms have been created, you will need to e-mail all accepted agencies to let them know that they have been accepted into this year's Winter Wishes program and give them further instructions. For help with that, head over to the E-mail Templates via the main menu.
You can also access this tutorial on the main menu if you need to see it again.


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I’m Ryan, CTO at The Really Great Teacher Company, where I work across tech, product, recruitment and operations.
I hold a MSc in Physics and Engineering in Medicine from University College London and am a Chartered Global Management Accountant (ACMA, CGMA).
I’m interested in data science, data engineering, operational improvement, automation and getting stuck into succinct work that produces immediate results.
I live in Leeds, UK.
EXPERIENCE
I’ve worked as a:
- Business consultant at Altius (acquired by Avanade), working with multinational FTSE100 clients to improve operational efficiency and supporting the data science team on project development and delivery.
- Management consultant at KPMG, advising public sector clients on operational transformation, data analytics and data science.
- Medical physicist in radiation oncology, diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine.
PROJECTS
Some example public projects and walkthroughs that I’ve done:
- Using machine learning to predict sport scores. Article has over 10,000 views.
- An end-to-end machine learning project with Python Pandas, Keras, Flask, Docker and Heroku. A high-level overview of the key steps needed in going from raw data to a live deployed machine learning app. Article has over 44,000 views.
- [A data engineering project with Prefect, Docker, Terraform, Google CloudRun, BigQuery and Streamlit]. Automate finding late buses in realtime, from raw data extraction to live data visualisation.
- Created an automated SaaS for instant passport appointment alerts (no longer running). Built with minimal running costs (<£5 per month) and received first paying customers within first two weeks.
- Used machine learning (Tensorflow) to automatically crop headshot images relative to face location. Packaged as desktop app, removed the need for manual image cropping and increased output by factor 8x.


