This is the general animation syntax. Its example is given in next section.
Here finalValue can be anything like a number, an array or an object.
duration is the duration of animation in milliseconds. propertyEvalAndSetter calculates and sets the properties of the SVG Path based on the percentage of animation completed. It is an object having structure like given below:
propertyEvalAndSetter = {
/*
targetPath is the SVGRoadInstance,
from and to are your initialValaue and finalValue,
percentPropertyChange is the percentage of animation completed.
It's in fraction from 0.00 to 1.00
*/
initial: function (targetPath) {
...
/*return the initial value. It can be anything, a number, an array or an object*/
return initialValaue;
},
update: function (
targetPath,
from,
to,
percentPropertyChange
) {
...
/*set properties of the SVG Path*/
}
}
Here SVGRoad.strokeDashoffsetEvalAndSetter is already defined in the library for animating stroke-dashoffset.
Below is its code in case you want make your own animation controlling object.
SVGRoad.strokeDashoffsetEvalAndSetter = {
initial: function(targetPath) {
return targetPath.getStrokeDashoffsetInPercent();
},
update: function(targetPath, from, to, percentPropertyChange) {
var by = to - from;
targetPath.setStrokeDashoffsetInPercent(by * percentPropertyChange + from);
}
};


Railroad Worker Obi:
About the Sky Wagon... I don't really remember much, but there was a book here about it around here... Oh yes! It was stolen by bandits not too long ago. It was thin with a gray cover...
I'll bet the Bandit Leaders or Warriors will know about the book.


Checkout our paper, (Abnar et al., 2018), and the codes to reproduce our experiments!
We evaluate 8 different word embedding models on their usefulness for predicting the neural activation patterns associated with concrete nouns. The models we consider include an experiential model, based on crowd-sourced association data, several popular neural and distributional models, and a model that reflects the syntactic context of words (based on dependency parses). Our goal is to assess the cognitive plausibility of these various embedding models, and understand how we can further improve our methods for interpreting brain imaging data. We show that neural word embedding models exhibit superior performance on the tasks we consider, beating experiential word representation model.The syntactically informed model gives the overall best performance when predicting brain activation patterns from word embeddings; whereas the GloVe distributional method gives the overall best performance when predicting in the reverse direction (words vectors from brain images). Interestingly, however, the error patterns of these different models are markedly different. This may support the idea that the brain uses different systems for processing different kinds of words. Moreover, we suggest that taking the relative strengths of different embedding models into account will lead to better models of the brain activity associated with words.


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TouhouFanGame
A RPG Touhou fan game
|
Namespaces | |
| ECS | |
| Inputs | |
| Rendering | |
| Utils | |
Classes | |
| class | BadCommandException |
| An unknown command was requested. More... | |
| class | BaseException |
| The base exception. More... | |
| class | ClassicItem |
| class | ComponentGui |
| class | CorruptedAssetsListException |
| The assets list is corrupted or invalid. More... | |
| class | CorruptedMapException |
| The map is corrupted. More... | |
| class | DialogMgr |
| Manages dialogs. More... | |
| class | DialogNotFoundException |
| This dialog wasn't found. More... | |
| class | DynamicLibrary |
| class | ExternalCode |
| class | FolderCreationErrorException |
| The folder couldn't be created. More... | |
| struct | Game |
| The game state and resources. More... | |
| struct | GameState |
| Describe the current game state. More... | |
| class | InGameMenu |
| class | Input |
| An input entity. More... | |
| class | InvalidArgumentsException |
| Invalid arguments were given. More... | |
| class | InvalidDialogFileException |
| Dialog file is invalid. More... | |
| class | InvalidDialogStringException |
| Dialog string is invalid. More... | |
| class | InvalidDllException |
| The dynamic library wasn't valid. More... | |
| class | InvalidMenuException |
| class | InvalidSavedMap |
| This file is not a valid saved map. More... | |
| class | InventoryMenu |
| class | Item |
| class | ItemFactory |
| class | ItemNotFoundException |
| This Item cannot be found. More... | |
| class | Loader |
| Resources loading and initializations routine. More... | |
| class | Logger |
| Used to log messages. More... | |
| class | MainMenu |
| class | Map |
| A map loaded by the game. More... | |
| class | MapEditor |
| class | MapNotLoadedException |
| The map is not loaded. More... | |
| class | MapSavingFailureException |
| The map couldn't be saved. More... | |
| class | Menu |
| class | MenuMgr |
| Manages the menus. More... | |
| class | NotCopyable |
| A non copyable object. More... | |
| class | ProcedureNotFoundException |
| This object cannot find this procedure. More... | |
| struct | Rect |
| struct | Resources |
| The main Resources needed by the game. More... | |
| struct | Settings |
| Describes the settings of the game. More... | |
| class | UnfinishedCommandException |
| A dialog command has no end. More... | |
| class | UnfinishedStringLiteralException |
| A string literal has no end. More... | |
| class | Vector2 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef Rect< int > | IntRect |
| typedef Rect< float > | FloatRect |
| typedef Vector2< float > | Vector2f |
| typedef Vector2< unsigned > | Vector2u |
| typedef Vector2< int > | Vector2i |
Functions | |
| std::string | getError () |
| void | setup (Game &game) |
| void | gameLoop (Game &game) |
| The game loop. More... | |
| int | run () |
| tgui::Button::Ptr | makeButton (const std::string &content, tgui::Layout x, tgui::Layout y, const std::function< void(tgui::Button::Ptr button)> &handler, int width, int height) |
| tgui::TextBox::Ptr | makeTextBox (tgui::Layout x, tgui::Layout y, tgui::Layout width, tgui::Layout height, const std::string &placeholder) |
| tgui::EditBox::Ptr | makeTypeBox (tgui::Layout x, tgui::Layout y, tgui::Layout width, tgui::Layout height, const std::string &placeholder, const std::string &inputValidator) |
| tgui::Picture::Ptr | makePicture (const tgui::Texture &texture, tgui::Layout x, tgui::Layout y, tgui::Layout width, tgui::Layout height) |
| void | showLoadFileWindow (tgui::Gui &gui, const std::string &title, const std::string &loadButtonCaption, unsigned short defaultValue, const std::function< void(unsigned short)> &onLoad) |
| tgui::Label::Ptr | makeLabel (const std::string &content, tgui::Layout x, tgui::Layout y) |
| tgui::ChildWindow::Ptr | openWindowWithFocus (tgui::Gui &gui, const std::function< void()> &closeHandle) |
Variables | |
| Logger | logger {"./latest.log", Logger::DEBUG} |
| The global logger. More... | |
| typedef Rect<float> TouhouFanGame::FloatRect |
| typedef Rect<int> TouhouFanGame::IntRect |
| typedef Vector2<float> TouhouFanGame::Vector2f |
Definition at line 144 of file Vector.hpp.
| typedef Vector2<int> TouhouFanGame::Vector2i |
Definition at line 146 of file Vector.hpp.
| typedef Vector2<unsigned> TouhouFanGame::Vector2u |
Definition at line 145 of file Vector.hpp.
| void TouhouFanGame::gameLoop | ( | Game & | game | ) |
| std::string TouhouFanGame::getError | ( | ) |
Definition at line 22 of file DynamicLibrary.cpp.
| tgui::Button::Ptr TouhouFanGame::makeButton | ( | const std::string & | content, |
| tgui::Layout | x, | ||
| tgui::Layout | y, | ||
| const std::function< void(tgui::Button::Ptr button)> & | handler, | ||
| int | width, | ||
| int | height | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 10 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| tgui::Label::Ptr TouhouFanGame::makeLabel | ( | const std::string & | content, |
| tgui::Layout | x, | ||
| tgui::Layout | y | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 97 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| tgui::Picture::Ptr TouhouFanGame::makePicture | ( | const tgui::Texture & | texture, |
| tgui::Layout | x, | ||
| tgui::Layout | y, | ||
| tgui::Layout | width, | ||
| tgui::Layout | height | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 46 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| tgui::TextBox::Ptr TouhouFanGame::makeTextBox | ( | tgui::Layout | x, |
| tgui::Layout | y, | ||
| tgui::Layout | width, | ||
| tgui::Layout | height, | ||
| const std::string & | placeholder | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 22 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| tgui::EditBox::Ptr TouhouFanGame::makeTypeBox | ( | tgui::Layout | x, |
| tgui::Layout | y, | ||
| tgui::Layout | width, | ||
| tgui::Layout | height, | ||
| const std::string & | placeholder, | ||
| const std::string & | inputValidator | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 34 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| tgui::ChildWindow::Ptr TouhouFanGame::openWindowWithFocus | ( | tgui::Gui & | gui, |
| const std::function< void()> & | closeHandle | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 105 of file GuiUtils.cpp.
| void TouhouFanGame::setup | ( | Game & | game | ) |
Definition at line 23 of file main.cpp.
| void TouhouFanGame::showLoadFileWindow | ( | tgui::Gui & | gui, |
| const std::string & | title, | ||
| const std::string & | loadButtonCaption, | ||
| unsigned short | defaultValue, | ||
| const std::function< void(unsigned short)> & | onLoad | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 56 of file GuiUtils.cpp.


