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Art Institute of Chicago NEW!
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Musée d'Orsay, Paris Artworks in the museum's collections database
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Museum of Modern Art, New York City Includes biographical information about the artist
National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh NEW!
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. NEW! Most but not all artists in the NGA database have works online
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena, California
Tate Gallery, London, UK
Akron Art Museum, Ohio NEW! (Click on the "View objects by this artist" link)
Allen Art Museum at Oberlin College, Ohio Nocturne (Gethsemane)
Art Collection of the Biblioteca Luis Ángel Arango, Colombia
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, British Columbia
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Ball State Museum of Art, Indiana 2 works online
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum, Spain 4 prints online
Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, Illinois 4 works online (Note that this site opens each work in a new window)
Brooklyn Museum, New York City
Canton Museum of Art, Ohio Le Passion
Canton Museum of Art, Ohio Three Heads
Chi-Mei Museum, Taiwan (in Chinese) Portrait of a Female
Christchurch Art Gallery / Te Puna O Waiwhetu, New Zealand
Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio
Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK 4 works by or related to the artist
Currier Gallery of Art, New Hampshire 2 works online
Dayton Art Institute, Ohio Our Lady Of The Fields, No. 4
DePaul University Museum, Chicago Three Clowns
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E.G. Bührle Collection, Zurich (Click on the title to see a specific work, then click on the image to enlarge) Clown Riders in the Twilight, ca.1904 The Couple (La Loge)
Fondation Bemberg Museum, Toulouse, France
Guilford College Art Gallery, North Carolina
Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University, Wisconsin Georges Rouault: The Miserere Series (58 photos hosted on Flickr)
Harvard University Art Museums, Massachusetts Harvard have works in their collections, but unfortunately you have to type in the search yourself
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C. NEW!
Hood Museum of Art, New Hampshire Head of Christ, 1913
Hyde Collection Art Museum, Glens Falls, New York A Judge, 1935
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana
Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland Alphabetically under "R"
La Salle University Art Museum, Philadelphia The Last Romantic, 1937 (click "next" twice to see the painting)
Lille Metropole Musee d'Art Moderne, France (in French)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art NEW!
MacKenzie Art Gallery, Saskatchewan
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, New York The Abandoned
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minnesota Circus Performer, 1906 The Crucifixion, 1920s
Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, Québec The Circus, 1936
Musee Jenisch, Vevey, Switzerland (in French) Paysage biblique au soleil couchant, 1937-38
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina (in Spanish)
Museum of Modern Art, New York City - Provenance Research Project 6 works by Rouault
National Gallery of Victoria, Australia 2 works online
National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo L'Ebahi (The Surprised), ca.1948-52
New Art Gallery, Walsall, England 2 works online
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pomona College Museum of Art, California Click on "View objects by this artist"
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Catalogue (in French) Le diplomate, 1938
Saint Louis Art Museum, Missouri 4 paintings online
San Diego Museum of Art, California NEW!
Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago
The Albertina Graphic Art Databank, Vienna (in German)
The Faringdon Collection at Buscot Park, Oxfordshire, UK Man carrying Wood to build the Cross
Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, UK Search results for "Georges Rouault"
National Art Databases and Museum Inventories:
Flemish Art Collection Database, Belgium (in Dutch)
Art Market: (e.g. records of past sales at auction; sites providing examples of the artist's signature)
Art Signature Dictionary NEW!
Christie's Past Sale Archive (database goes as far back as 1991; images go about as far back as 1999)
Sotheby's Sold Lot Archive (database goes as far back as 1998; images where permitted by copyright go about as far back as 2001)
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Georges Rouault at The Artchive The Old King, 1937
Georges Rouault at The Athenaeum 10 works online
World Visit Guide (formerly Insecula)
Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur (in German) (a welcome screen is displayed for a couple of seconds before the search results appear)
Ciudad de la Pintura (in Spanish)
El Poder de la Palabra (The Power of the Word) (in Spanish)
Rasiel's Wallpapers (Click on the size of the scan you wish to view)
State Hermitage Museum Unofficial Site
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(SafeSearch set to "strict"; go to Advanced Search (Flickr/Google) or Preferences (Bing) to change)
Miscellaneous Sites:
FBI Art Theft Program Port Scene (a.k.a. Paysage Negre or Paysage African)
The Modernist Journals Project (Click "Retrieve Images" to see artworks)
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Encyclopedia Britannica complete article on Georges Rouault Note: The full version of the article is available only if you follow this link. If you bookmark the article and return later, or if you navigate directly to the Britannica website, you will see a 100-word preview only. Troubleshooting
Union List of Artist Names (Getty Museum) Reference sheet with basic information about the artist and pointers to other references.
Wikipedia, the "Open Content" Encyclopedia Biographical info
Wikiquote, compendium of quotations from the Wikimedia Foundation
"Look Inside" and "Search Inside" Books at Amazon
| Look Inside Books: | Selections from the books listed below are scanned in, in high res. Text is clearly readable and art reproductions vary from so-so to excellent. Don't miss the fact that you can usually zoom in via the "View" drop-down menu, along the top row of Amazon's Online Reader. | |
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by Chris RiniI watched the Nick Diaz interview, but there were no jokes to be made about it. The man put his time in the cage and has given us a lifetime of entertainment. The best one round fight ever. Most importantly, he’s been one of the most candid fighters to ever address the act of fighting as a means for survival. His cross to bear is now that fans and media have tasted his brand of honesty, they can’t get enough. If you hear anyone say the words “Cowboy Stadium,” consider walking away from the conversation, the computer, wherever. That person is addicted, to clicks, to the thrill of the Diaz allure, to the fantasy that a rebel can bring down a corporation. The Diaz brothers are a once in a lifetime (once in ever) treat. But we should let them exit the game on their own terms. To continually try to drag them back is a disservice to what they’ve already contributed to MMA.
Take care of yourself and I’ll talk to you tomorrow.
Chris