Hue v2.5.0, released Monday 15th, July 2013
Hue, http://gethue.com, is an open source UI for Hadoop and its satellite projects.
It makes the whole platform (e.g. HDFS, MapReduce, Hive, Oozie, Pig, Impala, Solr…) easy to use and
accessible from your browser (e.g. upload files to HDFS, send Hive queries from a Web editor,
build workflows with Drag & Drop… all within a single app).
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HBase Browser application is tailored for quickly browsing huge tables and accessing any content.
You can also create new tables, add data, modify existing cells and filter data with the auto-completing search bar.
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HUE-1109 [beeswax] Hive Server 2 save results
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HUE-1376 [beeswax] Autocomplete doesn’t work after the where keyword
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HUE-1135 [pig] Options support
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HUE [beeswax] Saved queries are renamed to None
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HUE-1115 [impala] Support multi db
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HUE-641 [jb] Auto-refresh the Job Browser views
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HUE-1150 [pig] Links to inputs/outputs/MR jobs
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HUE-1256 [core] Cache the HA jt
Runs on CentOS versions 5 to 6, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), and Ubuntu 10.04 to 12.10.
Tested with CDH4.3. Specifically:
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Hadoop 0.20 / 2.0.0
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Hive 0.10.0
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Oozie 3.3
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HBase 0.94
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Pig 0.11
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Impala 1.0 / 1.1
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Solr 4.0
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Sqoop2 1.99.2
Supported Browsers:
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Windows: Chrome, Firefox 3.6+, Internet Explorer 9+, Safari 5+
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Linux : Chrome, Firefox 3.6+
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Mac: Chrome, Firefox 3.6+, Safari 5+
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aeccb34 [doc] Add HBase app in the README
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2aafca3 HUE-1337 [impala] Support refresh from 1.0 and 1.1
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ddc24ea Revert "HUE-1337 [impala] ResetCatalog() is deprecated in 1.1"
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d3ab937 [hbase] query reload fix
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11209c6 [hbase] Remove dead code failing to be parsed by babel
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2e250f8 HUE-1377 [hbase] Improve app icon
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16ae824 [hbase] Remove non ascii characters
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68ee759 [hbase] Add to app makefile
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03d097d [beeswax] revert regenerate_thrift.sh
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2bdfaa1 [hbase] cleanup regenerate_thrift.sh
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2d45ab9 [hbase] Initial Commit
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90bbe8d [beeswax] Document partition browsing limit option
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62caa93 [core] app_reg syncdb should use the hue.ini properties
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7565503 HUE-1266 [core] Add hue version command
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9d42c9c [pig] Fix wrong Fs impersonation
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f509c90 HUE-1368 [pig] Prettify main layout
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683ced1 HUE-1376 [beeswax] Autocomplete doesn’t work after the where keyword
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3dfb2c7 HUE-1332 [beeswax] Smarter escaping of semicolon
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767bcf9 [oozie] Minor UX cleanup
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3d0be8a [beeswax] Make create database test more robust
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5a8d816 [beeswax] Support HiveServer2 PLAIN SASL authentication
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d2b994d HUE-1233 [core] should be possible to configure user id into which supervisor drop privs
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bf3beff HUE-1281 [core] Remove unused ext-py depdencies
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1f2c714 HUE-1337 [impala] ResetCatalog() is deprecated in 1.1
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85e63ff HUE-1135 [pig] Options support
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3f800fd [beeswax] Saved query are renamed to None
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2883d30 [doc] Removed old links, bad tables, updated graphics, new search doc.
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4bfc9c6 HUE-1115 [impala] Support multi db
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900e639 HUE-1321 [oozie] Shell or sqoop arguments missing in import workflow
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f469059 HUE-1316 [oozie] Unable to use select popup box to change workflow after importing
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33c60c9 HUE-1338 [search] Support both plain text and json response from Solr
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ce1c1ed [beeswax] Create table with invalid data format is now valid
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d47bc5e [core] Detail HA howto configuration in hue.ini
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3a28455 [beeswax] Beeswax host server should appear in dump_config
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a3cde08 [fb] Fix the upload a file test
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e817179 HUE-1072 [jb] Better progress bar
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b2dbfb9 HUE-1159 [jb] MR2 Layout is broken by task and attempt IDs length
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144090d HUE-1150 [pig] Links to inputs/outputs/MR jobs
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0948e6d HUE-1349 [search] Save facets btn does not always show up
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95c716f HUE-1361 [jobbrowser] Finished jobs are said to be running
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4d61896 HUE-641 [jb] Auto-refresh the Job Browser views
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5ad4ec2 HUE-1335 [search] In place editing of facets and sorting fields
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87a713e HUE-641 [jb] Auto-refresh the Job Browser views
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0b15a7b HUE-1340 [jb] NoReverseMatch error in job page
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3d0aab2 [oozie] Fix refresh or workflow started by coordinator in dashboard
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4606538 HUE-1347 [search] Not remembering collection after a trip to the customize collection page
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445f04d [fb] Fix upload file and archive tests
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1cf0ceb HUE-1331 [core] Update calculator example
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4dbf93b HUE-1333 [core] Upgrade to knockoutjs-2.2.1
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f13a5f1 HUE-1339 [pig] UI treats numbered variables as parameters
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90cf5fd HUE-1336 [pig] Call data collection on routie changes
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6daa2fb HUE-1246 [pig] Change name of default saved script
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18dccfd [fb] Fix error message when uploading on already existing destination
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b58f58f HUE-1006 [beeswax] Support download of large files
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1d5fc18 HUE-1246 [pig] Change name of default saved script
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68eaa55 HUE-1322 [useradmin] Add support for POSIX LDAP Groups
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f9cf620 HUE-1329 [search] Improve label of range facets
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4b8098f [search] Disabled collection should not appear in the search page
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8270447 [fb] Fix upload test permissions
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891fbea HUE-1327 [search] disallow changing of collection index to non-existing index
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fca1c64 HUE-1326 [search] Date facets should filter by range
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c340157 HUE-1256 [core] Cache the HA jt
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72a17ef HUE-1165 [pig] Logs with MR2
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4ba5fe9 HUE-1178 [jb] Smarter logic for getting MR2 job information
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30d7669 HUE-1280 [fb] Inline download and preview of images and pdf mimetype
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e2a2fa7 HUE-1269 [fb] Did you know about trash activation
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f601e76 HUE-1286 [impala] Support settings with HiveServer2 API
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5529a9a HUE-908 [core] User/group membership should be delegated to the back-end
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e2b4073 HUE-1311 [fb] Editing a file corrupt it in some way
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40d046f [core] Home urls should be standard with a trailing slash
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55d077a HUE-1240 [beeswax] Save a query result when using HiveServer2 interface
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d55adbc HUE_APP_REG_DIR and HUE_PTH_DIR configurable at compile time
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3b0ed99 HUE-1273 [pig] Confirmation popup when leaving unsaved script
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f6d480d HUE-1314 [shell] Prompt line is not wide enough
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3917dcf HUE-1320 [core] Drop support for IE8 and migrate to jQuery 2
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12d574a HUE-1319 [core] Upgrade to FontAwesome 3.2
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5713568 HUE-1292 - [core] separate core app pth and installed app pth files
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5097769 [core] Set version to 2.5
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3472ecf [doc] Integrate with existing doc
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ac4055b [doc] Add user guide to the docs
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0f937c8 [core] Revert original README from search README
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fbc93b4 [about] Add link to Hue website
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aee2add [doc] Add 2.4 release notes
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9bc7f39 HUE-1313 [core] Unicode error in check_config
This Hue release is made possible thanks to the contribution from:
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Aaron Newton
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Aaron T. Myers
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Abraham Elmahrek
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Aditya Acharya
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Alex Newman
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Andrew Bayer
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Andrew Yao
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Ann McCown
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bc Wong
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Ben Bishop
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Bruce Mitchener
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Bruno Mahé
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Eli Collins
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Enrico Berti
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Eric Wong
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Harsh J
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Henry Robinson
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Jon Natkins
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Kevin Wang
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Lars Francke
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Loren Siebert
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Marcus McLaughlin
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Mike Cotton
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Paul Battaglia
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Philip Zeyliger
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Romain Rigaux
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Roman Shaposhnik
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Shawn Van Ittersum
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Shrijeet Paliwal
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Thomas Aylott
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Todd Lipcon
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Vinithra Varadharajan