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Hello! My name is
Ben Gilliam, a graduate from
James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA. I am passionate about
photography, film
and
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I have been taking pictures and making short films since I received my first camera at age 12.
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ICAT Client Release Notes
5.0.0
Support for ICAT server 5
A python client is no longer included. python-icat should be used.
4.11.1
Re-release to fix problems with permissions and encoding in 4.11.0
4.11.0
Support 4.11.0 server and Python 3 compatibility
- Build SOAP library from WSDL of 4.11.0 server which adds the FieldSet object
- Make python files python 3 compatible and update icat.utils to 4.16.1
4.10.1
Fix bug in character encoding
- The toString(HttpEntity entity) method falls back to the ISO-8859-1 character encoding by default which causes issues with non-ASCII characters. This fix replaces the calls of this method with the extended toString method which uses the system's default encoding instead.
4.10.0
Support 4.10.0 server
- There are no changes to the API in ICAT Server 4.10.0. This release simply allows the ICAT version check to succeed.
4.9.0
Support calls of 4.9.0 server
- Build SOAP library from WSDL of 4.9.0 server
- Add waitMillis call for testing
4.8.0
Improvements to the Rest API
- Provide Rest API calls in Python
- Add the cloneEntity call to the Rest API in both Python and
Java
- Added getVersion() to the Java Rest API and deprecated
getApiVersion which does the same but has a more sensible name.
4.7.0
Added isloggedIn call etc.
- Added isLoggedIn call to determine whether or not someone is
logged in. It returns true if the user has one or more sessions.
- Moved to version 5.3.0 of lucene
- Removed description of old searchText() call.
4.6.0
Improvements to the RESTful interface.
- Add getSession call for when you know the sessionId.
- Only the one package: org.icatproject is produced and not one
of the form org.icatproject_x_y_z.
- Add new lucene calls to replace those removed in 4.5.0
- Make it build against a WildFly server as well as Glassfish.
- Delete call added.
- Write call added which replaces create and also provides
update functionality.
- Provide protection against generating too large URLs.
4.5.0
Fix typo and remove all Lucene calls.
- All Lucene calls have been removed. The are planned to return
in release 4.6.0 but with new calls targeting TopCAT needs.
4.4.0
This adds an experimental RESTful interface.
- An experimental RESTful interface has been added to provide
import and export facilities as well as more experimental calls.
- Some errors have been fixed in the documentation.
4.3.3
This is a bug fix release.
- The user documentation has been improved.
- The .jar file is much smaller having removed a lot of
material that should not have been there.


Version <IP_ADDRESS>91 8/8 2008
Maintenance release
- When you change Country Code, Country name is changed as well.
- When you press Alt+Left/Alt+Right the Object name text box is activated.
- FIX: When you press Alt+Left/Alt+Right image is not changed
- Version 1.x completelly reworked.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Vault.io is a vault of content curated by the residents of the Bird Cage.


The Text.ColorBack procedure sets the text background color to the specified color. This is the color that surrounds characters when they are put onto the screen. On an IBM PC in "screen" mode, the color can be from 0 - 7. (You can not have the upper 8 colors as text background colors.  On other systems, this procedure may have no effect.
View.Set ( "screen" )
Text.ColorBack ( red )
put "Greetings"
This means that you can only call the function by calling Text.ColorBack , not by calling ColorBack.


A customized scan of hosts, virtual machines, or instances. You can collect information from categories, files, event logs, and registry entries.
Action
An execution that is performed after a condition is evaluated.
Alert
ManageIQ alerts notify administrators and monitoring systems of critical configuration changes and threshold limits in the virtual environment. The notification can take the form of either an email or an SNMP trap.
Analysis Profile
A customized scan of hosts, virtual machines, or instances. You can collect information from categories, files, event logs, and registry entries.
API
Application programming interface.
Appliance
ManageIQ is distributed as a fully installed virtual machine and comes preconfigured with CentOS 7.5, PostgreSQL 9.5, Rails 5, the ManageIQ application, and all associated Ruby gems pre-installed. An appliance is downloadable as a virtual machine image template in formats suitable for VMware, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, OpenStack, or Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
Automate
Is the ManageIQ capability or product feature, and automation is the thing that Automate allows us to do. The Automation Engine allows us to create intelligent automation workflows and run automation scripts written in Ruby.
Automation
See “Automate”.
Automation Engine
See “Automate”.
Azure
A cloud computing platform and infrastructure created by Microsoft for building, deploying, and managing applications and services through a global network of Microsoft-managed data centers.
Catalog bundle
A grouping of Templates.
Catalog Item
A single Template or a group of Templates (catalog bundle).
Classes
A class is similar to a template: it contains a generic definition for a set of automation operations. Each class has a schema that defines the variables, states, relationships, or methods that instances of the class will use.
Cloud
A pool of on-demand and highly available computing resources. The usage of these resources are scaled depending on the user requirements and metered for cost.
Cloud Computing
An economic approach to computer resource management in which computers can be created and retired on demand.
Cloud Instance
A on-demand virtual machine based upon a predefined image and uses a scalable set of hardware resources such as CPU, memory, networking interfaces.
Control Policy
Policies are used to manage your virtual environment. There are two types of policies available: compliance and control. Compliance policies are used to harden your virtual infrastructure, making sure that your security requirements are adhered to. Control policies are used to check for a specific condition and perform an action based on the outcome
Cloud management platforms (CMPs)
Are software tools that allow for the integrated management of public, private, and hybrid cloud environments.
Cluster
Hosts that are grouped together to provide high availability and load balancing.
Condition
A test of criteria triggered by an event.
Containers
See “Docker”
Control
Ability to enforce security and configuration policies, using the information retrieved from insight (see “Insight”).
Dialog Tabs
Part of a Service Dialog.
Discovery
Process run by the ManageIQ server which finds virtual machine and cloud providers.
 This guarantees that it will always run the same, regardless of the environment it is running in.
Domain
A collection of namespaces, classes, instances, and methods. The ManageIQ project provides a single ManageIQ domain for all supplied automation code.
Drift
The comparison of a virtual machine, instance, host, cluster to itself at different points in time.
Event
A trigger to check a condition.
Event Monitor
Software on the ManageIQ Appliance which monitors external providers for events and sends them to the ManageIQ server.
Floating IP address
An IP address that a project can associate with a VM so that the instance has the same public IP address each time that it boots. You create a pool of floating IP addresses and assign them to instances as they are launched to maintain a consistent IP address for maintaining DNS assignment.
GCE
Google Compute Engine. Google’s public cloud platform that is an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) component of Google Cloud Platform which is built on the global infrastructure. It enables users to launch virtual machines (VMs) on demand. VMs can be launched from the standard images or custom images created by users.
Host
A computer on which virtual machine monitor software is loaded.
Hypervisor
Software that arbitrates and controls VM access to the actual underlying hardware.
Insight
Is the process of gathering intelligence on our virtual or cloud infrastructure so that we can manage it effectively.
Instance
A specific instantiation or “clone” of the generic class and is the entity run by the Automation Engine. An instance contains a copy of the class schema but with actual values of the fields filled in.
Managed/Registered VM
A virtual machine that is connected to a host and exists in the VMDB. Also, a template that is connected to a provider and exists in the VMDB. Note that templates cannot be connected to a host.
Managed/Unregistered VM
A virtual machine or template that resides on a repository or is no longer connected to a provider or host and exists in the VMDB. A virtual machine that was previously considered registered may become unregistered if the virtual machine was removed from provider inventory.
ManageIQ
An open-source cloud management platform that allows us to efficient management of virtual infrastructures and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds. Part of this efficient management involves automating many of the day-to-day tasks that would otherwise require manual involvement, or time-consuming and possibly error-prone repetitive steps.
ManageIQ Appliance
A virtual machine on which the virtual management database (VMDB) and ManageIQ server reside.
ManageIQ Console
A web-based interface into the ManageIQ Appliance.
ManageIQ Role
A designation assigned to a ManageIQ server that defines what a ManageIQ server can do.
ManageIQ Server
The application that runs on the ManageIQ Appliance and communicates with the SmartProxy and the VMDB.
Cloud management platforms (CMPs)
Are software tools that allow for the integrated management of public, private, and hybrid cloud environments.
Methods
A self-contained block of Ruby code that gets executed when we run any automation operation. Methods can have one of three location values: inline, built-in, or URI. In practice most of the methods that we create are inline methods, which means they run as a separate Ruby process outside of Rails.
Namespaces
a folder-like container for classes, instances, and methods, and is used purely for organizational purposes. Namespaces can be created to arrange code logically, and namespaces often contain other namespaces.
OpenStack
A cloud operating system that controls large pools of compute, storage, and networking resources throughout a data center, all managed through a dashboard that gives administrators control while empowering their users to provision resources through a web interface. OpenStack is an open source project licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Orchestration
ManageIQ’s ability to; provision or scale out workloads, such as virtual machines or cloud instances, provision or scale out infrastructure, such as bare-metal hypervisors or compute nodes, scale back or retirement of virtual machine or cloud instances.
Providers
A provider is a server with software to manage multiple virtual machines that reside on multiple hosts
Provision
Creating resources in a Provider. See “Provider”
Provisioning Dialogs
Dialogs created for Host Provisioning, VM Migration, or VM Provisioning. The dialog name must be added to the appropriate provision instance to be processed.

