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[Local]
Unzip and copy files & folders to root of local hosting directory.
[FTP]
Unzip and upload files & folders to root of live hosting directory.
PHPMyAdmin
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Things to remember:
localhost
http://yourserver.com/
localhost
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admin
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Professional Developers
Quality Theme Stores
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Base64 Encoding
TimThumb Images
Just themes that cost $$
“Premium” doesn't guarantee quality
Speed: Test the demo page
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Security: Run Theme Check plugin
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You've got an existing theme,
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style.css
functions.php
style.css
/*
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Author: John Doe
Author URI: http://example.com
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Version: 1.0.0
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License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
Tags: light, dark, two-columns, right-sidebar, responsive-layout, accessibility-ready
Text Domain: twenty-sixteen-child
*/
style.css
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The “Template” is the folder name of the parent theme.
Start writing your CSS overrides below.

Added to functions.php
<?php
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'enqueue_google_fonts' );
function enqueue_google_fonts() {
wp_dequeue_style( 'twentyfifteen-fonts-css' );
wp_enqueue_style( 'google-fonts',
'//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,400italic,700,700italic|Merriweather:400,400italic,700,700italic' );
}
?>
Add to style.css
body {
font-family: Lato;
}
h1, h2 {
font-family: Merriweather;
}
WordPress has a set way of naming template files for any kind of content a theme or plugin can create.
If you use any filenames that match the WP naming convention, you'll override the parent theme's files.
Single Post: “Intermediate WordPress”
single-post.php
single.php
singular.php
index.php
Post Category = /music/
category-music.php
category.php
archive.php
index.php
Single Page: “Contact Me” (id = 38)
page-contact-me.php
page-38.php
page.php
singular.php
index.php
Post Type Archive = /events/
archive-events.php
archive.php
index.php
Post Type Single = /events/
single-events.php
single.php
singular.php
index.php
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Best security with the least set-up work
Scan site for vulnerabilities / compromises
A lot more work up front, but more configurable
Plays nicer with certain other plugins
Schedule backups of your database & files
Store backups on Dropbox, Google Drive, or Amazon S3
Pro Version: $75
Update all your WP sites from 1 dashboard
Create cached copies of all your site pages
Minify and concatenate your scripts & styles
Less complex than W3 Total Cache
Just caching, not minifying / concatenating
Maintained by Automattic
Works in the background to compress all images upoaded to the site
Bulk optimizes existing images
Customize post / page titles and meta for search engines
Scan content for target search terms
Authenticate through Google, or paste your tracking number
Automatically adds GA code to all posts/pages
Forms
Custom Content
Styles
Sales
Advanced drag & drop form creator
Customizable email routing for submissions
Bulk export entries
Pro Version: $70
Similar features to Formidable Pro, cost $40
Super “simple,” but not accessible at all
Create custom post types and taxonomies
Create custom fields for post types and taxonomies
Separate, paid upgrade from same developers
Create custom template pages without writing PHP
Part of a $150 plugin package
Create custom field groups and attach them to any piece of content
Requires PHP knowledge to build custom templates
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Paste a Typekit kit ID
It automatically adds the Typekit JS to your site
Don't pick too many fonts!
Custom online store management
Display and sell products (physical or digital)
Basic store functionality is free, but many paid upgrades


White Label project
secure your css
- Wrapp our widget inside ID
- Add !important declarations to each of our rules
- Rename our classnames
- Whatever you can think about
3-d party website styles:
button {
color: grey;
padding: 10px;
height: 30px;
}
Our styles:
#wl-wrapper button {
color: white !important;
padding: 5px !important;
}
We need to reset all CSS rules to the default values
- scoped style attribute
- CSS3 all rule
- Cleanslate - reset all rules to initial values
https://github.com/premasagar/cleanslate
scoped style rule
CSS3 all rule
Cleanslate - reset all rules to initial values
https://github.com/premasagar/cleanslate
3-d party modules
#m-wl :not(.disable-cleanslate) h1
#m-wl :not(.disable-cleanslate) h1
CSS inheritance map
CSS selectors specifity
Looks like this?
But that is actually works
Thank you :)
Grygorii Polinovskyi
@polinovskyi
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A way for those who can't see the world around us to passively read signs and significant text
Find Out MoreWe wanted to solve a major problem the blind community faces: not every sign has braille underneath it. Sometimes it's because it isn't feasible, like when a sign is 20 feet in the air, or sometimes it's because the owners of the sign just never thought to include braille underneath. Either way, this is unfair to the blind community, and we wanted to address this. We wanted to create a portable, real time translator that can interpret a sign and read out the text in braille. After a bit of planning, we came up with tactile.
We designed tactile to be lightweight, making it easy to use on a day to day basis. At less than 3 pounds, tactile's primary unit comfortably sits on the user's wrist. We also designed tactile to be cheap and open source. For less than $90, anyone can build their own tactile. Lastly, tactile is simple. We economized and used as little code and as little hardware as possible to keep unexpected bugs to a minimum. This means tactile requires little to no maintenance. Turn it on, use it for the day, and turn it off when you get home.
tactile takes high resolution photos of the user's surroundings and sends them off to be processed immediately
Google's Tesseract OCR processes the images and interprets any significant text
The text is broken up into characters, which are then converted to braille
A matrix of solenoids pressed up against the user's finger adjusts to represent each character


Capt. Malcolm Reynolds: You had a gorram time bomb living with us! Who we gonna find in there when she wakes up? The girl? Or the weapon? Dr. Simon Tam: I thought she was getting better. Jayne Cobb: And I thought they was getting off. Didn't we have an intricate plan on how they was gonna be not here any more? Kaylee Frye: We couldn't leave them now. Jayne Cobb: No, now that she's a killer woman, we ought to be bringing her tea and dumplings. River Tam: You take care of me, Simon. You've always taken care of me. My turn. [she dives through the closing doors, grabs the medikit, and throws it to Simon just before the doors close] Capt. Malcolm Reynolds: [after landing on Miranda] Well, something sure the hell ain't right. Shepherd Book: When I talk about belief, why do you always assume I'm talking about God? Young River: People don't like to be meddled with. We tell them what to do, what to think, don't run, don't walk. We're in their homes and in their heads and we haven't the right. We're meddlesome.
You are now watching the throne, don't let me get in my zone. You tellin' me people don't look at Kanye West like the glitch? I really do believe that the world can be saved through design, and everything needs to actually be 'architected.' Because I sit back and think 'Am I the only one that's not crazy? I'm a creative genius and there's no other way to word it. This one Corbusier lamp was, like, my greatest inspiration. Nobody can tell me where I can and can't go. Man, I'm the number one living and breathing rock star.
Let me begin baby, my name is . Eat steaks off a cold plate. Stoned, listening to Coldplay. Hide spinach like a doomsday prepper. Every Sunday I'm in Tuesday leather. My beard look like Uday and Qusay. Zero to 60 in a Porsche like a cheetah. The moon's reflections off the lake hit me. All I see is C-notes, silk shirts at the casino. The face is silky like a tablecloth. My shorty gallop in the morning on the beach like a Chilean horse. I fixed the game between Georgia Southern and Grambling.