Enforces use of the isNaN()
function to check for NaN references instead of a comparison to the NaN
constant.
Since NaN !== NaN
, comparisons with regular operators will produce unexpected results.
So, instead of if (myVar === NaN)
, do if (isNaN(myVar))
.
Not configurable.
"use-isnan": true
{}


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Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:


Kandarp Khandwala
My software never has bugs. It just develops undocumented
features
Kandarp Khandwala's Github Contribution History
My name is Kandarp Khandwala and I am currently pursuing my
Masters in Computer Science & Security
at Johns Hopkins University
with an expected graduation date of December, 2018. Simultaneously, I assist
Prof. Matthew Green in his
class Practical
Cryptographic Systems by conducting bi-weekly office hours for 70 students in addition to
holding review
sessions, assisting with projects, creating rubrics and grading assignments.
I spent my summer with Verizon
Connect
developing new features for Hum which made a
huge impact on the Safety of the Driver and Eco-Friendliness score of the car.
Before this, I worked as a Graduate Research Assistant for Dr. Gerard
Lemson at The Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science
(IDIES) at Johns Hopkins University
where I played with parallel access of terabytes of data and Deep Learning predictions of galaxies.
I worked as a
Software Engineer for JPMorgan Chase & Co. between July 2015 and June 2017.
I built large scale systems and critical applications,
performed Production release management and planning and gained knowledge
in the life-cycle of the Credit Trading Investment.
My areas of specialty are Backend Technology, Microservices and Software Engineering.
I have decent experience in building projects using technologies
like Python, Java, Android, Spring, Shell Scripting, SQL Programming, Mobile
and Web technologies.
My goal is to build and contribute to the field of Software Engineer Security
by working on several projects to enhance user safety and privacy using
context-aware security.
I also am an avid soccer player representing my undergraduate team at a competitive level. My
preferred position is right-back. I have also won awards in local ping-pong competitions.
I am currently looking for
Full-Time opportunities in Software Development,
Product and Application Security, Cryptography and related fields. You can view
my resume here. .
Please feel free to contact me
for any queries/future opportunities.
Click here to check out the courses I have taken till
date.
Areas of Interest: Software Engineering Development, Applied Cryptography, Machine Learning,
Cyber Security, Mobile Development.


