she isn't trustworthy.
Q: Doesn’t she lie all of the time?
A: No. Hillary is actually one of the most truthful candidates to run in the past three Presidential elections! Here are the facts:
-
Politifact, a Pulitzer Prize-winning, independent fact-checking organization, determined that Hillary is the most truthful of all of the candidates who ran in 2016, and ranks 2nd overall in a field of 20 presidential candidates, since 2007!
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Just focusing on the general election candidates, Hillary is inarguably much more truthful than Donald Trump.
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Even one of her long-time critics admits that Hillary is “fundamentally honest and trustworthy”.
Q: How does Politifact measure truthfulness?
A: Politifact measures truthfulness on a six-point scale, from “True - The statement is accurate and there’s nothing significant missing” down to “Pants On Fire - The statement is not accurate and makes a ridiculous claim.” Here is how Hillary matches up with some other prominent politicians:
- Hillary Clinton - True: 22.90%; Mostly True: 27.86%; Half True: 22.13%; Mostly False: 14.50%; False: 10.31%; Pants On Fire: 2.29%. Hillary Clinton’s overall truthfulness is 72.89%.
- Bernie Sanders - True: 13.21%; Mostly True: 38.68%; Half True: 19.81%; Mostly False: 16.98%; False: 11.32%; Pants On Fire: 0%. Bernie Sander’s overall truthfulness is 71.70%.
- President Barack Obama - True: 20.57%; Mostly True: 27.49%; Half True: 26.81%; Mostly False: 11.64%; False: 11.97%; Pants On Fire: 1.52%. President Obama’s overall truthfulness is 74.90%.
- Mike Pence - True: 15.4%; Mostly True: 7.7%; Half True: 34.6%; Mostly False: 15.38; False: 26.9%; Pants On Fire: 0%. Mike Pence’s overall truthfulness is only 57.70%.
- Donald Trump - True: 4.38%; Mostly True: 11.31%; Half True: 14.23%; Mostly False: 17.52%; False: 35.04%; Pants On Fire: 17.52%. Donald Trump’s overall truthfulness is only 29.92%.
Q: If she’s not a liar, where does this perception come from?
A: Aside from the almost three decades of conspiracy theories aimed at destroying her reputation, there may be a psychological component to this perception. Studies have shown that women are expected to be more honest than men. According to Julie Dolan, professor of political science at Macalester College, and the lead author of Women in Politics: Paths to Power and Political Influence:
Because the generic female candidate is presumed more honest than the generic male candidate, voters judge a female candidate more harshly if she appears to violate the expectation of honesty.
Q: But what about her e-mail server and the 33,000 emails she deleted?
A: We actually have an article addressing Hillary’s private server. In short, Hillary did not break the law, and many of the widely circulated concerns have been addressed by the FBI.


Vision Portfolio Management Application Layer: Data Feeds
| Application Feeds |
Data Feed: IndexAccountMaster
Category: MasterFeed
Summary:
The IndexAccountMaster feed is used to create and refresh
basic information for IndexAccount instances. An index account
is an Account whose holdings are created
starting with a list of securities that can be explicitly
provided or derived from a Universe.
The IndexAccount class is described in detail in the
Portfolio Management Application
Classes document. A number of related feeds
are available
to update and derive IndexAccount holdings
and to update other account-based information.
Available Fields:
| Field | Vision Property | Type | Description
|
|---|
| --- Required Fields ---
|
|---|
| entityId
| code
| String
| id of new or existing IndexAccount instance
|
| --- Suggested Fields ---
|
|---|
| currencyId
| baseCurrency
| String
| id of existing Currency instance
|
| name
| name
| String
| descriptive name
|
| --- Other Fields ---
|
|---|
| numericCode
| numericCode
| Number
| numeric code
|
| shortName
| shortName
| String
| short name
|
| sortCode
| sortCode
| String
| sort code
|
Special Processing Rules:
- The entityId is the unique id that permanently identifies the
IndexAccount. When a new IndexAccount is created, this field is used to
update the code property of the new instance. This id is also
added to the Named IndexAccount naming dictionary. It is
added to the Named Account dictionary if the id does not
conflict with the id of an instance from a different subclass of
Account. If a Portfolio instance is later created
with the same id as an existing IndexAccount, the reference
in the Named Account dictionary will return the Portfolio
instance.
- To distinguish IndexAccount instances from instances of other
Account subclasses that may be identified with the same id,
a unique identifier is created by prepending the string I_
to the entityId. This id is used to update the uniqueId
property of new IndexAccount instances and is added to the
Account naming dictionary as well.
-
The currencyId is used to identify the currency in which
monetary values for the index account are displayed by default. This
includes the totalMarketValue and the totalMarketValueCash
values for the IndexAccount
as well as the totalMarketValue for its individual holdings.
The default value is US Dollars.
Related Feeds:
- HoldingsFeed:
loads holding records for one or more Portfolio or IndexAccount
instances for one or more time periods
- IndexAccountBuilder:
creates holdings for one or more IndexAccount instances over time using
existing Security Universe instances and a weighting rule
- PortfolioMaster:
creates Portfolio instances
- AggAccountMaster:
creates AggAccount instances
- PortfolioAggregates:
defines Portfolio memberships in AggAccounts over time
- CompositeAccountMaster:
creates CompositeAccount instances
- CompositeAccountMembers:
defines weighted combinations of Portfolio, AggAccount, IndexAccount, and/or other
CompositeAccount instances that make up a composite over time
Sample Upload:
The following tab-delimited feed could be used to create IndexAccount instances
and refresh basic information:
Interface ExternalFeedManager upload: "IndexAccountMaster" using:
"entityId name ShortName
INDEX1 Index Account 1 Index Acct 1
INDEX2 Index Account 2 Index Acct 2
" ;
| Copyright © 1998 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc.
| Updated August 27, 1998
|


Demonstrations of the full sos-js application, a Javascript client to display and analyse time series data provided via standardized OGC Sensor Observation Service instances.
To learn more about the project go to the project page: https://github.com/52North/sos-js


Uncle Tom's Cabin (Told to the Children)
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Chapter 15: Topsy
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1852
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Stowe, H. B. (1852). Uncle Tom's Cabin (Told to the Children). H. E. Marshall, (Ed.).
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.7
- Word Count: 2,252
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature
- ✎ Cite This
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One morning, while Miss Ophelia was busy, as usual, she heard Mr. St. Clare calling her from the foot of the stairs.
'Come down here, cousin. I have something to show you.'
'What is it?' said Miss Ophelia, coming down with her sewing in her hand.
'I have bought something for you. See here,' he said, pulling forward a little negro girl of about eight or nine years old.
She was quite black. Her round, shining eyes glittered like glass beads. Her wooly hair was plaited into little tails which stuck out in all directions. Her clothes were dirty and ragged.
"Cousin, what in the world have you brought that thing here for?' she asked, in dismay.
'For you to teach, to be sure, and train in the way she should go,' said Mr. St. Clare, laughing. 'Topsy,' he went on, 'this is your new mistress.
'You're going to be good, Topsy, you understand?' said Mr. St. Clare.
'Oh yes, mas'r' said Topsy again, meekly folding her hands, but with another twinkle in her eyes.
'Now cousin, what is this for?  I get up in the morning and find one asleep behind the door; see one black head poking out from under the table; another lying on the mat. They tumble over the kitchen floor, so that a body can't put their foot down without treading on them. What on earth did you want to bring this one for?'
'For you to teach, didn't I tell you?'
'I don't want her, I'm sure. I have more to do with them now than I want.'
'Well the fact is, cousin,' said Mr. St. Clare, drawing her aside, 'she belonged to some people who were dreadfully cruel and beat her. I couldn't bear to hear her screaming every day, so I bought her. I will give her to you. Do try and make something of her.'
'Well, I'll do what I can,' said Miss Ophelia. 'She is fearfully dirty, and half naked.'
'Well, take her downstairs, and tell some–body to clean her up, and give her some decent clothes.'
Getting Topsy clean was a very long business. But at last it was done.
Then, sitting down before her, Miss Ophelia began to question her.