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Week 1: March 20 - March 26 - Gather data, write initial querying/parsing code, create UI layout
- Use Angela's independent work GUI to create JSON node and POI data for floor plans of initial building set: Frist, Blair Hall, Buyers Hall, and Computer Science. Also create a system for how POIs within these data will be named to ensure consistency across buildings.
- Design and define tables for MySQL database (buildings, bathrooms, professors, students, etc.)
- Write Python methods for interacting with database: query for building/room number, professor name, etc.
- Design objects and begin implementing Python method for parsing JSON data - parse out objects/attributes to be used in shortest path algorithm
- Create user interface layout with Bootstrap - create simple view with no functionality
- Query Page only needs to submit source and destination input
- Results page will roughly include mapping elements with toggles for source/destination floorplans
- Define format of search query data that frontend will send to business logic for processing
- Setup Git repository
- Setup Project Status Website
- Design elevator speech
Week 2: March 27 - April 2 - Implement search query and shortest path calculation
- Setup cloud database and load with data
- Finish implementing JSON parsing method
- Write Python code for shortest path algorithm (first iteration without any heuristics)
- Write Python code for receiving frontend search queries, processing, and calling the necessary SQL query methods, e.g. query for professor name > get office location > query for office location > get JSON data
- Design and add frontend search view and implement click interactions.
Week 3: April 3 - April 9 - Implement indoor/outdoor navigation logic and direction sequence
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- Differentiate and define transitions between indoor and outdoor maps
- Load and serve necessary floor plans to frontend
- Create text directions (e.g. take elevator to 3rd floor)
- Draw navigation lines on top of floor plans
- Write Javascript code to receive necessary navigation info from business logic and display sequence of directions/maps
Week 4: April 10 - April 16 - Connect all modules and finalize prototype
- Finish all week 3 tasks
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- Prepare prototype demonstration
- April 14: Project Prototype Due
Week 5: April 17 - April 23 - Add nearest functionality, setup login, expand database
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- Expand from initial building set - add more floor plans received from OIT to database
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Chapter 10: Web Services
Warning
Same as the previous chapter. Webservices and SOAP fans must forgive and excuse me. It is better they do not read any part of this chapter.
I correct myself. It’s better that they do read it. In fact, I encourage them to do so. The best judgment is the one from those who really know and have used a technology.
SOAP in theory
SOAP is fantastic. It is a language for web services. It is based on xml, and that makes it standard and cross-platform. It is also based on tested technologies, such as XSD's. If there were to be complexities, there will be no problem. Tools will be created, and they will always work right, and that which might seem complex will be carried out automatically, with a few mouse "clicks". The systems will understand each other, and we will break the boundaries between languages.
In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, this is not true. (*)
(*) I don’t remember who said this, but I liked it.
SOAP in practice
But practice does not always agree with us. There are things that are beyond control. Once more complexity is apparent in all its immensity.  Too many parties involved. Libraries that pass native code to XML and are automatically parsed. No one can read a message in a decent way. Errors turn into tragedies. Does the library fail? Is the protocol slightly different? Was the WSDL parsing not correct? But what is the WSDL saying? I don’t understand it! What should be the great solution is becoming the great problem. A good idea, but impossible to implement.
I’m sorry, but this is how I see it.
REST
The appearance of REST services are a clear response to SOAP problems. Everything tends to go in that direction. And I’m not surprised by this. I would do it too. The big ones are on their way. Cell phones talk to each other this way. But they are still missing something. There are initiatives already, but it is not an easy journey. They are lacking a bit more structure and knowing what the services are like.
Watch out. The solution is here. It is called STxT.
STxT: A new approach
We now have a new tool. It is called STxT. How would a webservice be defined?
I am going to propose things, this would be a new world to explore. I'm happy to indicate possible paths or starting points.
If I made a simulation of a WSDL, I would like a set of services to be defined the following way:
Webservices(...): Service: url: http://xxxx/fsfs in: Node1(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: Node2(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) Service: url: http://xxxx/fsfs in: Node3(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: OtherZ(www.demo.com/demo.stxt) Service: url: http://xxxx/fsfs in: Node3(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: OtherX(www.demo.com/demo.stxt)
or perhaps the following way:
Webservice(...): url: http://xxxx/fsfs Service: method: xxx in: Nodo1(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: Nodo2(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) Service: method: yyy in: Nodo3(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: OtroZ(www.demo.com/demo.stxt) Service: method: zzz in: Nodo3(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) out: OtroX(www.demo.com/demo.stxt)
