GPHOTO2(1) The gPhoto2 Reference (the man GPHOTO2(1) NAME gphoto2 - command-line gphoto2 client SYNOPSIS gphoto2 [--debug] [--debug-logfile FILENAME] [[-q] | [--quiet]] [[-v] | [--verbose]] [[-h] | [--help]] [--hook-script FILENAME] [--list-cameras] [--list-ports] [--stdout] [--stdout-size] [--auto-detect] [--port PATH] [--speed SPEED] [--camera MODEL] [--filename FILENAME] [--usbid USBIDS] [[-a] | [--abilities]] [[--folder FOLDER] | [-f FOLDER]] [[[-R] | [--recurse]] | [--no-recurse]] [[-l] | [--list-folders]] [[-L] | [--list-files]] [[-m NAME] | [--mkdir NAME]] [[-r NAME] | [--rmdir NAME]] [[-n] | [--num-files]] [[-p RANGE] | [--get-file RANGE]] [[-P] | [--get-all-files]] [[-t RANGE] | [--get-thumbnail RANGE]] [[-T] | [--get-all-thumbnails]] [--get-raw-data RANGE] [--get-all-raw-data] [--get-audio-data RANGE] [--get-all-audio-data] [--force-overwrite] [--new] [[-d RANGE] | [--delete-file RANGE]] [[-D] | [--delete-all-files]] [[-u FILENAME] | [--upload-file FILENAME]] [--config] [--list-config] [--get-config CONFIGENTRY] [--set-config CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGVALUE] [--set-config-index CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGINDEX] [--set-config-value CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGVALUE] [--capture-preview] [[-F COUNT] | [--frames COUNT]] [[-I SECONDS] | [--interval SECONDS]] [--reset-interval] [--capture-image] [--capture-movie] [--capture-sound] [--capture-tethered SECONDS or COUNT] [--wait-event SECONDS or COUNT] [--wait-event-and-download SECONDS or COUNT] [--show-info RANGE] [--show-exif RANGE] [--storage-info] [--summary] [--manual] [--about] [--shell] DESCRIPTION libgphoto2(3) is a cross-platform digital camera library, and gphoto2(1) is a command-line client for it. Where an option takes a RANGE of files, thumbnails, or other data, they are numbered beginning at 1. A range is a comma-separated list of numbers or spans (“first-last”). Ranges are XOR (exclusive or), so that “1-5,3,7” is equivalent to “1,2,4,5,7”. --debug Turn on debugging output. Debugging output is written to stderr by default, or to the filename given to the --debug-logfile option. --debug-logfile FILENAME (since 2.3.0) The logfile to write the debugging info to, if --debug is given. --hook-script FILENAME (new after 2.3.0) Execute the hook script FILENAME every time a certain event happens within gphoto2. The hook script reads the environment variable ACTION. It must ignore ACTION values unknown to it. ACTION=init gphoto2 has just been initialized. If the hook script returns with a non-zero exit code now, gphoto2 will abort. ACTION=start gphoto2 has just finished parsing the command line and is about to start executing the commands given on the command line. ACTION=download gphoto2 has just downloaded a file to the computer, storing it in the file indicated by the environment variable ARGUMENT. ACTION=stop gphoto2 is about to finish. Do your final cleanups here. All other environment variables are passed to the hook script unchanged. You can make use of that to pass data to the hook script. Hook script may be specified in the ~/.gphoto/settings file as gphoto2=hook-script=filename. -q, --quiet Quiet output (default=verbose). -v, --version Display version and exit. -h, --help Display a short usage message. --list-cameras List supported camera models. --list-ports List supported port devices. --stdout Send file to stdout. --stdout-size Print filesize before data. --auto-detect List auto-detected cameras and the ports to which they are connected. --port PATH Specify port device. The --list-ports prints a list of valid, usable ports. In case of multiple USB cameras, the --auto-detect shows you the specific port each camera is connected to. --speed SPEED Specify serial transfer speed. --camera MODEL Specify camera model. The --list-cameras option prints a list of all explicitly supported cameras. Most model names contain spaces: remember to enclose the name in quotes so that the shell knows it is one parameter. For example: --camera "Kodak DC240". Note that if you specify --camera, you must also specify --port. Otherwise the --camera option will be silently ignored. --filename FILENAME When downloading files from the camera, specify the file name or file name pattern to use when storing the downloaded file on the local disk. When uploading a file to the camera, specify the filename to store the uploaded file as on the camera. The --filename option accepts %a, %A, %b, %B, %d, %H, %k, %I, %l, %j, %m, %M, %S, %y, %%, (see date(1)) and, in addition, %n for the number, %C for the filename suffix, %f for the filename without suffix, %: for the complete filename in lowercase. Note that %: is still in alpha stage, and the actual character or syntax may still be changed. E.g. it might be possible to use %#f and %#C for lower case versions, and %^f and %^C for upper case versions. %n is the only conversion specifier to accept a padding character and width: %03n will pad with zeros to width 3 (e.g. print the number 7 as “007”). Leaving out the padding character (e.g. %3n) will use an implementation specific default padding character which may or may not be suitable for use in file names. Default value for this option can be specified in the ~/.gphoto/settings file as gphoto2=filename=value. --usbid USBIDS (Expert only) Override USB IDs. USBIDSmust be of the form DetectedVendorID:DetectedProductID=TreatAsVendorID:TreatAsProductID to treat any USB device detected as DetectedVendorID:DetectedProductID as TreatAsVendorID:TreatAsProductID instead. All the VendorIDs and ProductIDs should be hexadecimal numbers beginning in C notation, i.e. beginning with ´0x´. Example: --usbid 0x4a9:0x306b=0x4a9:0x306c -a, --abilities Display camera abilities. -f, --folder FOLDER Specify camera folder (default="/"). -R, --recurse Recursion (default for download). --no-recurse No recursion (default for deletion). -l, --list-folders List folders in folder. -L, --list-files List files in folder. -m, --mkdir NAME Create a directory. -r, --rmdir NAME Remove a directory. -n, --num-files Display number of files. -p, --get-file RANGE Get files given in range. -P, --get-all-files Get all files from folder. -t, --get-thumbnail RANGE Get thumbnails given in range. -T, --get-all-thumbnails Get all thumbnails from folder. --get-raw-data RANGE Get raw data given in range. --get-all-raw-data Get all raw data from folder. --get-audio-data RANGE Get audio data given in range. --get-all-audio-data Get all audio data from folder. --force-overwrite Overwrite files without asking. --new Only get not already downloaded files. This option depends on camera support of flagging already downloaded images and is not available for all drivers. -d, --delete-file RANGE Delete files given in range. -D, --delete-all-files Delete all files in folder (defaults to --no-recurse). -u, --upload-file FILENAME Upload a file to camera. --capture-preview Capture a quick preview. -F COUNT, --frames COUNT Number of frames to capture in one run. Default is infinite number of frames. -I SECONDS, --interval SECONDS Time between capture of multiple frames. (Since 2.4) If SIGUSR1 signal is received, a picture is taken immediately without waiting for the end of the current interval period (see the section called “SIGNALS”). A value of -1 will let gphoto2 wait forever, i.e. until a signal arrives. See also --reset-interval (since 2.4). --reset-interval (since 2.4) Setting this option will reset the time interval to the value given by the -I|--interval option when a SIGUSR1 signal is received in time-lapse mode. --capture-image Capture an image and keep it on the camera. --capture-image-and-download Capture an image and download it immediately to the computer. --capture-movie Capture a movie. (No driver supports this at this time.) --capture-sound Capture an audio clip. --capture-tethered Lets gphoto2 wait for notifications from the camera that an object was added. This is useful for tethered capture, where pressing the shutter on the camera immediately transfer the image to the machine for processing. Together with the --hook-script to immediately postprocess or display the images this can help a studio workflow. This option requires support in the driver and by the camera, currently newer Canon EOS and Nikon DSC are known to work. --wait-event SECONDS or COUNT, --wait-event-and-download SECONDS or COUNT Lets gphoto2 wait for notifications from the camera for various things. This is useful for seeing what the camera does and waiting for objects to be added. The objects are kept on camera in the “--wait-event” version, with “--wait-event-and-download” they are downloaded. --wait-event-and-download is equivalent to --capture-tethered. The time to wait can be either specified as full seconds with a "s" suffix, or as a number of events (just a number). If nothing happens, a timeout is generated after 1 second, so a “wait-event=5” will take at most 5 seconds. A “--wait-event=5s” will take exactly 5 second. If no argument is given, the wait time is 1 million events (basically forever). In the download variant this can be used together with the --hook-script to immediately postprocess or display the images this can help a studio workflow. This option requires support in the driver and by the camera, currently newer Canon EOS and Nikon DSC are known to work. --show-info RANGE Show info. --list-config List all configuration entries. --get-config CONFIGENTRY Get the specified configuration entry. This command will list the type, the current value and also the available options of this configuration value. --set-config CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGVALUE Set the specified configuration entry. For lists of choices of values this setting first looks up CONFIGVALUE as value and then as index into the choice list. Since this is not fully clear, you can use --set-config-index or --set-config-value to be more clear what is searched for. Look at the output of --get-config to see what values are possible to set here. --set-config-index CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGINDEX Set the specified configuration entry by specifying the index into the list of choices for the configuration value. This of course only works for configuration settings that offer list of choices. Look at the output of --get-config to see what indices are possible to set here. --set-config-value CONFIGENTRY=CONFIGVALUE Set the specified configuration entry by specifying its new value. For lists of choices the value is looked up and set. Look at the output of --get-config to see what indices are possible to set here. --storage-info Display information about the camera´s storage media. --summary Summary of camera status. --manual Camera driver manual. --about About the camera driver. --shell Start the gphoto2 shell, an interactive environment. See SHELL MODEfor a detailed description. SHELL MODE The following commands are available: cd Change to a directory on the camera. ls List the contents of the current directory on the camera. lcd Change to a directory on the local machine. get Download the file to the current directory. get-thumbnail Download the thumbnail to the current directory. get-raw Download raw data to the current directory. show-info Show information. delete Delete a file or directory. mkdir DIRECTORY Creates a directory named “DIRECTORY”. rmdir DIRECTORY Removes a directory named “DIRECTORY”. show-exif Show EXIF information (only if compiled with EXIF support). capture-image Captures a single image and keeps it on the camera. capture-image-and-download Captures a single image and downloads it from the camera. list-config Lists all configuration values. get-config NAME Gets the configuration specified by “NAME”. set-config NAME=VALUE Sets the configuration specified by “NAME” to “VALUE”. set-config-value NAME=VALUE Sets the configuration specified by “NAME” to “VALUE”. set-config-index NAME=VALUE Sets the configuration specified by “NAME” to the “INDEX” into the list of choices. Works only for Menu or Radio button entries. wait-event COUNT or SECONDS Waits for events from the camera for the specified time in SECONDS (if suffixed with s) or the COUNT of events from the camera, where every seconds a timeout event happens. Newly added images are kept on the camera. Default is 1 event. wait-event-and-download COUNT or SECONDS, capture-tethered COUNT or SECONDS Waits for events from the camera for the specified time in SECONDS (if suffixed with s) or the COUNT of events from the camera, where every seconds a timeout event happens. Newly added images are downloaded from the camera. Default is 1 event. help, ? Displays command usage. exit, quit, q Exit the gphoto2 shell. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES CAMLIBS If set, defines the directory where the libgphoto2 library looks for its camera drivers (camlibs). You only need to set this on OS/2 systems and broken/test installations. IOLIBS If set, defines the directory where the libgphoto2_port library looks for its I/O drivers (iolibs). You only need to set this on OS/2 systems and broken/test installations. LD_DEBUG Set this to all to receive lots of debug information regarding library loading on ld based systems. USB_DEBUG If set, defines the numeric debug level with which the libusb library will print messages. In order to get some debug output, set it to 1. SIGNALS SIGUSR1 (since 2.4) In time-lapse capture mode, receiving a SIGUSR1 signal makes gphoto2 take a picture immediately. If the --reset-interval option is given, the time counter is reset to the value given by the -I|--interval option. Note that the camera will need some time (from 50ms to a few seconds) to actually capture the image. SEE ALSO libgphoto2(3), The gPhoto2 Manual[1], The gphoto.org website[2], Digital Camera Support for UNIX, Linux and BSD[3] EXAMPLES gphoto2 --list-ports Shows what kinds of ports (USB and serial) you have. gphoto2 --auto-detect Shows what camera(s) you have connected. gphoto2 --list-files List files on camera. gphoto2 --get-file 7-13 Get files number 7 through 13 from the list output by gphoto2 --list-files. gphoto2 --capture-image --interval 60 --hook-script /usr/share/doc/gphoto2/test-hook.sh Capture one image every 60 seconds from now to eternity. The example hook script will be called after each captured image has been stored on the computer. To track down errors, you can add the --debug parameter to the gphoto2 command line and, if dealing with USB problems, setting the environment variable USB_DEBUG=1. AUTHORS Tim Waugh Author. Hans Ulrich Niedermann, current maintainer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Author. Michael J. Rensing Author. Marcus Meissner<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Author. Miscellanous Contributors. The gPhoto2 Team Author. Tim Waugh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Original man page author. Hans Ulrich Niedermann<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Current man page editor. NOTES 1. The gPhoto2 Manual http://www.gphoto.org/doc/manual/ 2. The gphoto.org website http://www.gphoto.org/ 3. Digital Camera Support for UNIX, Linux and BSD http://www.teaser.fr/~hfiguiere/linux/digicam.html <pubdate>2009-08-09</pubdate>August 2006 GPHOTO2(1)