Configuration types and attributes.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AliasDomainAttribute | Obsolete. Assembly level attribute that specifies a domain to alias to this assembly's repository. |
| AliasRepositoryAttribute | Assembly level attribute that specifies a repository to alias to this assembly's repository. |
| BasicConfigurator | Use this class to quickly configure a Hierarchy. |
| ConfiguratorAttribute | Base class for all log4net configuration attributes. |
| DomainAttribute | Obsolete. Assembly level attribute that specifies the logging domain for the assembly. |
| DOMConfigurator | Obsolete. Use this class to initialize the log4net environment using an Xml tree. |
| DOMConfiguratorAttribute | Obsolete. Assembly level attribute to configure the XmlConfigurator. |
| Log4NetConfigurationSectionHandler | Class to register for the log4net section of the configuration file |
| PluginAttribute | Assembly level attribute that specifies a plugin to attach to the repository. |
| RepositoryAttribute | Assembly level attribute that specifies the logging repository for the assembly. |
| SecurityContextProviderAttribute | Assembly level attribute to configure the SecurityContextProvider. |
| XmlConfigurator | Use this class to initialize the log4net environment using an Xml tree. |
| XmlConfiguratorAttribute | Assembly level attribute to configure the XmlConfigurator. |


1. OPTIGA™ Trust management¶
Users allowed to read or sometimes change the following properties of the chip
Here are some code example using the API
import optigatrust as optiga
chip = optiga.Chip()
pkey, _ = crypto.generate_pair(key_object=csr_key_obj, curve=ki)
chip.current_limit = 15 # allowed are from 6 to 15
chip.sleep_activation_delay = 255 # allowed are from 0 to 255
# This might affect your chip, and even lock it, so please make sure you know what you do
# chip.global_lifecycle_state = 'operational'
# This is only OPTIGA Trust M3 applicable
# Disable the security monitor
chip.config_security_monitor(t_max=0)
print('New state for parameters')
print('Current limit : {0}'.format(chip.current_limit))
print('Sleep Activation Delay : {0}'.format(chip.sleep_activation_delay))
print('Coprocessor Unique ID : {0}'.format(chip.uid))
print('Global Lifecycle State (LcsG) : {0}'.format(chip.global_lifecycle_state))
print('Security Status : {0}'.format(chip.security_status))
print('Security Event Counter Value : {0}'.format(chip.security_event_counter))
-
class
optigatrust.
Chip
¶ A class used to represent the whole OPTIGA Trust Chip
-
config_security_monitor
(t_max=5, max_sec_credit=5, delayed_sec_sync=1)¶ This property allows to configure the security monitor configuration for your chip.
Note
Only OPTIGA™ Trust M3 relevant
Warning
Changing the following settings should be carefully evaluated as this might lead to security risks
- Parameters
t_max – Chip allows to perform one protected operation per t_max. If more performed, internal SECcredit and afterwards SECcounter are increased until saturation. In the end the chip starts inducing delays of t_max between crypto operations t_max = 0 disables Security Monitor
max_sec_credit – The maximum SECcredit that can be achieved
delayed_sec_sync – If there are multiple security events with in t_max due to use case demand, the number of NVM write operations can be avoided by configuring this count appropriately
-
property
current_limit
¶ This property allows to get or set the current limitation of the chip. Allowed range is from 6 to 15 (mA)
-
property
global_lifecycle_state
¶ This property allows to get or set the global lifecycle state for your chip. Should be one of
optigatrust.lifecycle_states
-
property
security_event_counter
¶ This property allows to get the security event counter for your chip.
-
property
security_monitor
¶ This property allows to get the security monitor configuration for your chip.
Note
Only OPTIGA™ Trust M3 relevant
-
property
security_status
¶ This property allows to get the security status for your chip.
-
property
sleep_activation_delay
¶ This property allows to get or set the sleep activation delay for your chip. Should be from 1 to 255. (time the chip should wait after all operations are finished before going to sleep)
-
property
uid
¶ This property allows to get a Coprocessor Unique ID. It will be returned as a namedtuple class. Example
UID(cim_id='cd', platform_id='16', model_id='33', rommask_id='9301', chip_type='001c00050000', batch_num='0a09a413000a', x_coord='007d', y_coord='003b', fw_id='80101071', fw_build='2440')
-


Introduction
This is a Markdown Abbreviation test to insure support for the abbreviation markup.
Abbreviations
Abbreviations Markdown
*[HTML]: Hyper Text Markup Language
*[W3C]: World Wide Web Consortium
*[YXZ]: An Abbreviation that is not in the document
This test is successful if the markdown generates the proper HTML. The test is successful if in the text below:
- each occurance of HTML in the text has a hover tool tip that defines the abbreviation.
- each occurance of W3C in the text has a hover tool tip that defines the abbreviation.
this is an abbreviation HTML inside of back ticks
Footnotes
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Now is the time[^undefinedFootnote] for all goodmen[^somesamplefootnote] to come to the aid of their country.
Right after the word `time` above is a footnote reference which has not been defined.
[^somesamplefootnote]: Here is the text of the footnote itself. Footnotes can be a large body of text. They will appear at the end of the document with a horizontal rule above them. Footnotes can contain _markdown_ which will be processed properly.
[^footnotewithoutaref]: Here is a definition of a footnote that does not have a reference in the text.
Now is the time[^undefinedFootnote] for all goodmen 1 to come to the aid of their country.
Right after the word time
above is a footnote reference which has not been defined.
[^footnotewithoutaref]" Here is a definition of a footnote that does not have a reference in the text.
Test Cases
The HTML standard is maintained by the W3C.
Footnotes
Use the $footnotes
include to see all of the footnotes printed below:
- Here is the text of the footnote itself. Footnotes can be a large body of text. They will appear at the end of the document with a horizontal rule above them. Footnotes can contain markdown which will be processed properly.
Abbreviations
Use the $abbreviations
include to see all of the abreviations printed below:
- HTML
- Hyper Text Markup Language
- W3C
- World Wide Web Consortium
- YXZ
- An Abbreviation that is not in the document


On 11 June 2018, 5 new articles were published in 4 journals.
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Shoot/no-Shoot Decisions in the Context of Ied-Detection Training and Eyewitness Memory For Persons
Policing Bikers: Confrontation Or Dialogue?
Violent Victimization and Future Expectations: Results From A Longitudinal Study of At-Risk Youth


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Outline
- Recording Tips
- Listening to Experts
- Scoping the Course
- Building Assessments
- The First Session
- Maintaining Sanity
- Keeping it Fun
- Research / Big Data
- Specializations
- The Commons
Jimmy Kimmel: 0:58 - 2:22
Johnny Carson: 0:10 - 1:56
Recording Tips
- Office hours - not lecture
- Allow Mistakes
- Eye Contact
- When to Drink
- Video quality is over rated
- Informal Glue Bits
- Let Things Happen
Back to the camera: 0:00
The "Experts"
- Instructional Designers
- Producers / Video
- Administration
- MOOC Platform Vendor Staff
- Big data types
Course Scope
- Slow down about 2X - Part time learners
- Remove "rigor" for "rigor sake"
- Deepen and broaden interesting things
- Bonus materials
Assessments
- Topical
- Unique
- Fun
- Puzzles
- Listen and alter them
- They are you - should include coaching
- Value the student's time
Cheating
- Honor code - sharing
- Leave this up to the MOOC provider
- Teach honest students who want to learn
- You don't need a moat
Be Alive and Present
- Hangouts
- Well placed forum posts
- Face-to-face Office Hours
constructivism
- Blank spaces
- Student owned / mediated spaces
- Each cohort starts fresh
The First Session
- Give it attention
- If there is a flaw, admit, communicate, fix.
- Things can get out of hand
- Let the students help (see constructivist)
Teaching Assistants/Mentors
- Very special people
- Keep the course alive
- Highly motivated to teach and share
- Different skill set from F2F
- Attention from the faculty
- Concern w.r.t. lack of compensation
Keeping it Fun
- The second session is the payoff
- The bugs have been found and fixed
- Teaching Assistants need attention
- Always be doing a little something new
- Drop in from time to time
Research / Big Data
- Privacy - Make up your own mind
- Teacher facing anayltics are nice
- Resist those who want your students to be their lab rats
Specializations
- Very challenging
- A Schedule - Yikes!
- They are curriculum
- This is where it gets real
- Real work
The Commons
- Open licensed content sets a tone
- Social proof
- Paid back many times over
Thanks / Questions
- This is only the beginning