At this point I wouldn't want to say anything else. I do not dare, but I guess you have already grasped the idea: simplify. Everything is much simpler when STxT comes into play. Everything is clearer. And defined.
We had SOAP, REST, and now...
SWS: Semantic web services!!
Well, as it is an http(s) service we could also do something hybrid ;-)
Webservices(...): Service: url: http://www.xxx.com/yyy params: param: name: p1 descrip: Description of param1 param: name: p2 descrip: Description of param2 param: name: p2 descrip: Description of param3 out: Node2(www.example.com/nodo.stxt) Service: url: http://www.xxx.com/ttt out: OtherZ(www.demo.com/demo.stxt) Service: url: http://www.xxx.com/zzz out: OtherX(www.demo.com/demo.stxt)
There are many possibilities, I like them all with STxT ;-)
A final proposal
At the end I've done it. Initially I didn't want to, but I could not avoid doing it.
I'm going to make a proposal for a webservices definition, and I'm also going to make it available. It will be similar to the previous examples we've seen.
Grammar
The grammar is available in www.semantictext.info/web_services.stxt
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Namespace definition (www.semantictext.info/namespace.stxt): Node Definition: Type:NODE Name:wsd Alias:Web Service Definitions Child: Node:SWS Service Num:* Child: Node:Hybrid Service Num:* Child: Node:REST Service Num:* Node Definition: Type:NODE Name:sws_service Alias:SWS Service Child: Node:Url Num:1 Child: Node:Input Document Num:1 Child: Node:Output Document Num:1 Child: Node:Description Num:? Node Definition: Type:NODE Name:hybrid_service Alias:Hybrid Service Alias:Hy Service Child: Node:Url Num:1 Child: Node:Method Num:1 Child: Node:Params Encoding Num:1 Child: Node:Param Num:* Child: Node:Output Document Num:1 Child: Node:Description Num:? Node Definition: Type:NODE Name:REST Service Child: Node:Url Num:1 Child: Node:Method Num:1 Child: Node:Params Encoding Num:1 Child: Node:Param Num:* Child: Node:Description Num:? Node Definition: Type:NODE Name:Param Child: Node:Name Num:1 Child: Node:Descrip Num:? Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Url Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Params Encoding Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Input Document Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Output Document Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Name Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:descrip Alias:Description Node Definition: Type:TEXT Name:Method
The explanation
The STxT document responsible for defining one (or several webservices) will be a document of the type:
Web Service Definitions(www.semantictext.info/web_services.stxt)
This document lets us define 3 different types of services:
- SWS Service: An STxT input document (UTF-8 encoding) and an STxT output document (UTF-8). The POST method will be used since it is the most advisable one for this type of delivery. This would be a pure web service using only STxT.
- Hybrid Service: Http input parameters and an STxT output document. The expected parameter encoding (usually ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8) can be specified and also the http method to run (GET or POST generally).
- REST Service: Standard http entry parameters and a standard output reply (json, xml, csv, etc.). Just like the hybrid we can also specify the encoding and http method to run.
In the three different types, it is necessary to specify the url to be executed. It is also recommended to use the descrip field to give an explanation of what the webservice does.
Both the SWS and the Hybrid must return a valid STxT document, so the output should be in UTF-8.
An example of HTTP message for a pure SWS service:
POST /url/of/webservice HTTP/1.0 Host: www.example.demo Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 A node(www.example.demo/ws.stxt): Document: This is a demo Text: Hello world!!! Client: Id:1 Name:Evelyn Client: Id:2 Name:John
The example
Web Service Definitions(www.semantictext.info/web_services.stxt): SWS Service: Url: http://www.ws.demo/example_sws_1.ws Input Document: Example Input (webservice.demo/example.stxt) Output Document: Example Output (webservice.demo/example.stxt) Description: Description of the webservice SWS Service: Url: http://www.ws.demo/example_sws_1.ws Input Document: Demo Input (webservice.demo/demo.stxt) Output Document: Demo Output (webservice.demo/demo.stxt) Description: Description of the webservice SWS Service: Url: http://www.ws.demo/example_sws_2.ws Input Document: Example Input (webservice.demo/example.stxt) Output Document: Example Output (webservice.demo/example.stxt) Description: Description of the webservice Hybrid Service: Url: http://www.ws.demo/example_hybrid.ws Method: POST Params Encoding: UTF-8 Param: Name:param_1 Description: Description of param_1 Param: Name:param_n Description: Description of param_n Output Document: Example Output (webservice.demo/example.stxt) Description: Description of the webservice REST Service: Url: http://www.ws.demo/example_rest.ws Method: POST Params Encoding: UTF-8 Param: Name:param_1 Description: Descripción de param_1 Param: Name:param_n Description: Descripción de param_n Description: Description of the webservice The response is in **JSON** format. Example: {response:code, message:"A message"} Code results: * 0: OK * 1: Warning * 2: Error * 3: Fatal error
The thought
In a few lines we have condensed a large amount of information, but in a very clear and simple way.
Can you imagine what an equivalent WSDL document would be like?
And the associated SOAP messages?
We can say that in one single chapter we have explained how the webservices could be, if their implementation and definition is based on STxT.
Our webservice definition is equally useful for humans and for machines, as it contains all the information needed for using a webservice efficiently. In addition, creating an implementation should be relatively simple.