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server irc.freenode.net
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msg nickserv register <password> <email>
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msg nickserv identify <password>
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# Part 1 - Exercises
1. Predict the _type_ of the following values and confirm them in the REPL (GHCi):
```haskell
e1 = 1 > 2
e2 = 1 * 2
e3 = (1 :: Int) * 2
e4 = (1 :: Float) * 2
e5 = not (not True)
e6 = 'h' : "askell"
e7 = [True] ++ [False]
e8 = head "haskell"
e9 = take 3 "haskell"
e10 = length "haskell"
e11 = take 26 ['a'..]
e12 = sum (take 1000 (filter odd ([1..] :: [Integer])))
e13 = fst ("haskell", (&&))
e14 = snd ("haskell", (&&))
e15 = snd ("haskell", (&& True))
e16 = snd ("haskell", ((&&) True False))
e17 = ("haskell" !! 2, (null "haskell", reverse "haskell"), 1 :: Int)
e18 = ("haskell")
e19 = repeat True
```
1. Predict the _type_ of the following functions and confirm them in the REPL -
don't worry too much with the polymorphic constraints:
```haskell
minor age = age >= 18
bbq sunny temperature = (&&) sunny (temperature > 15)
succeeded codes = null (filter (/=200) codes)
```
1. Write down definitions that match the declared types, replacing the
`undefined` values; it does not matter what the actual values are or what the
functions do, as long as they are type correct:
```haskell
bools :: [Bool]
bools = undefined
nums :: [[Int]]
nums = undefined
record :: ([Char], Int, Bool)
record = undefined
add :: Int -> Int -> Int -> Int
add = undefined
(-+) :: Num a => a -> a -> a -> a
(-+) = undefined
```
1. What's wrong with the following expressions?
```haskell
e1 = 1 > '0'
e2 = (1 :: Int) * (2 :: Integer)
e3 = 'h' ++ "askell"
e4 = "h" : "askell"
e5 = fst [1,2,3]
e6 = fst (1,2,3)
e7 = 2 * - 1
e8 = [1,'1']
9e = "something's wrong"
E10 = "even worse"
e11 = 10 mod 3
e12 = + 2 5
'e13 = "oops"
```
1. Using `head` and `drop` (and brackets!), extract the character `'a'` from the
string `"haskell"`.
1. Using `tail` and `take`, extract the substring `"as"` from the
string `"haskell"`.
1. Given the following string value, construct a string `"all"` from it using
cons (`:`), `head` and `drop`:
```haskell
s = "haskell"
```
1. Given the following tuple `t`, extract the value `True` using `fst` and `snd`:
```haskell
t = (1, (True, "text"))
```
1. Now extract the `'e'` character from the string inside the tuple above using
a combination of tuple and list functions of your choice.
1. Use Hoogle to find a function that replicates a value a number of times -
it's type signature is `Int -> a -> [a]`. How do you use it?
1. Use Hoogle to find out what the `cycle` function does. How do you use it?