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Chennai man dies in paragliding mishap at Himachal Pradesh
The deceased was vacationing with wife in the hill State
by PRESS TRUST OF INDIAA 27-year-old man from Chennai was killed in a paragliding accident in Himachal Pradesh’s Kullu district on Monday, the police said.
According to police, Arvind B. was vacationing in the hill State with his wife, Priti . The accident occurred at Dobhi near the popular tourist hotspot of Manali, Kullu superintendent of police Gaurav Singh said, adding that the paragliding pilot, Haru Ram, sustained injuries. In her statement, Ms. Priti told the police that they had booked a paragliding flight at counter number 369. Shortly after getting airborne, Arvind fell to his death. A case was registered under sections 336 (endangering life or personal safety of others) and 304 (causing death by rash or negligent act) of IPC at the Patlikuhal police station.


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Course Outline: Intelligent Agents and their Environments - The concept of a Rational Agent, Specifying the Task environment (PEAS description), Different characteristics of environments (Fully vs Partially observable, Static vs Dynamic, Episodic vs Sequential etc.) and Different types of agents (Reflex, Goal-based, Utility-based etc.),Search - Formulating a search problem , Uninformed Search strategies: BFS, DFS, DLS, ID-DFS, their working principles, complexities, relative advantages and disadvantages, Informed (heuristic) Search strategies: Greedy Best-first search, A* search: Working principle, Characteristics of heuristics (admissibility and consistency), Proof of A*’s optimality, Local search: Hill Climbing, Searching with non-deterministic actions: AND-OR search trees and Searching with partial observability: Belief state-space search, Adversarial Search - Formulation of a Game tree, The minimax algorithm, Alpha-Beta pruning: Its rationale, working principle and Additional techniques such as Move ordering and Search cut-off, Probabilistic Reasoning - Bayes’ rule and its uses, Bayesian Network: Building a Bayes-net and making inference from it, Markov Chains and Hidden Markov Models: Transition and Sensor models, Building and HMM, applications of HMM, Inference in temporal models: Filtering, Prediction, Most Likely explanations (Viterbi algorithm) etc. and Particle Filters: basic working principle, Making Decisions - Decision theory and Utility theory: Lottery, Utility functions, Maximum Expected Utility principle, Constraints of Utility (Orderability, Transitivity etc) and Markov Decision Processes: Policies, Rewards, Optimal policies and the Utility of States, Value Iteration, Supervised Learning - Basic concepts of classification and supervised learning: Training set, Test set, Overfitting, Underfitting etc., Decision trees: Basic understanding, Learning a Decision tree through entropy calculation, Nearest Neighbor classifier: Basic working principle, Relative advantages and disadvantages, Naive Bayes classifier: Basic working principle, Calculating classification procedures, Relative advantages and disadvantages, Artificial Neural Network: Basic working principle, Basic structure and calculation of a perceptron, Basics of backpropagation algorithm and Support Vector Machines: Basic working principle, Unsupervised Learning (Clustering) - Basic concepts and applications of Clustering, Different types of Clustering: Partitional vs. Hierarchical, Exclusive vs Overlapping vs Fuzzy, Complete vs Partial, K-means Clustering: Basic working principle, characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering: Basic concepts, Representations (Dendrograms and Nested cluster diagrams), Different techniques to define cluster proximity: Single link, Complete link, Group average, Centroid method, their relative advantages and disadvantages and DBSCAN: Basic principle and applications, Classification of points (Core, Border and Noise), Reinforcement Learning - Understanding basics of Reinforcement Learning: MDPs, Policies, Rewards, Utilities etc., Passive and Active Reinforcement Learning, Exploration and Exploitation, Adaptive Dynamic Programming, Temporal Difference Learning and Q-Learning.


wc-button
Easy to use buttons
Features
- single file, ready to go, import and use!
- small size 2k to 3k w/o compression
...depending on whether styles are embedded
- web component: compatible with all frameworks
- control contains it's own design system
- code is simple enough to change what you don't like
- just import it and use it like a normal html tag
...no special skills needed!
The look of the button can be set through attributes
- color: blank, default, primary, success, info, warning, danger
- size: small, medium, large, huge
- trim: square, smooth, round
- span: narrow, normal, wide, extrawide, full
- theme: light, dark
Varieties
Here are examples of the available attributes
| attribute | button |
| color |
|
blank |
default |
primary |
sucess |
info |
warning |
danger |
| right icons |
|
blank |
default |
primary |
success |
info |
warning |
danger |
| left icons |
|
blank |
default |
primary |
success |
info |
warning |
danger |
| dark theme |
|
blank |
default |
primary |
success |
info |
warning |
danger |
| size |
small |
medium |
large |
huge |
| trim |
square |
smooth |
round |
| span |
narrow |
normal |
wide |
extrawide |
| full wide |
Full Width |
| overflow |
default with some long text, the button will grow to accomdate text |
| mixed |
huge wide round warning |
Uses
as a link, or event sender
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Notes
- inspired by Tachyons but adapted to web components
- also inspired by Shoelace
- supplies limited but useful style choices
- existing sytles can be changed or extended with simple edits


| %^% | Negative One Half Matrix Power Operator |
| Cols | Assigning Colors to A Vector |
| getAffinityMatrix | Get Affinity Matrix |
| getMetricOfType | Get Requested Type of Transforming Metric |
| klfda | Kernel Local Fisher Discriminant Analysis for Supervised Dimensionality Reduction |
| kmatrixGauss | Gaussian Kernel Computation (Particularly used in Kernel Local Fisher Discriminant Analysis) |
| lfda | Local Fisher Discriminant Analysis for Supervised Dimensionality Reduction |
| plot.lfda | 3D Visualization for LFDA/KLFDA Result |
| predict.lfda | LFDA Transformation/Prediction on New Data |
| print.lfda | Print an lfda object |
| repmat | Matlab-Syntaxed Repmat |
| self | Semi-Supervised Local Fisher Discriminant Analysis(SELF) for Semi-Supervised Dimensionality Reduction |


SoftwareStatementSchema
- Active : Boolean
Software Statement active/inactive flag
- ClientId : String
Software Statement client Id
- ClientName : String
Software Statement client name
- ClientUri : String
The Software Statement client RFC-3986-compliant URI
- Description : String
Software Statement description
- Id : String
Software Statement Id
- LogoUri : String
The Software Statement logo RFC-3986-compliant URI
- Mode : String
Software Statement mode
- Enum:
- Live
- NotLive
- ObClientCreated : Boolean
Client created flag
- OnBehalfOfObOrganisation : String
A reference to fourth party organisation resource on the OB Directory if the registering TPP is acting on behalf of another
- PolicyUri : String
The Software Statement policy RFC-3986-compliant URI
- RedirectUri : List
The Software Statement redirect RFC-3986-compliant URI
- Roles : List
The list of Software Statement roles
- SigningKeyIds : List
The list of signing certificate Ids
- TermsOfServiceUri : String
The Software Statement terms of service RFC-3986-compliant URI
- TransportKeyIds : List
The list of transport certificate Ids
- Version : BigDecimal
Software Statement version as provided by the organisation's PTC


For multiselects, typeaheads, and other selectbox needs, we recommend using a 3rd-party component,
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. We've created a Cashmere theme for the component to give it the proper look
and feel. See usage tab for setup instructions.
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date of issue
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billed to
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client address
city, country
zip code
your company name
123 your street
city street conutry zip code
123-555-666
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>example.com
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Kitchen renovations are often the first type of reno a homeowner pursues. The kitchen is where we spend most of our time in the house. A kitchen that is well suited to your lifestyle will improve your home and family experience. Common reasons that people want to renovate their kitchen:
The most important ingredient for success in a successful kitchen renovation is that you and the contractor are on the same page. JB Builders prides itself in executing on their clients ideas and designs while offering useful bounds and advice that only come from the experience of renovating many kitchens. We help clients build their dream kitchen while ensuring the end result can be made within their budget. We also help point out the common pitfalls that many renovators don't notice at first.
JB Builders is a small construction company in Calgary. We pride ourselves on doing high quality work, one project at a time. When we're working on your kitchen, we're completely focused on your constructing your ideas and designs. We're not bouncing between jobs or trying to rush through projects.