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by Hector Correa at 2021-09-16 14:19:16.The response I get from https://bibdata.princeton.edu/bibliographic/99125378834306421/holdings/22897184810006421/availability.json? is: [ { "barcode": "", "id": "23897184800006421", "holdingid": "22897184810006421", "copynumber": "1", "status": "Not Available", "statuslabel": "Acquisition", "statussource": "processtype", "processtype": "ACQ", "onreserve": "N", "itemtype": "Gen", "pickuplocationid": "recap", "pickuplocationcode": "recap", "location": "recap$pa", "label": "ReCAP - Remote Storage", "description": "", "enumdisplay": "", "chrondisplay": "", "intemplibrary": false } ]
@carolyncole where did you get the nil status response from?
The item must have been updated in Alma since the status is not nil anymore.
I would suggest that we update bib data to log the mms_id
if we get nil from Alma on that specific field. That way we will have more information if/when the issue happens again. Perhaps log it as a WARN.
@carolyncole checked through the response again and it was not a bibdata issue it is a requests issue. I don't think also there is a possibility in alma to have an item in a process type and missing information on the label that we get from there.
I would suggest that we update bib data to log the
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if we get nil from Alma on that specific field. That way we will have more information if/when the issue happens again. Perhaps log it as a WARN.
@hectorcorrea if you would like open a new issue for your suggestion?
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by Hector Correa at 2021-09-16 14:26:26.Discussed with @mzelesky: Submit collection cannot be implemented with this change until after October 12th. The spreadsheet of bibids has been completed. This work can begin on October 4th.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-09-16 15:20:08.The names have been updated in Alma.
Thank you @mzelesky
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-09-17 00:46:26.Actually you are pinned to s specific reference, so it may not me needed
Thanks @carolyncole. We were talking about whether / how we might be able to move away from pul_assets, so we'll probably circle back to this once we finish the spotlight upgrade we're undertaking now.
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by None at 2021-09-16 17:25:23.@tpendragon After running this with the deletes off a lot of times via console on both staging and prod, here's where we landed. What do you think?
I'm thinking squash-merge, deploy and run, then remove the code. That way it's in our history if we ever want to refer to it again or use it again (😞 ).
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-09-16 19:29:07.I'm guessing not. The noid is the FiggyID. Each resource has a different exhibit and solr document.
Yeah this is fine. Our implementation has one resource per figgy resource per collection it's in.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-09-16 17:31:23.This work was in support of this ticket: https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-development/issues/462 I have since manually completed the data changes requested in that ticket. I wonder whether we should devote any more time to this, given how difficult it appears to be to get it working, and the many other demands on our time as a team.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-09-16 10:59:33.I have found that there is a very quick solution for this with the addition of Marathi
using the following:
https://git.atmire.com/clients/princeton-5/-/blob/dataspace-prod/dspace/config/input-forms.xml#L3041
This has been temporarily resolved with the following:
Would it be simpler for us to include this change in the file at https://git.atmire.com/clients/princeton-5/-/blob/dataspace-prod/dspace/config/input-forms.xml#L3041 properly under source control to consider this completed?
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-09-16 17:31:24.Tested manually on staging and verified; prepping a PR to GitLab repo.
PR ready for review/testing on dev in GitLab - https://git.atmire.com/clients/princeton-5/-/merge_requests/39
Raise this issue with the stakeholder (awareness of the highly manual process).
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by None at 2021-09-16 19:35:25.When reindexing at 500/batch Solr8 threw a timeout error. Trying to run it with 100/batch and pointed directly at the leader now. I also disabled soft commits by overriding Valkyrie::Persistence::Solr::Repository::COMMIT_PARAMS = {}.freeze
before the task ran.
Current estimate is 14 hours for 6,724,594 objects, but it just started so that estimate will probably go up.
Error below:
**2021-09-16 23:34:00.233 ERROR (qtp2081191879-918) [c:figgy-production s:shard1 r:core_node6 x:figgy-production_shard1_replica_n4] o.a.s.u.SolrCmdDistributor java.io.IOException: Request processing has stalled for 20095ms with 100 remaining elements in the queue.
at org.apache.solr.client.solrj.impl.ConcurrentUpdateHttp2SolrClient.request(ConcurrentUpdateHttp2SolrClient.java:448)
at org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrClient.request(SolrClient.java:1290)
at org.apache.solr.update.SolrCmdDistributor.doRequest(SolrCmdDistributor.java:344)
at org.apache.solr.update.SolrCmdDistributor.submit(SolrCmdDistributor.java:337)**
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-09-16 15:54:03.Thank you @XanderGardner !
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@dependabot rebase
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@dependabot rebase
We're just going to remove rdoc instead.
OK, I won't notify you again about this release, but will get in touch when a new version is available. If you'd rather skip all updates until the next major or minor version, let me know by commenting @dependabot ignore this major version
or @dependabot ignore this minor version
.
If you change your mind, just re-open this PR and I'll resolve any conflicts on it.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-09-16 19:29:13.It looks like Stackmap has the right data, at least it seems to find the call number "NA1080.R85 B54 2019" for MMS_ID<PHONE_NUMBER>3506421 if I manually test it on the app
Coverage remained the same at 96.97% when pulling b88d42df81dd8fda6c9c4fefe64a1cda1530e23a on remove_sdoc into ca686d886207c8f5426b94b2d2f5764e91ae9a7f on main.
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Closing in favor of #2735
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-09-16 15:06:06.complete! thank you @kayiwa
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by None at 2021-09-16 11:59:07.A primary goal that has been discussed for this issue is to set up a git server, convert the SVN repository to git, and migrate the git repository to the new git server. Users could then access the repository via the git plugin for Oxygen, among other methods.
A process would need to be developed to sync EAD content from ASpace to the git repository periodically (for example, weekly or monthly).
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-09-16 15:54:30.https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1649#issuecomment-920880011
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-09-16 18:55:01.