'Don't know how old you are! Did nobody ever tell you? Who was your mother?'
'Never had none,' said Topsy, with another grin.
'Never had any mother! What do you mean? Where were you born?''
'Never was born.'
'You mustn't answer me like that, child,' said Miss Ophelia sternly. 'I am not playing with you. Tell me where you were born, and who your father and mother were.'
'Never was born,' said Topsy again very decidedly. 'Never had no father, nor mother, nor nothin!'
Miss Ophelia hardly knew what to make of her. How long have you lived with your master and mistress, then?' she asked.
'Dunno, missis.'
'Is it a year, or more, or less?'
'Dunno, missis.'
'Have you ever heard anything about God, Topsy?' asked Miss Ophelia next.
Topsy looked puzzled, but kept on grinning.
'Do you know who made you?'
'Nobody as I knows on,' replied Topsy, with a laugh. 'Spect I grow'd. Don't think nobody ever made me.'
'Do you know how to sew?' asked Miss Ophelia, quite shocked.
'No, missis.'
'What can you do? What did you do for your master and mistress?'
'Fetch water, and wash dishes, and clean knives, and wait on folks.'
'Well, now, Topsy, I'm going to show you just how my bed is to be made. I am very particular about my bed. You must learn exactly how to do it.'
'Yes, missis,' said Topsy, with a deep sigh and a face of woeful earnestness.
'Now, Topsy, look here. This is the hem of the sheet. Thus is the right side of the sheet. This is the wrong. Will you remember?'
'Yes, missis,' said Topsy with another sigh.
'Well, now, the under–sheet you must bring over the bolster—so, and tuck it right down under the mattress nice and smooth—so. Do you see?'
'Yes, missis.'
'But the upper sheet,' said Miss Ophelia, 'must be brought down in this way, and tucked under, firm and smooth, at the foot—so, the narrow hem at the foot.'
'Yes, missis,' said Topsy as before. But while Miss Ophelia was bending over the bed she had quickly seized a pair of gloves and a ribbon, which were lying on the dressing–table, and slipped them up her sleeves.
'Now, Topsy, let me see you do this,' said Miss Ophelia, pulling the clothes off again and seating herself.
Topsy, looking very earnest, did it all just as she had been shown. She did it so quickly and well that Miss Ophelia was very pleased. But, alas! as she was finishing, an end of ribbon came dangling out of her sleeve.
'What is this?' said Miss Ophelia, seizing it. 'You naughty, wicked child—you have been stealing this.'
The ribbon was pulled out of Topsy's own sleeve. Yet she did not seem a bit ashamed. She only looked at it with an air of surprise and innocence.
'Why, that's Miss Feely's ribbon, an't it?  You stole that ribbon.'
'Missis, I declare I didn't. Never seed it till dis blessed minnit.'
'Topsy,' said Miss Ophelia, 'don't you know it is wicked to tell lies?'
'I never tells no lies, Miss Feely,' said Topsy. 'It's jist the truth I've been tellin' now.  'I never seed dat ribbon. It must a caught in my sleeve. Miss Feely must'a left it on the bed, and it got caught in the clothes, and so got in my sleeve.'
 'Don't tell me that again,' she said.
The shake brought the gloves on the floor from the other sleeve.
'There,' said Miss Ophelia, 'will you tell me now you didn't steal the ribbon?'
Topsy now confessed to stealing the gloves. But she still said she had not taken the ribbon.
'Now, Topsy', said Miss Ophelia kindly, 'if you will confess all about it I won't whip you this time.'
So Topsy confessed to having stolen both the ribbon and the gloves. She said she was very, very sorry, and would never do it again.
'Well, now, tell me,' said Miss Ophelia, 'have you taken anything else since you have been in the house?  Well, what else?'
'I took Rosa's ear–rings—them red ones.'
'Go and bring them to me this minute—both of them.'
'Laws, missis, I can't—they's burnt up.'
'Burnt up? What a story! Go and get them, or I shall whip you.'
Topsy began to cry and groan, and declare that she could not. 'They's burnt up, they is.'
'What did you burn them up for?' asked Miss Ophelia.
"Cause I's wicked, I is. I's mighty wicked, anyhow. I can't help it.'
Just at this minute Eva came into the room wearing her coral necklace.
'Why, Eva, where did you get your necklace?' said Miss Ophelia.
'Get it? Why, I have had it on all day,' answered Eva, rather surprised. 'And what is funny, aunty, I had it on all night too. I forgot to take it off when I went to bed.'
Miss Ophelia looked perfectly astonished. She was more astonished still when, next minute, Rosa, who was one of the housemaids, came in with a basket of clean clothes, wearing her coral ear–rings as usual.
'I'm sure I don't know what to do with such a child,' she said, in despair; 'What in the world made you tell me you took those things, Topsy?'
'Why, missis said I must 'fess. I couldn't think of nothing else to 'fess,' said Topsy, wiping her eyes.
'But of course, I didn't want you to confess things you didn't do,' said Miss Ophelia. 'That is telling a lie just as much as the other.'
'Laws, now, is it?' said Topsy, looking surprised and innocent.
'Poor Topsy,' said Eva, 'why need you steal? You are going to be taken good care of now. I am sure I would rather give you anything of mine than have you steal it.'
Topsy had never been spoken to so kindly and gently in all her life. For a minute she looked as if she were going to cry. The next she was grinning as usual in her ugly way.
What was to be done with Topsy? Miss Ophelia was quite puzzled. She shut her up in a dark room till she could think about it.
'I don't see,' she said to Mr. St. Clare, 'how I am going to manage that child without whipping her.'
'Well, whip her, then.'
'I never heard of bringing up children without it,' said Miss Ophelia.
'Oh, well, do as you think best. Only, I have seen this child beaten with a poker, knocked down with the shovel or tongs, or anything that came handy. So I don't think your beatings will have much effect.'
'What is to be done with her, then?' said Miss Ophelia. 'I never saw such a child as this.'
But Mr. St. Clare could not answer her question. So Miss Ophelia had to go on, as best she could, trying to make Topsy a good girl.
She taught her to read and to sew. Topsy liked reading, and learned her letters like magic. But she could not bear sewing. So she broke her needles or threw them away. She tangled, broke, and dirtied her cotton and hid her reels. Miss Ophelia felt sure all these things could not be accidents. Yet she could never catch Topsy doing them.
In a very few days Topsy had learned how to do Miss Ophelia's room perfectly, for she was very quick and clever. But if Miss Ophelia ever left her to do it by herself there was sure to be dreadful confusion.
Instead of making the bed, she would amuse herself with pulling off the pillow–cases. Then she would butt her woolly head among the pillows, until it was covered with feathers sticking out in all directions. She would climb the bedpost, and hang head downwards from the top; wave the sheets and covers all over the room; dress the bolster up in Miss Ophelia's nightgown and act scenes with it, singing, whistling, and making faces at herself in the looking–glass all the time.
'Topsy,' Miss Ophelia would say, when her patience was at an end, 'what makes you behave so badly?'
'Dunno, missis—I 'spects 'cause I's so wicked.'
'I don't know what I shall do with you, Topsy.'
'Laws, missis, you must whip me. My old missis always did. I an't used to workin' unless I gets whipped.'
So Miss Ophelia tried it. Topsy would scream and groan and implore. But half an hour later she would be sitting among the other little niggers belonging to the house, laughing about it. 'Miss Feely whip!' she would say, 'she can't do it nohow.'
'Law, you niggers,' she would go on, 'does you know you's all sinners? Well, you is; everybody is. White folks is sinners too—Miss Feely says so.  But ye an't any of ye up to me. I's so awful wicked, there can't nobody do nothin' with me. I 'spects I's the wickedest crittur in the world.' Then she would turn a somersault, and come up bright and smiling, evidently quite pleased with herself.


- AbstractStreamItem - Class in de.rcblum.stream.deck.items
-
Abstract version of StreamItem, implements al relevant functions for icons
and animations.
- AbstractStreamItem(IconPackage) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(IconPackage, int) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage, int) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage, AnimationStack) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage, AnimationStack, int) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage, AnimationStack, String) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- AbstractStreamItem(SDImage, AnimationStack, String, int, int) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- actionPerformed(ActionEvent) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.SoftStreamDeck.DrawDaemon
-
- addAnimationListener(AnimationListener) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.Animator
-
Adds an animation listener
- addIconListener() - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.StreamDeckController
-
Adds this instance as IconListener to the children of the current folder.
- addIconUpdateListener(IconUpdateListener) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
- addIconUpdateListener(IconUpdateListener) - Method in interface de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.StreamItem
-
- addKey(int, StreamItem) - Method in interface de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.IStreamDeck
-
- addKey(int, StreamItem) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.SoftStreamDeck
-
- addKey(int, StreamItem) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.StreamDeck
-
- addKeyListener(StreamKeyListener) - Method in interface de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.IStreamDeck
-
Adds an StreamKeyListener to the ESD.
- addKeyListener(StreamKeyListener) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.SoftStreamDeck
-
- addKeyListener(StreamKeyListener) - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.device.StreamDeck
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- addText(SDImage, String, int) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
-
Adds a text to a copy of the given image.
- addText(SDImage, String, int, float) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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Adds a text to a copy of the given image.
- addText(BufferedImage, String, int) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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Adds a text to a copy of the given image.
- addText(BufferedImage, String, int, float) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
-
Adds a text to a copy of the given image.
- animation - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.AbstractStreamItem
-
Animation for the key, if present
- animation - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.Animator
-
Animation Metadata and frames used for animation
- animation - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconPackage
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Animation stack, that contains the necessary frames and framerate/trigger/playback type for the animation.
- AnimationListener - Interface in de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.listeners
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Listener for change of the animation state.
- AnimationStack - Class in de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation
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Structure that contains all necessary data to display an animation on a
key.
See
Animator
for actually animating on a stream deck key.
- AnimationStack(int, boolean, int, int, SDImage[]) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.AnimationStack
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Creates AnimationStack without text.
- AnimationStack(int, boolean, int, int, SDImage[], String, int) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.AnimationStack
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Creates AnimationStack with text.
- animationTrigger - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.AnimationStack
-
- AnimationTrigger - Interface in de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation
-
- Animator - Class in de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation
-
Controller that handles the animation of a key.
- Animator(IStreamDeck, int, AnimationStack) - Constructor for class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.Animator
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- animators - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.Animator
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- animators - Variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.StreamDeckController
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Animators to the currently displayed items.
- APPLY_FRAME - Static variable in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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Switch for drawing a black rounded frame around all images
- applyAlpha(BufferedImage, BufferedImage) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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- applyFrame(BufferedImage) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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- applyImage(SDImage, BufferedImage) - Static method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.util.IconHelper
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Applies a normal BufferedImage to an already BGR converted image in byte
form
- autoPlay() - Method in class de.rcblum.stream.deck.items.animation.AnimationStack
-
Returns if the animation should be played as soon as the item is displayed on
the stream deck