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Use the components below to demonstrate the messages being sent.
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Lists all columns in the requested range.
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SAY ANYTHING A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1989 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: One more comedy about high school dating, yet for once one that can be enjoyed by adults. John Mahoney is excellent as the father of the school valedictorian and John Cusack is nearly as good as a brash and quirky kick-boxer intent on wooing Mahoney's daughter. Rating: +2.
There must be at least a hundred high school dating movies made each year by Hollywood since there are about two new ones on cable each week. It would be very easy to assume that this type of film had been all mined out and that there was not much more that could be done with it. But in fact there is always room in any genre for a film of fresh and well-observed characters. Humans like looking at humans and seeing how humans behave. James Bonds are fun to watch too, or sexy mannequins doing unrealistic things under some circumstances, but a film that shows fresh and real people will always be a joy to watch. SAY ANYTHING is unique and a very human comedy/drama.
Diane Court (played by Ione Skye) has it all. She is class valedictorian, she has won a prestigious fellowship to study in England, she is beautiful, and in all probability she has butterscotch in her veins. Lloyd Dobler (played by John Cusack) is not good-looking and is below average in his class. He has no goals except to be a better kick-boxer and to date Diane. Sound familiar? Except for the valedictorian part it has been done hundreds of times. Give the film half an hour and you will start to like this film a lot better, particularly James Court, played superbly by John Mahoney, who goes from bemused at Lloyd, to protective of his daughter through a lot more changes until he becomes the focal point of the film. SAY ANYTHING goes from a teen comedy to a very solid drama of human interaction.
The writer/director of SAY ANYTHING is Cameron Crowe, who is best known for screenwriting FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH based on his novel of the same name. That film was about 90% teen comedy but had a surprisingly solid piece of human drama at its core. This time the comedy is more even balanced with the drama. SAY ANYTHING joins TERMS OF ENDEARMENT and BROADCAST NEWS as a James L. Brooks produced film. of a woman choosing between love and loyalty. That may, of course, be coincidental, but because each triangle is resolved in a different and believable way, the films make an excellent trilogy. Through unlike Debra Winger and Holly Hunter, Ione Skye cannot quite hold her own for audience interest against the other two vertices. While it is not quite the strength of a BROADCAST NEWS (nor probably TERMS OF ENDEARMENT, though I am not as fond of that film), SAY ANYTHING does the nearly impossible of making a satisfying film from a high school dating comedy. I rate it a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Supergirl
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Sometimes
I have dreams
I picture myself flying Above the clouds High in the sky Conquering the world With my magic piano Never being scared But then I realise CHORUS: I'm supergirl And I'm here To save the world And I wanna know Who's gonna save me? I'm supergirl And I'm here to Save the world And I wanna know Why I feel so alone Seems like a dream But there's one thing missing Nobody's here with me (Here with me) To share in all that I've been given Never being scared But then I realise Repeat chorus Hey ooh I need someone I won't stop till I find the one Who will start Belonging in my life I need someone I won't stop till I find the one Who will start Belonging in my life Repeat chorus I'm supergirl And I'm here to Save the world And I wanna know Who's gonna save me I'm supergirl And I'm here to Save the world And I wanna know Why I feel so alone I'm supergirl I wanna know Who's gonna save me I'm supergirl And I'm here to Save the world |


WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
November 8, 2017 10:00 AM
Harvey Charge 1--Public Health and State Operated Facilities Response
ON:
De Moor, Carrie CEO Code 3 Emergency Room Rockport (Self; TAFEC, Code
3Emergency Partners), Frisco, TX
Ehrlich, Lisa MD (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Medical Association),
Houston, TX
Griffin, Kimberly Texas Executive Director, Nurse-Family Partnership (also providing
written testimony) (Nurse-Family Partnership National Service Office), Denver, TX
Hardin-Oliver, Carole Health Care Supervisor (also providing written testimony) (Self;
NACDS TPA), Kingwood, TX
Hellerstedt, John Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Department of State
Health Services), Austin, TX
Herrington, J. Kevin Board Member/President (also providing written testimony) (Self;
Texas Association of Freestanding Emergency Centers (TAFEC) and Altus Emergency
Centers), Nederland, TX
Kostroun, David Dep Exec Comm of Regulatory Services (Health and Human Services
Commission), Austin, TX
Litzinger, Linda (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Parent to Parent), Austin,
TX
Maples, Mike Dep Exec Comm State Operated Facilities (Health and Human Services
Commission), Austin, TX
Mills, Sarah Dir. of Government Affairs (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Association for Home Care and Hospice), Austin, TX
Neal, Derrick Director of Health (Texas association of city and county health officials),
Vivtoria, TX
O'Quinn, Kellie (also providing written testimony) (CHILDREN AT RISK & Hurricane
Harvey Children's Recovery Collaborative), Houston, TX
Sandel, Rhonda (also providing written testimony) (Self), Cypress, TX
Shah, Umair Dr. (also providing written testimony) (Self; TACCHO), Houston, TX
Speer, Francine Parish Relations Services Manager (also providing written testimony)
(Self; Catholic Charities Fort Worth), Arlington, TX
Winnike, Allison Ms. (also providing written testimony) (Self; The Immunization
Partnership), Katy, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Bradshaw, Robin (Self), Austin, TX
Green, Calvin (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Hayes, Sherry HHSC State Operated Facilities Risk Mgmt Director (HHSC), Austin, TX
Lothringer, Linda (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Mehta, Hannah Executive director PTFK (Self; Protect TX Fragile Kids), Plano, TX
Murphree, Susan Sr.Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Samuels, Eric President/CEO (Self; Texas Homeless Network), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
November 8, 2017 10:00 AM
Harvey Charge 2--Displacement of Children in CPS and TJJD
ON:
De Marrais, Jeanne-Aimee Harvey Response Team leader Save the Children (also
providing written testimony) (Save the Children), Houston, TX
Gonzales, Henry Assist Executive Director (Harris county juvenile probation), Houston,
TX
Olguin, Estella Community Relations Director (Harris County Protective Services),
Houston, TX
Reed, Pam Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Devereux Texas),
League City, TX
Reilly, David Executive Director (Texas Juvenile Justice Department), Austin, TX
Senske, Kurt Dr. (Upbring), Austin, TX
Whitman, Hank DFPS Commissioner (Dept of Family and Protective Services), Austin,
TX
Harvey Charge 3--Disaster-SNAP
ON:
Cole, Celia CEO (also providing written testimony) (Feeding Texas), Austin, TX
Cooper, Rachel Senior Policy Analyst (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Salter, Wayne Assoc Comm for Access and Eligibility Services (Health and Human
Services Commission), Austin, TX
Williams, Coquese Director of Parish Social Ministry (also providing written testimony)
(Self; Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas), Beaumont, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Crain, Pearlie HHSC Administrative Assistant (Self; Texas State Employees Union),
Houston, TX
Griffin, Tamela (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Lacefield Lewis, Lauren (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX
Luna, Roland Deputy Inspector General for Investigations (Office of Inspector General),
Austin, TX