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Lightweight IP stack
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#include "lwip/opt.h"
#include "lwip/icmp.h"
#include "lwip/inet_chksum.h"
#include "lwip/ip.h"
#include "lwip/def.h"
#include "lwip/stats.h"
#include <string.h>
#include "path/to/my/lwip_hooks.h"
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| #define | LWIP_ICMP_ECHO_CHECK_INPUT_PBUF_LEN 1 |
Functions | |
| void | icmp_input (struct pbuf *p, struct netif *inp) |
| void | icmp_dest_unreach (struct pbuf *p, enum icmp_dur_type t) |
| void | icmp_time_exceeded (struct pbuf *p, enum icmp_te_type t) |
ICMP - Internet Control Message Protocol
| #define LWIP_ICMP_ECHO_CHECK_INPUT_PBUF_LEN 1 |
Small optimization: set to 0 if incoming PBUF_POOL pbuf always can be used to modify and send a response packet (and to 1 if this is not the case, e.g. when link header is stripped off when receiving)
| void icmp_dest_unreach | ( | struct pbuf * | p, |
| enum icmp_dur_type | t | ||
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Send an icmp 'destination unreachable' packet, called from ip_input() if the transport layer protocol is unknown and from udp_input() if the local port is not bound.
| p | the input packet for which the 'unreachable' should be sent, p->payload pointing to the IP header |
| t | type of the 'unreachable' packet |
Processes ICMP input packets, called from ip_input().
Currently only processes icmp echo requests and sends out the echo response.
| p | the icmp echo request packet, p->payload pointing to the icmp header |
| inp | the netif on which this packet was received |
| void icmp_time_exceeded | ( | struct pbuf * | p, |
| enum icmp_te_type | t | ||
| ) |
Send a 'time exceeded' packet, called from ip_forward() if TTL is 0.
| p | the input packet for which the 'time exceeded' should be sent, p->payload pointing to the IP header |
| t | type of the 'time exceeded' packet |


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Susan Granger's review of "GODZILLA 2000" (Toho Films/Tri-Star Pictures)
Good grief! Another Godzilla movie? The legendary lizard is back in this low-tech, sci-fi fantasy from Japan's Toho studio - one that seems better suited to the video screen than a theatrical release. Actually, it's the 24th Godzilla picture - and much like the rest. Directed by Takao Okawara, the story follows Godzilla as he leaves his underwater home off Japan's coast, destroys a submarine and seaside restaurant, and heads for a nuclear power plant. A sympathetic scientist and his daughter, along with an eager reporter, want to study Godzilla - forming a Godzilla Prediction Network - but the military, as usual, has other explosive plans and Tokyo gets trampled in the process. The twist this time comes from a shape-shifting, radio-active, 6,000 year-old flying rock from outer space, an alien Orga, who tries to gobble the fire-breathing Godzilla. No effort has been made to try to synchronize the silly Japanese dialogue with the cheesy, dubbed-over Americanized English, and the results can only be called ludicrous.  says a diner when the big, green lizard lands near a noodle shop. "Great Caesar's ghost!" exclaims another character. There's also little attempt to disguise the actor who's wearing a cleated rubber suit. Originally conceived as a cautionary tale, "Godzilla, King of the Monsters" made its debut in 1954 and, fittingly, the current Godzilla's size has been scaled down from 328 feet (1991-1995 versions) to a mere 170 feet, closer to the original concept of 168 feet, as detailed in the earlier incarnations. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Godzilla 2000" is a tedious 2 - for die-hard fans only - because "Maybe because Godzilla is inside each one of us."
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The specific libraries covered in the course work include Node.js, Express, MongoDB and Mongoose. As a parallel effort to this work, I picked up the Jest test framework to write all my validation tests for each end point. Finally, I spent some considerable time building an API Container boilerplate which provided logging, testing, and transpiling that I used for each of the projects below.
Of all the certifications I went through on FreeCodeCamp.org I feel the most confident in the validity of the certification. Already having extensive experience delivering an API gateway at American Eagle Outfitters with Node.js and Express, I was pleased to see many of the core connects were presented in the course work and that the certification tests do accurately validate a student's ability to apply those topics to an engineering solution.
Another observation I would make is that the requirements definitions for each project are extremely vague. Normally during a story walk though I would never allow a team to accept a story with such low resolution. But in the case of the course work I found that it actually forced me (the student) to think though the consequences of different design choices in trying to "guess" product's intent.
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--- title: "SOC830 Lab 8: Testing Hypothesis(t-test)" lastmod: 2018-12-28T00:00:00.000Z draft: false type: docs maths: true output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true linktitle: "Lab 8: Testing Hypothesis(t-test)" menu: docs: parent: SOC830(SOCI702) weight: 45 ---
The eighth lab session covers the following:
We will use two packages for this lab. Load them using the following code:
library(sjlabelled)
library(sjmisc)
Also, run the following code. Otherwise, you will see scientific notations (e.g., 2e-16) instead of numbers in the R output
options(digits=5, scipen=15)
This lab uses the 2012 AuSSa dataset. You can download the file of this dataset in the course website(iLearn). Download the data file and put it in your working directory. Then, run the following code:
aus2012 <-readRDS("aussa2012.rds")
The dataset is loaded as aus2012.
The standard working hours per week in Australia is currently 38. Let’s test whether Australians work, on average, less than 38 hours per week. Using a variable of weekly working hours (wrkhrs), we will test whether the average working hours of Australians is less than 38 hours. Thus, our research hypothesis is that Australians work, on average, less than 38 hours per week, and the null hypothesis is that Australians work, on average, 38 or more hours per week. Consequently, we will use a one-tailed t-test. Also, this is one-sample t-test because we compare a sample mean with the population mean.
To conduct one-sample t-test, ‘t.test(data name$variable name, mu = a value of comparison)
’ is used. In this test, mu is 38 because we compare the average working hours with 38 (hours). Thus, the code is:
t.test(aus2012$wrkhrs, mu = 38)
##
## One Sample t-test
##
## data: aus2012$wrkhrs
## t = -0.983, df = 958, p-value = 0.33
## alternative hypothesis: true mean is not equal to 38
## 95 percent confidence interval:
## 36.557 38.480
## sample estimates:
## mean of x
## 37.518
The output shows t-statistic (t = -0.983), degree of freedom (df = 958), and its p-value (p-value = 0.33). It also shows the average working hours per week in the sample (mean of X: 37.518) and 95% confidence interval (36.557 to 38.480). Let’s set the significance level (alpha) at .05. The p-value in the output is 0.33, but this is based on two-tailed t-test. If you want to get a p-value for one-tailed t-test, you need to divide it by two. Thus, the p-value is 0.165. Since the p-value is greater than alpha (0.165 > 0.05), we fail to reject the null hypothesis. Therefore, it is difficult to argue that Australians work, on average, less than 38 hours per week.
Suppose that we would like to test whether the average working hours are different between men and women. The null hypothesis is that there is no gender difference in average working hours. We use two-sample t-test because we compare the average working hours between two different groups (men and women). Also, this is two-tailed t-test since we do not assume which group works more or less than the other group.
To conduct two-sample t-test, ‘t.test(data name$name of dependent variable ~ data name$name of independent variable)
’ is used. In this test, the dependent variable is working hours (wrkhrs), and the independent variable is gender (sex). Thus, the code is:
t.test(aus2012$wrkhrs ~ aus2012$sex)
##
## Welch Two Sample t-test
##
## data: aus2012$wrkhrs by aus2012$sex
## t = 12.1, df = 917, p-value <0.0000000000000002
## alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0
## 95 percent confidence interval:
## 9.3379 12.9400
## sample estimates:
## mean in group 1 mean in group 2
## 43.727 32.588
t-statistic is 12.1, and its p-value is less than 0.0000000000000002. The output also shows the average working hours for men (mean in group 1 is 43.727) and for women (mean in group 2 is 32.588). Again, let’s set the significance level (alpha) at .05. The p-value is much less than the alpha. As a result, we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is a significant gender difference in working hours per week.
Suppose that we would like to test whether there is a gender difference in the proportion of people who have a favourable view of cohabitation. For the test, we use cohabok which measure whether respondents agree or disagree with the statement that it is all right for a couple to live together without intending to get married. Since cohabok uses a Likert-scale ranging from “Strongly disagree” to “Strongly agree”, we need to recode it into a binary variable in which 1 = “agree” and 0 = “not agree”. Then, we will be able to compute the proportion of people who have a favourable view of cohabitation. The following code recode cohabok in such a way.
aus2012 <- rec(aus2012, cohabok, rec = "1:2=1; 3:5=0", append = TRUE)
aus2012$cohabok_r <- set_labels(aus2012$cohabok_r,
labels = c("agree" = 1, "do not agree" = 0))
Let’s conduct two-sample t-test of proportion difference. We test whether there is a significant gender difference in the proportion of people who have a favourable view of cohabitation. Thus, the dependent variable is the newly recoded variable, cohabok_r, and the independent variable is gender (sex). Run the following code:
t.test(aus2012$cohabok_r ~ aus2012$sex)
##
## Welch Two Sample t-test
##
## data: aus2012$cohabok_r by aus2012$sex
## t = -3.08, df = 1410, p-value = 0.0021
## alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0
## 95 percent confidence interval:
## -0.119276 -0.026491
## sample estimates:
## mean in group 1 mean in group 2
## 0.65882 0.73171
t-statistic is -3.08 and its p-value is 0.0021. Again, let’s set the significance level (alpha) at .05. The p-value is much less than alpha. As a result, we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is a significant gender difference in the proportion of people who have a favourable view of cohabitation
The R codes you have written so far look like:
###############################################################################
# Week10: Hypothesis Testing
# 13/05/2019
# SOC830, SOCI702, SOCX830
################################################################################
# Load packages.
library(sjlabelled)
library(sjmisc)
# Run the following code, which will make R to show numbers
# instead of scientific notations (such as '2e-16') for tiny values.
options(digits=5, scipen=15)
# Import the 2012 AuSSA dataset
aus2012 <- readRDS("aussa2012.RDS")
# One-sample t-test
# t.test(variable, mu = "a value for the null hypothesis")
t.test(aus2012$wrkhrs, mu = 38)
# Two-sample t-test
t.test(aus2012$wrkhrs ~ aus2012$sex)
# t-test of Proportion Differences
aus2012 <- rec(aus2012, cohabok, rec = "1:2=1; 3:5=0", append = TRUE)
aus2012$cohabok_r <- set_labels(aus2012$cohabok_r,
labels = c("agree" = 1, "do not agree" = 0))
t.test(aus2012$cohabok_r ~ aus2012$sex)