Policy Profile
A set of policies.
Quotas
ManageIQ allows us to establish quotas on tenants or user groups. Quotas can be set for the number of virtual machines, number of CPUs, amount of memory, or quantity of storage owned by the tenant or group. If a virtual machine provisioning request would result in the quota being exceeded, the request is rejected and the requesting user is emailed.
Refresh
A process run by the ManageIQ server which checks for relationships of the provider or host to other resources, such as storage locations, repositories, virtual machines, or instances. It also checks the power states of those resources.
Relationships
One of the schema field types is a relationship, which links to other instances elsewhere in the Automate Datastore. We often use relationships as a way of chaining instances together, and relationship values can accept variable substitutions for flexibility.
Repository
A place on a datastore resource which contains virtual machines.
Resource
A host, provider, instance, virtual machine, repository, or datastore.
Resource Pool
A group of virtual machines across which CPU and memory resources are allocated.
Retirement
Allows for managing the deletion of virtual machines or instances, both from the provider and from the VMDB if required.
Role
A personality that a user assumes that enables them to perform a specific set of operations. A role includes a set of rights and privileges. A user assuming that role inherits those rights and privileges.
Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
Capability of restricting visibility and access to features and transactions on ManageIQ depending on user role security profile.
Ruby
A dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language.
Schemas
A schema is made up of a number of elements, or fields, that describe the properties of the class. A schema often has just one entry—to run a single method—but in many cases it has several components.
Self Service user interface (SSUI)
ManageIQ Self Service is a web-based graphical user interface for ordering and managing IT service requests.
Server
A computer that provides data to other computers. It may serve data to systems on a local area network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN) over the Internet.
Service
An item in a Service Catalog that can be requested.
Service Catalog
A catalog item or Catalog bundle that is available for provisioning. Provide the ability to permit users to order our orchestration workflows with a single button click.
Service Dialogs
Made up of fully customizable tabs, items, and values for use with Service provisioning.
SmartProxy
The SmartProxy is a software agent that acts on behalf of the ManageIQ Appliance to perform actions on hosts, providers, storage and virtual machines.
The SmartProxy can be configured to reside on the ManageIQ Appliance or on an ESX server version. The SmartProxy can be deployed from the ManageIQ Appliance, and provides visibility to the VMFS storage. Each storage location must have a SmartProxy with visibility to it. The SmartProxy acts on behalf of the ManageIQ Appliance. If the SmartProxy is not embedded in the ManageIQ server, it communicates with the ManageIQ Appliance over HTTPS (SSL) on standard port 443.
Smart State Analysis
The operation of analyzing virtual machines and instances on the providers it manages to collect information about the base operating system on those virtual machines or instances, their virtual hardware, installed applications, and other details.
SmartTags
Descriptors that allow you to create a customized, searchable index for the resources in your clouds and infrastructure.
Storage Location
A device, such as a VMware datastore, where digital information resides that is connected to a resource.
Tags
Descriptive terms defined by a ManageIQ user or the system used to categorize a resource.
Tenant
A group of users, used to isolate access to Compute resources. An alternative term for a project.
Unmanaged Virtual Machine
Files discovered on a datastore that do not have a virtual machine associated with them in the VMDB. These files may be registered to a provider that the ManageIQ server does not have configuration information on. Possible causes may be that the provider has not been discovered or that the provider has been discovered, but no security credentials have been provided.
User
In Identity Service, each user is associated with one or more tenants, and in Compute can be associated with roles, projects, or both.
Vagrant
An open-source software product for building and maintaining portable virtual development environments.
Virtual Machine
A software implementation of a system that functions similar to a physical machine. Virtual machines utilize the hardware infrastructure of a physical host, or a set of physical hosts, to provide a scalable and on-demand method of system provisioning.
Template
A template is a copy of a preconfigured virtual machine, designed to capture installed software and software configurations, as well as the hardware configuration, of the original virtual machine.
Virtual Management Database (VMDB)
A database that stores the intelligence collected about the virtual infrastructure.
Virtual Thumbnail
An icon divided into smaller areas that summarize the properties of a resource.


Carillonneur at Maastricht, Weert and Heerlen, The Netherlands
Frank Steijns is violinist, composer, and the carillonneur of Maastricht, Weert and Heerlen (The Netherlands). He is known for his innovative concerts featuring carillon together with other instruments like piano, organ, choir, orchestra, ballet and even heavy metal bands. He plays a wide range of music, from pop and jazz to classical and avant-garde.
His goal is to bring the carillon to the people, instead of the other way around. He designed his own mobile carillon of 43 bells that can be assembled indoors or outdoors, in any room, concert hall, or space. It is the first carillon in the world to use dynamic electronic clappers, thus allowing it to be played both manually as electronically in the same way as a traditional carillon. This instrument was part of a large exhibition by Turkish artist Sarkis at the Submarine Wharf for the Boijmans van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam. In 2013, he took the carillon on a world tour to more than 100 major cities on all continents, playing for 1.5 million audience members with the orchestra of Andre Rieu.


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R is a programming language for statistical computing and graphics. R is free to download here and RStudio can be downloaded here, also for free. It is important to note that R is not only limited to statistical computing and graphics, you can even develop dashboards with R using Shiny (an R package), so it is highly extensible.
So what is the difference?
Coming from a medical/healthcare background, I had very little to expect when I started a data analytics course last October. However, having completed three blocks of lectures and exams, it started to become very clear what data science is to me. Since this is a new field, it is difficult to pinpoint what exactly data science is. Of course you will be dealing with data, but what else involved beyond data?


Dragon BASIC, online at http://github.com/uli/dragonbasic
Set the palette that a tile should use.ParametersSUB COLORTILE( address, index )
address - an unsigned, 32-bit address returned by TILEReturn
index - the palette index to use from BG_PALETTE
None.Remarks
Sets the new palette for a particular tile to use when being drawn by the GBA. The background must be in 16-color mode for this routine to have any effect.See Also
LOADPAL16 | TILE


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Select Book Image From Images Directory


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CrimPapers
Articles published on 29 March 2019
On 29 March 2019, 10 new articles were published in 7 journals.
Agreement Between Courts and Svp Evaluators in the State of Wisconsin by Richard W. Elwood
The Security Field: Forming and Expanding A Bourdieusian Criminology by Matt Bowden
Deviant Peer Preferences: A Simplified Approach to Account For Peer Selection Effects by Owen Gallupe, John H. Boman IV, Rebecca Nash, Erin D. Castro
Juggalos - Whoop! Whoop! A Family Or A Gang? A Participant-Observation Study on An Fbi Defined ‘hybrid’ Gang by Christopher J. Przemieniecki, Samantha Compitello, Josiah D. Lindquist
Understanding School Shootings With Crime Script Analysis by David A. Keatley, Sian McGurk, Clare S. Allely
"Baby Factories": Exploitation of Women in Southern Nigeria
The Relationship Between Social Dominance Orientation and Child Sexual Abuse Credibility Assessment by Rebeca Alcantara, Kendahl M. Shortway, Barbara A. Prempeh
Disparities in Police Proceedings and Court Sentencing For Females Versus Males Who Commit Sexual Offences in New Zealand by Tess Patterson, Linda Hobbs, Nadine McKillop, Kelley Burton
Female Combatants in Conflict and Peace by Alisa Stack
Radicalism and Music: An Introduction to the Music Cultures of Al-Qa’ida, Racist Skinheads, Christian-Affiliated Radicals, and Eco-Animal Rights Militants by D. J. Mulloy


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which may lead to 'extra' space in case of long words
(i.e. two words, each takes slightly more than a half of the bubble).
This is what happens in the first case.
The second case presents a fix for that using js.


Top Ten for Electronic this week
- LIL PEEP-ghost girl
- Kasbo-Over You ft. Frida Sundemo
- DROELOE-Many Words
- Petit Biscuit-Sunset Lover
- Gorillaz-Feel Good Inc.
- DJ SNAKE and Major Lazer ft. MO- Lean On
- Kasbo-Cry / Dance Mix_02
- HOME-Resonance
- Manila Killa Live @ Holy Ship 2018 (Theater Set)
- Disclosure-You and Me (Flume Remix)
Top Ten for Dance this week


SOCIAL CARE CALCULATOR
DO WE STILL CARE?
Some local areas have bucked the trend, but many have made large budget cuts. Find out what has happened in your area.
Here's what's happening in your area:
Here's what's happening across the whole of England*: spending on care for over-65s is falling as the population grows
*England data is the sum of the areas in the drop-down list. A small number of local areas have been omitted fron the list, due to data collection difficulties arising from local government boundary changes during the period.