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title: ZeroAPI
description: Most active decentralized information endpoint on the Zeronet.
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Unnamed Plains [ak45], plain, in Catarack Island, peasants: 105
Last updated Turn #93
Unnamed Plains [ak45], plain, in Catarack Island, peasants: 105
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1: Xero the Hero [l3r], Pen, went west.
30: It has stopped raining.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
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North, to Ocean [aj45], The Inner Sea, 2 days
East, to Ocean [ak46], The Inner Sea, 2 days
South, mountain, to Three Sisters [al45], 10 days
Garrison [ju1p], garrison, Mandor Confederacy, with ten workers,
five pikemen, ten sailors
Border closed.
West, mountain, to Three Sisters [ak44], 10 days


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从0.12升级到0.13
架构变化
-
NW.js是基于Chrome内核之上的，所有Chrome支持的API与特性NW.js同样支持。现在NW.js生成的默认主机地址从
file://
变为chrome-extension://
，在0.12中使用app://
的地方改为使用chrome-extension://
。 -
所有NW.js特殊的API，原使用
require()
的情况现在需要从nw.gui
库中new一个nw
对象来使用。无论如何, 我们提供了一个内建的库来兼容使用0.12开发的应用。在0.14或更迟的版本我们不建议使用之后，您需要使用nw.gui
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The Node.js context is put in the DOM context of the background page, which is shared between opening windows as in 0.12 and before. The difference is you have access to all DOM features and chrome.* platform APIs in the Node context in 0.13.
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-
If NW.js is running under Mixed Context Mode (boot NW.js with
--mixed-context
argument),nw.*
is kind of mirror ofwindow.*
. In this mode, you CANNOT share variables among frames or windows by assigning it to Node context. So do NOT turn on Mixed Context mode if your application is heavily depending on this variable sharing feature.
Node.js 变化
- Node.js is bumped to 5.x in latest build. Check your NPM modules to make sure they support Node.js 5.x especially for native modules. There is a list of native modules which should be migrated to latest NaN 2.
- Add NW version information to process.versions[
nw
]. process.versions[node-webkit
] will be deprecated later.
API 变化
Build Flavors
- Different build flavors support different set of APIs and capabilities. See Build Flavors to choose the right NW.js flavor or build your own.
Shorcut
Shortcut
API does NOT map Ctrl modifier to ⌘ on Mac OS X. However 0.13.0 supportsCommand
modifier in cross platform way. So it’s your responsible to detect the OS and choose the right modifier when registering hotkeys. See Shortcut.key for details.
Manifest Format
single-instance
选项已弃用，现在这个选项总是true
。你将不能再使用多个instances。toolbar
选项已弃用，现在这个选项总是false
。The traditional toolbar will NOT be supported including the reload buttons, location bar and DevTools buttons. As a workaround, you can open / close DevTools with F12 (Windows & Linux) or ⌘+⌥+i (Mac). And usewin.reload()
andwin.reloadDev()
to simulate the reload buttons.no-edit-menu
is deprecated.snapshot
is deprecated. Usewin.evalNWBin()
instead.- The format of
node-remote
is changed to array of match patterns used by Chrome extension. - Window options
always-on-top
andvisible-on-all-workspaces
is renamed toalways_on_top
andvisible_on_all_workspaces
respectively inpackage.json
or as argument ofWindow.open()
.
Window
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.main
. It could be specified in Window.open - Event
capturepagedone
ofWindow
API is deprecated.Use the callback with thewin.capturePage(callback [, config ])
instead. - Window.open is changed to passing the created window as the argument of the callback.
- Window.showDevtools is changed to passing the created window as the argument of the callback.
- win.setTransparent is deprecated. You can’t change the transparency after window is created.
- unmaximize and leave-fullscreen events of
Window
object is deprecated and replaced by restore. When window is restored from minimized, maximized or fullscreen,restore
event is triggered instead. - Window options
always-on-top
andvisible-on-all-workspaces
is renamed toalways_on_top
andvisible_on_all_workspaces
respectively inpackage.json
or as argument ofWindow.open()
. - Window is not inherited from
EventEmitter
anymore, but the methodson()
,once()
,removeListener()
andremoveAllListeners()
are still supported.
已知问题
- Appending zip to the executable is currently not supported. Please use plain files or a separate zip file.
- The following window options passed to nw.Window.open() is not effective on Linux:
min_width
,min_height
,max_width
,max_height
,resizable
for now; try to set them in the callback. nw.Window.get(window_object)
is not working as expected when passing the argument; usewindow_object.nw.Window.get()
as a workaround.nw.Window.reloadDev()
is not supported for nowclose
event ofnw.Window
: ⌘+Q does not passtrue
as the first argument to the event.closed
event ofnw.Window
:App.quit()
doesn’t trigger this event.devtools-closed
event of nw.Window is not supported for now.as_desktop
option is not supported for now- opening new window for an external URL starts a new renderer process (thus objects there are not accessible directly)
webkit.{plugin|java|page-cache}
option inpackage.json
is not supported for now: plugins are enabled by default.nwUserAgent
attribute of<iframe>
is not supported for now.--data-path
command line argument is not supported for now.tooltip
ofMenuItem
is not supported for now.nw.App.fullArgv
is not supported for now.nw.App.setCrashDumpDir()
is not supported; crash dump is stored inapp-data-path/Crash Reports


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People
Joanne Lewis came to the San Francisco campus in 1961, with administrative skills honed by working for the tuberculosis association. Hired to provide secretarial assistance to Dr. Hugh Fudenberg of the Department of Medicine, she quickly earned a reputation for tenacity and skill. She was later appointed to work in the Dean’s office at San Francisco General with Dr. Moses “Mish” Grossman, where she stayed until 1972 when Chancellor Philip R. Lee called her back to the Parnassus campus to be the first Affirmative Action Coordinator for UCSF.
With the shock of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King on April 4, 1968, African-Americans at UCSF organized into a “Black Caucus” to further equality on campus. Joanne Lewis was one of this group of campus leaders; she organized the initial meeting and helped develop committees, publish a newsletter, and compile accurate information on campus conditions that required active reform. Throughout the late 1960s and 1970s, the Black Caucus worked to ease segregation in the workforce, to provide more job opportunities for qualified minority applicants, and lobbied for a critical mass of minority students in all four professional schools. The organization was most active during the early 1970s, under a sympathetic Chancellor Philip Lee, and continued to sustain campus progress under Chancellors Francis Sooy and Julius Krevans.
Joanne Lewis remained on the San Francisco campus until the late 1970s, when she left to become California’s first director of Fair Employment and Housing in the administration of Governor Jerry Brown. She returned to UCSF in 1983 to serve as director of Project Management in the Facilities Department, and became Assistant Vice Chancellor for Capital Projects and Facilities Management. Joanne Lewis received Martin Luther King Jr. award, and, in 1998, was awarded the UCSF Medal, the university’s highest honor. She retired in 1991, and has remained a valued mentor, an individual who opened up avenues of success for women of color on the UCSF campus.