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A student, to me earlier today: "I have been reading [some book], and to make sure I am really understanding it, I am implementing some of it in [a different interactive theorem prover]".
(Of course I have since tempted them into learning Lean.)
It feels like that moment before a tsunami.
Will students soon be asking for formalisations of our lecture notes, as well as latex'd lecture notes? :-)
When I explained that one of the wonderful things about Lean was that you could write new tactics in Lean itself, she was very excited, and started making plans to learn how to do this herself.
I had a student last November who had learnt some Lean at Xena, and I had been teaching some basic facts about congruence mod m in class, and then I taught them equivalence relations and proved that our previous results could be interpreted as saying that congruence mod m was an equivalence relation. The student typed up all the proofs of these facts in Lean and then found me and told me that they felt they really understood equivalence relations now. This was one of the stories that made me want to keep pushing Lean for mathematicians.
I have observed students typing up lectures in LaTeX -- this is normal now; 20 years ago it was unheard of. People develop tricks for being able to do it in real time. Why not a similar sort of thing in Lean? Get a rough idea down, fill in the details later.
You teach enough people how to do it and eventually you'll find someone who decides to have a go.
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pywinEA.population¶
pywinEA.population.population module¶
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class
pywinEA.population.population.
Block
(structure: dict, features: list)¶ Bases:
object
A block defines a set of features that are grouped together and can be treated as a single feature in the population.
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property
blocks
¶ Return the blocks defined as keys in structure.
- :return list
Block names (keys from structure)
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index
(features: list)¶ Returns the indices where the features of the selected block are found in the original data.
- Parameters
features – 1d-array List of features (name of blocks = keys from structure).
- :return list
Original position of the elements that form a block in the data.
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classmethod
merge
(block_1, block_2)¶ Merge two block.
- Parameters
block_1 – Block
block_2 – Block
:return Block
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values
(features: list)¶ Returns the values (column names) where the features of the selected blocks are found in the original data.
- Parameters
features – 1d-array List of features (name of blocks = keys from structure).
- :return list
Block feature names in the original data
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property
-
class
pywinEA.population.population.
BlockPopulation
(size: int, min_feat_init: int = 2, max_feat_init: int = None, structure: dict = None, features: list = None, block: pywinEA.population.population.Block = None)¶ Bases:
pywinEA.population.population.Population
Class that uses a Block as features (see Block documentation).
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property
block
¶ Return a Block.
:return Block
-
create_new_population
(size: int, individuals: list)¶ Method that creates a new population using a given size and individuals.
- Parameters
size – int
- :param individuals tuple
([features], fitness)
:return BlockPopulation
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property
features
¶ Return the features of an entire block
:return dict
-
property
features_num
¶ Return features numerical indices.
:return list
-
generate_random_population
(size: int)¶ This method generates a new random population with a given size.
- Parameters
size – int
:return BlockPopulation
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init_features
(features: list)¶ Method not implemented for this class.
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static
merge_population
(population_1, population_2)¶ Method that takes two populations and mixes them.
- param population_1
BlockPopulation
- param population_2
BlockPopulation
:return BlockPopulation
-
property
-
class
pywinEA.population.population.
Population
(size: int, min_feat_init: int = 2, max_feat_init: int = None)¶ Bases:
object
Class that represent the basic population implementation.
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copy
()¶ Return a deep copy of the current population.
:return Population
-
create_new_population
(size: int, individuals: list)¶ Method that creates a new population using a given size and individuals.
- Parameters
size – int
individuals – list List of :return pywin.population.representation.Individual
:return Population
-
property
features
¶ Return population features
:return dict
-
property
features_num
¶ Return features indices
:return list
-
property
fitness
¶ Returns the fitness value of all individuals in population
:return 1d-array
-
generate_random_population
(size: int)¶ This method generates a new random population with a given size.
- Parameters
size – int
:return Population
-
get_individual
(idx: int)¶ Takes an individual from population by index.
- Parameters
idx – int
:return pywin.population.representation.Individual
-
get_random_individual
()¶ Take an individual from population randomly without remove it.
:return pywin.population.representation.Individual
-
property
individuals
¶ Returns the individuals list consists on pywin.representation.Individual
:return 1d-array
-
init
(include_all: bool = True)¶ Initializes a random population.
- Parameters
include_all – bool Indicates if all features will be included in the population initialization.
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init_features
(features: list)¶ Function that assigns to the numbers with which the genes (features) in the algorithm are encoded the real name of the feature. If no features are provided, the default names will be the column number.
- Parameters
features – list Features in the same order as the columns of the predictor variables.
-
property
length
¶ Returns the current size of the population (note that it is not the same as the size).
:return int
-
static
merge_population
(population_1, population_2)¶ Method that takes two populations and mixes them.
- Parameters
population_1 – Population
population_2 – Population
:return Population
-
pop_individual
(idx: int)¶ Take and remove an individual from population by index.
- Parameters
idx – int
:return pywin.population.representation.Individual
-
pop_random_individual
()¶ Take and remove an individual from population randomly.
:return pywin.population.representation.Individual
-
set_new_individuals
(new_individuals: list)¶ Update population individuals.
- Parameters
new_individuals – list
-
pywinEA.population.representation module¶
-
class
pywinEA.population.representation.
Individual
(features)¶ Bases:
object
Class representing an individual. The representation of its genotype consists of an array of integer values of variable length.
-
property
fitness
¶ Returns the fitness value of the individual
- Returns
float (GA) / Solution (MOAs) Fitness value
-
property


