Reminder: Obtain A Special Gigantamax Meowth In Pokémon Sword And Shield Via Mystery Gift
An early-purchase bonus
by Liam DoolanTo help you on your adventure in the Galar Region, there's currently a special Meowth up for grabs via the Mystery Gift option in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
This free Pokémon is an early access bonus and is available from now until 15th January next year. To obtain this limited-time pocket monster, you'll obviously need a copy of the game and access to the internet. From there, all you have to do is select the 'Get via Internet' option in the 'Mystery Gift' section of the game menu.
This isn't just any old Meowth. It's not a Galarian one, either. This is an original Kantonian one that is able to Gigantamax but can't evolve. The new move it has is G-MAX Gold Rush, which confuses all targets and earns an in-game cash bonus.
Have you claimed this special Meowth yet? Comment down below.
[via swordshield.pokemon.com]


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Return to Me 2 Stars (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org April 9, 2000
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Comparisons between Return to Me, the directorial debut of actress Bonnie Hunt, and Keeping the Faith, the directorial debut of actor Edward Norton, are bound to be drawn. This is a problem for Return to Me given that although it is a cute and oftentimes enjoyable date film, it lacks the intellectual breadth of Keeping the Faith. Hunt is an obviously freshman director afraid of taking the risks necessary to transform her film from the hardly-average date fare that it is to the bold, intellectual and far funnier movie that Norton created.
Return to Me opens with a shot reminiscent of that introducing Federico Fellini's La Dolce vita: the camera pans in from a wide view of downtown Chicago to a close-up of Bob Rueland (a solid David Duchovny). Read: he is free in a limitless world. Then we meet Grace Briggs (a very cute Minnie Driver who's smile is second only to the $20 million Julia Roberts'), pail-faced and confined to a hospital bed with a tube under her nose, via a tight face-shot. Read: it will take an amazing grace to save this dying young woman.
That grace comes in the form of Bob's wife. She dies suddenly one evening and soon her main artery is in Grace's chest. After a year of Bob mourning his wife who was as much married to her job as him, and Grace recovering, the destined couple meet and commence dating without either knowing the incredible coincidence that they share. This is a mistake of the film's as seeing the subject dodged is annoying and oftentimes requires over-silly techniques. The picture would be far more interesting had a scenario where the couple knew about this early on been created. This would allow the film to deal with some of the more philosophical issues of organ-donating and not be forced to skirt the matter in the name of a cuteness that quite frankly isn't that cute.
Grace's closest people to a family are the four elderly men, including her grandfather, who run the family-style Irish-Italian restaurant where she works. The motley crew has a nightly beer and poker fest very much reminiscent of the old Saturday Night Live `Da' Bears!' sketches, only substituting The Rat Pack for Chicago football. It is unfortunate that these characters are the most entertaining part of the film as they do little to further the plot or add depth to the main characters.
Bob's closest friend is Charlie Johnson (an excellent David Alan Grier), an African-American veterinarian who was equally close with Bob's wife when she was alive. A relatively sensible and conservative man by day, Charlie transforms into a rude social animal come sun down. His character serves as the confidant that Bob needs for everything except Bob's all-important ventures into dating.
As Return to Me grows even more confused towards the end, the film takes on some elements not dissimilar to As Good As It Gets in terms of plot. But the quality of romance and humor never nears that of the 1997 film. Grace's first line is `Rosebud.' The intellect never nears that legendary film either. But for that matter, not much even nears the price of admission.
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public interface Monitorable
The Monitorable
interface is implemented by SAGA objects that
can be monitored (have one or more associated metrics).
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
addCallback(String name,
Callback cb)
Adds a callback to the specified metric. |
Metric |
getMetric(String name)
Returns a metric instance, identified by name. |
String[] |
listMetrics()
Lists all metrics associated with the object. |
void |
removeCallback(String name,
int cookie)
Removes the specified callback. |
| Method Detail |
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String[] listMetrics() throws NotImplementedException, AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, PermissionDeniedException, TimeoutException, NoSuccessException
NotImplementedException
- is thrown if the implementation does not provide an
implementation of this method.
PermissionDeniedException
- is thrown when the method failed because the identity used did
not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation
successfully.
AuthorizationFailedException
- is thrown when none of the available contexts of the
used session could be used for successful authorization.
This error indicates that the resource could not be accessed
at all, and not that an operation was not available due to
restricted permissions.
AuthenticationFailedException
- is thrown when operation failed because none of the available
session contexts could successfully be used for authentication.
TimeoutException
- is thrown when a remote operation did not complete successfully
because the network communication or the remote service timed
out.
NoSuccessException
- is thrown when the operation was not successfully performed,
and none of the other exceptions apply.Metric getMetric(String name) throws NotImplementedException, AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, PermissionDeniedException, DoesNotExistException, TimeoutException, NoSuccessException
name
- the name of the metric to be returned.
NotImplementedException
- is thrown if the implementation does not provide an
implementation of this method.
PermissionDeniedException
- is thrown when the method failed because the identity used did
not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation
successfully.
AuthorizationFailedException
- is thrown when none of the available contexts of the
used session could be used for successful authorization.