Sebastian Glahn is a Senior Software Engineer living in Cologne. He writes about Software Development, 3D-Printing, Robots and other stuff. He is also a maintainer of several open source projects.
about | github | twitter


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Callback handler for GetFile service
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| BdaCheck |
Check packed list according to 61850-7-2
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BdaEntryTime stores time in terms of days and ms since 1984.
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Represents an association/connection to an IEC 61850 MMS server.
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This Enumeration includes all possible Types for IEC 61850 leave nodes (
BasicDataAttribute ). |
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Inside Shaq’s stunning California home that just hit the market
by Meredith Cash, Business Insider US- Legendary NBA star and Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal is selling his stunning home in Southern California.
- The 5,217 square-foot home in Bell Canyon, California, has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a pool, a media room, and much more.
- It’s on the market for $2.5 million.
- Check out photos of Shaq’s home below.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories
Shaq’s beautiful California home just hit the market.
Located in the Los Angeles-adjacent gated community of Bell Canyon, the 5,217 square-foot home has a number of features fit for NBA royalty.
The foyer is large, elegant, and open. It’s safe to say the 7-foot-1 center-turned-TV analyst would have no issue feeling comfortable with the home’s tall ceilings.
Homes.com
The stunning kitchen is similarly bright and airy.
And there’s a breakfast nook off to the side that overlooks the yard.
On the other side, there’s a small family room with a flat-screen TV and fireplace.
And, yeah, the fridge looks like it holds enough food to feed Shaq.
The dining room has enough seating for a small team.
As does this living room, which is one of many throughout the home.
Here’s another that’s located just off of the foyer.
Shaq’s home office is located just around the corner.
If the big man needs some inspiration, all he has to do is look up at his giant portrait.
As you head up the stairs, you’ll find more Shaq iconography.
There are five bedrooms at Shaq’s place.
This master bedroom has a comfortable-looking sitting area off to the side.
And the en suite bathroom is humungous.
The double vanities provide lots of extra space and a TV ensures you won’t miss your favorite shows during a bathroom break.
The outside of the house is similarly impressive.
The luxurious heated pool and jacuzzi are perfect for entertaining.
And the manicured lawn completes a picture-perfect Southern Californian yard. A community center, state-of-the-art gym, and tennis courts are located a short walk away.
The home is listed for $2.5 million.
Check out the full listing here.


Just Like MDMA, Then...
Medications: 1mg Klonopin daily, 10mg Ambien most nights
Supplements: 5-HTP, L-Tyrosine, and vitamins daily
Drug experience: Alcohol, nicotine, weed, MDMA, Ketamine, 2C-E, DXM, opiates, LSA, kratom, mushrooms, amanita muscaria, salvia, amphetamines, Ritalin, benzos, and others I can’t recall at the moment
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Today: ~250mg Methylone orally (first attempt with this chemical), ate a light meal several hours ago, positive mind set, well rested, just got back from going for a run (which I like to do to clear my mind for psychedelics)
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T0:00 (7:09pm) - I received 1g of Methylone from a reliable chemical distributor several days ago and have been anxiously holding off sampling it until tonight. My best drug experiences in the past have been with MDMA and Ketamine and I am very curious about this particular chemical because of its comparison to a “relaxed” ecstasy. I haven’t taken any Tryptamines or Phenethylamines in about half a year so obviously I shouldn’t have any tolerance. I have only taken MDMA 5-10 times before so it has certainly not lost its “magic” yet for me. I am nonetheless interested in exploring some of the various RCs out there.
Okay, enough background information! I am temporarily without a scale so I divided the gram of Methylone into four approximately equal 250mg doses and ingested one of them. Took a couple of Tums to ward away any potential nausea. Already feeling good from my run, it’s time to take a shower while I wait for the effects to kick in…
T+0:57 – I’ve been experiencing “come up” effects for about the last 15 minutes or so. The initial feeling is incredibly similar to (if not completely indistinguishable from) that of MDMA. My heart rate has noticeably increased and my pupils are huge. I’m in an excellent head space, but there are no perceptional distortions to report besides a slight tingly feeling and a chill in the air. No nausea to speak of. Cold, clammy hands. Damn I’m feeling good. Definitely a ++ on Shulgin’s scale.
T+1:25 – I can now see how Methylone and MDMA differ. As others have previously described, there is no “push” from Methylone. The euphoria is still here, but I do not feel any sense of urgency or overstimulation. It truly is a “relaxed stimulation” although those two words may seem contradictory. My mind is feeling very empathetic and introspective. There is no single thing in my surroundings that is immediately begging for my attention, I feel very much in control. As for perceptual changes, colors seem especially vibrant and music is enhanced. The only negative right now is that I am having difficulty staying at a comfortable temperature, as my extremities are quite cold even though I am bundled up in warm clothes and a blanket. Overall, still ++ and I sense this might get more intense yet, I do not feel like I have peaked.
T+3:20 – Some of the euphoria is fading away now but I am still enjoying this very interesting and contemplative state. Self-reflection, writing, and listening to music have allowed me to explore thoughts that are usually suppressed by my mind in every day life. It is as if I have been granted the gift of looking at my life objectively, free from ordinary defense mechanisms, skepticism, and ego. No new perceptual changes to note. The peak of this experience never quite reached a full +++ and now things seem to be at a declining ++ state. Although very enjoyable in its own rite, this dose of Methylone never quite reached the level of pure euphoria that I have had with MDMA in the past.
T+3:43 – My pupils are no longer dilated and although I can still undoubtedly feel something lingering it is much more of a + than a ++. I estimate out about 100mg more Methylone, arrange it in a line, and send it up my nostrils. The initial burn isn’t horrible but the nasty chemical drip hangs around for awhile. I’m not ready for this to be over just yet though! I’m also brewing up a medium dose of Kratom tea for the comedown.
T+4:52 – The redose never really kicked in and my pupils are still small.  I also just took 2mg of Klonopin to help wind down the evening. I still feel a bit stimulated from the Methylone and I won’t be falling asleep anytime soon, but pretty much all of the euphoric effects of Methylone are gone. No harsh comedown, however.
T+6:04 – I’m still feeling a faint, trace amount of the Methylone but I think the redose was mostly just a waste. The Kratom and Klonopin have me feeling nice and relaxed though—I think I’ll brew up another cup of Kratom tea.
T+7:13 – No more noticeable effects from the Methylone. Feeling pretty exhausted physically and emotionally, but nice and relaxed at the same time.  Kratom has treated me surprisingly well this evening— I’m feeling a nice opiate-like comfort with only the slightest hint of nausea. Not a bad first experience with Methylone either. I am curious about how this chemical would combine with something that is a bit more visual in its effects—that could be quite a nice synergy.
T+8:08 – Goodnight.
Summary: The initial effects of Methylone certainly mimicked those of MDMA but I was a little disappointed that there wasn’t a more profound peak. Although it was certainly useful for introspection and quite euphoric at times, there weren’t any interesting perceptual distortions or overwhelming emotions that would categorize a +++ experience. It is certainly something I will try again though, despite how expensive it is because of the relatively large dose it requires compared to other phens.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Version 4.19¶
Release date: 2020-03-05
This release contains a number of bug fixes and new features since the release of pgAdmin4 4.18.
New features¶
Issue #5154 - Added accessibility support in AlertifyJS.
Issue #5170 - Added Czech language support.
Issue #5179 - Added Python 3.8 support.
Housekeeping¶
Issue #5088 - Improve code coverage and API test cases for the Event Trigger module.
Issue #5133 - Improvements in the UI for both default and dark themes.
Issue #5176 - Enhance logging by tracking stdout and stderr of subprocess when log level set to DEBUG.
Issue #5185 - Added option to override the class name of a label tag for select2 control.
Bug fixes¶
Issue #4955 - Changed the color of selected and hovered item for Select2 dropdown.
Issue #4996 - Improve the style of the highlighted code after query execution for Dark mode.
Issue #5058 - Ensure that AlertifyJS should not be visible as a title for alert dialog.
Issue #5077 - Changed background pattern for geometry viewer to use #fff for all themes.
Issue #5101 - Fix an issue where debugger not showing all arguments anymore after hitting SQL error while debugging.
Issue #5107 - Set proper focus on tab navigation for file manager dialog.
Issue #5115 - Fix an issue where command and statements were parsed incorrectly for Rules.
Issue #5142 - Ensure that all the transactions should be canceled before closing the connections when a server is disconnected using pgAdmin.
Issue #5184 - Fixed Firefox monospaced issue by updating the font to the latest version.
Issue #5214 - Update Flask-SQLAlchemy and SQLAlchemy package which is not working on Windows with Python 3.8.
Issue #5215 - Fix syntax error when changing the event type for the existing rule.