21 March 1996
Disease Outbreak Reported
The UK has analyzed cases of CJD that have occurred in 10 adults below 42 years of age during the past year. The disease in these cases differs from classical CJD in several respects:
There is no direct evidence of a link between these cases and bovine spongiform
encephalitis (BSE). However, in the absence of any apparent cause, the most likely
explanation at present is that these cases are linked to exposure to BSE before control
measures were instituted in the UK in 1989. The measures now in force in the UK are
considered to have minimized any possible risk from eating beef.
No similar pattern of disease has been recognized in humans in any other country although BSE has also occurred in animals in Ireland, France, Portugal, and Switzerland. Precautions have been taken in these countries to avoid any possible risk to people from beef consumption.
WHO recommends that national health authorities be notified if any unusual occurrence of CJD is recognized in any other country.


Windows 10 x64 (19041.450)
_INTERRUPT_TARGET_TYPE
InterruptTargetInvalid = 0n0
InterruptTargetAllIncludingSelf = 0n1
InterruptTargetAllExcludingSelf = 0n2
InterruptTargetSelfOnly = 0n3
InterruptTargetPhysical = 0n4
InterruptTargetLogicalFlat = 0n5
InterruptTargetLogicalClustered = 0n6
InterruptTargetRemapIndex = 0n7
InterruptTargetHypervisor = 0n8