This error indicates that the resource could not be accessed
at all, and not that an operation was not available due to
restricted permissions.
AuthenticationFailedException
- is thrown when operation failed because none of the available
session contexts could successfully be used for authentication.
TimeoutException
- is thrown when a remote operation did not complete successfully
because the network communication or the remote service timed
out.
DoesNotExistException
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NoSuccessException
- is thrown when the operation was not successfully performed,
and none of the other exceptions apply.int addCallback(String name, Callback cb) throws NotImplementedException, AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, PermissionDeniedException, DoesNotExistException, TimeoutException, NoSuccessException, IncorrectStateException
name
- identifier the metric to which the callback is to be added.cb
- the callback to be added.
NotImplementedException
- is thrown if the implementation does not provide an
implementation of this method.
PermissionDeniedException
- is thrown when the method failed because the identity used did
not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation
successfully.
AuthorizationFailedException
- is thrown when none of the available contexts of the
used session could be used for successful authorization.
This error indicates that the resource could not be accessed
at all, and not that an operation was not available due to
restricted permissions.
AuthenticationFailedException
- is thrown when operation failed because none of the available
session contexts could successfully be used for authentication.
TimeoutException
- is thrown when a remote operation did not complete successfully
because the network communication or the remote service timed
out.
DoesNotExistException
- is thrown when a metric with the specified name does not exist.
IncorrectStateException
- is thrown if the specified metric has mode "Final".
NoSuccessException
- is thrown when the operation was not successfully performed,
and none of the other exceptions apply.void removeCallback(String name, int cookie) throws NotImplementedException, DoesNotExistException, BadParameterException, TimeoutException, NoSuccessException, AuthenticationFailedException, AuthorizationFailedException, PermissionDeniedException
name
- identifier the metric from which the callback is to be
removed.cookie
- identifies the callback to be removed.
NotImplementedException
- is thrown if the implementation does not provide an
implementation of this method.
PermissionDeniedException
- is thrown when the method failed because the identity used did
not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation
successfully.
AuthorizationFailedException
- is thrown when none of the available contexts of the
used session could be used for successful authorization.
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at all, and not that an operation was not available due to
restricted permissions.
AuthenticationFailedException
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session contexts could successfully be used for authentication.
TimeoutException
- is thrown when a remote operation did not complete successfully
because the network communication or the remote service timed
out.
DoesNotExistException
- is thrown when a metric with the specified name does not exist.
BadParameterException
- is thrown when the specified cookie does not refer to a callback.
NoSuccessException
- is thrown when the operation was not successfully performed,
and none of the other exceptions apply.
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Description |
|---|---|---|
| var | String | Variable name to refer this sliding menu. Optional |
| menu-page | String | The url of the menu page. Optional |
| main-page | String | The url of the main page. Optional |
| swipeable | Boolean | Whether to enable swipe interaction. Optional |
| swipe-target-width | String | The width of swipeable area calculated from the left (in pixels). Use this to enable swipe only when the finger touch on the screen edge. Optional |
| max-slide-distance | String | How far the menu page will slide open. Can specify both in px and %. eg. 90%, 200px Optional |
| direction | String | Specify which side of the screen the menu page is located on. Possible values are "left" and "right". Optional |
| Signature | Description |
|---|---|
| setMainPage(pageUrl, [options]) | Show the page specified in pageUrl in the main contents pane. |
| setMenuPage(pageUrl, [options]) | Show the page specified in pageUrl in the side menu pane. |
| openMenu([options]) | Slide the above layer to reveal the layer behind. |
| closeMenu([options]) | Slide the above layer to hide the layer behind. |
| toggleMenu([options]) | Slide the above layer to reveal the layer behind if it is currently hidden, otherwise, hide the layer behind. |
| isMenuOpened() | Returns true if the menu page is open, otherwise false. |
| getDeviceBackButtonHandler() | Retrieve the back-button handler. |
| setSwipeable(swipeable) | Specify if the menu should be swipeable or not. |
| on(eventName, listener) | Add an event listener. |
| once(eventName, listener) | Add an event listener that's only triggered once. |
| off(eventName, [listener]) | Remove an event listener. If the listener is not specified all listeners for the event type will be removed. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| preopen | Fired just before the sliding menu is opened. |
| postopen | Fired just after the sliding menu is opened. |
| preclose | Fired just before the sliding menu is closed. |
| postopen | Fired just after the sliding menu is closed. |
Show the page specified in pageUrl in the main contents pane.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pageUrl | String | Page URL. Can be either an HTML document or an <ons-template> . |
| options | Object | Parameter object. |
| options.closeMenu | Boolean | If true the menu will be closed. |
| options.callback | Function | Function that is executed after the page has been set. |
Show the page specified in pageUrl in the side menu pane.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pageUrl | String | Page URL. Can be either an HTML document or an <ons-template> . |
| options | Object | Parameter object. |
| options.closeMenu | Boolean | If true the menu will be closed after the menu page has been set. |
| options.callback | Function | This function will be executed after the menu page has been set. |
Slide the above layer to reveal the layer behind.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options | Object | Parameter object. |
| options.callback | Function | This function will be called after the menu has been opened. |
Slide the above layer to hide the layer behind.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options | Object | Parameter object. |
| options.callback | Function | This function will be called after the menu has been closed. |
Slide the above layer to reveal the layer behind if it is currently hidden, otherwise, hide the layer behind.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options | Object | Parameter object. |
| options.callback | Function | This function will be called after the menu has been opened or closed. |
Returns true if the menu page is open, otherwise false.