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How much is the deposit? What paperwork do you need to send in? When are the deposit and any other paperwork due?
Read or ask about the requirements of each grant and scholarship. Ask if they are renewable for following years—if not, you’ll need to find replacement funding next year.
Read or ask about the requirements of each grant and scholarship. Ask if they are renewable for following years—if not, you’ll need to find replacement funding next year.
Use this cashflow budget to plan out when you’ll get money and when you’ll have to pay it.
If you have uncovered upfront costs, talk to the financial aid office about options to reduce the amount due at the beginning of the school year, like tuition installment plans. Or can you (or your family) start saving for these now?
More paperwork ahead! You’ll also need to do entrance counseling for federal loans. Remember, you don’t need to accept all the loans you’re offered or the full amount.
If you’ll be in school next year, you’ll need to start this process again in a few months.
Ask about new opportunities for funding. For example, some scholarships are only open to certain majors or only for upperclassmen.
Make sure you get credit for your AP, IB, dual-enrollment, and transfer courses. Work with an academic adviser to stay on track for on-time graduation.
Reach out to your academic advisor about taking core requirements at community college. (But be strategic about when you take them – if you start school with enough credits to count as a second- or third-year student, you may be disqualified from grants and scholarships for first-year students.)
Graduate programs may allow you to transfer credits.
To get the best deal for your situation, read the fine print and shop around for the lowest interest rates and fees. You’ll probably need a cosigner.
To get the best deal for your situation, read the fine print and shop around for the lowest interest rates and fees. You’ll probably need a cosigner.
Can you live at home? Stick to public transit?
There are always more available, even if school starts soon! Scholarship Finder is one place to look.
A job can reduce your borrowing and provide other benefits, but working more than 20 hours a week is associated with lower grades.
While working can reduce borrowing and provide enriching experiences, remember that over 20 hours a week is associated with lower grades.
You might want to consider choosing a major that will open the door to more lucrative career fields.
Even if this is the only school you applied to this year, it’s not your only option. For example, if you are pursuing a bachelor's degree, you can always start att community college this year and apply to transfer to another school next year.
Even if this is the only school you applied to this year, it’s not your only option. Take this year to work, save money, and pursue enrichment opportunities in your field while preparing to apply again next year.


--- date: 2013-11-26 19:00:05 author: Colene Chow title: "PhoneGap Day EU 2013: Firefox OS Integration with Cordova" format: html tags: - PhoneGap Day - Community - Event ---
Thank you to everyone who attended PhoneGap Day EU. We've been posting videos from the conference for those of you who couldn't make it. View previous PhoneGap Day talks on our blog or on YouTube.
Our next speaker is Jason Weathersby, Technical Evangelist from Mozilla, talking about Firefox OS Integration with Cordova.


All functions
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as.legacy_function
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Tag a function as a legacy mungebit function. |
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column_transformation
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Pure column transformations. |
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copy_env
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Copy one environment into another recursively. |
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debug
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Generic debugging. |
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except
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Ignore during standard column format. |
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is.legacy_mungebit_function
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Whether a train or predict function is a legacy function (from the mungebits package). |
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is.legacy_mungebit
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Whether a mungebit is a legacy mungebit (from the mungebits package). |
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is.legacy_mungepiece
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Whether a mungepiece is a legacy mungepiece (from the mungepieces package). |
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is.mungebit
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Determine whether an object is a mungebit. |
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is.mungepiece
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Determine whether an object is a mungepiece. |
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is.transformation
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Determine whether or not a given object is a transformation. |
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list_merge
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Merge two lists and overwrite latter entries with former entries
if names are the same. |
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multi_column_transformation
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Multi column transformations. |
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munge
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Apply a list of mungepieces to data. |
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mungebit_initialize
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Constructor for mungebit class. |
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mungebit_run mungebit_train mungebit_predict
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Run a mungebit. |
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mungebits2
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An approach to data preparation that is compatible with production systems. |
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mungepiece_initialize
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Construct a new mungepiece. |
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mungepiece_run
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Run a mungepiece and prepare it for a live production setting. |
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mungepiece
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Mungepiece. |
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parse_mungepiece
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Translate a list of train / predict functions and arguments to a mungepiece. |
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standard_column_format
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Converts a logical / numeric / character vector or a function
into a character vector of column names for a dataframe. |
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undebug
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Generic removal of debugging. |


Yannick Loriot
iOS Developer
Hi, I'm Yannick. I love to craft user-friendly applications. You may know me from some of my open-source projects.
Hi, I'm Yannick. I love to craft user-friendly applications. You may know me from some of my open-source projects.


There are a few different background properties:
h1 { background-image: url('http://website.com/img/background.jpg'); }
h1 { background-image: url('images/background.jpg'); }
h1 { background-color: green; }
background-repeat: repeat;
This repeats on both the X and Y axis, and will essentially tile the image across the entire background.
background-repeat: repeat-x;
This repeats the background on the X axis, or horizontally.
background-repeat: repeat-y;
This repeats the background on the Y axis, or vertically.
background-repeat: no-repeat;
This shows the image only once, without repeating.
background-position: top;
background-position: right;
background-position: bottom;
background-position: left;
background-position: center;
background-position: 50px 20%;
There's a quick way around background images, and you don't necessarily have to type out all of the above code to set up your background images the way you want them.
background: green url('images/background.jpg') top left no-repeat;