For Loop Problem
Description: Computers are powerful tools for processing large quantities of data. Yet, the power of the computer does not come from its ability to do highly intuitive and expressive processes but rather from the computer ability to do simple processing fast and accurately. By doing a simple task repeatedly, computers present the illusion of powerful processing. It is with this in mind that we discuss and use loop structures. One of the common loop structures found in the C programming language is the for loop. The for loop is characterized as a self-incrementing loop that contains both an initialization and a terminating condition within the same structure. This assignment will have you work with the for loop in several different situations.
Due Date: September 16, 1998
Turn-in: You need to turn-in a solution to problem 3. This will include a hard copy of your well documented code with all appropriate header, a print out of an execution of the program and a disk labeled with your name that contains a soft copy of your program both an executable and source file solution.
Note: Problems 1 and Problem 2 must be shown to lab attendant but should not be turned in.


| Name | Topic | Used in | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| after | States | process | value |
The state will be processed after the text is displayed.
This attribute is deprecated.
This attribute is deprecated.

The medieval world being the dark place it is,
you have no choice but to fight.
</text>
<text>There's a dragon here.
</text>
<state name="saw dragon" process="after" />
<choice station="dragon cave">Attack the dragon</choice>


A big form example
These are the most common input types
Textbox:
Box One:
Box Two:
Common textbox input attributes - placeholder, value, size, and maxlength
Password:
Common password input attributes - size, and maxlength
Textarea:
Common textarea input attributes - cols, rows, placeholder
Dropdown (aka Select/Option):
Red
Blue
Green
Common select/option input attribute - selected
Pick a radio button:
Button One:
Button Two:
Button Three:
Button Four:
Common radio input attributes - checked
Check Some Boxes:
Box One:
Box Two:
Box Three:
Box Four:
Common checkbox input attributes - checked
Hidden Fields
These are some newer types and may not be supported on older browsers
Date:
(yyyy-mm-dd)
Color:
(Hexadecimal code such as #add8e6)
Submit or reset


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Anastacia
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Not
That Kind
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1.
Not That Kind
2. I'm Outta Love 3. Cowboys & Kisses 4. Why'd You Lie To Me 5. Who's Gonna Stop The Rain 6. I Ask Of You 7. Don'tcha Wanna 8. Late Last Night 9. Made For Lovin' You 10. Black Roses 11. Yo Trippin' 12. One More Chance 13. Same Old Story |


Alpha
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Sometimes you need a picture to tell the entire story. Your photos will be displayed in your stream and on a photo display page.


RAISERROR('Invalid argument for MyUDF', 16, 1)
BUT, this won't work and you will get an error:
Invalid use of 'RAISEERROR' within a function.
This is disappointing (also mention the misspelled RAISEERROR in the message).
Searching the can bring alternatives.
The simplest one is division by zero:
SELECT 1/0
With this people will remember you for a long time (and not from a good side). PLEASE DO NOT DO IT FOR GOD’S SAKE.I choose the one below. It at least allows me to include the error message:
SET @dummy = (SELECT CAST(('Invalid argument for MyUDF') AS INT))And will give error message:
Syntax error converting the varchar value 'Invalid argument for MyUDF' to a column of data type int.
Better than division by zero and definitely better than nothing.
Hope this helps.