Returns: true if the menu is currently open.
Retrieve the back-button handler.
Returns: Device back button handler.
Specify if the menu should be swipeable or not.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| swipeable | Boolean | If true the menu will be swipeable. |
Add an event listener.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| eventName | String | Name of the event. |
| listener | Function | Function to execute when the event is triggered. |
Add an event listener that's only triggered once.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| eventName | String | Name of the event. |
| listener | Function | Function to execute when the event is triggered. |
Remove an event listener. If the listener is not specified all listeners for the event type will be removed.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| eventName | String | Name of the event. |
| listener | Function | Function to execute when the event is triggered. |
Fired just before the sliding menu is opened.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event | Object | Event object. |
Fired just after the sliding menu is opened.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event | Object | Event object. |
Fired just before the sliding menu is closed.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event | Object | Event object. |
Fired just after the sliding menu is closed.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event | Object | Event object. |


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5. Usage of EnergyPlus as an FMU¶
The following items need to be observed when importing an FMU that contains EnergyPlus:
A tool that imports the FMU needs to make sure that the version of EnergyPlus which has been used to export the FMU is (a) installed and (b) added to the system PATH environment variable. Otherwise, the simulation will fail with an error. If EnergyPlus has been properly added to the system PATH environment variable, then it can be started from any DOS prompt on Windows, command shell console on Linux, or Terminal window on Mac OS by typing
energyplus
[1] .The
Number of Timesteps per Hour
in EnergyPlus must be equal to the sampling time of the FMU. For example, consider the following EnergyPlus IDF snippet:Timestep, 6; !- Number of Timesteps per Hour
Then, a tool that imports the FMU must synchronize it every 10 minutes. Otherwise, the simulation will stop with an error [2] .
EnergyPlus contains the object
RunPeriod
. The start and end day of this object is ignored and replaced by the start and stop time provided by the master algorithm which imports the EnergyPlus FMU [3] . However, the entryDay of Week for Start Day
will be used. For example, consider the following IDF snippet:RunPeriod, ! Winter Simulation Winter Simulation, !- Name 1, !- Begin Month 2, !- Begin Day of Month 3, !- End Month 31, !- End Day of Month Monday, !- Day of Week for Start Day Yes, !- Use Weather File Holidays and Special Days Yes, !- Use Weather File Daylight Saving Period No, !- Apply Weekend Holiday Rule Yes, !- Use Weather File Rain Indicators Yes; !- Use Weather File Snow Indicators
This IDF snippet declares January 2 to be a Monday. Hence, if an FMU is simulated with start time equal to 3 days, then the first day of the simulation will be Tuesday. There should only be one instance of RunPeriod in the IDF input file. If there are two RunPeriod in the IDF, then the first RunPeriod found in the IDF will be used. Any other RunPeriod object will be ignored.
A tool that imports the FMU must specify the start and stop time in seconds at initialization. The start and stop time will be converted to days and used by the EnergyPlus FMU. The start and stop time cannot have the value
infinity
.The weather file which comes along with an FMU is used to determine if the year is a
leap year
. If no weather file is included in the FMU, then the assumption is that the year is not aleap year
.During the warm-up period and the autosizing of EnergyPlus, no data exchange occurs between the FMU and the master program. Thus, inputs of EnergyPlus remain constant during these times and are equal to the initial values specified in the IDF input file.
The simulation results are saved in a result folder which is created in the current working directory. The name of the result folder is
Output_EPExport_xxx
, wherexxx
is the FMU modelinstanceName
as defined in the FMI specifications.
Footnotes
| [1] | This is because the FMU implements the FMI for co-simulation in the Tool Coupling scenario. |
| [2] | This is because the External Interface in EnergyPlus synchronizes the data at the zone time step which is constant throughout the simulation. |
| [3] | This is because a tool that imports an FMU has its own definition of start time and stop time. |


Bear cub transported for medical care after being struck by vehicle in Claremont
by ABC7.com staffCLAREMONT, Calif. (KABC) -- A bear cub was injured after being struck by a car in Claremont.
Officials said they took the little one in overnight for medical attention.
The cub was spotted wandering around in a neighborhood about two miles away from the mountains.
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noise_data¶
-
Data_Reduction.hyperfine_fit.
noise_data
(SNR, width, span)¶ Create noisy data samples
Noise is Gaussian (normal distribution) with a dispersion of 1.
- :param SNRfloat::
SNR of central component
- :param widthfloat::
line width in MHz
- :param spanfloat::
frquency range MHz for which data will be generated
- Returns
numpy array of float:: noisy y-values.


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7. Schedule TUP on the Study Dashboard, and when it starts the user will be notified.