The best Android games 2019
by Craig GrannellThe best Android games 2019
The very best Android games played and ranked
(Image credit: UsTwo Games) Page 1 of 10: Game of the week and the best Android racing games
- Game of the week and the best Android racing games
- The best Android adventure games
- The best arcade games for Android
- The best endless runners for Android
- The best platform games for Android
- The best puzzle games for Android
- The best shooting games for Android
- The best sports games for Android
- The best strategy games for Android
- The best word games for Android
There are loads of great games available for Android, but how can you pick out the gems from the dross, and amazing touchscreen experiences from botched console ports? With our lists, that’s how!
We cover the best titles on Android right now, including the finest racers, puzzlers, adventure games, arcade titles and more.
Jump to section
- Racing games
- Adventure games
- Arcade games
- Endless runners
- Platform games
- Puzzle games
- Shooting games
- Sports games
- Strategy games
- Word games
We've tried these games out, and looked to see where the costs come in - there might be a free sticker added to some of these in the Google Play Store, but sometimes you'll need an in app purchase (IAP) to get the real benefit - so we'll make sure you know about that ahead of the download.
Check back every other week for a new game, and click through to the following pages to see the best of the best divided into the genres that best represent what people are playing right now.
Android game of the week: Dig Dog - Treasure Hunter ($2.99/£2.79/AU$4.59)
Dig Dog - Treasure Hunter is a hectic arcade effort that plays out like Dig Dug or Boulder Dash in fast forward. The titular hound hunts for treasure, and must dig its way through levitating islands. Said islands are, naturally, populated by all manner of monsters, and happen to hang over spike pits.
Figuring out where the prize is, ensuring you’ve always got a route back toward the surface, and keeping baddies at bay, are all part and parcel of the pooch’s day – and it’s a hard life. Even when you master super-fast digging actions, it’s easy to miss a foe, or – after digging a little too far – find yourself rapidly heading towards the spikes.
Still, an easy mode gives you a fighting chance of getting to grips with a game that’s hugely rewarding when mastered, marrying old-school cool with modern app design.
The best racing games for Android
Our favorite Android top-down, 3D and retro racers.
Repulze ($1.49/£1.59/AU$2.39)
Repulze exists in a future beyond racers driving cars far too quickly; instead, they’re placed in experimental hovercraft that belt along at insane speeds. Track design’s traditions have also been ditched, flat courses being replaced by roller-coaster-like constructions that throw you around in stomach-churning fashion.
The game’s split into three phases. It begins with time trials that have you pass through specific colored gates, and ends with you taking on AI opponents, occasionally – and unsportingly – blowing them up with weapons.
There’s a sci-fi backstory about synthetic men and corporations, but really this one’s all about speed. At first, the twitchy controls will find you repeatedly smashing into tracksides and wondering if someone should take your hovercraft license away. But master the tracks and controls alike, and Repulze becomes an exhilarating experience as you bomb along toward the finish line.
Rush Rally 3 ($3.99/£3.99/AU$6.99)
Rush Rally 3 brings console-style rally racing to Android. For quick blasts, you can delve into single rally mode, with a co-driver bellowing in your ear; or there’s the grinding metal of rallycross, pitting you against computer cars apparently fueled by aggression. If you’re in it for the long haul, immerse yourself in a full career mode.
None of those options would matter a jot if the racing wasn’t up to much. Fortunately, it’s really good. The game looks the part, with very smart visuals and viewpoints, whether belting around a racing circuit or blazing through a forest.
The controls work well, too, providing a number of setups to accommodate a range of preferences (tilt; virtual buttons) – and skill levels. All in all, it’s enough for the game to get that coveted checkered flag.
Horizon Chase (free + $2.99/£2.79/AU$4.09 IAP)
If you're fed up with racing games paying more attention to whether the tarmac looks photorealistic rather than how much fun it should be to zoom along at insane speeds, check out Horizon Chase. This tribute to old-school arcade titles is all about the sheer joy of racing, rather than boring realism.
The visuals are vibrant, the soundtrack is jolly and cheesy, and the racing finds you constantly battling your way to the front of an aggressive pack.
If you fondly recall Lotus Turbo Esprit Challenge and Top Gear, don't miss this one. (Note that Horizon Chase gives you five tracks for free. To unlock the rest, there's a single £2.29/US$2.99 IAP.)
Need for Speed: Most Wanted ($4.99/£4.99/AU$7.99)
Anyone expecting the kind of free-roaming racing from the console versions of this title are going to be miffed, but Need for Speed: Most Wanted is nonetheless one of the finest games of its kind on Android. Yes, the tracks are linear, with only the odd shortcut, but the actual racing bit is superb.
You belt along the seedy streets of a drab, gray city, trying to win events that will boost your ego and reputation alike. Wins swell your coffers, enabling you to buy new vehicles for entering special events.
The game looks gorgeous on Android and has a high-octane soundtrack to urge you onwards. But mostly, this one’s about the controls – a slick combination of responsive tilt and effortless drifting that makes everything feel closer to OutRun 2 than typically sub-optimal mobile racing fare.
Riptide GP: Renegade ($2.99/£2.99/AU$3.99)
The first two Riptide games had you zoom along undulating watery circuits surrounded by gleaming metal towers. Riptide GP: Renegade offers another slice of splashy futuristic racing, but this time finds you immersed in the seedy underbelly of the sport.
As with the previous games, you’re still piloting a hydrofoil, and racing involves not only going very, very fast, but also being a massive show-off at every available opportunity.
If you hit a ramp or wave that hurls you into the air, you’d best fling your ride about or do a handstand, in order to get turbo-boost on landing. Sensible racers get nothing.
 The racing, though, is superb – an exhilarating mix of old-school arcade thrills and modern mobile touchscreen smarts.
Mini Motor Racing ($2.99/£3.19/AU$4.49)
Mini Motor Racing is a frenetic top-down racer that finds tiny vehicles darting about claustrophobic circuits that twist and turn in a clear effort to have you repeatedly drive into walls. The cars handle more like remote control cars than real fare, meaning that races are typically tight – and easily lost if you glance away from the screen for just a moment.
There’s a ton of content here – many dozens of races set across a wide range of environments. You zoom through ruins, and scoot about beachside tracks. The AI’s sometimes a bit too aggressive, but with savvy car upgrades, and nitro boost usage when racing, you’ll be taking more than the occasional checkered flag.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit ($4.99/£4.99/AU$7.99)
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit exists in a world where the police seem to think it’s perfectly okay to use their extremely expensive cars to ram fleeing criminals into submission. And when they’re not doing that, they belt along the streets, racing each other to (presumably) decide who pays for the day’s doughnuts.
It’s a fairly simple racer – you’re basically weaving your way through the landscape, smashing into other cars, and triggering the odd trap – but it’s exhilarating, breezy fun that echoes classic racers like Chase H.Q.
And once you’ve had your fill of being one of the nitro-happy fuzz, you can play out a career as the pursued as well, getting stuck into the kind of cop-smashing criminal antics that totally won’t be covered by your car manufacturer’s warranty.
Final Freeway 2R ($0.99/79p/AU$0.99)
Final Freeway 2R is a retro racing game, quite blatantly inspired by Sega’s classic OutRun. You belt along in a red car, tearing up a road where everyone’s rather suspiciously driving in the same direction. Every now and again, you hit a fork, allowing you to select your route. All the while, cheesy music blares out of your device’s speakers.
For old hands, you’ll be in a kind of gaming heaven. And arguably, this game’s better than the one that inspired it, feeling more fluid and nuanced. If you’re used to more realistic fare, give Final Freeway 2R a go – you might find yourself converted by its breezy attitude, colorful visuals, and need for truly insane speed.
Motorsport Manager Mobile 3 ($3.99/£3.99/AU$6.49)
Motorsport Manager Mobile 3 is a racing management game without the boring bits.
When you’re all set, you get to watch surprisingly tense and exciting top-down racing. (This being surprising because you’re largely watching numbered discs zoom around circuits.) One-off races give you a feel for things, but the real meat is starting from the bottom of the pile in the career mode, with the ultimate aim of becoming a winner.
It’s all streamlined, slick, and mobile-friendly, and a big leap on from the relatively simplistic original Motorsport Manager Mobile.