The following snippet demonstrates how to request data from the Binance Crypto Price dataset:
from QuantConnect.DataSource import * from QuantConnect.Data.UniverseSelection import * # Binance accepts both Cash and Margin account types only. self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Binance, AccountType.Cash) self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Binance, AccountType.Margin) self.symbol = self.AddCrypto("BTCBUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.Binance).Symbol self.AddUniverse(CryptoCoarseFundamentalUniverse(Market.Binance, self.UniverseSettings, self.UniverseSelectionFilter))
using QuantConnect.DataSource; using QuantConnect.Data.UniverseSelection; // Binance accepts both Cash and Margin account types only. SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Binance, AccountType.Cash); SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Binance, AccountType.Margin); _symbol = AddCrypto("BTCBUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.Binance).Symbol; AddUniverse(new CryptoCoarseFundamentalUniverse(Market.Binance, UniverseSettings, UniverseSelectionFilter));


Movies
Early Films & Serials
The first appearances of Superman in live-action film were in two serials for Columbia Pictures: Superman in 1948 and Atom Man vs. Superman in 1950, both starring Kirk Alyn and Noel Neill. Superman also appeared in a 1951 superhero film starring George Reeves as the character and Phyllis Coates as Lois Lane. Shot on a low budget, it served as a trial run for the syndicated TV series Adventures of Superman, for which it became a pilot two-part episode titled "The Unknown People".
Superman
Jan 5th, 1948
Atom Man vs. Superman
July 20th, 1950
Superman & the Mole Man
Nov 23rd, 1951
Christopher Reeve's Series
The Christopher Reeve's superman series stars Christopher Reeves as the titular character and spanned five films from 1978 through 1987. A spinoff film with Supergirl as the main character was released in 1984. A final film starred Brandon Routh as Superman in 2006.
Superman
Dec 15th, 1978
Superman II
Dec 4th, 1980
Superman III
June 17th, 1983
Supergirl
July 19th, 1984
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace
July 24th, 1987
Superman Returns
June 28th, 2006
DC Extended Universe
The DC Extended Universe (DCEU) is an American media franchise and shared universe that is centered on a series of superhero films, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, based on characters that appear in publications by DC Comics. The shared universe, much like the original DC Universe in comic books, was established by crossing over common plot elements, settings, cast and characters. The films have been in production since 2011 and in that time Warner Bros. has distributed three films with more than ten in various stages of production. The series has grossed over $2.3 billion at the global box office. The first film released in the DCEU was Man of Steel (2013), a reboot of the Superman film series, which was followed by Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). The next film to be released featuring Superman would be Justice League (2017).


Hi I'm Jon
github | linkedin | youtube | 500px | demo reel
I am currently a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania in the Computer Graphics and Game Technology program.
From January to July of 2016, I was a Cast Member at Walt Disney World through the Disney College Program. My role was in Quick Service Food & Beverage at Casey's Corner and Tomorrowland Terrace. You can read more about my Disney College Program experience soon on my blog. In the meantime, below is a montage of the first few months of my program with my roommates.
I graduated from Rutgers University, right before my Disney College Program, and studied Computer Science. One thing I miss about Rutgers though are the busses. Not only were they reminiscent of Disney World Busses, but they were great for naps before or after class.


MERN stack - flashcard app
My latest project was a full stack MERN app.
I am pretty confident when I am doing front end work but I know I need more practice with back end, especially databases. At work I use AWS for all backend services, particularly Lambda and DynamoDB. For personal projects I like to use Node.js, Express, and MongoDB, as this was what I began learning in school, and I believe these are still good skills to practice.
I came across old flashcards I made while working on my science degree, so I decided to make a flashcard app.
Backend
The first thing I decided to do was configure my database. Each type of flashcard would be given its own category. I created a model and route file for each category, and kept them in their respective folders. I created a mongoose schema and required it in the route file. I also included an npm package to find a random item from the collection, so in each category I can get a random flashcard on the front end.
//model file
const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const Schema = mongoose.Schema;
const random = require("mongoose-simple-random");
const AminoAcidSchema = new Schema({
name: String,
code: String,
symbol: String,
group: String,
});
AminoAcidSchema.plugin(random);
const AminoAcid = mongoose.model("AminoAcid", AminoAcidSchema);
module.exports = AminoAcid;
Here I created my routes. I included a get random route, as well as a post route so I can post records to my database with postman.
I preferred to use the post route, rather than add my data directly into MongoDB Atlas, because using my app ensures I am posting to the correct collections. When I post through my app, my collections are created automatically based off the names I give my models, so the app knows to post to these collections.
I could also do all of this in the command line, but in this case my preference is to use a GUI. Either way works fine.
//route file
const express = require("express");
const router = express.Router();
//getting model, needed to make queries
const AminoAcid = require("../models/aminoAcid");
//get random amino acid
router.get("/random", (req, res) => {
AminoAcid.findOneRandom(function (err, result) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
}
res.send(result);
});
});
//used for testing route
router.get("/", (req, res) => {
AminoAcid.find({ name: req.body.name }).then((aminoAcid) =>
res.json(aminoAcid)
);
});
//for posting amino acid data to db
router.post("/", (req, res) => {
const newAA = new AminoAcid({
name: req.body.name,
code: req.body.code,
symbol: req.body.symbol,
group: req.body.group,
});
newAA.save().then((item) => res.json(item));
});
module.exports = router;
I then required the routes in my server.js file. The routes above could have gone into the server.js file directly, however I would have ended up with a dozen or more routes. Keeping them in a separate routes folder keeps my files more clean and organized.
//server.js
// I required the routes at the top of my file
const aminoAcids = require("./routes/aminoAcids");
const functionalGroups = require("./routes/functionalGroups");
const physics = require("./routes/physics");
const biology = require("./routes/biology");
//and later on in the file I use them and assign their url
app.use("/aminoacids", aminoAcids);
app.use("/functionalgroups", functionalGroups);
app.use("/physics", physics);
app.use("/biology", biology);
I used postman to test my routes and database connection. I was able to get and post items into the correct collections. Even in my post route I ask the database to return the data we just posted, as a way of confirming success. I could also check in my MongoDB Atlas account to ensure they are there.
Front end
Once again I am using react on the front end. I created a separate client folder and used create-react-app to initialize the front end app.
There are two main UIs - a home page displaying all the categories in a tile format, and a flashcard page. Each flashcard is a little different so they each get their own component, which is given its own route with react router.
The router looks like this, and the components are imported at the top of the file:
//inside the App.js file
<Router>

<Switch>
<Route exact path="/physics" render={() => <PhysicsFlashcard />} />
<Route exact path="/biology" render={() => <BiologyFlashcard />} />
<Route
exact
path="/functionalgroups"
render={() => <FunctionalGroupsFlashcard />}
/>
<Route exact path="/aminoacids" render={() => <AminoAcidFlashcard />} />
<Route exact path="/" render={() => <HomePage />} />
</Switch>

</Router>
Each flashcard component has its own state, managed by the UseState react hook. Each “flashcard” has two sides, so I keep a variable called “flipped” to store the current “side”. There is also an item variable, to which we will assign a value from our API call.
In this app I made sure to have a loading variable as well, as it is good practice to show a loading state when fetching data.
const [item, setItem] = useState([]);
const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true);
const [flipped, setFlipped] = useState(false);
Getting data
To get the random item from the database I make an API call to the back end with axios and the UseEffect hook. A get request is made to the “random” route for the current category. The setItem function from my hook is used here to set the item variable to the data we just fetched.
const url = "/aminoacids/random";
useEffect(() => {
let cancel;
axios
.get(url, {
cancelToken: new axios.CancelToken((c) => (cancel = c)),
})
.then((res) => {
setIsLoading(false);
setItem(res.data);
});
return () => cancel();
}, [url]);
There is a next button on the flipped side of the flashcard. When clicked, we get another random item from the database. The card is then “flipped over”, so the user sees the front end of the card, rather than the answer, for the next flashcard.
const getAnother = () => {
let cancel;
axios
.get(url, {
cancelToken: new axios.CancelToken((c) => (cancel = c)),
})
.then((res) => {
setIsLoading(false);
setItem(res.data);
});
setFlipped(!flipped); //reset the card
return () => cancel();
};
Images
Ideally I would have liked to store the images - which I created in Adobe Illustrator - in my database. I researched this but it seemed overly complicated for what I was trying to do. It seemed simpler to store my images in an assets folder on the front end.
Image names match the name of the item in the database. I used a template literal so I can use the fetched item’s name to get the corresponding image from my assets folder.
<img src={`/assets/functionalGroupImg/${item.name}.svg`} alt="molecule" />
Getting images from an assets folder was a bit challenging. I struggled to get the path correct. After a bit of research I found that if you keep your assets in the “public” folder, all you need to do is begin your path with “/assets” and react will find what you’re looking for.
If I needed only one static image, I could just import it at the top of my file. It would have been easier for me to deal with the paths in this case, as you type the relative path, rather than relying on react to figure out the path for you.
Styling
I have been using styled-components and tailwind at work, so I used them in this app for extra practice. Tailwind gives a nice clean, consistent feel. I also liked including styled-components as it gave me more control over my styling, and lets me create and style my components directly in the file where I am using them without needing to rely on separate stylesheets.
It goes against everything I learned in school about “separation of concerns”, but I can appreciate its usefulness. I’m sure a more in-depth discussion can be had on this topic, but that’s for another time.
Other issues and conclusions
As expected, the database/back end work was more difficult for me than the front end.
Getting a random item from the database was difficult without the npm package I ended up using. I always feel like there should be simple solutions to these seemingly simple problems, so I’m happy when I can find an easy solution rather than re-inventing the wheel. Sometimes stack overflow contributors can make things overly complicated.
It was difficult for me to properly get and post items to the database in my routes, as I am still learning the syntax of mongodb. In the future I would like to take some time to learn mongodb in more depth through a tutorial/course, and make a full CRUD app where I am also updating and deleting items.
Deployment was also more challenging than I expected, even though deployments to Heroku never go according to plan for me. I had never created an app before where I had a separate client folder to get my static pages from, where I was also using a database. There were issues with typos in my server.js file and my package.json. In the end I used the following:
//server.js code
//for heroku deployment
app.use(express.static(__dirname));
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, "client/build")));
app.get("/*", function (req, res) {
res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname, "client/build", "index.html"));
});
__dirname is where you currently are in your app - in this case, the server.js file. The path you create to get your static files is relative to where you currently are.
Also important, I did not have “path” installed in my project, so even if my path was correct, it wasn’t seen by the app. I made sure to require this in my server.js and install in my project.
I made sure to save it in my package.json, and update my scripts for deployment. Heroku needs a start script to start your server. For react, it also needs a build script. I had to make sure to change directories into my client folder to properly create a react build. Using a command called “heroku-postbuild” was helpful here.
{
"name": "mernflashcards",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "science flashcard app",
"main": "server.js",
"engines": {
"node": "12.13.0"
},
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
"start": "npm install && node server.js",
"heroku-postbuild": "cd client && npm install && npm run build"
},
"author": "julia h",
"license": "ISC",
"proxy": "http://localhost:5000",
"dependencies": {
"body-parser": "^1.19.0",
"dotenv": "^8.2.0",
"express": "^4.17.1",
"mongodb": "^3.6.3",
"mongoose": "^5.11.11",
"mongoose-simple-random": "^0.4.1",
"path": "^0.12.7"
}
}
Once again I had issues with my .env file. I stored my mongodb connection string here, so it worked great locally, but not when deployed. I still don’t fully understand how to solve this issue. It didn’t cause any problems in a similar app I made in school, only recently. I believe there is a way to set up environment variables in Heroku itself. For now I added my URI in a config file, referenced by server.js, which I did not upload to github.
Overall I had fun with this project. It helped me practice database skills, tailwind, and styled-components, and I got to revisit some science concepts from university while creating the flashcard graphics and questions.
You can view the app here


Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or the player decides to "hold":
For example, the first player, Ann, begins a turn with a roll of 5. Ann could hold and score 5 points, but chooses to roll again.
Ann rolls a 2, and could hold with a turn total of 7 points, but chooses to roll again. Ann rolls a 1, and must end her turn without scoring. The next player, Bob, rolls the sequence 4-5-3-5-5,
after which he chooses to hold, and adds his turn total of 22 points to his score.
Total Score:
Total Score:


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UniversalDanmakuEngine
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Class that controls transitions registered to the game object. Only added to game object internally when it is needed. More...
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| TransitionResult | AddInfo (ITransitiontInfo info) |
| Adds transition information to the object. Only used internally in ITransitiontInfo.AddTo(GameObject). More... | |
| void | StopAllTransition () |
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Class that controls transitions registered to the game object. Only added to game object internally when it is needed.
Definition at line 81 of file UDETransitionHelper.cs.
| TransitionResult SansyHuman.UDE.Util.UDETransitionHelper.UDETransition.AddInfo | ( | ITransitiontInfo | info | ) |
Adds transition information to the object. Only used internally in ITransitiontInfo.AddTo(GameObject).
| info | Transition informaion to add |
Definition at line 105 of file UDETransitionHelper.cs.
| void SansyHuman.UDE.Util.UDETransitionHelper.UDETransition.StopAllTransition | ( | ) |
Stops all transitions. Only used internally.
Definition at line 126 of file UDETransitionHelper.cs.


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FIBER
Building apps for React 16
Chris Shiplet / @chrisshiplet
Synapse Studios
What is Fiber?
New algorithm for React 16's reconciler
Reconciler??
"virtual DOM"
Reconciliation in React 15
- Single, atomic thread of execution
- Recursively renders tree of components
- React optimizes work, orders changes to DOM
- "Stack Reconciler"
FIBER
- 2 phases: Render/Reconcile (interruptible), Commit (non-interruptible)
- Track children, siblings for each component
- Build "WIP" tree, avoid DOM mutation until finished
- Interrupt rendering to handle high-priority events
FIBER
Building apps for React 16
Do:
use Flow or prop-types
instead of React.PropTypes
Do:
return multiple components
render() {
return [
<Foo />,
<Bar />,
];
}
Do:
use functional setState
this.setState((state, props) => {
return {
someToggleValue: !state.someToggleValue,
};
});
Avoid:
React.createClass
in favor of functional components and classes
Avoid:
doing init / data fetching in
componentWillMount
Avoid:
relying on
componentWillUpdate
, componentWillReceiveProps
to be called exactly once before each render
FIBER
Building apps for React 16
Chris Shiplet / @chrisshiplet
Synapse Studios


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java.lang.Object org.drools.RuleBaseFactory
public class RuleBaseFactory
This is a utility to create rule bases based on the type of engine you wish to use.
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getInstance()
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newRuleBase()
Create a new default rule base (RETEOO type engine) |
static RuleBase |
newRuleBase(int type)
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newRuleBase(int type,
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Create a new RuleBase of the appropriate type |
static RuleBase |
newRuleBase(RuleBaseConfiguration config)
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This endpoint does not accept any URL parameters.
Voyageone currently supports both synchronous and asynchronous responses from this endpoint.
The endpoint to poll for pending batches
This endpoint does not accept a request body.
This endpoint returns a/n Object as its response body (example below):
- {
- "ResponseBody": { },
- "Status": "Complete",
- "PendingUri": null,
- "Errors": [ ]
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PRINCE CHARMING : Thou art not thou art peason with a lot of rouge lipstick and a straw wig and thou lookest like the wrath of god.
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Here is a neat upper bound on the derivative of a complex function. This is one of those things that made me wish I studied complex analysis. $ \newcommand{\abs}[1]{| #1 |} \newcommand{\R}{\mathbb{R}} \newcommand{\C}{\mathbb{C}} $
Lemma: Let $f : U \longrightarrow \C$ be holomorphic and suppose that $D_R = \{ z : \abs{z - z_0} \leq R \} \subset U$. Let $\gamma_R = \{ z : \abs{z - z_0} = R \}$ denote the boundary of $D_R$. For all $n \geq 0$, $$ \abs{f^{(n)}(z_0)} \leq \frac{n!}{R^n} \max_{z \in \gamma_R} \abs{f(z)} \:. $$
Proof: This follows almost directly from Cauchy's integral formula, which states that $$ f^{(n)}(z_0) = \frac{n!}{2\pi j} \oint_{\gamma_R} \frac{f(z)}{(z-z_0)^{n+1}} \; dz \:. $$ Hence, by estimating $\abs{f(z)}$ from above with the maximum on $\gamma_R$, we conclude that $$ \begin{align*} \abs{f^{(n)}(z_0)} &\leq \frac{n!}{2\pi} \max_{z \in \gamma_R} \abs{f(z)} \int_{0}^{2\pi} \frac{R}{R^{n+1}} \; d\theta = \frac{n!}{R^n} \max_{z \in \gamma_R} \abs{f(z)} \:. \end{align*} $$ $\square$


Test Example
This is a test website to show what CHTTPD is capable of.
CHTTPD is written in C from scratch using threads (I don't like non-blocking I/O) and raw sockets.
Unfortunately, this can lead to Slowloris attacks due to limited threads.
It is not meant for production (it is insecure, full of memory leaks!), and it is only a proof of concept for myself.
For instance, if you refresh quickly enough, you'll get a double free().

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Problem 6. Point in Circle
Please Press F12 (in Chrome) to see the output in the console
You may want to edit PointInCircle.js to test different scenarios


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With the impending demise of Twitter, I felt I needed a space to talk to the world about my coding adventures. I have shipped games when most current professional game developers were shipping nappies. A lot has happened, it seems a shame not to share! Most of the content will be Unreal Engine based as I have wrestled with it, in it's various incarnations, but there's likely to be diversions into Python, Lisp, compiler and tool design, and the the game industry.