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We developed GeoRun, which is a Unity game controlled by Kinect. The gameplay is a simplified version of the famous Temple Run, where our main character tries to run away from three futuristic droids on an infinitely long track.
We support four movements: tilt left, tilt right, turn left, and turn right. Jump and slide are not supported due to lack of 3D resources. Sad that we are not animators :(
These movements can be triggered using keyboard (A and D, ← and →), but they are also supported by reading certain postures using Kinect.
We used the newest version of Unity possible, and used Kinect SDK 1.8. (Kinect SDK 2.0 is not compatible with the Kinect we have.)
Kinect SDK supports skeleton tracking, so a stream of skeleton data is obtained, through which we can utilize to identify the movements.
| Command | Gesture logic |
|---|---|
| tilt_left | (ShoulderCenter.x - HipCenter.x) / (SholderCenter.y - HipCenter.y) < -0.1 |
| tilt_right | (ShoulderCenter.x - HipCenter.x) / (SholderCenter.y - HipCenter.y) > 0.1 |
| turn_left | HandRight.x < ShoulderCenter.x && HandRight.z < ShoulderCenter.z && HandLeft.z > ShoulderCenter.z |
| turn_right | HandLeft.x > ShoulderCenter.x && HandLeft.z < ShoulderCenter.z && HandRight.z > ShoulderCenter.z |


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The number of cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever admitted to two pediatric hospitals which function as sentinel sites in Phnom Penh was much higher than normal in December 1997 and January 1998. During 1997 the monthly number of cases had increased from 10 in January to a peak at 220 in November but remained below the monthly epidemic thresholds. The number of cases fell to 140 in December but then increased again to 227 in January 1998 which is almost five times above the epidemic threshold for that month. Three of the 227 cases were fatal. Experts from the WHO Office for the Western Pacific Region are currently in the country to assess the situation and discuss control strategies with the national health authorities.


| UTIME(2) | Linux Programmer's Manual | UTIME(2) |
#include <sys/types.h> #include <utime.h>
int utime(const char *filename, const struct utimbuf *times);
#include <sys/time.h>
int utimes(const char *filename, const struct timeval times[2]);
The utime() system call changes the access and modification times of the inode specified by filename to the actime and modtime fields of times respectively.
If times is NULL, then the access and modification times of the file are set to the current time.
Changing timestamps is permitted when: either the process has appropriate privileges, or the effective user ID equals the user ID of the file, or times is NULL and the process has write permission for the file.
The utimbuf structure is:
struct utimbuf { time_t actime; /* access time */ time_t modtime; /* modification time */ };
The utime() system call allows specification of timestamps with a resolution of 1 second.
The utimes() system call is similar, but the times argument refers to an array rather than a structure. The elements of this array are timeval structures, which allow a precision of 1 microsecond for specifying timestamps. The timeval structure is:
struct timeval { long tv_sec; /* seconds */ long tv_usec; /* microseconds */ };
times[0] specifies the new access time, and times[1] specifies the new modification time. If times is NULL, then analogously to utime(), the access and modification times of the file are set to the current time.
utimes(): 4.3BSD, POSIX.1-2001.
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What Does Unity Do?
By using dependency injection frameworks and inversion of control mechanisms, you can generate and assemble instances of custom classes and objects that can contain dependent object instances and settings. The following sections explain the ways that you can use Unity, and the features it provides:
- The Types of Objects Unity Can Create
- Registering Existing Types and Object Instances
- Managing the Lifetime of Objects
- Specifying Values for Injection
- Populating collections
- Support for deferred resolution
The Types of Objects Unity Can Create
You can use the Unity container to generate instances of any object that has a public constructor (in other words, objects that you can create using the new operator). During object instantiation Unity can:
- Select appropriate constructor
- Inject constructor with parameters
- Inject public properties with values
- Inject public fields with values
- Call any public method on the created object
Registering Types and Object Instances
Unity can resolve any concrete, constructable type without registration. For example calling container.Resolve<object>()
will produce an instance immediately.
Registration of types allows specifying a blueprint of how instance should be created and managed. Unity recognizes three ways of registering types:
Instance registration
Unity exposes a method named RegisterInstance that you can use to register existing instances with the container. The instance could be registered as concrete type, a type of the instance you would get by calling instance.GetType()
, or it could be registered as any of the interfaces the instance implements. Lifetime of registered instance could be either controlled by container it is registered with or externally, in which case Unity just keeps weak reference to the object.
Factory registration
Method RegisterFactory provides a way to register a factory delegate Unity would call then required to provide the type.
Type registration
RegisterType is a method where you can instruct Unity how to create and initialize objects from scratch. You can specify:
- Constructor to call
- Parameters to pass to the constructor or how to resolve them
- Properties to initialize and how to do it
- Fields to inject and with what
- Methods to call on the created object and parameters to pass to these methods
- Specify how lifetime should be managed
Managing the Lifetime of Objects
Unity allows you to choose the lifetime of the objects it creates. By default, Unity creates a new instance of a type each time you resolve that type. However, you can use different lifetime managers to specify a required lifetime for resolved instances. For example, you can specify that Unity should maintain only a single instance (a singleton). It will create a new instance only if there is no existing instance. If there is an existing instance, it will return a reference to this instead. There are also other lifetime managers you can use.