Drag and Drop: Copy and Move elements with
DataTransfer
Select this element and drag to the
Copy Drop Zone
.
Copy Drop Zone
Select this element and drag to the
Move Drop Zone
.
Move Drop Zone


\[f(x)=ax^2+bx+c\]
There are no Real Roots if \[b^2-4ac<0\]
There are two Equal Real Roots if \[b^2-4ac=0\]
There are two Real Roots if \[b^2-4ac>0\]
\[a=\]
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To find out the nature of the roots of a quadratic equation, we find the value of the discriminant D \[D=b^2-4ac\]


ui.splitpanel
innovaphone.ui.SplitPanel(container, storageId, width)
Creates a spit panel where a splitter can be moved to resize the left/right side of the content.
Functions
- getLeft()
-
returns the left element node
- getRight()
-
returns the right element node
- getLastWidth()
-
returns the last width of the splitpanels left side
- redraw(width)
-
redraws the splitpanel with the fix left width
- innerSplitPanel()
-
to define the splitpanel as an inner splitpanel, which left side is same colored as the right one
- cleanupLeft()
- removes all nodes from the left side
- cleanupRight()
- removes all nodes from the right side


Many people of various social and racial groups are vulnerable to falling into the trap of self fulfilling prophecies. In short, if you believe that you're likely to be bad at something based on preconcieved notions of that certain types of people just aren't good at certain things, ultimately you will fulfil those expectations and perform worse, simply because you believed you would. The effects appear to be more pronounced with individuals who more strongly identify with the group being stereotyped.
As a white male, I have a few stereotypes including poor math skills in comparison to asian people, poor athletic ablility in general, and a higher likelihood to being racist and or sexist. I haven't really thought much about these stereotypes lately, but I do remember back in grade school I certainly believed that I could never be "as good at sports" as other kids and ruled off the idea of ever becoming a professional player of any sport early on. I've also avoided dancing as much as possible all throughout highschool, college and even now. I also know that in college, most of my friends that I studied math with were asian. However, I'm not so sure if that is because of the stereotype or the fact that in Hawaii, most of the kids I went to college with and took classes with were asian. It's hard to say really how the stereotype threat has effected me beyond athletics.
These concepts are new and yet familiar to me. I know that I've always held the notion that white people can't dance or play sports that well but I never really have thought about it in these terms before. I never thought that believeing these things would in turn affect my performance. I suppose overcoming these beliefs is going to be quite difficult since they are concepts I've self reinforced over the years. I think the most powerful thing I and any individual can do for themselves is to stop identifying with some label that somehow describes you as a person. I need to reflect on the concept that I am what I make myself, nothing more and nothing less.


Project Harbor has released version 1.6.0 with several new features such as Helm charts management, improved LDAP support, image replication, and database migrations. A big thank you to the community for your incredible continued support!
Let’s dive into it what’s new:
Helm has become the de facto package manager of Kubernetes, making it easy to to deploy a vast array of applications. We see a dedicated Helm chart repository as a must-have system to help build new enterprise IT infrastructure and platforms. Helm charts should work seamlessly together with container images, and therefore supporting both image management and Helm chart management has become the natural direction for Harbor.
Starting with version 1.6.0, Harbor can serve as a unified cloud native registry for both image management requests and helm chart management requests. The main features are grouped into two perspectives:
It’s easy to get started with Helm charts and Harbor using the Helm CLI:
helm repo add
to add Harbor as a unified chart repository with specified username, all the project namespaces accessible by that user should be visible to Helm.helm repo add
to add a Harbor project as a separate chart repository, only the charts under that project are visible to Helm.helm
CLI to push charts to Harborhelm install
to download the chart from Harbor and install it to the target Kubernetes environmenthelm search
or helm verify
are also supportedFor more details on managing Helm charts with Harbor, see the user guide.
Many Harbor administrators are using LDAP to authenticate Harbor users, and then need to assign roles to each user. To make this more scalable Harbor now supports assigning roles to LDAP groups as well as individual users.
For more details on managing roles with LDAP groups, see the docs.
Two replication filters (repository name filter and repository tag filter) were introduced in the previous version of Harbor, they both need the filter pattern to match the images which should be replicated. Sometimes this is difficult or even impossible. With the introduction of label filters, users can add any label to the images without changing the name of them.
Users replicate images by adding labels to them and creating a new rule with the label filter.
For more details on this, see the user guide.
In the previous releases, there are two or three database instances running on one Harbor node, which are MariaDB/MySQL and PostgreSQL. This of course increases the effort to maintain the Harbor system. This new feature makes it possible to merge multiple databases into a single database, making it far easier to maintain and make it possible to enable HA solutions for the future releases.
For more information about the release and how to get started with version 1.6.0, head over to the wiki and our list of videos that shows off these new features.
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Chapter: 2 Git and Github
The what and why of version control (specific to R!) can be found here
2.1 Git in RStudio
There is a “git” tab in RStudio, but it can’t perform simple operations required to develop a project from a fork, so you likely want to start using the terminal for all of your git needs. If you are a visual person, there are many flavors of git guis for download( (which can be found here) that have graphical history viewers that show color coded history trees.
Gitk (shown above) and git-gui come with a standard Git install. If you wish to make a commit with a gui, use the command git gui
and if you wish to view the history tree, execute gitk --all
in your terminal.
2.1.1 Setting Up Remotes for the First Time
Create a fork on GitHub. A fork is a static copy of someone else’s Github repository. A remote repository is the version that is stored on a GitHub server (as opposed to your personal laptop or local machine), and is the version available for viewing on github.com. An upstream repository is the shared version of the project that you are contributing to.
# create a local copy (clone) of your fork
git clone https://github.rcac.purdue.edu/<YOUR_USERNAME>/SuperPower.git
# remote origin is your own personal fork as it lives on GitHub
git remote set-url origin https://github.rcac.purdue.edu/<YOUR_USERNAME>/SuperPower.git
# remote upstream is the parent repository as it lives on GitHub
git remote add upstream https://github.rcac.purdue.edu/ScientificSolutions/SuperPower.git
# list remotes
git remote -v
2.2 Git Workflow from a Fork
Inspired by @Chaser324’s Gist.
2.2.1 Merge upstream changes into your own master branch
This should be nontrivial if you committed and pushed the last time you coded.
2.2.2 Create a branch to work on a new feature or bugfix
2.2.3 Use the Repeated Amend strategy to develop your feature branch
This strategy comes from Chapter 24 of Happy Git with R. I highly suggest that you read the whole thing yourself.
The idea of a repeated amend is that you can have a version of your code to fall back on (with a git reset --hard
) that is more recent than your last commit. Imagine, you don’t want to make a tiny commit for every trivial change, but at some point you are far through your next commit, and things start breaking. A repeated amend is how we prevent tiny commits, and provide ourselves with a fail safe at every step of your code that still runs.
# make a few changes to the code and test to make sure nothing is broken
# commit so we have something to revert back to if need be
git commit -m "The name of the thing I want to accomplish in the completed commit"
# make a few more changes
# instead of making another giant commit, we amend our last one with the new changes
git commit --amend # --no-edit if you don't need to change the message
# we continue this process until we want to start a new commit, by not using --amend
<IP_ADDRESS> Incorperate upstream changes
Just make sure you’re incorperating upstream changes to origin master. Then you can pull from master to your feature branch.
git fetch upstream
git checkout master
git merge upstream/master
git checkout newfeature
git pull --rebase origin master
This works as long as the upstream changes don’t overlap with any of the changes you have made. If this doesn’t work for you there are other, more complicated ways to deal with this.
Note: a rebase rewrites your history so that your new commits are shifted to the top of the master branch, as shown below.
2.2.4 Push changes to GitHub and create pull request
References
Git. 2020. “Gitk.” https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/images/gitk.png.
Tutorials, Git, and Training | Atlassian Git Tutorial. 2020. “Git Rebase: Branch onto Master.” https://wac-cdn.atlassian.com/dam/jcr:e4a40899-636b-4988-9774-eaa8a440575b/02.svg?cdnVersion=752.