Test intelligence class.
import unittest
import intelligence
Test intelligence class.
class TestIntelligenceClass(unittest.TestCase):
Set up.
def setUp(self):
Test win function.
def test_win(self):
self.assertEqual(intelligence.WIN, "You are pro!")
Test lose function.
def test_lose(self):
self.assertEqual(intelligence.LOSE,
"Better luck next time, human trash. "
+ "AI will prevail!")
Test start function.
def test_start(self):
self.assertEqual(intelligence.START, "Good luck have fun!")
Test war function.
def test_war(self):
self.assertEqual(intelligence.WAR, "This is a war!")
Test match_point function.
def test_match_point(self):
self.assertEqual(intelligence.MATCH_POINT,
" has few cards remaining")


Alfredo Morelos Rangers heroics rewarded as he's given big UEFA shout-out
El Bufalo grabbed a double in Rotterdam last night to send Steven Gerrard's side top of the group.
by Gabriel McKayRangers striker Alfredo Morelos has been included in the Europa League team of the week after his brace against Feyenoord.
The Colombian took his record to 13 for the season with a double in Rotterdam, beating the record set by Henrik Larsson .
Morelos has risen from eighth to third in the UEFA power rankings as a result, and has also been named in the team of the week.
Both strikers come from Group G, with El Bufalo partnering Porto 's Vincent Aboubakar up-front.
Other players to make the list include Lorenzo Pellegrini of Roma and Borussia Monchengladbach goalkeeper Yann Sommer.
Gers manager Steven Gerrard said this week that the club wouldn't sell Morelos even for £50m and felt his performance in the Netherlands underlined that stance.
He said after the match: "Do you believe me now? He’s not for sale. He’s not for sale at any price.

Europa League team of the week: Sommer, Erkin, Merkis, Roco, Nuno Sequeira, Tsygankov, Bruno Fernandes, Pellegrini, Verbic, Morelos Aboubakar


public interface LoggingConfigurationTags extends ConfigurationTags
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 4/12/12 at 9:46 AM
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
APPEND_ENABLED
Append to existing log files on start or overwrite.
|
static String |
DEBUG_ENABLED
Enable debugging.
|
static String |
DISABLE_LOG4J
Disable log 4 java.
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static String |
LOG_FILE_COUNT
Number of log files to have
|
static String |
LOG_FILE_NAME
File name to log to.
|
static String |
LOG_FILE_SIZE
Maximum size of a log file
|
static String |
LOGGER_NAME
Name of the log.
|
static String |
LOGGING_COMPONENT
Name of the component
|
DEBUG
static final String LOGGING_COMPONENT
static final String LOG_FILE_NAME
static final String LOGGER_NAME
static final String LOG_FILE_COUNT
static final String LOG_FILE_SIZE
static final String DEBUG_ENABLED
static final String APPEND_ENABLED
static final String DISABLE_LOG4J
Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved.


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This plot aims to visually establish the relationship between the percentage of cloudiness and their relative distance from the equator. We observe that the distance from the equator does'nt seem to affect the cloudiness of the cities observed.


Homework 2
-
Define a function
calculateTip()
that takes a meal cost
and returns
how much a 20% tip would be.
Print to console or write to document the following statement:
"Meal cost: , Tip: , Total bill: "
with correct values in the correct spots.
-
Define a function
sum()
and a function multiply()
that sums and multiplies
(respectively) all the numbers in an array of numbers.
For example, sum([1,2,3,4])
should return 10
, and multiply([1,2,3,4])
should return 24
.
Print answers to console or write to document.


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Where We Are (More or Less) date: 2013-05-24 time: "12:00:00" tags: ["Opinion"] ---
In January 2012, John Cook posted this to his widely-read blog:
In a review of linear programming solvers from 1987 to 2002, Bob Bixby says that solvers benefited as much from algorithm improvements as from Moore's law: "Three orders of magnitude in machine speed and three orders of magnitude in algorithmic speed add up to six orders of magnitude in solving power. A model that might have taken a year to solve 10 years ago can now solve in less than 30 seconds."
A million-fold speedup is pretty impressive, but faster hardware and better algorithms are only two sides to the triangle. The third is development time, and while it has improved since 1987, the speedup is measured in small percentages, not orders of magnitude. For most scientists, getting the code to do the right thing is now a bigger bottleneck than its running time.
That's where Software Carpentry comes in. We teach scientists (usually grad students, since they have both the need and the time) what they ought to know before they start working on large programs, creating web services, or any other leading-edge work. Our hope is that if we give people basic skills, they'll be better able to take advantage of more sophisticated things.
Between January 2012 and July 2013, over 100 volunteers will have run 92 two-day workshops for over 3000 scientists. A typical two-day curriculum is:
As the comments above suggest, our real aim isn't to teach Python, Git, or any other specific tool: it's to teach computational competence. What we've found, though, is that we can't do this in the abstract: people won't show up, and if they do, they won't understand. We try hard to start with the particular, and to show them that yes, this stuff actually is useful, and then bring in more general stuff.
We nominally aim for 40 people per workshop, and are always grateful for local helpers to wander the room and answer questions during practicals. We find workshops go a lot better if people come in groups, e.g., 4-5 people from one lab, half a dozen from another department or institute, etc., so that they are less inhibited about asking questions, and can support each other afterward. (It also produces much higher turnout from groups that are usually under-represented in computing, such as women and minority students.) We use live coding rather than slides: it's more convincing, there's more lateral knowledge transfer (i.e., people learn more than we realized we were teaching them by watching us work), and it makes instruction a lot more responsive.
Our instructors are all volunteers, so the only cost to host sites is travel and accommodation. All but a handful of our instructors are working scientists themselves; that, plus live coding instead of slides, ensures that attendees get lots of "how" as well as "what".
We also run an online training course for would-be instructors. It takes 2-4 hours/week of their time for 12 weeks, and introduces them to the basics of educational psychology, instructional design, and how these things apply to teaching programming. It's necessarily very shallow, but it's still more than most university faculty ever get...
Results have been very good: we had two independent evaluations done last spring (one by Prof. Julie Libarkin at Michigan State University, the other by Dr. Jorge Aranda at the University of Victoria), and both found that people actually are learning useful things. What we're struggling with now is showing that this translates into them doing more and/or better science (the holy trinity of "novelty, efficiency, and trust").
Here's what else isn't working (or isn't working well):
We're pausing to catch our breath from mid-July to the end of August this year, during which time we'll clean up our GitHub repositories, finish the instructors' guide, and generally get ready for another round of bootcamps in the fall. Before then, though, we will have some exciting news to announce, so please keep an eye on this blog—we think you'll like what you see.