Specifying Values for Injection
Unity allows configurations where dependencies are resolved from the container. But it also provides an easy way to configure injection of values at registration. In other words you could provide values for dependencies to be registered and used during subsequent resolutions.
Unity also allows overriding of any dependency values during resolution. It could override any configured or resolved value during resolution of the type.
Populating collections
Unity has built-in support for resolving arrays and enumerations of types. For example it would recognize following types as collections and resolve them using proper algorithm:
Resolve<T[]>()
Resolve<IEnumerable<T>>()
Resolve<List<T>>()
Support for deferred resolution
Unity container implements strategies to allow deferred resolution of types. It has two types of deferred resolvers:
Func<T>
- Creates factory method which instantiates type T on demand.Lazy<T>
- CreatesLazy<T>
object and passes it to created type.


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long address) |
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byte nodeLevel,
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long rightSiblingAddress,
List<Long> childAddresses) |
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long address) |
H5ContiguousDataset(H5RootObject rootObject,
H5ObjectHeader objectHeader) |
H5GroupSymbolTableNode(H5RootObject rootObject,
long address) |
H5GroupSymbolTableNode(H5RootObject rootObject,
short numberOfEntries,
H5SymbolTableEntry[] symbolTableEntries) |
H5LocalHeap(H5RootObject rootObject,
long address) |
H5LocalHeap(H5RootObject rootObject,
String childName,
long dataSegmentSize,
long offsetToHeadOfFreeList,
long addressOfDataSegment) |
H5ObjectHeader(H5RootObject rootObject,
long address) |
H5ObjectHeader(H5RootObject rootObject,
String datasetName) |
H5SymbolTableEntry(H5RootObject rootObject) |
H5SymbolTableEntry(H5RootObject rootObject,
long address) |
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|---|---|
static H5Message |
H5Message.readObjectHeaderMessage(H5RootObject rootObject,
ByteBuffer bb) |
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UPDATE: Dominica’s PM condemns unrest in Roseau; blames opposition UWP (see video)
by SNO StaffROSEAU, Dominica — Prime Minister of Dominica Roosevelt Skerrit has condemned civil unrest in the country’s capital on Monday night, laying the blame squarely at the feet of the opposition United Workers Party (UWP). SEE VIDEO BELOW STORY
Addressing the nation on Tuesday morning, Skerrit said it was his “sad duty” to inform Dominicans what took place the night before.
“These events signaled the intrusion of violence into this election campaign in a manner that is unfamiliar, unnecessary and unproductive,” he stated.
For days now some Dominicans have been protesting for electoral reform on the island as general election to be held on December 6 draws closer. They say such reforms will reduce the ruling party’s advantage at the polls.
They have been calling on the Skerrit-led Dominica Labour Party (DLP) administration to clean up the voters’ list, issue voter identification cards, regulate campaign finance and grant equal access to state media resources to all political parties.
Things turned ugly on Monday night when protesters clash with police near the State House in Roseau and tear gas was fired.
In his address, Skerrit questioned whether electoral reform was the real reason for the protest.
“Ladies and gentlemen, in 18 days a general election will be held in Dominica, at which time supporters of the UWP can make their opinions clear in the ballot box,” he stated. “The elections on December 6th are being held under the same electoral laws which have governed Dominica’s free and fair elections and democratic process since attaining political independence. Both the current Labour government and the UWP opposition have been elected through this exact process and under these same laws.”
He added, “So one must ask: What really is the reason and the cause for this gangster-like behavior? Why are they seeking to tarnish and destroy the image and economic wellbeing of the country they are confident of receiving the mandate to lead in 18 days? Something about their behavior does not add up!”
He said the days of protests is the approach of the current leadership of the United Workers Party to conflict resolution.
“Whatever is the issue, their first order of business is violence and destruction of our beautiful island. Today, they marvel, as Dominica is portrayed to the world as a violent, unstable country, not worthy of investment; not worthy it of business or recreational visits and not worthy of investment citizenship,” the prime minister remarked.
He pointed out that as prime minister, he strongly condemns the actions and conduct of the UWP and its supporters.”
“The economy of Dominica will take a major hit from all the violence and anti-social behavior being pursued by the opposition, in the lead up to these elections,” he stated. “I call on them if they really do care about our country Dominica, to consider the impact their actions and conduct are having on the image of the country and the safety and wellbeing of residents and visitors alike.”
The UWP said it plans to respond to the prime minister later on Tuesday or on Wednesday.
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1.