Pamela Gallant wins $200K film award for 'Monica's News' at Whistler festival
VANCOUVER - Acadian-Canadian filmmaker Pamela Gallant has won a major prize from the Women in the Director's Chair organization at the Whistler Film Festival.
The director-producer won the WIDC Feature Film Award, which comes with an in-kind prize of up to $200,000 in services and rentals for a scripted feature project directed by a Canadian woman.
The award is designed to encourage more feature films directed by Canadian women and gender minorities.
Gallant has directed, shot or edited more that 70 documentaries filmed and broadcast throughout North America and Europe.
The Prince Edward Island native won the WIDC award for "Monica's News," which marks her feature-length drama directorial debut.
The story centres around a nine-year-old girl and the patriarchal traditions in the secluded village of Millman, N.S., in the summer of 1974.
"In the '70s, while feminist groups heroically waged battles for equality in North American big cities, in isolated rural settings, individual young girls and women were also bravely taking on the sexist inequities of their times within their own families and in religion-steeped communities — often at great personal cost," Gallant said in a statement.
"Their stories are much lesser known which is why I wrote 'Monica's News.'"
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 9, 2019.


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Chebyshev → Tone.Effect
Tone.ChebyShev is a Chebyshev waveshaper, an effect which is good for making different types of distortion sounds. Note that odd orders sound very different from even ones, and order = 1 is no change. Read more at music.columbia.edu.
new
Tone.Chebyshev
([order])
code
//create a new cheby
var cheby = new Tone.Chebyshev(50);
//create a monosynth connected to our cheby
synth = new Tone.MonoSynth().connect(cheby);
default values
order:1
oversample:"none"
members
.order
{Positive}
The order of the Chebyshev polynomial which creates
the equation which is applied to the incoming
signal through a Tone.WaveShaper. The equations
are in the form:
order 2: 2x^2 + 1
order 3: 4x^3 + 3x
.oversample
{string}
The oversampling of the effect. Can either be "none", "2x" or "4x".
.wet
~
{NormalRange}
The wet control is how much of the effected will pass through to the output. 1 = 100% effected signal, 0 = 100% dry signal.
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processman - Tool for automating the period callback of commands
The processman package provides a Pure-tcl set of utilities to manage child processes in a platform-generic nature.
Locate an executable by the name of name in the system path. On windows, also add the .exe extention if not given.
Kill a child process id.
Kill all processes spawned by this program
Kill a process identified by the executable. On Unix, this triggers a killall. On windows, twapi::get_process_ids is used to map a name one or more IDs, which are then killed.
Arrange to execute the script cmd when this programe detects that process id as terminated.
Mark process id with the priorty level. Valid levels: low, high, default.
On Unix, the process is tagged using the nice command.
On Windows, the process is modifed via the twapi::set_priority_class
Return a list of processes that have been triggered by this program, as well as a boolean flag to indicate if the process is still running.
Return true if process id is still running, false otherwise.
Start a child process, identified by id. cmd is the name of the command to execute. args are arguments to pass to that command.
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