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public static final class R.layout extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
background_activated |
static int |
claim_info_activity |
static int |
claim_info_comments_list_item |
static int |
claim_info_destinations_list_edit_prompt |
static int |
claim_info_destinations_list_item |
static int |
claims_list_activity |
static int |
claims_list_row_item |
static int |
expense_info_activity |
static int |
expense_items_list_activity |
static int |
expense_items_list_item_view |
static int |
loading_indeterminate |
static int |
login_activity |
static int |
manage_tags_activity |
static int |
receipt_image_view |
static int |
select_location_activity |
static int |
select_location_fragment |
static int |
select_tag_filter_fragment |
static int |
select_tag_fragment |
static int |
select_tag_fragment_item |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
R.layout() |
public static final int background_activated
public static final int claim_info_activity
public static final int claim_info_comments_list_item
public static final int claim_info_destinations_list_edit_prompt
public static final int claim_info_destinations_list_item
public static final int claims_list_activity
public static final int claims_list_row_item
public static final int expense_info_activity
public static final int expense_items_list_activity
public static final int expense_items_list_item_view
public static final int loading_indeterminate
public static final int login_activity
public static final int manage_tags_activity
public static final int receipt_image_view
public static final int select_location_activity
public static final int select_location_fragment
public static final int select_tag_filter_fragment
public static final int select_tag_fragment
public static final int select_tag_fragment_item


index
module components.classifier.vectors
ContextFeatures
ContextFeaturesET
EEVector
ETVector
EventVector
PairVector
TimexVector
Vector
This module is responsible for creating the vectors that are input to the
mallet trainer and classifier.
If input is created for the classifier then it looks like
wsj_0006.tml-ei80-ei81 None e1-asp=NONE e1-class=ASPECTUAL e1-epos=None
e1-mod=NONE e1-pol=POS e1-stem=None e1-str=complete e1-tag=EVENT
e1-ten=PRESENT e2-asp=NONE e2-class=OCCURRENCE e2-epos=None e2-mod=NONE
e2-pol=POS e2-stem=None e2-str=transaction e2-tag=EVENT e2-ten=NONE shAsp=0
shTen=1
If input is created for model building then it looks like
wsj_0006.tml-ei80-ei81 ENDS e1-asp=NONE e1-class=ASPECTUAL e1-epos=None
e1-mod=NONE e1-pol=POS e1-stem=None e1-str=complete e1-tag=EVENT
e1-ten=PRESENT e2-asp=NONE e2-class=OCCURRENCE e2-epos=None e2-mod=NONE
e2-pol=POS e2-stem=None e2-str=transaction e2-tag=EVENT e2-ten=NONE shAsp=0
shTen=1
The only difference is in the second column (no relation versus a relation).
class ContextFeatures
Inherits from: object
Implements the code to retrieve the context features of two vectors in
the same sentence.
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, v1, v2)
get(self, feature)
items(self)
Private Functions
_setup_auxiliary_data(self)
Extracts the position in the tokens list of the two objects.
class ContextFeaturesET
Inherits from: ContextFeatures
Implements the code to retrieve the context features of two vectors in
the same sentence.
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, v1, v2)
Private Functions
_set_feature_ORDER(self)
Binary feature depending on the order of the event and timex.
_set_feature_SIGNAL(self)
The intervening preposition.
class EEVector
Inherits from: PairVector
Class responsible for creating the vector between two events. Uses the
vector of each event and adds extra features. The result looks like:
wsj_0006.tml-ei80-ei81 UNKNOWN e1-asp=NONE e1-cls=ASPECTUAL
e1-epos=None e1-mod=NONE e1-pol=POS e1-stem=None e1-str=complete
e1-tag=EVENT e1-ten=PRESENT e2-asp=NONE e2-cls=OCCURRENCE e2-epos=None
e2-mod=NONE e2-pol=POS e2-stem=None e2-str=transaction e2-tag=EVENT
e2-ten=NONE shAsp=0 shTen=1
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, event_vector1, event_vector2)
class ETVector
Inherits from: PairVector
Class responsible for creating the vector between an event and a
time. Uses the event and time vectors and adds extra features. The result
looks like:
NYT19980402.0453.tml-ei2264-t61 IS_INCLUDED e-asp=NONE e-cls=OCCURRENCE
e-epos=None e-mod=NONE e-pol=POS e-stem=None e-str=created e-tag=EVENT
e-ten=PAST t-str=Tuesday t-tag=TIMEX3 t-type=DATE t-value=1998-03-31
order=et sig=on
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, event_vector, timex_vector)
class EventVector
Inherits from: Vector
Implements a vector with internal features of the event tag.
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, sentence, event)
get_value(self, attr)
is_event_vector(self)
class PairVector
Inherits from: Vector
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, prefix1, vector1, prefix2, vector2)
Initialize a pair vector from two object vectors by setting an
identifier and by adding the features of the object vectors.
__str__(self)
Private Functions
_get_filename(self)
_inherit_object_features(self)
Copy the features from the object vectors.
_set_identifier(self)
class TimexVector
Inherits from: Vector
Implements a vector with internal features of the timex tag.
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, sentence, timex)
get_value(self, attr)
is_timex_vector(self)
class Vector
Inherits from: object
Public Functions
__init__(self, tarsqidoc, sentence, source, source_tag, features)
__str__(self)
add_feature(self, feat, val)
is_event_vector(self)
is_timex_vector(self)
module functions
abbreviate(attr)
Abbreviate the feature name, but abbreviate only the part without the
prefix (which can be e-, t-, e1- or e2-).
collect_tarsqidoc_vectors(tarsqidoc)
Collect vectors for the TarsqiDocument.
create_tarsqidoc_vectors(tarsqidoc, ee_file, et_file)
Create vectors for the TarsqiDocument and write them to two files.
make_vector(tarsqidoc, s, tag)
Factory nethod to create a vector for an event tag or timex tag.
write_vectors(ee_file, ee_vectors, et_file, et_vectors)
Write the vectors to files.


Authors
Matteo Dicenzi, Marco Demutti, Andrea Pitto, Simone Voto
The compensation package work was entirely made by Daniel Koch; the original version can be found here
Summary
This project handles incoming IMU sensor data from an Android smartphone and performs data clipping and gravity influence removal. It then publishes on the smartphone topic the filtered result.
How to install the package
- Unzip org.ros.android.android_tutorial_camera_imu_1.0.apk in order to install the CameraImu app in your smartphone. Warning: the app works best with Android 8.1 or older; earlier OS versions may cause frequent freezes/crashes
- Install the following libraries: numpy, matplotlib, pandas (you can use pip list in terminal, beforehand, to check if these are already installed):
- Type python -m pip install numpy in terminal to install numpy. Check SciPy.org for more information.
- Type python -m pip install -U matplotlib in terminal to install matplotlib. Head over to matplotlib.org for further information.
- Type sudo apt-get install python-pandas. In case of errors, you can take a look here for more information.
How to run the package
- Launch ROS by typing roscore in a terminal.
- Start the CameraImu app in your smartphone. Then you have to type the IP address of your computer into the app's Master URI textbox (i.e. http://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS:11311, as the default port is 11311). In order to find your IP address, type hostname -I in terminal if you are using a Unix system, or type ipconfig in command prompt if using Windows.
- It is possible to open another terminal and subscribe to the android/imu topic, by typing rostopic echo /android/imu, in order to check the incoming data.
- In a second terminal, type rosrun imu_calib do_calib and start calibrating the smartphone IMU, following on-screen instructions. Then, apply the performed calibration by using rosrun imu_calib apply_calib. The calibration parameters are stored in imu_calib.yaml, available in the current user's home folder.
- Again, it is possible to open another terminal and type rostopic echo /android/imu_corrected, in order to view the incoming calibrated data.
- In a third terminal, type rosrun smartphone computeGravity.py to start collecting IMU data and removing the gravity influence from incoming linear acceleration samples. Notice that this step is needed only if executing the whole SofAr-project. Otherwise, gravity gets already neglected in the next step.
- In a fourth terminal, launch rosrun smartphone clipping.py to start clipping IMU data, when needed, and removing the gravity influence from incoming linear acceleration samples.
- Remember to set flagWriteData = 1 in the python file if you want to analyze incoming data through plots. Otherwise set flagWriteData = 0 to skip the offline analysis. If flagWriteData is set to 1, then also run rosrun smartphone offlineAnalysis.py in yet another terminal, in order to plot the data obtained by running clipping.py


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filling up.
Actually,
the longer it is,
the better,
funnily enough.


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a01_toy_example.Rmd
A small toy dataset is included in the package. The toy dataset includes:
dat.expression
: a toy scRNA-seq dataset with genes (rows) and cells (columns)
dat.tsne
: 2D coordinates of the cells in a t-SNE splot
First, let’s apply haystack
(the main function of the package) on the toy dataset. This should take just several seconds on a typical desktop computer.
library(singleCellHaystack) set.seed(1234) # Turn the expression data into detection (gene detected = TRUE, not detected = FALSE) # let's define detection as having more than 1 read dat.detection <- dat.expression > 1 # run the main 'haystack' analysis # inputs are: # 1) the coordinates of the cells in the input space (here: dat.tsne) # 2) the detection data (dat.detection) # 3) the method used ("2D" since we are using a 2D input space here) res <- haystack(dat.tsne, detection = dat.detection, method = "2D") #> ### calling haystack_2D()... #> ### setting parameters... #> ### calculating Kullback-Leibler divergences... #> ### performing randomizations... #> ### estimating p-values... #> ### returning result... # the returned results 'res' is of class 'haystack' class(res) #> [1] "haystack"
Let’s have a look at the most significant differentially expressed genes (DEGs).
# show top 10 DEGs show_result_haystack(res.haystack = res, n=10) #> D_KL log.p.vals log.p.adj T.counts #> gene_497 1.599646 -25.55327 -22.85430 86 #> gene_79 1.929800 -24.93934 -22.24037 68 #> gene_62 1.519993 -24.68869 -21.98972 81 #> gene_61 1.470475 -24.12825 -21.42928 80 #> gene_339 1.414814 -23.87108 -21.17211 87 #> gene_351 1.408946 -23.62384 -20.92487 89 #> gene_137 1.349994 -23.08019 -20.38122 89 #> gene_444 1.435882 -22.92343 -20.22446 75 #> gene_317 1.386194 -22.38427 -19.68530 94 #> gene_313 1.294544 -22.16986 -19.47089 78 # alternatively: use a p-value threshold #show_result_haystack(res.haystack = res, p.value.threshold = 1e-10)
One of the most significant DEGs is “gene_497”. Here we visualize its expression in the t-SNE plot. As you can see, this DEG is expressed only in cells in the upper-left corner of the plot.
# visualize one of the surprizing genes plot_gene_haystack( dat.tsne, expression = dat.expression, gene = "gene_497", detection = dat.detection, high.resolution = TRUE, point.size = 2 )
Yes, the coordinates of the cells in this toy example t-SNE space roughly resemble a haystack; see the Haystack paintings by Monet.
You are not limited to single genes. Here, we pick up a set of DEGs, and group them by their expression pattern in the plot into 5 clusters.
# get the top most significant genes, and cluster them by their distribution pattern in the 2D plot sorted.table <- show_result_haystack(res.haystack = res, p.value.threshold = 1e-10) gene.subset <- row.names(sorted.table) # k-means clustering km <- kmeans_haystack(dat.tsne, detection=dat.detection, genes=gene.subset, k=5) km.clusters <- km$cluster # alternatively: hierarchical clustering #hc <- hclust_haystack(dat.tsne, detection=dat.detection, genes=gene.subset) #hc.clusters <- cutree(hc,k = 5)
… and visualize the average pattern of the genes in cluster 1 (for example).
# visualize cluster distributions plot_gene_set_haystack(dat.tsne, detection = dat.detection, genes=names(km.clusters[km.clusters==1]), point.size=2)
From this plot we can see that genes in cluster 1 are mainly expressed in cells in the lower right part of the plot.