Welcome to Menucool jQuery Slideshow
This demo shows how the jQuery slideshow (or Thumbnail Slider if using the pure JavaScript) can work together with the JavaScript Image Slider.
Enhanced Slideshow Effect
The jQuery Slideshow/thumbnail slider works nicely together with the JavaScript Image Slider which greatly enhanced the slideshow with an added aesthetic appeal.
SEO Friendly
The markup is valid HTML5 and SEO optimzied, with all content always being available to search engines.
A Tool for Web Designer
Its goal is to simplify the process of creating professional image/content slideshow for the web and mobile devices. This jQuery Slideshow will entertain your audience while scrolling what feature your website has.
JavaScript Image Slider is driven by the jQuery/Thumbnail Slideshow
Each slide of the JavaScript Image Slider is triggered by the thumbnaail scrolling.
Rich HTML
Rich HTML content can be added to the thumbnails, or to the description of each JavaScript Image Slider slide.
Fully Customizable
The jQuery Slideshow, or Thumbnail Slider if using the pure JavaScript, can be horizontal or vertical, and its styles and behaviors are fully customizable by tweaking the CSS and the JavaScipt.
Varying Width, or Varying Height
The varying size (either varying width for the horizontal jQuery slideshow, or varying height for the vertical slider) is allowed for the thumbnails.
A Great Way to Showcase Your Products
It is a perfect way to showcase your products. This script allows you to easily animate any series of elements, by sequentially scrolling them.
Wide Browsers and Devices Support
The carousel is completely configurable and compatible with all major browsers (including ie6+, Firefox Chrome, Opera, Safari) and mobile platforms like iphone / ipad.
A Great Carousel
Use this stunning carousel to entertain your readers while scrolling what feature your website has. It has a very smooth user interface that gives your slider an added aesthetic appeal.
Easy to Use
Enhance your website by adding a unique and attractive slider! And it is easy: download, copy & paster, tweak the styles to your desires. Well, that's it.


Extruder-Turtle Library
ExtruderTurtle is a Python library that translates 3D Turtle commands into GCODE that can be run on 3D printers. In particular, it allows you to design objects that can't be generated using Slicer software. Download this library from GitHub!
- What is 3D Turtle?
- What is GCODE?
- How do I use ExtruderTurtle?
- What can you print with ExtruderTurtle?
What is 3D Turtle?
Turtle Geometry is an alternative paradigm for doing geometry. Whereas Euclidean Geometry is driven by axiomatic proofs and Cartesian Geometry describes figures analytically in terms of their points, Turtle Geometry adopts a more procedural mindset, making it apt for use by programmers.
We may conceptualize Turtle Geometry by imagining a turtle sitting on a plane, holding a pen. We may control the turtle's movement by issuing a few simple commands. For instance, we can use the command FORWARD 20
to make the turtle move forward 20 units, or RIGHT 45
to make the turtle turn right 45 degrees. As the turtle moves, it traces a path behind it using the pen. By combining these commands with other constructions that are common for programming languages, such as for-loops or if-statements, we can direct the turtle to draw a variety of complex and beautiful shapes. For instance, consider the following simple program, and the pleasant shape it produces:
REPEAT 10
FORWARD 20
RIGHT 108
If you're interested in seeing more examples like this and learning more about Turtle Geometry in general, you should check out the book Turtle Geometry: The Computer as a Medium for Exploring Mathematics by Abelson and diSessa.
The ExtruderTurtle library incorporates commands from traditional 2D Turtle Geometry, but it also uses commands from 3D Turtle, a generalization of traditional Turtle Geometry in which the Turtle can move anywhere in 3D space. The turtle can move forwards and backwards as before, but it can now rotate about three different axes. These three types of rotation are called YAW
, PITCH
and ROLL
.
What is GCODE?
GCODE is a programming language used to control machines, particularly 3D printers. Each GCODE command corresponds to a particular action to be taken by the 3D printer. For instance, the commandG01 X10 Y20 Z30
will move the printer head to the position (10, 20, 30). Here's a short list of commonly-used GCODE commands:
G01 Xx Yx Zz
moves the extruder to (x, y, z)G01 Xx Yx Zz Ee
moves the extruder to (x, y, z) while extruding e millimeters of filamentG01 Ee
extrudes e millimeters of filament in-placeG01 Ff
sets the feedrate, or the speed of movement, to f millimeters/secondG04 Pp
pauses for p millisecondsM104 Ss
sets the hotend temperature to s degrees, andM109 Ss
makes the printer wait until it is finished heating to the desired temperatureM140 Ss
sets the bed temperature to s degrees, andM190 Ss
makes the printer wait until it is finished heating to the desired temperatureG91
puts all axes in relative mode, so that all coordinates are measured relative to the current position
How do I use ExtruderTurtle?
To install the library, simpy use python3 -m pip install extruder_turtle
.
If you want to use it in conjunction with Rhino and Grasshopper, installation is a bit more complex. On MacOS, RhinoPython libraries are installed in the directory
/Users/YOUR_USERNAME/Applications/Rhino\ 7.app/Contents/Frameworks/RhCore.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/ManagedPlugIns/RhinoDLR_Python.rhp/Lib
Save a copy of ExtruderTurtleForRhino.py to this folder, and you should be able to use it from within the Grasshopper Python console.
Here's a list of ExtruderTurtle commands:Setup
The following methods are used to set up your turtle design:-
The constructor
t = ExtruderTurtle()
takes no arguments and creates a new turtle with a few default parameter values in place:- The default output file name is "turtle.gcode"
- The turtle's initial orientation is pointing in the positive-x direction with its shell parallel to the xy-plane.
- The default starting feedrate is 0.
- The default extrusion density (mm of filament extruded per mm moved) is equal to zero.
- The pen is down by default.
t.name("your-filename.gcode")
allows you to change the name of the output file.-
t.setup()
writes the sequence of initialization commands (which moves the nozzle to its starting position, heats the bed and extruder, and so on). It takes several optional arguments that allow you to customize the setup process:x=0
is the starting x-valuey=0
is the starting y-valuefeedrate=100
is the starting feedratehotend_temp=215
is the default hotend temperaturebed_temp=60
is the default bed temperature
t.finish()
carries out the finalization sequence (which moves the extruder upwards, cools the bed and extruder, etc).
Turtle actions
Here are the commands corresponding to 3D turtle:t.forward(distance)
moves the turtle forward by a given distance, extruding along the way if the pen is down.t.left(theta)
turns the turtle left by a given angle. This is an alias fort.yaw(theta)
.t.right(theta)
turns the turtle right by a given angle. This is an alias fort.yaw(-theta)
.t.pitch_up(theta)
tilts the turtle "upwards" in the direction its eyes would point. Alias fort.pitch(theta)
.t.pitch_down(theta)
tilts the turtle "downwards". Alias fort.pitch(-theta)
.t.roll_left(theta)
rolls the turtle towards its left side. Alias fort.roll(-theta)
.t.roll_right(theta)
rolls the turtle towards its right side. Alias fort.roll(theta)
.t.lift(height)
lifts the turtle up by a given height. Usually used to move from one layer of a print to the next.t.forward_lift(distance, height)
moves the turtle diagonally forward and up by given amounts. Note that "up" does not necessarily point in the positive z-direction, but rather in the direction normal to the turtle's shell.t.penup()
lifts the pen up. No extrusion will occur until it is put down again.t.pendown()
puts the pen down. Extrusion will occur at a constant rate with each movement unless the pen is lifted up.t.extrude(amount)
extrudes a given amount of filament in-place.t.do(command)
will write a manually-specified GCODE command to the output file.
Configuration
These methods are used to configure the turtle and the style of the pint:t.set_density(density)
sets the density of extrusion, or the rate at which filament is extruded, measured in millimeters of filament per millimeters of movement.t.rate(feedrate)
sets the feedrate of the extruder, or the "speed" of the turtle.t.use_degrees
is a boolean value, default false, that determines whether angles are interpreted as degrees or radians.t.track_history
is a boolean value, set to False by default, which stores a history of the turtle's path. Primarily used for visualization/debugging.
Sample print
Here's a sample program that generates GCODE for a simple seven-pointed star:
from extruder_turtle import ExtruderTurtle
import math
t = ExtruderTurtle()
t.name("seven_star.gcode")
t.setup(x=100,y=100)
t.rate(700)
for l in range(30):
for k in range(7):
t.forward(50)
t.right(6*math.pi/7)
t.lift(0.3)
t.finish()
What can you print with ExtruderTurtle?
Fractal shapes
Turtle Geometry is very effective for describing simple geometrical shapes such as the seven-pointed-star example shown earlier, but simple programs can also encode complex fractals. L-Systems can be used to recursively generate sequences of turtle moves to draw fractals such as the Koch Snowflake and the Hilbert Curve:
VARIABLES: F R L
CONSTANTS: none
AXIOM: FRRFRRFRR
RULES: F --> FLFRRFLF
VARIABLES: A B
CONSTANTS: F R L
AXIOM: A
RULES: A --> RBFLAFALFBR
B --> LAFRBFBRFAL
Hairs and string art
By printing thin, free-floating strands of filament that join to the edges of a solid frame, we can create string art. For instance, if we place a number of equally-spaced points around the circumference of a circle and join each point N to point 2N with a thin strand of plastic, we obtain an emergent cardioid shape. The following was printed with N=67 points:
for l in range(50):
t.extrude(0.1)
t.dwell(100)
t.lift(0.05)
for x in range(60):
for l in range(10):
t.extrude(0.1)
t.dwell(100)
t.lift(0.1)
for n in range(5):
t.forward(10-x/6)
t.left(math.pi/6)
t.forward(10-x/6)
t.left(5*math.pi/6)
t.forward(10-x/6)
t.left(math.pi/6)
t.forward(10-x/6)
t.left(math.pi/6)
t.left(math.pi/5)
t.left(math.pi/7)