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DH_INSTALL(1) Debhelper DH_INSTALL(1) NAME dh_install - install files into package build directories SYNOPSIS dh_install [-Xitem] [--autodest] [--sourcedir=dir] [debhelperÂ options] [file|dirÂ ...Â destdir] DESCRIPTION dh_install is a debhelper program that handles installing files into package build directories. There are many dh_install* commands that handle installing specific types of files such as documentation, examples, man pages, and so on, and they should be used when possible as they often have extra intelligence for those particular tasks. dh_install, then, is useful for installing everything else, for which no particular intelligence is needed. It is a replacement for the old dh_movefiles command. This program may be used in one of two ways. If you just have a file or two that the upstream Makefile does not install for you, you can run dh_install on them to move them into place. On the other hand, maybe you have a large package that builds multiple binary packages. You can use the upstream Makefile to install it all into debian/tmp, and then use dh_install to copy directories and files from there into the proper package build directories. From debhelper compatibility level 7 on, dh_install will fall back to looking in debian/tmp for files, if it doesn't find them in the current directory (or whereever you've told it to look using --sourcedir). FILES debian/package.install List the files to install into each package and the directory they should be installed to. The format is a set of lines, where each line lists a file or files to install, and at the end of the line tells the directory it should be installed in. The name of the files (or directories) to install should be given relative to the current directory, while the installation directory is given relative to the package build directory. You may use wildcards in the names of the files to install (in v3 mode and above). Note that if you list exactly one filename or wildcard-pattern on a line by itself, with no explicit destination, then dh_install will automatically guess the destination to use, the same as if the --autodest option were used. OPTIONS --list-missing This option makes dh_install keep track of the files it installs, and then at the end, compare that list with the files in the source directory. If any of the files (and symlinks) in the source directory were not installed to somewhere, it will warn on stderr about that. This may be useful if you have a large package and want to make sure that you don't miss installing newly added files in new upstream releases. Note that files that are excluded from being moved via the -X option are not warned about. --fail-missing This option is like --list-missing, except if a file was missed, it will not only list the missing files, but also fail with a nonzero exit code. -Xitem, --exclude=item Exclude files that contain item anywhere in their filename from being installed. --sourcedir=dir Look in the specified directory for files to be installed. Note that this is not the same as the --sourcedirectory option used by the dh_auto_* commands. You rarely need to use this option, since dh_install automatically looks for files in debian/tmp in debhelper compatibility level 7 and above. --autodest Guess as the destination directory to install things to. If this is specified, you should not list destination directories in debian/package.install files or on the command line. Instead, dh_install will guess as follows: Strip off debian/tmp (or the sourcedir if one is given) from the front of the filename, if it is present, and install into the dirname of the filename. So if the filename is debian/tmp/usr/bin, then that directory will be copied to debian/package/usr/. If the filename is debian/tmp/etc/passwd, it will be copied to debian/package/etc/. file|dir ... destdir Lists files (or directories) to install and where to install them to. The files will be installed into the first package dh_install acts on. LIMITATIONS dh_install cannot rename files or directories, it can only install them with the names they already have into wherever you want in the package build tree. SEE ALSO debhelper(7) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9.20120909 2012-05-08 DH_INSTALL(1)


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push prepends item to the list that is stored in place, stores the resulting list in place, and returns the list.
For information about the evaluation of subforms of place, see Section <IP_ADDRESS> (Evaluation of Subforms to Places).
Examples:
(setq llst '(nil)) => (NIL) (push 1 (car llst)) => (1) llst => ((1)) (push 1 (car llst)) => (1 1) llst => ((1 1)) (setq x '(a (b c) d)) => (A (B C) D) (push 5 (cadr x)) => (5 B C) x => (A (5 B C) D)
Side Effects:
The contents of place are modified.
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations: None.
See Also:
pop, pushnew, Section 5.1 (Generalized Reference)
Notes:
The effect of (push item place) is equivalent to
(setf place (cons item place))except that the subforms of place are evaluated only once, and item is evaluated before place.


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Grovemade wood headphone stand review
by Bill HendersonREVIEW – The Gadgeteer is called that for a reason, we report on and review gadgets, which begs the question—what makes a gadget? When is a gadget not a gadget? I wondered about that when I received a new headphone stand to review—the Grovemade wood headphone stand. Is it technically a gadget, or not?
What is it?
The Grovemade wood headphone stand is just what the name says—a headphone stand. It provides a supportive, safe place to keep your headphones when not using them—rather than just dropping them on a desk or table. The headphone stand is hand-made of wood, stainless steel, and leather.
Hardware specs
- Vegetable-tanned leather
- Formed stainless steel
- Solid hardwood
- Cork padded base
Design and features
The Grovemade wood headphone stand is a thing of beauty for two reasons. It does not look like other headphone stands. Most of those are a variation of a vertical post with a perpendicular part at the top that the headphone hangs from. That more common design is functional and can be somewhat attractive but can look a bit awkward when there are no headphones on it. The Grovemade stand looks great with or without headphones sitting on it.
The stand is also beautiful because of its combination of materials. If you’ve invested some money in a good pair of headphones, the Grovemade stand will highlight those headphones and look good doing it. If one of your headphone’s materials is leather, the Grovemade stand’s leather face further compliments that headphone. I’m starting to sound like a fashion magazine here, but this stand does make a headphone look better.
But it doesn’t end there. There’s some serious thinking behind those good looks. Grovemade handcrafts all the pieces before assembling. They begin with a solid block of wood that’s shaped and formed into an oval with a slightly scooped-out center. There are machined grooves at the top for added grip for the headphone’s headband. The wood piece is then braced between two heavy pieces of formed steel that become the stand itself. This steel frame provides enough heft to the stand that it won’t easily be knocked over. Added non-slip cork pads on the bottom help the stand stay in place.
The wood center and steel frame are covered in vegetable-dyed leather giving the finished stand a rich look and feel. It’s nice to just hold and appreciate its solid build quality. Grovemade did a great job cutting and aligning the leather edges to the frame. There are no visual nicks or scratches anywhere on the stand. And since it’s leather, it should only improve with age. Note that this leather covering is on both sides of the stand, so it looks good from all angles.
The Grovemade headphone stand comes in two color schemes: Dark walnut with black leather and lighter maple with tan leather (my preference). If you like the look and quality of the stand, Grovemade also makes many matching desk accessories using the same color schemes.
While not cheap, the Grovemade wood headphone stand Is an accessory that should last years, justifying its cost. If you’re serious about your headphones, the Grovemade stand can increase the lifespan of those phones by keeping them in a proper “wearing” position at all times. Plus, the headphone stand’s flat and solid design provides extra support. With rare exception, your headphones won’t just hang there—which can place added strain on the headband—a common design problem with most other stands.
What I like
- Quality build
- Heavy for stability
- Looks and feels good
What needs to be improved
- Nothing
Final Thoughts
So, is the Grovemade wood headphone stand a gadget or not? Well, I guess if it holds a gadget, then it can qualify as one. That’s good enough for me because this stand is made a heck of a lot better than some so-called “real” gadgets I own.
Price: $120 US
Where to buy: Grovemade
Source: The sample of this product was provided by Grovemade.