--- layout: post date: 2012-09-23 00:22:00 +02:00 title: "systemd: modify IO scheduling" ---
One of the nice things about systemd is that you can change the Nice level and
IO scheduling class/priority in a very simple way. I have recently configured
bacula-fd
on my server in such a way that it will not put a lot of
load on the machine:
cp /lib/systemd/system/bacula-fd.service /etc/systemd/system/bacula-fd.service
Then, open the file with an editor and change the following paragraph:
[Service] Type=forking PIDFile=/var/run/bacula/bacula-fd.9102.pid StandardOutput=syslog ExecStart=/usr/sbin/bacula-fd -u root -g root -c /etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf
To look like this:
[Service] Nice=10 IOSchedulingClass=best-effort IOSchedulingPriority=7 Type=forking PIDFile=/var/run/bacula/bacula-fd.9102.pid StandardOutput=syslog ExecStart=/usr/sbin/bacula-fd -u root -g root -c /etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf
And that’s it. See nice(1)
and ionice(1)
for the
possible values. Of course, these attributes are passed on to child processs:
USER PID PRI NI %CPU %MEM COMMAND root 3522 30 10 0.0 0.0 /usr/sbin/bacula-fd -u root -g root -c /etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf root 23380 30 10 0.0 0.0 \_ /bin/sh /root/bin/xen-lvm-snapshot/foreach-domu.sh mount root 23607 30 10 0.0 0.0 \_ /bin/sh /root/bin/xen-lvm-snapshot/mount-snapshot.sh plana/domu-web root 23665 30 10 0.0 0.0 \_ /sbin/fsck.ext3 -y /dev/loop3


When I run a command on a machine that I am ssh’ed into, most of the time I want to kill the connection but have the command continue to execute.
There are several ways to detach a process from the current shell:
The first is to start the process with:
nohup command &
However, I usually start a command and forget to detach it initially. An easy way to detach a currently running process from a shell is like this:
Ctrl-Z
bg
disown %1
These methods daemonise a running process and make the process ignore the SIGHUP command so that when you close you shell or ssh connection, the command continues to run. For more information check out the man pages for disown and nohup.


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Alphabet Scoop 076: Schiller on Chromebooks, RCS rollout, Stadia news
by Stephen HallThis week we talk about Chromebooks and how they’re great for school, the RCS rollout is finally happening, Stadia, and Motorola announcing a weird new nostalgic foldable.
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- Apple’s Phil Schiller takes shots at Chromebooks, says kids are ‘not going to succeed’
- Google announces Stadia’s launch day game lineup and what’s coming in 2019
- Google shows off Stadia interface on Android/iOS and televisions [Gallery]
- Stadia AMA confirms Assistant features, Chromecast Ultra firmware requirement, more
- Google teases ‘Claw’ phone clip to attach Stadia Controllers and Pixels
- Google ‘aiming to release’ new Stadia features weekly, including achievements
- Stadia Founders names must be alphanumeric, can be changed later
- A Google Stadia team member will personally deliver a Founder’s kit on launch day
- Google ‘Cache’ to partner with banks to offer checking accounts
- Motorola revives the Razr as an Android Foldable, $1,500 Verizon exclusive
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CrimPapers
Articles published on 15 December 2017
On 15 December 2017, 11 new articles were published in 9 journals.
Psychosocial Resilience and Vulnerability in Western Australian Aboriginal Youth
Oral Health-Related Quality of Life in Brazilian Child Abuse Victims: A Comparative Study
Constructing A Restorative School District Collaborative by Justine Darling, Gerald Monk
Protecting Charities From Terrorists … and Counterterrorists: Fatf and the Global Effort to Prevent Terrorist Financing Through the Non-Profit Sector
The Role of Turning Points in Establishing Baseline Differences Between People in Developmental and Life-Course Criminology by John H. Boman, Thomas J. Mowen
Of Monsters and Men: Exploring Serial Murderers’ Discourses of Neutralization by Veronyka James, Jennifer Gossett
The Differential Representation of Latina and Black Female Victims in Front-Page News Stories: A Qualitative Document Analysis by Danielle C. Slakoff, Pauline K. Brennan
The Impact of Residential Change and Housing Stability on Recidivism: Pilot Results From the Maryland Opportunities Through Vouchers Experiment (move)
Review of Kelly A. Gates. 2011. Our Biometric Future: Facial Recognition Technology and the Culture of Surveillance . New York: New York University Press. Pp 274, $27.00 Paper, Isbn<PHONE_NUMBER>106
Waves of the Black Banner: An Exploratory Study on the Dutch Jihadist Foreign Fighter Contingent in Syria and Iraq by Reinier Bergema, Marion van San
Note: although this article was published on 13 November 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 15 December 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.
Transitional Journeys Into and Out of Extremism. A Biographical Approach by Stijn Sieckelinck, Elga Sikkens, Marion van San, Sita Kotnis, Micha de Winter
Note: although this article was published on 21 November 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 15 December 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


Recall that you can select elements on the page with D3 select...
d3.select("#css-selector")
Then you can add elements onto a selection with the D3 append method...
d3.select("#css-selector") .append("circle")
And you can use the Attr method to set attributes of these elements...
d3.select("#css-selector") .append("circle") .attr("cx", 100)
Now it’s time to try adding your own SVGs to the page. Using what you learned in the previous lecture:
width
of 500px and a height
of 400px to the screen. Use the template folder attached to this activity to get started. You'll need to unzip this file to start coding with it.


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CARTERS LITTLE PILLS SODIUM-FREE- bisacodyl tablet, delayed release
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient (in each tablet)
Bisacodyl USP, 5 mg
Purpose
Stimulant laxative
Uses
- for relief of occasional constipation (irregularity)
- this product generally produces a bowel movement in 6 to 12 hours
Warnings
Do not use
- in children under 6 years of age
- if your can't swallow without chewing
- for a period longer than 1 week, unless directed by a doctor
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- stomach pain, nausea, or vomiting
- a sudden change in bowel habits that persists over 2 weeks
When using this product
- do not use within 1 hour after taking an antacid or milk
- do not chew or crush tablets
- you may have stomach discomfort, faintness and cramps
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- you need to use a laxative for more than 1 week
- you fail to have a bowel movement or have rectal bleeding. These could be signs of a serious condition.
Keep out of reach of children.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a poison Control Center right away.
Directions
Follow dosage below or use a directed by a doctor
adults and children 12 years of age and over 1 to 3 tablets (usually 2) in a single daily dose
children 6 to under 12 years of age 1 tablet in a single daily dose
children under 6 years of age consult a doctor
Other information
- avoid excessive humidity
- store at temperatures not above 86 degrees F (30 C)
Questions or Comments: 1-800-926-5222 M-F from 9-5 ET
Inactive ingredients
Croscarmellose Sodium, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Lactose, Magnesium Stearate, Methacrylic Acid Copolymer, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Talc, Triacetin, Triethyl Citrate, Zea mays (Corn) Starch
Principal Display
Overnight Relief Guaranteed
CARTERS
LITTLE
PILLS
Carter's
BISACODYL DELAYED-RELEASED TABLETS
STIMULANT LAXATIVE
Sodium-Free
ENTERIC COATED 25 TABLETS
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Church & Dwight Co., Inc.


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Fishermen's Guild Member Linneus:
You found the
red treasure box
? Well, I hope you didn't open it! Let me see... Hmm, this isn't the box I'm looking for.