Diagram of the EnAdjective (English adjective) Mind-Module
/^^^^^^^^^\ ________________ /^^^^^^^^^\ / EYE \ | | | / EnThink module \ / EAR \ / \ | | | \________________/ / \ | | | | | _____|____________ | | | _______ | | | | ( Indicative ) | | | /image \ | | | | \________________/ | | | / percept \---|-----+ | | | | auditory | | \ engram / | a| | | | V__ | memory | | \_______/ | b|c| | | /En-\ | channel | | | s|o|f| | /Verb-\ | where | | visual | t|n|i| | ( Phrase)| thoughts | | | r|c|b| | \_____/ | enter | | memory | a|e|e| ___V____________ | and | | | c|p|r| / \ | reenter | | channel | t|t|s| ( EnNounPhrase ) | the | | | | | | \________________/ | conscious | | | | | | __|____ | | Mind | | | | | | / \ | | ________ | | _______ | | | |(EnArticle) | | / \ | | /fresh \ | |_|_| \_______/ _V_______ | / "a" \ | | / image \ | / \ / \ | \ "big" / | | \ engram /---|--\ Psy / (EnAdjective) | \ "dog " / | | \_______/ | \___/ \_________/ | \______/ |
2. Purpose of the EnAdjective mind-module
EnAdjective is a module not for recognizing adjectives but for finding and inserting an adjective into an English sentence being generated by an AI Mind.
3. Algorithm of the EnAdjective mind-module
The AI Mind Maintainer may code an automatic call to the EnAdjective module from a point in the EnNounPhrase module after a call to the EnArticle module but before the chosen noun is sent into the Speech module for output as part of a thought being generated. Then parameters inside the EnAdjective module may determine which particular adjective, if any, shall be inserted before the noun. One particular parameter might be how highly activated some adjective is in preparation for being inserted into thought, especially if the SpreadAct module is bestowing quasi-neuronal activation on one or more adjectives conceptually associated with the noun being selected.
4. Code of EnAdjective() from ghost313.pl AI
source code in
Perl
sub EnAdjective() { # http://ai.neocities.org/EnAdjective.html my @k=split(',',$psy[$tdj]); # 2019-10-13: inspect flag-panel of adjective. if ($k[20] > 0) { # 2019-10-13: if there is a positive auditory recall-vector... $aud = $k[20]; # 2019-10-13: adjective recall-vector for Speech() Speech(); # 2019-10-13: speak the indicated adjective. $tdj = 0; # 2019-10-13: reset to prevent unwarranted call to EnAdjective() } # 2019-10-13: end of test for a positive time-of-adjective "tdj". } # 2019-10-13: EnAdjective() returns to EnNounPhrase() module.
5.
Variables for the EnAdjective (English adjective) module
$aud -- is an auditory recall-vector used in various mind-modules for the purpose of associating from the concept of a word over to the beginning of its auditory engram in the @ear array of the auditory memory channel, so that the Speech module may either display the word on-screen or speak the word aloud.
$tdj -- time-of-adjective -- conceptual flag-panel tag for an adjective.
6. Troubleshooting and Debugging for
AI Mind Maintainers
6.1.a. Symptom: (Something goes wrong.)
6.1.b. Solution: (AI Mind
Maintainer devises solution.)
EnAdjective needs to be paired with sensory inputs perceived by a robot, so that VisRecog may provide the color of an object, or TacRecog may provide the rough or smooth texture of an object. GusRecog may provide an adjective to describe the taste of an object, and OlfRecog may insert an adjective for the smell of an object.
Otherwise there are two major problems connected with the EnAdjective module. Firstly, the most frequently occurring adjectives in the English language may need to be embedded as adjectives in the MindBoot module so that no confusion will result when the AI tries to parse a noun-phrase containing one or more adjectives in front of a noun, such as "a big humanoid robot". The more adjectives an AI knows, the more able it will be to parse correctly an unknown noun preceded by a known adjective.
Secondly, the time-of-adjective $tdj variable may need some clever modification to permit it to refer simultaneously to a whole series of adjectives being chained together by the AI Mind, or being recalled from memory after being stored as input from an external source. Having a single $tdj variable at first demonstrates the algorithm for thinking with a single adjective, but human beings will often use several adjectives in a row before a noun, and so AI software mimicking the human mind must do likewise.
Roadmap to Artificial Intelligence
9.
AiTree of Mind-Modules for
Natural Language Understanding


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> "Augmentation Principle" `Mind-> Hand-> Software-> NextThing` ! Warning - excessive bullet points and wandering philosophy ahead ! ## Mind -> Hand - The above image source was of famous hand prints in caves. - Early cave dwellers doing early art blew early pigments around their hand, onto the cave wall. - I like to think that they knew their hand was something special - look at that glorious opposable thumb! - It was the physical **manifestation** of their awareness and problem solving. - Don't like that bug? Hand smash! - Hungry? Hand put bugs in mouth until hunger = False. - It was the primary problem solving **tool**, augmenting the mind, limited by physical realities of a hand (ie scale). - We are comfortable measuring by an abundance or an absence. - Problems are typically defined as extremes of either. ## Software - Software (of mind via hand) - Augments mind, transcends hand-tool, has limitations. - Bugs reference from above here :) - We technologists of 2018 CE live in this current-generation manifestation of our _awareness and problem solving_. - We continually refine this ever-less crude tool. - We model our world and our problems with software, crudely, via creation of software **tools**. ## NextThing - The NextThing (aka next-generation manifestation past software, of software) would seemingly involve: - Fundamental change to problem modeling - Fundmentally different looking output/tools created - We might be seeing some early slivers of this. - Example: Concerns over the opaqueness and lack of auditability of narrow AI decision making - Example: Self-training AI, ie [AlphaGo](https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/18/16495548/deepmind-ai-go-alphago-zero-self-taught) - Example: Discussions on the impact of total automation and our concept of self-worth through employment - I think it might have parallels to the ending of the movie [Arrival](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2543164/). ## Summary (finally The WHY) - The radical rate of technology change I've seen excites me, and is a core reason I choose software for my life's work. - I feel lucky to participate in the "NextThing".