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[gecode-users] Advisors versus propagation conditions
Chris Mears
chris.mears at monash.edu
Wed Oct 6 06:52:51 CEST 2010
Hello all,
I am trying to use advisors to implement a propagator using advisors.
I have an array of views, with one advisor per view. MPG says that
advisors are never executed when they are first subscribed, but only
when the view changes.
My problem is what happens if all of the variables are already
assigned at the time of posting the propagator. Will the advisors
ever be executed? It seems like they would not be, so
subsumption/failure never occurs. Am I obliged to check for this
condition (everything being already assigned) and subscribe to the
views without advisors so that unadvised propagation occurs?
Cheers,
Chris
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NAME
ppdcfile - cups ppd compiler source file formatDESCRIPTION
The CUPS PPD compiler reads meta files that contain descriptions of one or more PPD files to be generated by ppdc. This man page provides a quick reference to the supported keywords and should be used in conjuction with the Common UNIX Printing System Developers Manual.The source file format is plain ASCII text that can be edited using your favorite text editor. Comments are supported using the C (/* ... */) and C++ (// ...) comment mechanisms.
Printer driver information can be grouped and shared using curley braces ({ ... }); PPD files are written when a close brace or end-of-file is seen and a PCFileName directive has been defined.
Directives may be placed anywhere on a line and are followed by one or more values. The following is a list of the available directives and the values they accept:
- #define name value
- #elif {name | value}
- #else
- #endif
- #font name encoding "version" charset status
- #if {name | value}
- #include <filename>
- #include "filename"
- #media name width length
- #media "name/text" width length
- #po locale "filename.po"
- Attribute name "" value
- Attribute name keyword value
- Attribute name "keyword/text" value
- Choice name "code"
- Choice "name/text" "code"
- ColorDevice boolean-value
- ColorModel name colorspace colororder compression
- ColorModel "name/text" colorspace colororder compression
- ColorProfile resolution/mediatype gamma density matrix
- Copyright "text"
- CustomMedia name width length left bottom right top "size-code" "region-code"
- CustomMedia "name/text" width length left bottom right top "size-code" "region-code"
- Cutter boolean-value
- Darkness temperature name
- Darkness temperature "name/text"
- DriverType type
- Duplex type
- Filter mime-type cost program
- Finishing name
- Finishing "name/text"
- Font *
- Font name encoding "version" charset status
- Group name
- Group "name/text"
- HWMargins left bottom right top
- InputSlot position name
- InputSlot position "name/text"
- Installable name
- Installable "name/text"
- LocAttribute name "keyword/text" value
- ManualCopies boolean-value
- Manufacturer "name"
- MaxSize width length
- MediaSize name
- MediaType type name
- MediaType type "name/text"
- MinSize width length
- ModelName "name"
- ModelNumber number
- Option name type section order
- Option "name/text" type section order
- PCFileName "filename.ppd"
- Resolution colorspace bits-per-color row-count row-feed row-step name
- Resolution colorspace bits-per-color row-count row-feed row-step "name/text"
- SimpleColorProfile resolution/mediatype density yellow-density red-density gamma red-adjust green-adjust blue-adjust
- Throughput pages-per-minute
- UIConstraints "*Option1 *Option2"
- UIConstraints "*Option1 Choice1 *Option2"
- UIConstraints "*Option1 *Option2 Choice2"
- UIConstraints "*Option1 Choice1 *Option2 Choice2"
- VariablePaperSize boolean-value
- Version number
SEE ALSO
ppdc(1), ppdhtml(1), ppdi(1), ppdmerge(1), ppdpo(1)http://localhost:631/help
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007-2009 by Apple Inc.
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A JS9-enabled web page contains JS9 header directives to load JS9 Javascript and CSS files, and at least one HTML "div" element of class JS9 in the body to provide a JS9 display. Other div elements can be supplied to define additional displays, menubars, statusbars, and various other plugins.
When a JS9-enabled web page is loaded, a routine is called to initialize the JS9-class divs and their underlying support routines. You can arrange to load one or more images automatically when JS9 is fully initialized. You can even specify an image to load as part of the web page query parameters.
The sample js9basics.html file shows how to add JS9 to a web page by assigning JS9 CSS classes to div elements. The js9multi.html web page goes further by showing how multiple instances of JS9 can be added using unique IDs.
To start, a few JavaScript and CSS files must be loaded into the web page. Ordinarily this is done in the page's header, which typically will look something like this:
 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge;chrome=1" > <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" > <link type="image/x-icon" rel="shortcut icon" href="./favicon.ico"> <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="js9support.css"> <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="js9.css">     The js9prefs.js file is optional. It contains a JS9Prefs object that holds various default settings for JS9, e.g. default colormap and scale for image display. Feel free to edit this file to set up your own site-specific parameters. See JS9 Site Preferences for a description of the available parameters.
Order is important: The js9prefs.js file must be loaded first. The js9support.min.js must be loaded before you load js9.min.js.  You can simply copy the order of files as specified in the JS9 demo files.
You can, of course, arrange to have your web server gzip the javascript files, using browser-based capabilities to ungzip them automatically. The JS9 web site serves pre-compressed content, as described in the Apache Module mod_deflate page.
The text file js9support.txt is a list of the files contained in js9support.css, js9support.js, js9support.min,js, and js9plugins.js.
The js9support.min.js file contains a number of required third-party software modules, including jQuery, fabric.js (2D graphics), flot (for plotting), dhtmlwindow (for light windows), etc. It is separated from js9.min.js to optimize file caching. Although JS9 will not run properly without these third-party modules, you are free to load them manually, i.e., without loading js9support.min.js itself. A manual load is useful in cases where you want a different version of one of the third-party modules (e.g., js9support.min.js loads jQuery 1.12.2, but you need to utilize jQuery 1.11.3). In such a case, we still recommend creating a single file to hold third-party modules, in order to minimize load latency.
JS9 will run without the js9plugins.js file, but with much restricted functionality. In particular, core plugins such as blending, blinking, colorbar, data cube, magnifier, panner, etc. are loaded from this file, as are analysis plugins such as encircled energy, radial projection, region statistics, and 3D plot. Note that the regions and mouse/touch core plugins are always loaded from within js9.min.js itself, since they are essential to almost all JS9 functionality.
All of these Javascript plugin files are contained in the plugins subdirectory, so you can load them individually, e.g.:
    will load only the menubar and info display plugins.
During startup, JS9 will asynchronously load the js9worker.js file in order to create a worker process. It also will load either the astroem.js file or the astroemw.js and astroemw.wasm files, depending on whether WebAssembly is supported on your browser. Therefore, if you install JS9 manually (i.e., not using the standard configure, make, make install sequence), please ensure these files are installed as well.
The main JS9 display as well as JS9 plugins are placed on a web page by assigning JS9 classes to ordinary div elements. Important JS9 classes include:

Among the many JS9 plugins that you can add to your webpage are:
Any of these can be added to a web page by specifying a div element with the appropriate class:

NB: all of these plugins can also be displayed at any time as light windows, using the appropriate View menu options. Light windows can moved around on the page and dismissed when no longer needed. Also note that if a plugin is declared statically in a page, it will not be made available in the View menu.
Placement of JS9 div elements should follow standard web page rules and constraints. This means that div elements can be placed in any order to create different graphical views. For example, the js9basics.html page places the menubar above the image display, in keeping with the traditional layout of DS9. The entire JS9 construct is placed in a data cell of a table, next to a data cell containing data URLs.
The JS9 display has a default width and height of 512x512. You can change this by adding data-width and data-height attributes to the div. For example, to create a display of size 256x256, use:

The data-width and data-height attributes can be applied to the other JS9 divs (which can be especially useful for the menubar). Thus, for example, if you shorten the width of the Js9 display, you might also want to shorten the width of the menubar:

Multiple instances of JS9 (including the main JS9 display element and secondary plugins elements) can be added to a single web page. This is done by specifying multiple sets of JS9 elements. Each main JS9 display element should have a unique HTML id associated with it:

To connect a JS9 plugin element to a given JS9 display element, you can either use an HTML id that obeys certain rules, or you can use an HTML data attribute data-js9id, as described below.
To connect a JS9 display to one or more JS9 plugins using an HTML id attribute, the plugin ids should be specified as follows:

Note that the type of plugin is the simple name of the plugin, without the class prefix, e.g., "RegionStats" instead of "ImExamRegionStats". (Esoteric note: for non-JS9 class plugins, you can prefix the class to avoid name collisions.)
To connect a JS9 display to one or more JS9 plugins using a HTML data attribute js9id, specify the id of the main JS9 display element as its value:

These two connection methods are equivalent. However, the js9id data attribute method also allows you to specify the single-character token * as a target value for many plugins. In this case, the display associated with the plugin is dynamically selected by clicking the mouse in a JS9 display window. In this way, a single plugin can serve several displays.
The plugins that support dynamic selection are:
Note that ids are not required at all if there is only one JS9 instance on the web page:

However, if your site needs to communicate with clients using the js9 script for external communication, you can differentiate between clients loading the same JS9-enabled web page by supplying a unique ID when the JS9 page is served.
A full example of how to define multiple instances of JS9 with ids is found, for example, in the js9multi.html file. Two DS9 instances are defined, having IDs of "JS9" (the default) and "myJS9". When "myJS9" is the display ID, "myJS9Menubar" specifies the associated menubar and "myJS9Console" specifies the associated console.
The js9.css file contains CSS directives for various parts of JS9. These can be modified (or overwritten) as needed, subject to ordinary CSS rules. In general, we recommend overwriting CSS rules by loading a site-specific CSS file after the js9.css file. This makes updating much easier.
One CSS directive worth noting is the JS9Button class, which defines the look and feel of the buttons found on the Menubar, inside plugins, etc. The JS9Button class currently is set to the JS9ClassicButton class, which mimics Mac OSX buttons in shape and color. An alternative is the JS9FlatButton class displays a flat blue button that highlights when the mouse hovers and darkens when clicked. A lightblue background is often used with this class of button. JS9 also defines a JS9BorderButton which has a blue colored border and a white background. The JS9 Menubar supports two data properties to make it easier to change the button and background:
Normally, JS9 will initialize itself automatically once the page is loaded and ready: internally, jQuery $(document).ready() calls JS9.init(). If you need to delay JS9 initialization (e.g., you are using a platform that fires $(document).ready() before the platform is really ready), you can set data-js9init to "false" on any JS9 div. In this case, you must call the init routine manually:
JS9.init();Until you do this, no JS9 div elements will be visible.
When JS9 is fully loaded and ready (including connection to the JS9 helper, if necessary), it fires the JS9:ready event. You can use this event to perform your own initialization:
$(document).on("JS9:ready", function(){ myinit(); });
https://js9.si.edu/?url=https://hea-www.cfa.harvard.edu/~eric/coma.fits.gzHere, a remote FITS file is loaded using the JS9.LoadProxy() routine, (regardless of whether the remote server supports CORS.)
You can append query parameters to set various image options for the loaded image (these options are contained in the JS9.imageOpts object):
https://js9.si.edu/js9/js9.html?url=https://hea-www.cfa.harvard.edu/~eric/coma.fits.gz&flip=y&rotate=90Here, the same remote FITS file is loaded and then flipped along the y axis and rotated by 90 degrees.
Finally, you can rename the JS9 display using the display query parameter:
https://js9.si.edu/js9/js9.html?display=otherHere, the display name of the standard JS9 web site is renamed to "other". This feature can be useful in cases where you are loading the same web page multiple times and want a different JS9 id for each so that they can be controlled separately.

This will set the menubar style for this element only.

As shown, the data-displays attribute is a comma-separated list of JS9 display ids to control with this super-menu.
A super-menu acts like an ordinary menu, except that it will control all of the JS9 displays in the list. Thus, you can change multiple colormaps at once, run analysis on all displays, etc.
You also can click on an individual display to make it the selected display for the supermenu. The selected display will be highlighted, and the supermenu will target its actions at this display alone, rather than at all of the displays. Click again in a selected display (or clicking in another display) to unselect it. In this way, a single supermenu can be used to control several displays individually (akin to how the top-level Apple menu functions with regard to applications).
A supermenu displays an additional Super menu button on the left side of the menubar. This button contains a list of all displays controlled by the supermenu, with the selected display starred. You can choose a new selected display from this menu, or choose "all displays" to unselect.
Of course, you also can define a menubar for each display in order to control them individually. Since the actions of an ordinary menu and a super-menu can be mixed for a given JS9 display, the displays will not always be perfectly synchronized. In such a case, the super-menu's selected values will be tied to the first display in the data-displays list. For example, if the first display listed is at zoom 2 and the second is at zoom 4, the Zoom menu will show a current zoom value of 2.
Server-side JS9 analysis tasks can be executed using the Analysis menu, but they also can be executed directly from the web page using HTML elements (buttons, forms, etc.) To do this, a web page author simply creates the web interface and calls either JS9.RunAnalysis() (for buttons, menus, etc.) or JS9.SubmitAnalysis() (for forms). These are described in the Local Tasks web page.
JS9 also supports the ability to perform local analysis, i.e., analysis tasks defined and executed right on your web page, rather than being executed by a back-end server. This is accomplished by offering access to the image data and region information via a public JS9 API. See the Local Tasks for more information.
JS9 display windows can be created dynamically using the JS9 Public API call JS9.LoadWindow(). You can create a light window to hold a new JS9 display on the same page or you can create an entirely separate pop-up window. See the JS9 Public API for more information.
Data file links are added to a web page by supplying URLs that call the JS9.Load() routine. You also can load images automatically when the web page loads using the JS9.Preload() routine. See: Adding Data Files To a Web Page for more information.


hide/show
buttons do not work.
{{closeSections()}}
The Hello application is a simple message board system.
It is written with about 250 lines of code, some of it boiler-plate. (324 actual less example comments and spaced out formatting).
In that amount of code it:
Maintains a single table with 7 columns and one virtual column on a safe cloud storage location.
Executes several field validations during editing.
Allows for various filters to quickly access records
Allows the selected records to be printed (multiple pages supported)
Has secure access and user inactivity timeouts.
The ... Explained sections which follow the Demonstration section give you a line-by-line explanation of the complete set of code required to create this application.
To run a demonstration now click on the Hello App Demo link. It will be in a new tab so you can still refer to the instructions in the next section.
Note 1 It runs in SandBox Mode so you cannot damage anything.
Note 2 This has been tested under Chrome which is the recommended browser for these demonstrations.
If not started, open up link Hello Application. It will be in a new tab so you can still refer to these instructions.
Press login button, the UserName
and Password
are already provided.
Click on List Messages Records
action. You will see some records.
Play with the filters by entering data. Masks use regular expressions with case sensitivity turned off.
Click on edit
to edit a record. Enter data and you will see the validation routines kick in. While there is an error the Save Changes
link is disabled and
shows as Make Changes
.
Press Save Changes
or Cancel Changes
to exit edit mode. The list will show the modified data if saved.
Click on Create New Messages Record
to create a new record. Enter new data. Again the validation routines will kick in
Press Save Changes
or Cancel Changes
to exit edit mode. The list will show the new record if saved.
Click on Print Selected Messages
. It will create a new tab with the selected records shown in the print portion of the page,
Press Submit to print dialogue
to create a print preview dialogue. Cancel out if you do not want to actually print the page. It will consider it printed
and will disable the Submit to print dialogue
until the next page is generated using the Prepare next page
button.
Press Prepare next page
to cycle through the messages if there are more than 6.
Press Close Page
to close the page. If instead you tab back to the Hello.htm
window and select a new set of records, press Print Selected Messages
again
it will update the existing FormHello.htm
window.
  <link rel="shortcut icon" href="tri/img/fav-msgs0.ico" type="image/x-icon" />  <link rel=stylesheet type ="text/css" href="tri/AppStd.css" title=default>      <title>Hello:Defined during bootstrap</title>    <macro fetch='apps-body.html' alter='##TITLE##/Message Board System Login'></macro>  <macro fetch='apps-copyright-notice.html'></macro>  <object data='tri/AppsBase.htm?app=Chqs' id=apps-templates style='width:0px;height:0px;'></object>