For small to medium sized projects I end up using the following in almost every project.
Dependencies
- PHP 5.3.0 and above v7 is coming soon.
- Monolog: comes required by Slim Skeleton and is a very useful tool. https://github.com/slimphp/Slim-Skeleton
- Slim Framework.
- Twig templating system.
- Illuminate: a full database toolkit for PHP. https://github.com/illuminate/database
- Kint: an amazing tool for debugging.
- Kint: an amazing tool for debugging.
The composer.json File
{ "name": "My Awesome Project", "description": "No Description", "authors": [ { "name": "Raffi Hovahnnesian", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"homepage": "" } ], "require": { "php": ">=5.3.0", "monolog/monolog": "1.*", "slim/slim": "2.*", "slim/views": "0.*", "twig/twig": "1.*", "illuminate/database": "*", "raveren/kint": "^1.0", } }


- When the HTML document has been loaded and you can manipulate it
- When an HTML item has been clicked
- When an HTML item has been double clicked
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User presses a key on the keyboard
- User moves the mouse cursor
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User changes a value of an text input
- An image is loaded
- An image fails to load
- Form is submitted
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User changes the option of a select
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Position the mouse over an element
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A checkbox is checked or unchecked
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A ul list item is clicked, show the item that was clicked
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Create an HTML element with any text value
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Remove an HTML element with any text value
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Append an HTML element with any text value to a parent element
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Prepend an HTML element with any text value to a parent element
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Create and add an HTML element with any text value after another
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Create and add an HTML element with any text value before another
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Clone an HTML element within other element
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Add a class to an HTML item
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Remove a class to an HTML item
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Toggle a class of an HTML item
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Add a disabled attribute to an HTML button
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Remove the disabled attribute of an HTML button
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Set a data-src attribute to a img element
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Remove the data-src attribute of the img element
- Hide an HTML element on click (display: none)
- Show an HTML element on click (display: block)
- Fade in an HTML element using jQuery
- Fade out an HTML element using jQuery
- Iterate a collection of elements and apply a change of style on them
- Get the parent element of a certain element and change its font weight
- Get the collection of children of a certain element and change its font weight
- Get all the elements that have a certain class and change their font weight
- Get an item by id and change its font weight
- Get the elements that have a class & display none and change their font color
- Get the options of a select element that are selected (attribute selected)
- Change the href attribute of the first <a> element
- Show an alert with the value of the first <input> of the page
- Remove all items from a specific selector
- Animate an item after 2 seconds from the initial page load


Seam Erasure
OBJ Model:
Texture Image:
Type of Value Preserving Energy:
None
Texture
Linear Interpolation
Global effects:
Global minimization
Data file as texture:
Data file


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Jane C. Doe
"Where there is coffee, there is life. Loves to read, paint and sleep."
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Tyler Durden
"Look at those sunglasses - of course I'm a surfer. See you at the beach."
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Amber Brann
"Never stop exploring. One day I want to see the Aurora Borealis!"
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