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The server do not allow SSH connections using passwords.
The only user allowed to remotely access the server requires a key with a pass
phrase and this user is not the root user, but it belongs to the sudoers
group.
The user that runs the application do not belong to the sudoers group.
The application
This instance does not have SSL enabled, even though the LynxChan engine
supports it.
The database is not encrypted, allows only local connections and do not
require authentication.
Deletion passwords
Deletion passwords are stored in plain text and are not meant to be secure. If
you wish to make sure you can't be tracked without your ip, do not provide a
deletion password when posting.
Ips
Every posting has it's ip recorded. Except for TOR users.
The first half of the ip can be seen by the global staff and board staff. Ex:
"<IP_ADDRESS>" will be displayed as "1.2" to both global and board staff where the
post was made.
A hashed and salted version of the ip will also be available for the same
people mentioned on the previous item. The salt is randomly generated for
boards and is not available for anyone without direct access to the database.
However, root users are able to see the actual ip of the user and potentially
enable for any member of the global staff to see clear ips too. In this
instance, only root users are allowed to see real ips.
If enabled by the board owner, a thread-wise id will be displayed on the post.
This thread-wise id uses a randomly generated salt to the thread, allowing for
everyone to identify postings from the same ip in a thread.
The thread salt is as private as the board salt and is not based on the board
salt.
Conclusion: the staff can identify the same user inside a board, ids allows
anyone to identify the same user inside a thread, the sysadmin has access to
all ips used to post on the whole site, root users can also see that and can
enable other global staff member to access them.
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new CRMClient(connectionString)
Default constructor
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
connectionString |
string | Optional. A valid connection string or connection string name. |
- Source:
- See:
-
- https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg695810.aspx for further information
Examples
{ "connectionStrings": { "default":"Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso; Domain=CONTOSO; Username=jsmith; Password=passcode", "connection2":"Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso" } }
var crm = new CRMClient("Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso; Domain=CONTOSO; Username=jsmith; Password=passcode");
var crm = new CRMClient("connection2");
var crm = new CRMClient();
var crm = new CRMClient("default");
Methods
-
create(entityName, attributes)
-
Creates a record in CRM. The names in the entity or attributes are case insensitive, so all the names will be lowercased before send the operation to Crm.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string The name of the entity which record you want to create
attributes
object Javascript object with the values the new record will have.
- Source:
Returns:
GUID of the record created.
- Type
- string
Example
var accountid = crm.create("account",{name:"contoso",description:"this is a test",AccountCategoryCode:1}); console.log(accountid);
-
createOrUpdate(entityName, attributes, matchFields)
-
Takes a list of attributes and values, tries to find an existing record with those values in CRM, if it exists, then performs an update, otherwhise it creates it.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string Name of the entity which record you want to update.
attributes
object Javascript object with the attributes you want to create or update.
matchFields
Array.<string> List of fields in the attributes parameter you want to use to know if the record exists in CRM.
The attributes specified in this parameter will be used to perform a CRMClient#retrieve.- Source:
Examples
crm.createOrUpdate("account",{name:"contoso", description:"Account Updated"},["name"]);
var me = crm.whoAmI().UserId; crm.createOrUpdate("account",{name:"contoso", description:"Account Updated", ownerid:me},["name","ownerid"]);
-
delete(entityName, idsOrConditions)
-
Deletes one on more records in CRM, and returns the number of records affected.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string Name of the entity which record you want to delete
idsOrConditions
string | Guid | Array.<string> | object Can be either a Guid, a string, an array or a conditions object.
If it is Guid will delete the record with the specified id.
If it is a string, must be a Guid value, and again, will delete the records matching the specified id.
If the parameter is an array, each element in it must be either a string or a Guid, and in each case, the records deleted will be the ones specified by these Guids.
If it is a condition object, first, all the matching records will be retrieved, and then deleted.
Learn how to write condition objects: Fetch#setFilter- Source:
Returns:
Number of records deleted
- Type
- number
Examples
var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2");
var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",new Guid("6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2"));
var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",["6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2");
var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",{name:"contoso"});
-
<private> getBridge(fakeBridge)
-
Gets the bridge object between node and .net
Parameters:
Name Type Description fakeBridge
boolean indicates if a fake bridge whants to be retrieved
- Source:
Returns:
a .net bridge that allows node to interact with .net
-
retrieve(entityName, idOrConditions, attributes)
-
Retrieves one single record from CRM.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string Name of the entity to be retrieved. The name is case insensitive, so all values are lowercased before being sent to CRM.
idOrConditions
string | Guid | object Either a string with the GUID if the record to be retrieved, a Guid object with the same value, or a conditions object that returns only one record.
Learn how to write condition objects: Fetch#setFilterattributes
string | Array.<string> | boolean Optional. Either an attribute name, an array of attributes, or a true value indicating that all attributes must be retrieved. The default value is true. An * value has the same effect
- Source:
Returns:
A javascript object containing the values of the record. If no data found, then a null object is returned.
Examples
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2"); console.log(account);
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","*"); console.log(account);
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",true); console.log(account);
var Guid = require("dynamicsnode").Guid; var account = crm.retrieve("account",new Guid("6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2")); console.log(account);
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",["accountid","name","ownerid","createdon"]); console.log(account);
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","name"); console.log(account.name);
var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","ownerid"); console.log(account.ownerid); // outputs the GUID value console.log(account.ownerid_type); // outputs systemuser console.log(account.ownerid_name); // outputs John Doe
var account = crm.retrieve("account",{name:"Acme"}); console.log(account.name);
-
retrieveAll(entityName)
-
It is a simpified way of retrieving all the existing records of an entity. Is equivalent to call the CRMClient#retrieveMultiple method not specifying the conditions or attributes method
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string Name of the entity which records you want to retrieve.
- Source:
Returns:
DataTable object with the records found.
- Type
- DataTable
Example
var accounts = crm.retrieveAll("account");
-
retrieveMultiple(entityNameOrFetchXml, conditions, attributes)
-
Retrieves one or more records of the specified entity that fulfill the specified conditions.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityNameOrFetchXml
string Name of the entity or Fetch Xml query to specify the records to be retrieved. More info: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328332.aspx
conditions
object Optional. In case you don't want to write a FetchXml to specify the records to retrieve, you can use a conditions object to specify the criteria to retrieve records. If you omit this parameter, all the existing records of the specified entity will be retrieved; omitting this parameter is equivalent to write a FetchXml without any filter conditions.
Learn how to write condition objects: Fetch#setFilterattributes
string | Array.<string> | boolean Optional. Either an attribute name, an array of attributes, or a true value indicating that all attributes must be retrieved. The default value is true. An * value has the same effect
- Source:
- See:
-
- Build queries with FetchXML: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328332.aspx
Returns:
DataTable object with the records found.
- Type
- DataTable
Examples
var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("<fetch><entity name='account'></entity></fetch>");
var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account");
var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:"contoso"});
var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:"contoso"},["accountid","name","ownerid","createdon"]);
var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:["contoso","acme"]});
-
testConnection()
-
Tests the active connection. Throws an exception if there's any error.
The method performs a WhoAmIRequest.- Source:
- See:
-
update(entityName, attributes, conditions)
-
Updates one or more records that meet the specified conditions and returns the number of updated records.
Parameters:
Name Type Description entityName
string The name of the entity which record you want to update.
attributes
object Javascript object with the values the new record will have.
conditions
opbject Optional. Javascript condition object with the filter values that is going to be used to know which records are going to be updated.
If you omit this parameter, then you have to provide the record GUID in the attributes parameter.
Learn how to write condition objects: Fetch#setFilter- Source:
Returns:
Number of modified records
- Type
- number
Examples
var affectedRecords = crm.update("account",{name:"contoso-updated"},{name:"contoso"})
var affectedRecords = crm.update("account",{accountid:"6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",name:"contoso-updated"})
-
whoAmI()
-
Returns information about the current user. Useful for testing the active connection.
- Source:
Returns:
a WhoAmIResponse object with the information about the authenticated user in CRM.
Example
var who = crm.whoAmI(); console.log(who.BusinessUnitId); // prints 6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2 console.log(who.OrganizationId); // prints 2b476bd1-aaed-43ee-b386-eee0f1b87207 console.log(who.UserId); // prints 9ba35c25-b892-4f8a-b124-3920d9873af4