 {{oObj.author}}: {{oObj.title}}
{{oObj.text}}

Type: {{oObj.type}} Date: {{getDate(oObj)}}

Line 3
specifies the favicon.ico used as the icon on the browser tabs.
Line 6
specifies the .css file to use, in this case the default one provided with Triangular
Lines 7
thru 10
are coded as is. The sequence is important. They bootstrap the Triangular infrastructure.
Line 10
loads the AppConfig.js
file explained in AppsConfig.js File
Line 11
loads the FormHello.js
file, the supporting .js file detailed in the next section.
Line 12
specifies the title (recorded on Google Analytics) and displayed in the Browser tab.
Line 13
initiates the Google Analytics tracking. By default all page views and link clicks are recorded. The
tracking code is specified in AppsConfig.js
.
Line 15
inserts the main HTML  and initiates the AngularJS application,
Line 16
sets the AngularJS controller to ctrlForm
defined in FormHello.js
Line 17
inserts the forms-waiting.html
template from AppsBase.htm
using the tri.loadTemplates utility.
Lines 18
thru 44
define the 'print' area.
Line 19
causes the print area to be hidden until the objects are received from the Hello.htm
window. isLoaded
is defined in FormHello.js
line 12
Lines 20
thru 31
define custom css styles for the print page. Line 29
shows how to overide the right side control panel. (The default uses
class references. The overides use id references which have a higher css weight).
Line 33
inserts the forms-panel.html
template from AppsBase.htm
using the tri.loadTemplates utility.
This is the panel shown on the right side of the screen (off of the 'print' area).
The alter=
statement gives a better name of Messages
to the print panel. The style of the panel can be changed as in line 29
.
Lines 34
thru 42
layout the print area. It uses the ng-repeat
to get upto 6 records. The variable oPrtObjs
is maintained in FormHello.js
lines
8
, 32
and 60
.
The AngularJS bind operation {{bindOp}}..}} is used to extract the columns directly from the field (eg. oObj.text
) or to call a function in
FormHello.js (eq getDate(oObj)
).
"use strict"; // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- function ctrlForm($scope,$rootScope,$templateCache) { $scope.bPrinted = false; $scope.oAllObjs = null; $scope.nPageIX = 0; $scope.oPrtObjs = []; $scope.oOptActions = [{whatClass:'nextBatch();', click:'prepareNextPage();', title:'move to next batch of messages',label:'Prepare next page'}]; if (!window.opener) return; $scope.isLoaded = function() {return ($scope.oAllObjs != null);} $scope.nextBatch = function() {return nextBatch();} $scope.printPage = function() {$scope.bPrinted = true; window.print();} $scope.prepareNextPage = function() {prepareNextPage();} $scope.getDate = function(oObj) {return getDate(oObj);} log("ctrlForm now loaded opener="+(window.opener != null)); hookMsgListener(); tri.postToOpener({verb:"msgs:send-print-info"}); return; // local functions function hookMsgListener() { tri.loadTemplates($rootScope,$templateCache); var oHandler = function(event) { if (event.data.verb) { if (event.data.verb == "msgs:obj-data") { $scope.oAllObjs = event.data.payload.objs; $scope.oPrtObjs = $scope.oAllObjs.slice(0,6); $scope.$digest(); } else { console.log("spurious event msg ",event.data); } } } oGBL.msgHandler.msgs = oHandler; } // scoped functions function getDate(oObj) { return oObj.date.substring(0,4) +"-"+oObj.date.substring(4,6) +"-"+oObj.date.substring(6,8) +" "+oObj.time.substring(0,2) +":"+oObj.time.substring(2,4); } function nextBatch() { if (!$scope.oAllObjs) return 'c-quiet'; if ($scope.nPageIX + 6 < $scope.oAllObjs.length) return 'c-action'; return 'c-quiet'; } function prepareNextPage() { $scope.nPageIX += 6; $scope.bPrinted = false; $scope.oPrtObjs = $scope.oAllObjs.slice($scope.nPageIX,$scope.nPageIX+6); } }
Line 1
specifies use strict
. All Triangular Javascript runs under this mode as it catches
many coding mis-names during development. Recommended.
Line 4
defines the ctrlForm
. All parameters define referenced services
and the $scope
provided by AngularJS. This is referenced in line 16
of FormHello.htm
Lines 5
thru 9
initialize $scope
variables.
Line 9
defines optional actions that is used by the form-panel.html
template loaded in line 33
of FormHello.htm
. See also the AppsBase.htm
source
where the template form-panel.html
defined.
Line 10
ensures we are a secondary window loaded by a primary window.
Line 12
supplies the implementation of isLoaded
referenced in line 19
of FormHello.htm
.
Line 14
supplies the link to the local implementation of nextBatch
referenced in line 9
.
Line 15
supplies the implementation of printPage
defined in the form-panel.html
template.
Line 16
supplies the link to the local implementation of prepareNextPage
referenced in line 9
.
Line 17
supplies the link to the local implementation of getDate
referenced in line 39
of FormHello.htm
.
Line 21
executes the local function hookMsgListener
Line 22
uses tri.postToOpener to request the objects. Note that the verb prefix msgs
matches that
of line 114
in Form.js
where it registered the message handler.
Line 23
returns control to the caller. Note: that only local function implementations should be coded after this statement. Any other inline code including manipulation of $scope
will
be quietly ignored.
Lines 26
thru 40
defines the local implementation of hookMsgListener
.
Line 16
uses tri.loadTemplates to scan FormHello.htm
for
templates requiring loading and schedules their load. In this specific case lines 17
and 33
in FormHello.htm
trigger such load events.
Lines 28
thru 38
defines the local event handler for arriving messages from the primary window.
Line 30
checks for verb msgs:obj-data
which corresponds to the verb constructed in Form.js
line 111
.
Lines 31
and 32
update the $scope
variables.
Line 33
triggers the updating of AngularJS models. This is necessary since the arrival of the message event is otherwise
unknown to AngularJS.
Line 39
registers the message event handler.
Lines 43
thru 49
define the local implementation of getDate
referenced in line 17
.
Lines 51
thru 55
define the local implementation of nextBatch
referenced in line 14
.
Lines 57
thru 61
define the local implementation of prepareNextPage
referenced in line 16
.


Sea nettles and medusa: a world atlas of jellyfish - in pictures
A comprehensive book catalogues the myriad types of jellyfish around the world
A young medusa or Phacellophora camtschatica, commonly known as the fried egg jellyfish. It lives mostly in cold waters around the world and can grow as large as 60cm in diameter. First described in 1835, it has a yellow stomach and orange moutharms. Its Latin name refers to the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia, where it was first found.
Photograph: World Atlas of Jellyfish
Two mature Chrysaora fuscescens medusae. Known as the Pacific sea nettle, it lives off the west coast of the US and Canada, reaching as far north as Alaska and as far south as Baja California in Mexico. Adults have 24 long red tentacles that deliver a mild sting if touched.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Chrysaora achlyos, also known as the black sea nettle. It is found from southern California down to the west coast of Mexico, and can grow to a metre in diameter. Nothing is yet known about this jellyfish’s diet, but it is often found in the same areas as fish and crabs.
Photograph: World Atlas of Jellyfish
Ernst Haeckel’s drawing of Nausithoe challengeri, described in 1880. Haeckel captured his specimens at a depth of 2,600m, close to the island of Tristan da Cunha in the south Atlantic. The name refers to the fact the medusae were dredged by the ship HMS Challenger.
Photograph: Collection Ernst-Haeckel-Haus/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Aurelia labiata is a species of moon jellyfish usually found off the California coast. Distinguished by their many fine tentacles, they can grow up to 45cm wide.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Ernst Haeckel’s sketch of Chrysaora hysoscella, also known as the compass jellyfish, which is found in Europe from the Mediterranean up to the Baltic. First described by Carl Linnaeus, it can grow up to 25cm wide. The jellyfish are hermaphroditic, and prefer to feed on gelatinous plankton.
Photograph: Collection Ernst-Haeckel-Haus/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Chrysaora pacifica, or Japanese sea nettle, is found off the coast of Japan and the Aleutian Islands of Alaska and Russia. Adults have a whitish umbrella with thin brown stripes radiating from the centre, and can grow as wide as 15cm. They are most common in spring and summer, and nothing is known about their diet.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Acromitus maculosus, distinguished by the many-spotted umbrella in adults, is only found around the Philippines.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
A young Nemopilema nomurai medusa. The species can grow up to 120cm wide, and is common around Japan and Korea, where it is eaten. It is venomous and can cause a painful sting when touched.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Cyanea capillata is found in northern Europe, from the Bay of Biscay to the Arctic. Known as the lion’s mane jellyfish, it is seen frequently on beaches and was even used as a key plot device in a Sherlock Holmes short story. Stings from the jellyfish are severe and can leave scars.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
An adult male Copula sivickisi. Its name refers to the courtship behaviour in which males and females entangle their tentacles and swim as a couple. The male then delivers a capsule of sperm which is swallowed by the female. Sometimes many males tangle with a single female at once.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Young medusae from the species Cassiopea andromeda, which is found in the Mediterranean, Red Sea and Indian Ocean. It is named after the Ethiopian princess Andromeda from Greek myth, who was sacrificed to the sea god Poseidon. Its sting can be strong but is usually harmless.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Two young medusae of Mastigias papua, also known as the spotted jelly, lagoon jelly, golden medusa, or Papuan jellyfish. It is found across much of the Indian Ocean and the Pacific, and can grow up to 8cm wide.
Photograph: T. Murai/World Atlas of Jellyfish
Atorella octogonos, so named for its unusual number of eight gonads, was not described until 1987. Found in the tropical west Atlantic, it grows to a diameter of just 2cm and is almost completely transparent.
Photograph: Autoren/World Atlas of Jellyfish
The World Atlas of Jellyfish is published by Dölling und Galitz Verlag.
Photograph: Illustration by Jarms Morandini/World Atlas of Jellyfish


Provides an API wrapper for the WiFi Nomiku/Tender service
- Copyright:
- Harrison Jones 2016
- License:
- The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2016 Harrison Jones Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Prints the value of the requested option or aborts if the value is not set.
This command doesn't print the values of credentials for security reasons. Open the credentials file in your global configuration directory to see your stored credentials.


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myprogram 'my \'quoted\' string'
Allows opening the currently edited file in an external editor.
Its main purpose is to open the currently edited file at the exact same cursor position as in Netbeans to execute some complex editing action that is not easily possible within Netbeans itself.
The command to open the file in an external editor must be supplied by the user and allows placeholders to specify the location of the cursor to be able to jump to the same location of the cursor in Netbeans' editor.
A fallback command can be specified for opening file for which no editor window is open. This command doesn’t support all the placeholders, but allows editing a file directly from the Projects nodes.
This plugin adds an Entry Edit Externally
to the following menus:
Main Menu Tools
Context Menu of each editor window
Submenu Tools
in the context popup menu of each node in the Projects view
Additionally an icon is placed in the File
section of the main toolbar
and into the editors toolbar:
The configuration panel can be found at
Tools / Options / Miscellaneous / Edit Externally
.
There are two commands to be configured:
Edit externally
Open externally
This plugin decides which one to call based on the information it has about
the currently selected file. If an open editor for the file is found, the
Edit externally
action is called as it allows including cursor location
information in the command.
If no associated editor is found, the Open externally
action is called
instead.
The following placeholders can be used for both commands:
| ${file} |
The absolute path to the file. |
| ${fileName} |
The file name of the file. |
| ${fileBasename} |
The file name of the file without extension. |
| ${fileExt} |
The file extension of the file. |
The following placeholders can additionally be used for the Edit
externally
action:
| ${line0} |
The line of the cursor location (0-based). |
| ${line} |
The line of the cursor location (1-based). |
| ${column0} |
The column of the cursor location (0-based). |
| ${column} |
The column of the cursor location (1-based). |
To allow command line arguments with spaces they can be enclosed within single or double quotes. It is also possible to escape a single space or quote character by preceding it with a backslash.
Backslashes take precedence over quote. Therefore it is possible to have quotes as part of a quoted string like in this example:
myprogram 'my \'quoted\' string'
To call vim
in an urxvt
terminal the following configuration can be
used:
urxvt -e vim ${file} "+call cursor(${line}, ${column})"
urxvt -e vim ${file}
Since file paths under MS Windows usually use the backslash as file separator, those must be escaped by additional backslashes:
"C:\\Program Files\\Notepad++\\notepad++.exe" -multiInst -n${line} -c${column} "${file}"
An easier, and more readable, approach is using a forward slash as path separator:
"C:/Program Files/Notepad++/notepad++.exe" -multiInst -n${line} -c${column} "${file}"
This plugin registers an action with the name „Edit Externally“ in Netbeans. It is recommended to provide a custom keybinding for that action for faster access.
Multiple selected files are not supported at the moment.
If multiple files are selected in the Node tree, only one of them will get opened in the configured editor.
This plugin is inspired by the following existing plugins.
http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/62668/quickopener
This plugin shares some of the same ideas and does provides some additional actions. Unfortunately it is quite buggy and not very handy.
http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/57462/netbeans-use-system-desktop
This plugin provides actions to open the currently selected file via the
operating systems default application. It lacks the ability to jump to a
specific cursor location, but may be used together with Edit Externally
.
This plugins is licensed under the terms of the Apache license 2.0.