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Making the leap from entrepreneurial student to business startup is no easy task. Are you looking for a place to start? Looking for a place where you can get feedback and support from like-minded peers and experienced business professionals? The Foundry-RPI program is designed to provide just that place. Launched at Rensselaer with the support of the Severino Center for Technological Entrepreneurship as an experiment in the spring semester of 2012, the program found success through the summer, and will continue in the fall of 2012. Over the spring and summer terms 17 startup companies and 24 students have participated in the program.
The Foundry at RPI is based upon the Foundry system developed at the University of Utah. In the system, a cohort of student entrepreneurs engage in a lightweight planning process, build a network of advisors, and obtain peer feedback on a weekly basis. Participants commit to a weekly planning process, obtain feedback from their peers, and learn the practices of entrepreneurship and management.
Unlike a typical incubator program, the Foundry is designed to create entrepreneurs, not companies. This hasn’t hindered the success of the participants though. A recent Fast Company article noted that since the Foundry in Utah was initiated in May 2010, it has produced 64 revenue-generating companies, 75 jobs, and about $12 million in revenue.
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XIAO-RP2040: A tiny RPi Pico alternative
Doing an electronics project where space comes at a premium? A regular rpi pico is to large? Have a look at the XIAO-RP2040 from Seeed Studio.
Seeed Studio provided me a XIAO-RP2040 to review so let’s have a look at this nifty little board. The microchip is identical, though as fewer pins are broken out the size of the board is reduced to about 1/3 of the original Pi Pico. Despite its diminutive size, the XIAO-RP2040 has a few things going on that are very interesting. There is a reset button, which means no more un-plugging and re-connecting in case a bug in the code causes a crash. In addition to the onboard LED, there is a NeoPixel RGB LED included on the board itself. Last, but definitely not least, the XIAO-RP2040 comes with a USB Type-C connector, making your projects future-proof.
Getting Started
The board came loaded with Arduino firmware, however loading CircuitPython was a breeze. Just follow the official instructions. In a nutshell, you need to be holding the boot button while connecting to a computer.
For our little test program we’ll use the NeoPixel, which requires AdaFruit’s NeoPixel package, simply download the
library that matches your version of CircuitPython and copy it to the ./lib/
folder on the XIAO-RP2040. Again,
the exact workflow that should be used on the Pi Pico also applies to the XIAO-RP2040.
Running Some Code
To get the NeoPixel to run, knowing which GPIO pins it is connected to is important. The full schematic of the board is available, but it takes some knowledge how to read those to find the information needed. Though in a nutshell, there are two pins of importance
- GPIO pin 11 provides power to the NeoPixel and should be configured as an output and set to
True
- GPIO pin 12 is used to send instructions to the NeoPixel to set the color. AdaFruit’s NeoPixel package will do the heavy lifting here, we just need a few functions to initialize everything and set colors.
Initializing the board requires a few lines of setup code. These lines will set pin 11 as an output and set it high so the NeoPixel is powered on.
neop = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.GP11)
neop.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT
neop.value = True
Next, a few lines are needed to initialize the neopixel. We’ll keep the brightness at 30% as without a case this is more than enough.
pixel_pin = board.GP12
num_pixels = 1
pixels = neopixel.NeoPixel(pixel_pin, num_pixels, brightness=0.3, auto_write=False)
Setting the LED to a specific color is easy using pixels.fill((255, 0, 0))
followed by pixels.show()
.
pixels.fill()
takes a tuple with three values, these are the RGB values ranging from 0-255, e.g. (255,0,0)
is bright red.
Though in the example below the example code from the NeoPixel library is used to make the LED cycle gradually through
a range of colors. The full code is shown below, this can be copy-pasted into code.py
on the device and after a
quick reset the onboard RGB LED will start cycling slowly through the rainbow’s colors.
import time
import board
import digitalio
import neopixel
from rainbowio import colorwheel
print("Starting Neopixel")
neop = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.GP11)
neop.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT
neop.value = True
pixel_pin = board.GP12
num_pixels = 1
pixels = neopixel.NeoPixel(pixel_pin, num_pixels, brightness=0.3, auto_write=False)
def rainbow_cycle(wait):
for j in range(255):
for i in range(num_pixels):
rc_index = (i * 256 // num_pixels) + j
pixels[i] = colorwheel(rc_index & 255)
pixels.show()
time.sleep(wait)
while True:
rainbow_cycle(0.1) # Increase the number to slow down the rainbow
Conclusion
The XIAO-RP2040 is a great alternative to the official RPi Pico when you don’t need all GPIO pins. The addition of a reset button is convenient while developing, and I’m all for having USB Type-C connectors everywhere. The only downside is that obtaining these in Europe will get somewhat expensive compared to Pi Pico’s which are more commonly available.