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Marvel Hero Project's Elijah Lee Fights for Abused Children
Elijah Lee is an 11-year-old hero who marches and raises money for child abuse awareness. He has been recognized by Marvel and Disney to become part of Marvel's Hero Project.
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#include <processor.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Processor (std::shared_ptr< Utils::Configuration >) | |
| ~Processor () | |
| double | getFreq () const |
| get the current frequency of the processor More... | |
| void | setFreq (double) |
| set the current frequency of the processor More... | |
| double | getMinFreq () const |
| get the minimum frequency at which this processor can operate More... | |
| double | getMaxFreq () const |
| get the maximum frequency at which this processor can operate More... | |
| double | getUsage () const |
| get the current usage of the processor More... | |
| void | updateUsage () |
| updates the value of the usage percentage. More... | |
| void | reinitTicks () |
| void | updateTicks () |
| bool | isRunning (std::shared_ptr< Process > p) const |
| returns true if the processor is running the task provided as argument More... | |
| void | setRunning (std::shared_ptr< Process > p) |
| std::shared_ptr< Process > | getRunningTask () |
| void | setTemperatureModel (TemperatureModel *) |
| TemperatureModel * | getTemperatureModel () |
| void | updateTemperature (double timeInterval) |
| double | getTemperature () const |
| void | printReports (std::string folder) const |
| void | printTemperatureReport (std::string folder) const |
| void | printEnergyReport (std::string folder) const |
| void | printUsageReport (std::string folder) const |
| void | printFreqReport (std::string folder) const |
| bool | isBusy () const |
| return true if the processor is running any task More... | |
| void | power (bool p) |
| power the processor on or off More... | |
| bool | powered () const |
| return true if the processor is powered on More... | |
Definition at line 28 of file processor.h.
| Processor::Processor | ( | std::shared_ptr< Utils::Configuration > | c | ) |
Definition at line 25 of file processor.cpp.
| Processor::~Processor | ( | ) |
Definition at line 29 of file processor.cpp.
| double Processor::getFreq | ( | ) | const |
get the current frequency of the processor
Definition at line 130 of file processor.cpp.
| double Processor::getMaxFreq | ( | ) | const |
get the maximum frequency at which this processor can operate
Definition at line 34 of file processor.cpp.
| double Processor::getMinFreq | ( | ) | const |
get the minimum frequency at which this processor can operate
Definition at line 39 of file processor.cpp.
| std::shared_ptr< Process > Processor::getRunningTask | ( | ) |
Definition at line 92 of file processor.cpp.
| double Processor::getTemperature | ( | ) | const |
Definition at line 185 of file processor.cpp.
| TemperatureModel * Processor::getTemperatureModel | ( | ) |
Definition at line 116 of file processor.cpp.
| double Processor::getUsage | ( | ) | const |
get the current usage of the processor
Definition at line 44 of file processor.cpp.
| bool Processor::isBusy | ( | ) | const |
return true if the processor is running any task
Definition at line 72 of file processor.cpp.
| bool Processor::isRunning | ( | std::shared_ptr< Process > | p | ) | const |
returns true if the processor is running the task provided as argument
Definition at line 78 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::power | ( | bool | p | ) |
power the processor on or off
| p | if true, power on, otherwise, power off |
Definition at line 174 of file processor.cpp.
| bool Processor::powered | ( | ) | const |
return true if the processor is powered on
Definition at line 179 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::printEnergyReport | ( | std::string | folder | ) | const |
Definition at line 142 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::printFreqReport | ( | std::string | folder | ) | const |
Definition at line 155 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::printReports | ( | std::string | folder | ) | const |
Definition at line 160 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::printTemperatureReport | ( | std::string | folder | ) | const |
Definition at line 137 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::printUsageReport | ( | std::string | folder | ) | const |
Definition at line 150 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::reinitTicks | ( | ) |
Definition at line 67 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::setFreq | ( | double | f | ) |
set the current frequency of the processor
Definition at line 121 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::setRunning | ( | std::shared_ptr< Process > | p | ) |
Definition at line 84 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::setTemperatureModel | ( | TemperatureModel * | model | ) |
Definition at line 111 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::updateTemperature | ( | double | timeInterval | ) |
Definition at line 100 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::updateTicks | ( | ) |
Definition at line 169 of file processor.cpp.
| void Processor::updateUsage | ( | ) |
updates the value of the usage percentage.
Definition at line 49 of file processor.cpp.


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You summon a spirit that assumes the form of an unusually intelligent, strong, and loyal steed, creating a long-lasting bond with it. Appearing in an unoccupied space within range, the steed takes on a form that you choose, such as a warhorse, a pony, a camel, an elk, or a mastiff. (Your DM might allow other animals to be summoned as steeds.) The steed has the statistics of the chosen form, though it is a celestial, fey, or fiend (your choice) instead of its normal type. Additionally, if your steed has an Intelligence of 5 or less, its Intelligence becomes 6, and it gains the ability to understand one language of your choice that you speak.
Your steed serves you as a mount, both in combat and out, and you have an instinctive bond with it that allows you tofight as a seamless unit. While mounted on your steed, you can make any spell you cast that targets only you also target your steed.
When the steed drops to 0 hit points, it disappears, leaving behind no physical form. You can also dismiss your steed at any time as an action, causing it to disappear. In either case, casting this spell again summons the same steed, restored to its hit point maximum.
While your steed is within 1 mile of you, you can communicate with it telepathically.
You can't have more than one steed bonded by this spell at a time. As an action, you can release the steed from its bond at any time, causing it to disappear.


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