and welcome to the plugin called 'Power Tour'. Power Tour is a powerfull jQuery tour plugin, which can be used as a tour, helpers, guides or tooltips. The plugin is pretty powerfull and has a lot of options which gives you the power to build a very cool tour.
Use the power tour plugin for your website, products, applications, landing pages or something else.
A couple of optionshookTo: '#step-one', content: '#box-one', cloneTo: '#theclone', width: 400, arrowPosition: 'rb', showArrow: true, offsetY: 50, offsetX: 5, prevLabel: 'Prev', nextLabel: 'Next', stopLabel: 'Stop', center: 'hook', customClassStep: 'blue-step', customClassHook: 'pre-green', highlight: true, highlightElements: '.highlighteme', time: '00:05', onShowStep: function(){}, onHideStep: function(){}
Not every tour is the same, therefor we added the "tourType" options, which allows you to choose from 4 different types, 3 tour types and 1 tooltip type. You can see on the documentation page which tour options can be used in which tour type.
The plugins are coded in a clean way with lots of comments, this way you can find and change the plugin with ease. This is a jQuery plugin, so we used jQuery and kept the hardcore javascript to a minium.
The power tour allows you to use up to 21 step positions. You can choose from 12 hook related positions and 9 screen positions, which can be changed with the offset values giving you more room to setup a creative tour. The tour is animated, so you can choose between centering the hook or the step.
Some times you have multiple items that you want to highlight, but you dont want to show/use the same step each time. This can be solved very simple, as the power tour has the options 'cloneTo', which copy's the step to a other (dummy) hook. The main step/hook will be used to center the step or hook.
Not every one likes the white default style of the step, or simply cant use the white color, to solve this we added the option 'customClassStep' to the tour plugin, so you can style each single style with your own custom style. Styles are classes, which you have to define in your stylesheet, or use our classes that we made for this demo.
As you can see this example shows all steps at once. The power tour plugin has a lot of cool options, so we will demonstrate most of them.
We call this part the 'step', and the part that should be highlighted(optional) a hook.
This step has an screen position, so its not hooked to any hook. You can find more about this on the docs page.
We have 4 tour type's, this type is the 'showAll' type, which shows all steps at once.
This is the button that triggers the tour.
This is the code thats used for each single step, as you can see there are a lot of cool options which you can use. This example used the 'customClassHook' option to change the style of the hook.
Yes you can use HTML, PHP or any kind of markup inside a step. This give's you more control and build cool steps.
Where about to enter the steps position demo, but notice that it will go quick and that we will show only the hook releated positions and not all of the screen positions.
More about the positions can be found on the docs page.
Top mid position 'tm'
Right mid position 'rm'
Bottom mid position 'bm'
Left mid position 'lm'
Yes you are seeing double...
Yes you can change the style of a step.
Be creative and use a cool style.
Set a style like this strange lookin orange...ish color.
Bla bla bla some other style....
Where almost done with the styles...
For the last style we use black.


MPI_BARRIER( comm )
[ IN comm] communicator (handle)
int MPI_Barrier(MPI_Comm comm )
MPI_BARRIER(COMM, IERROR)
INTEGER COMM, IERROR
MPI_BARRIER blocks the caller until all group members have called it. The call returns at any process only after all group members have entered the call.


Built a website to display information about me and my work.
Added Google Analytics. Use Pseduoclasses. Working on interactive chart.
Had to fix the CSS several times. There still might be some broken links, but I'm working on it ; )
Created a programmer's cheat sheet
Concentrated on Ruby Enumerables
Thre is so much more I could include. I might do links to other good sources in the future.


Calendar: Community events happening on Maui | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
A roundup of announcements to help you know what’s going on:
>> “Shop Small Maui” campaign: Between Black Friday and Cyber Monday is Small Business Saturday, a day that will be highlighted this year on Saturday by the “Shop Small Maui” campaign. Maui’s Office of Economic Development, in partnership with the Maui Chamber of Commerce, is sponsoring the campaign, which is intended to encourage residents and visitors to support shopping locally this holiday season. There are more than 250 merchants participating in “Shop Small Maui,” many displaying a “Shop Small Maui” poster outside or inside their businesses. “Shop Small Maui” welcomes small businesses owned and registered in Maui County to join the campaign throughout the year by signing up online at www.shopsmallmaui.com. For more information, contact OED Business Development Specialist Tokie Ogawa at 270-7415.
>> Seabury Hall-iday: Seabury Hall’s first Seabury Hall-iday: “Holiday Lights for Charity” event on Friday, Dec. 6, from 5-7 p.m. Tree-lighting ceremony at 6 p.m., cocoa and cookies, pictures with surfin’ Santa, stories with Mrs. Claus, winter-ful decorations and holiday musical performances by the school’s band, chorus and Hawaiian ensemble. Seabury Hall students will team up to decorate buildings on campus, and the public will be invited to vote for their favorite by making a donation to a local nonprofit. Admission is one canned or boxed nonperishable food item for the Maui Food Bank. Seabury Hall is at 480 Olinda Road in Makawao. Free parking is available at Oskie Rice Arena, 521 Olinda Road.
>> Office of Council Services will be closed Monday for a staff development program. Anyone who needs assistance that day should contact the office of Council Chairwoman Kelly King at 270-7108.
>> Maui Planning Commission on Tuesday at 9 a.m. will consider a proposal that it be the accepting agency for the final EIS in support of an amendment from light industrial to hotel for the proposed Windward Hotel, a 200-room hotel on approximately 5.17 acres of land in the Maui Business Park II Subdivision at 778 Haleakala Highway. Meeting is at the planning department, 250 S. High St., Wailuku.
>> Immigrant Services Division for the county is changing its walk-in service day in Wailuku from Thursdays to Wednesdays, starting Dec. 4. Walk-in service will be available 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Wailuku office accepts appointments on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. For more information, call 270-7791.
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Lawrence Union Debate
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Upcoming
Events
Tournaments
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Why Debate?
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Practice Schedule
Day
Type
Hours
Monday
Squad Meeting
6:00pm - 7:00pm
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Practice
7:00pm - 9:00pm
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Alternate Practice
6:31pm - 8:31pm
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7:00pm - 9:00pm
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This window lets you view the joystick input coming from the Pinscape Controller unit. This shows the processed version of the KL25Z input, in the format seen by Visual Pinball and other software when reading from the joystick.
The crosshairs show the readings from the KL25Z's on-board accelerometer. This senses the motion of the device, so we use it in pinball emulators to sense when you "nudge" the cabinet. If you observe the crosshairs as you move and nudge the device, you'll see how it responds to cabinet motion.
The device also picks up any incline of the board, since gravity is a type of acceleration. If you have "auto-centering" enabled in the setup, the firmware automatically cancels out the incline by zeroing the readings after the board has been sitting still for a few seconds. You can adjust the timing of the automatic centering.
The automatic centering is useful because we want the accelerometer to report zero acceleration whenever the cabinet is sitting still. Any non-zero acceleration will show up in the pinball simulation as an influence on the ball. We only want this type of influence to appear in response to nudges and other cabinet motion.
If you disabled auto-centering in the setup, you can click the "Center Now" button to zero the accelerometer manually.
The plunger readings shown here take into account the calibration. If the plunger is calibrated properly, the reading should be at the zero point, indicated by the arrow, when the physical plunger is "parked" at its normal resting position. The bar should move to the right when you pull back the plunger. If the reading isn't showing zero when the plunger is at its resting position, you should re-run the calibration process from the Plunger Setup window.
The buttons displayed here are the "mapped" joystick buttons. These aren't exactly the same as the physical buttons wired to the controller, because the firmware translates each button press to the mapping you selected for the button, either as a joystick button or a keyboard key. If you assigned a physical button as a keyboard key, it won't show up here at all when you press it, because the button sends input to Windows as keyboard input instead. If you mapped a physical button to a joystick button, the assigned button should light up here when you press it.
If you're still setting up your connections, you might find it helpful to look at the Button Tester and Plunger Tester windows. Those will give you a more direct view of what's going on at the hardware level.
The "Capture" option lets you collect readings from the accelerometer and plunger inputs and save the collected data to a file. This is mostly for debugging purposes. When the capture section is enabled, hold down the Control key to collect data. The new readings are added to the text box. (Readings are only collected while you're holding down the Control key to avoid collecting excessive amounts - the readings come in very fast. When troubleshooting, you usually only want to collect readings related to something specific you're doing, like firing the plunger or nudging the machine. Filtering with the Control key makes it fairly easy to collect a focused set of readings around a particular event.) Once you've collected the readings you're after, you can save them to a file if desired by clicking the disk icon. This can be helpful for sharing the data with someone else who's helping you troubleshoot.