Since it is fully compatible with existing RPi packages it should be to create things like a Macropad or MIDI device using these, just like you would with a Pi Pico. Though I’m thinking about retrofitting it into e.g. an old Nokia 3310 as this is where the small form-factor will really come in handy! Feel free to reach out and tell me what you would like to see me use this board for!
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GO FISH A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 7.3
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:25 Rated: No MPAA Rating (Sex, nudity, language)
Starring: Guinevere Turner, V. S. Brodie, T. Wendy McMillan, Anastasia Sharp, Migdalia Melendez Director: Rose Troche Producers: Rose Troche and Guinevere Turner Screenplay: Rose Troche and Guinevere Turner Cinematography: Ann T. Rossetti Music: Brendan Dolan and Jennifer Sharpe Released by the Samuel Goldwyn Co.
 This is certainly not a case of a low-budget independent movie flowing smoothly until the rights are bought by a distributor. At times, internal strife threatened to bring filming to a halt (Troche and Turner, lovers at the beginning of the production, ended their personal relationship halfway through), and finding money was always a problem. The cast and crew, many of whom are lesbians, worked for free. By the time the Samuel Goldwyn Company won the bidding war for the rights to the film (following this year's Sundance Film Festival), Troche and Turner were deep in debt.
In formulating this movie, the two women had two primary goals in mind: present a good, entertaining movie about lesbians, and have some fun doing it. Said Troche, "It's important for a first feature: Make it simple, do something you know. And a lot of it came so purely from what we wanted to see--a film that, as two lesbians, we would be really excited to see."
The story focuses on Max (Turner), a "single lesbo looking for love," and the unlikely candidate of her affections, Ely (V. S. Brodie). While Max is a cute, lively, and energetic young woman, Ely is reserved, self-conscious, and not especially attractive. (Max's first reaction is to call her "U. G. L. Y. She ain't go no alibi.") Nevertheless, there is a connection between them, and the better part of GO FISH is spent exploring their tentative overtures towards romance.
The characters that surround Max and Ely are almost as interesting as the two principals. There's Kia (T. Wendy McMillan), the intellectual eldest member of the sapphic circle (she kiddingly tells Max, "I was a dyke while you were in diapers"); her lover Evy (Migdalia Melendez), who gets kicked out of her house when her mother learns of her sexual leanings; and the promiscuous Daria (Anastasia Sharp), who seems to have slept with just about everyone, including (*gasp*) a man.
The basic subject material is, of course, nothing new. But the unique and humorous spin that Troche and Turner place on it, is. GO FISH is a thoroughly engaging motion picture with a touching romance and a great deal of humorous commentary.
That commentary is provided by GO FISH's version of a Greek chorus: Kia, Evy, Daria, and Daria's lover-of-the-moment. The four lie on the floor and speak directly to the camera, giving a witty play-by-play of the latest goings-on in Max and Ely's courtship. In a more polished movie, this technique might seem inappropriate, but in the context of the grainy, black-and-white GO FISH, it works just fine.
The film certainly isn't a technical masterpiece. The quality of the 35 mm blowup print varies from adequate to poor, the sound occasionally isn't synchronized with the picture, and the "arty" edits employed by Rose Troche confuse as often as they provide an effective transition. Some of the acting is wooden (as might be expected from amateurs) and more than a few lines of dialogue come across as stilted. When was the last time you heard someone use "facilitate" in a sentence, as in "Why don't you facilitate a relationship for me?"
Nevertheless, Troche and Turner have achieved their aim--GO FISH is the most enjoyable and entertaining gay/lesbian film to come along in a few years. It is heartfelt, able and willing to see the humor in almost any situation, and avoids a preachy or condescending tone. This is a modern romance of the sort that Hollywood is afraid to touch. Fortunately, there are filmmakers like Troche and Turner who are determined to make and distribute a GO FISH, no matter what obstacles stand in their way.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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public class AggregationTest
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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AggregationTest() |
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void |
setupAggregation()
Set up an aggregation represented as a Node by appending Elements that correspond to the structure of the XML
the ProcessEditor generates.
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void |
setupSourceDataClass()
Set up a dataClass represented as a Node by appending Elements that correspond to the structure of the XML
the ProcessEditor generates (including attributes etc.).
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void |
setupTargetDataClass()
Set up a dataClass represented as a Node by appending Elements that correspond to the structure of the XML
the ProcessEditor generates (including attributes etc.).
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void |
testAggregation()
Test deserialization of the aggregation is correct.
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void |
testSourceDataClass()
Test deserialization of the root node dataClass is correct.
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void |
testTargetDataClass()
Test deserialization of the dataClass that is aggregated is correct
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public void setupAggregation()
public void setupSourceDataClass()
public void setupTargetDataClass()
public void testSourceDataClass()
public void testTargetDataClass()
public void testAggregation()


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