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Electronic invoicing address registry demo
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Connected to Ethereum node at http://localhost:8545
Setup
Connected to contract at
version
Contract address
Connect
Query database
Invoicing address (OVT/IBAN)
Search
VAT id
Search


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My Father was a Shofar.
He was born from the crude horn of a ram.
Then softened, flattened, and polished into a beautiful instrument that was complex to play yet obtusely simple in it’s construction.
An object equally spiritual and utilitarian.
Though often silent, when called upon his sonic force brought down the walls of Jericho, signaled the New Year, and made the monsters under my bed go away.
They were long deep sounds without melody whose notes still resonate long after they’ve been played.


#
INFO 610 Fall 2020
Week 8
ACID & Transactions
chrisfauerbach.github.io/info610_fall_2020/
--- # ACID Properties of a Relational Database System * A transaction is a very small unit of a program and it may contain several low level tasks. * A transaction in a database system must maintain ACID Properties in order to ensure accuracy, completeness and data integrity. * Atomicity * Consistency * Durability * Isolation --- # Atomicity * This property states that a transaction must be treated as an atomic unit, that is, either all of its operations are executed or none are. * There must be no state in a database where a transaction is left partially completed. * States should be defined either before the execution of the transaction or after the execution/abortion/failure of the transaction --- # Consistency * The database must remain in a consistent state after any transaction. * No transaction should have any adverse effect on the data residing in the database. * If the database was in a consistent state before the execution of a transaction, it must remain consisten after the execution of the transaction as well. --- # Durability * The database should be durable enough to hold all its latest updates even if the system fails or restarts. * If a transaction updates a chunk of data in a database and commits, then the database will hold the modified data. * If a transaction commits but the systems fails before the data could be written on to the disk, then all data will be updated once the system springs back into action. --- # Isolation * In a database system where more than one transaction are being executed simultaneously and in parallel, the property of isolation states that all transactions will be carried out and executed as if it is the only transaction in the system. * No transaction will affect the existence of another transaction. --- # Serializability When multiple transactions are being executed by the operating system in a multiprogramming environment, there are possibilities that instructions in one transaction are interleaved with some other transaction. * Schedule - A chronological execution sequence of a transaction is called a schedule. A schedule can have many transactions in it, each comprising of a number of instructions/tasks. * Serial Schedule - It is a schedule in which transactions are aligned in such a way that one transaction is executed first. When the first transaction completes its cycle, the next transaction is executed. Transactions are ordered one after the other. This type of schedule is called a serial schedule, as transactions are executed in a serial manner. If transactions aren't scheduled serially, but instead are parallelized, then the database can become inconsistent due to each transactions potentially altering the same records. --- # States of Transactions A transaction in a database can be in one fo the following states:
--- # Active * A transaction is being executed. This is the initial state of every transaction.
--- # Partially Committed * When a transaction executes its final operation, it is said to be in a partially committed state.
--- # Failed * A transaction is said to be in a failed state if any of the checks made by the database recovery system fails. A failed transaction can no longer proceed further.
--- # Aborted * If any of the checks fail and the transaction has reached a failed state, then the recovery manager rolls back all its write operations on the database back to its original state where it was prior to the execution of the transaction. * Transactions in this state are called aborted. The database recoery module can select one of the two operations after a transaction aborts * Re-start * Kill the transaction
--- # Committed * If all operations are successful, it is said to be committed. All its effects are now permanently established on the database system.
--- # Postgresql Transactions For example, consider a bank database that contains balances for various customer accounts, as well as total deposit balances for branches. Suppose that we want to record a payment of $100.00 from Alice's account to Bob's account. Simplifying outrageously, the SQL commands for this might look like: ```sql UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = 'Alice'; UPDATE branches SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = 'Alice'); UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = 'Bob'; UPDATE branches SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = 'Bob'); ``` --- # Uh oh - Failed! What happens if something breaks after line two? ```sql UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = 'Alice'; UPDATE branches SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = 'Alice'); UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = 'Bob'; UPDATE branches SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = 'Bob'); ``` --- # Let's fix it: ```sql BEGIN; UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = 'Alice'; -- etc etc COMMIT; ``` * BEGIN - Starts a database transaction, explicitly. * ROLLBACK - Aborts the existing transaction, rolling back all data changes from this transaction. --- # Rollback Suppose we debit $100.00 from Alice's account, and credit Bob's account, only to find later that we should have credited Wally's account. We could do it using savepoints like this:
Savepoints
allow you to selectively discard parts of the transaction, while committing the rest. After defining a savepoint with SAVEPOINT, you can if needed roll back to the savepoint with ROLLBACK TO. ```sql BEGIN; UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100.00 WHERE name = 'Alice'; SAVEPOINT my_savepoint; UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = 'Bob'; -- oops ... forget that and use Wally's account ROLLBACK TO my_savepoint; UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100.00 WHERE name = 'Wally'; COMMIT; ``` --- --- ---


Having come to EDA after a number of years in the workforce, I have in the past worked for, alongside, and with a wide range of people. In one of previous roles I worked for someone who, while being very good in a technical capacity, wasn't so great on the compassionate leadership side. Working for him was great on most aspects; I certainly learnt a lot, as he provided a really good personal development enviroment. On the downside, he was a little hard to communicate with on a personal level. He never seemed to be interested in anyone outside of a work enviroment: he wouldn't ask about plans for the weekend, how the family was, what you did after work the day before, or any of those other questions that keep the world turning on it's appropriate axis.
Now this wasn't really his fault. I think that he just struggled to connect with people on a personal level (or maybe he just thought that making small talk about what you did outside of work was daft). Regardless of the cause, it did mean that when a difficult task came along, it was harder to stay motivated and work through it. The relative lack of personal connection with this person made it a less productive and altogether less fulfulling place to work. Compassionate leadership isn't just about making people happy (although that is a great aim). It's about getting the best out of people.
Reading Search Inside Yourself was the first place that I've come across the SCARF (Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness and Fairness) model, but it immediatly made so much sense.
Take status for example. We've all worked in teams where there has been some weird dynamics because people were jockying for status in the eyes of the boss. This can lead to some unusual situations: I was in a team once where a team member refused to hand over any work to the new hire.  At this time it made no sense, but in hindsight it was a status thing; she believed she would lose status if she were seen to be handing off work (implying that she couldn't do it). While this might seem unusual, it actually makes a great deal of sense when looking at it using the SCARF model. If it had been explained to my collegue in detail why someone was getting hired to help her (that it was simply due to workload as opposed to her competence), then maybe that transition could have gone much smoother than it did.
I guess for us at EDA going in to Phase 1, it's about remembering that humans are complex creatures and often there might be a lot more going on with someone than just what you can pick up through talking with them (though talking with them is always a great place to start). If we're patient with each other and take the time to try and figure out where everyone else is coming from, then we'll be able to resolve the inevitable conflicts and differences of opinion without making each other cry. Much like you would hope that everyone would behave all the time ☺


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If a image is not set, the component expects a name property. Given this property, it renders the name initials as the avatar image.
The cb-avatar can receive an image url or a name input to display as an avatar.
The selected image size can be changed through the size property. By default, the selected size is large. This can be changed to xsmall, small, medium, or xlarge.