Endpoint
and ServerEndpoint
that use Kerberos as the underlying
network security protocol to support security related invocation
constraints for remote requests.See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| KerberosEndpoint |
An
Endpoint implementation that uses Kerberos as the
underlying network security protocol to support security related
invocation constraints its caller specified for the corresponding
remote request. |
| KerberosServerEndpoint |
A
ServerEndpoint implementation that uses Kerberos as the
underlying network security protocol to support security related
invocation constraints for remote requests. |
| KerberosTrustVerifier |
Trust verifier for verifying the Jini extensible remote
invocation (Jini ERI) endpoints of type
KerberosEndpoint ,
and principals of type KerberosPrincipal . |
Endpoint
and ServerEndpoint
that use Kerberos as the underlying
network security protocol to support security related invocation
constraints for remote requests. The ServerEndpoint
abstraction is implemented by the KerberosServerEndpoint
, while the client side
Endpoint
abstraction is implemented by the KerberosEndpoint
.
The package also includes the KerberosTrustVerifier
for establishing trust
in remote proxies that use instances of the
KerberosEndpoint
, as well as principals of type KerberosPrincipal
.
This class uses the Jini extensible remote invocation (Jini ERI) multiplexing protocol to map outgoing requests to the underlying secure connection streams.
The secure connection streams in this provider are implemented using the Kerberos Version 5 GSS-API Mechanism, defined in RFC 1964, over socket connections between client and server endpoints.
Note that, because Kerberos inherently requires client authentication,
this transport provider does not support distributed garbage collection
(DGC); if DGC is enabled using BasicJeriExporter
,
all DGC remote calls through this provider will silently fail.
Supported Constraints
The endpoint classes in this package support at least the following
standard constraints:
Integrity.YES
Confidentiality
ClientAuthentication.YES
ConnectionAbsoluteTime
ConnectionRelativeTime
, trivially
on the server side, since this only takes effect on the client side
ServerAuthentication.YES
ClientMaxPrincipal
, when it
contains at least one KerberosPrincipal
ClientMaxPrincipalType
, when
it contains the KerberosPrincipal
class
ClientMinPrincipal
, when it
contains exactly one KerberosPrincipal
ClientMinPrincipalType
, when
it contains only the KerberosPrincipal
class
ServerMinPrincipal
, when it
contains exactly one KerberosPrincipal
Delegation
ConstraintAlternatives
, if the
elements all have the same actual class and at least one
element is supported


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Prosus urges Just Eat shareholders to accept its offer, reject Takeaway bid
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch technology company Prosus NV (PRX.AS) on Wednesday urged shareholders of Britain’s Just Eat PLC (JE.L) to accept its unsolicited 4.9 billion pound ($6.3 billion) cash bid for the company by Dec. 10, and spurn an alternative offer as too risky.
“We believe that the Takeaway.com offer underestimates the substantial investment required in Just Eat to recapture market share and improve performance,” Prosus CEO Bob van Dijk said in a statement of the rival proposal.
Takeaway’s all-share offer, which is supported by Just Eat’s board, currently values Just Eat at around 4.7 billion pounds.
Prosus is controlled by South Africa’s Naspers (NPNJn.J) Ltd.


Profile
Meng Yu obtained Master's Degree from New York University and have years of experience in Data Science. Meng has got hands-on experience on orchestrating Business Intelligence eco system, Data Visualization, A/B Testing, Statistical Modeling and Machine Learning. Deep learning is a subject that Meng has been proactively investing in.
Driven by great passion in the cross disciplinary study, Meng set out to explore applications of IT technologies in financial market and social science. For example, through machine training, a computer is able to emulate human beings, and make Nash equilibrium decisions. And the advances in data mining can also expand human's capability in understanding complex stock market.
This website serves as an online profile for demonstrating Meng's demo models, incorporating the thoughts collected from various experience (mostly related with Business Intelligence). Please click through the tabs above for the online interactive demos. Recommendations of all kinds are welcome, please do not hesitate to connect via LinkedIn or email me at .
Activities
Amazon, Seattle, WA
Business Intelligence Engineer, January 2019 - Present
Dynatrace, Seattle, WA
Business Intelligence Analyst, July 2013 - December 2018
Bank of China, New York, NY
Consultant, America Data Center, May 2012 - Present
ICBC, New York, NY
Corporate Banking/Marketing Summer Analyst, August 2010 - September 2010
Siemens, Ltd, Beijing, China
Management Consulting Intern, December 2009 - July 2010
Skills and Qualifications
Programming: Python, PostgreSQL, T-SQL, Tableau, Power BI, AWS, Web Development (JavaScript, HTML, CSS), Statistical Modeling, Machine Learning, Git
Certification: Application Performance Monitoring Associate Certification, Dynatrace Associate Certification, CFA Level I
Language: Fluent in Mandarin, conversational Cantonese, rudimentary Japanese
Business Intelligence System from Scratch
Programming is critical for making smart business decisions based on real-life data. In this process, data collection, storage, processing and visualization are the core modules making up a Business Intelligence (BI) system. With the passion to use programming to solve real-life problems, I built a BI system from scratch.
Move the mouse cursor above each module to see more detailed introduction. For demos of our data visualization module, check stock clustering. For demos of our machine learning algorithms, check strategy detection.
The framework of BI system sheds a light upon a complex application delivery chain via which Applications are delivered. It gives rise to Digital Performance Management (DPM), the translation of IT metrics into business meaning that that focuses on monitoring and managing the performance of applications.
Notebly, today's APM is facing the challenge that the delivery chain has becoming more and more mobile and distributed, reliant on third parties, cloud-based, complex and fragile. Among those trends is one of the hottest debated topic of cloud-computing. With software-as-a-service (SAAS) the most popular type, cloud-computing brings a lot of advantages and has become more and more popular.
Mine the Connections among Stocks
It has been widely accepted that Domino Effect of Board Linkage exist in security market. Intuitively thinking, prices of certain stocks tend to go up and down together, either because they are in the same industry or because they are from the same region. This is especially meaningful for portfolio management.
Here we provide an interactive demo to demonstrate how such data mining techniques help improve human's understanding of the stock market. Given the stocks (specified by symbols) in the textbox below, we are able to identify their structure from the price correlations in 2012, and visualize such structure with a graph.
We've already put an example set in the textbox. Click "Run!" to build the visualization. You can also modify the symbols (should be indexed by S&P 500) by yourself and check the results. If the default stocks are used, it's obvious that the financial stocks and IT stocks are separated into two clusters within our visualization.
This demo involves python for stock data crawling, javascript for data analysis and visualization.
Strategy Detection with Time Sequence Analysis
Human are "intelligent" creatures, but sometimes simple mathematics or economics models can be more smart and beat humans in various tasks. Here we provide a demo about how machines can beat humans in the game "rock-paper-scissors".
Click the button below to start the game. We also output the machine's strategy for the next round and the transfer matrix of the internal Markov model for better illustration. Come and experience one small example of our Business Intelligence.
From another perspective, estimated results show significant mixed strategy play and non-stationary dynamics. This model could assess whether individuals strategically use mixed strategies in repeated games.
Please click one picture to start.
State Transfer Matrix
Machine's Guess
World Demographic Analysis
In 2006, Hans Rosling gave a talk "the Best Stats You've Ever Seen" in which he shared his finding with regards to global health trend. Here we reproduced this animated dashboard showing how pupulations of countries across the world have been developing from 1963 to 2013. Specifically, we are interested to see overall trends in fertility, life expectacy and population.
The workbook can be downloaded here
We draw fertility rate as horizontal axis, overall life expectancy as vertical axis, and the size of red cirle denoting the size of population. It could be inferred that over the course of around five decades, globally fertility rate has been decreasing while life expenctancy increasing, meawhile total popultaion has been increasing as well. In particular, Asia population and average life expenctancy saw much significant increase compared with other regions, indicating a massive expansion of this region.


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Hi,

Just curiosity... Do you prefer RNG speed, RNG space, general speed or general space?

Cheers,

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 2:55 AM, Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist <<a href="mailto:zayenz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

Hi,

Currently it is not possible to exchange the random number generator.

Furthermore, the implementation uses properties of the random number

generator that would most probably compromise efficiency if they were

abstracted away (for example, the state is limited to a single

unsigned int as seed). If you want to use your own random number

generator, I would suggest writing your own subclasses of ViewSelBase

and ValSelbase similar to ViewSelRnd and ValRnd.

For curiosity, what is the reason that you want to change the random

number generator used?

Cheers,

Mikael

On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 12:37 AM, Martin Mann

<<a href="mailto:mmann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

>

> Hi everybody,

>

> I digged a bit into the Gecode source about the randomized branching

> supported since version 3.

>

> In line 124 in gecode/support/random.hpp I found the definition of

> RandomGenerator internally used in the view selection:

>

> http://www.gecode.org/doc-latest/reference/group__FuncSupport.html#g02fe942f90a57a25639f09960dab4459

>

> As given there, it is just a typedef onto the

> LinearCongruentialGenerator provided by Gecode but I would like to set

> up my own random number generator...

>

> Is there a possibility to support user defined generators? e.g. in

> coming versions?

>

> If not available right now, maybe you like the following suggestion:

>

> A possibility would be a super class 'RNG' that has to be implemented by

> every generator plus a kind of factory class 'RNF' with static members only.

> The RNF would be a wrapper around the current RNG instance to use

> (stored in a static internal member). Thus, all Gecode internals that

> need a random number use a static interface of RNF instead of some RNG

> instance members. So the library gets independent of the concrete RNG

> used and you get the possibility to register a user defined RNG within

> the RNF. Per default the RNF can use the linear congruential generator

> provided. The static interface and data member would avoid annoying

> copies of RNGs all around and won't complicate your Gecode internals/source.

>

>

> Just a suggestion... if it is already possible just ignore and please

> let me know how to do with the current Gecode version. :)

>

>

> Have a nice weekend,

>

> Martin

>

>

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