Faculty Using Piazza
I use it as a way of having students answer each other's questions. Rather
than sending me an email, they post their questions in Piazza. If they send
me an email question that has any applicability beyond just that individual
student, I will post it in Piazza and answer it there. In this way, I
stopped receiving as many individual emails. Beyond that, it's very easy to
get all of your teachers and LA's in as instructors, and it supports LaTeX,
which is great.
Piazza is a space for asynchronous communication. It's a popular choice in
STEM courses because you can use LeTex and write markdown, so a lot of the
formatting and things that STEM professors and students are used to seeing
are already present. So that's the external thing, but it's also nice
because it integrates Canvas.
When connected with Canvas, Piazza keeps the whole course integrated, it
focuses the course around content, topics and questions as opposed to being
focused around a lesson or week. Oftentimes in Canvas discussions, you get
done with one lesson, move on the next one, and you totally forget about the
one before it. Whereas now, you have all of the threads available at any
time for review.
Posting your questions on Piazza helps everybody. Since other students very
likely have the same question, it lets them benefit from the answer as well,
even if they would not have taken the initiative to ask. Moreover, it allows
the instructor to answer the question once, instead of multiple times in
multiple individual emails. Finally, questions receive an answer faster than by
email. Anybody who is online can answer your question immediately, and
students are encouraged to (and often do) answer classmates' questions
before the instructor does.


ITV sets record straight on I'm A Celebrity... final viewing figures
Reports claimed it was 2.5million down on last year
by Richard BellViewing figures for the final of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! were reportedly down by well over one million in comparison to last year's finale.
A Broadcast article claimed that viewing figures for the last episode in the series, which saw former EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa crowned Queen of the Jungle, came in at 9.1million.
That figure's almost 2.5million down on the 11.5million recorded for the 2018 series when football manager Harry Redknapp won, the publication reported.
But a spokesperson for ITV told ED! that the audience figure for the final actually peaked at 10million, putting it roughly 1.5million down on 2018.
Averages for the series as a whole reportedly stood at 9.1million.
They continued: "The final was the second biggest audience this series, beaten only by the launch episode. At its peak, the final was watched by three quarters of young people [75%] with 2.5million seeing the show's climax, while the average across the programme for the 16-34 age group was 66% and 2.2million.
"With consolidated viewing that takes in catch up viewing, so far across the series, I'm A Celebrity [saw] an average of 10.7million TV viewers with a 42% share have watched the show.
"An additional 0.5million viewers have been watching on Non TV devices, taking the total average audience up to 11.2million viewers."
The spokesperson added: "For 16-34s the series averaged 1.8million with a 62% share, making it the most watched series of the year amongst this [demographic]."
The final episode in this year's I'm A Celebrity made for emotional viewing, as Coronation Street star Andy Whyment grew tearful as he expressed his gratitude for all the support he received.
And when Jac received her laurel crown, she struggled with emotion and pushed through tears to thank friends, family and fans for having her back.
The result left some viewers divided though, with many annoyed that Andy wasn't crowned the winner.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity winner Jacqueline Jossa 'cancels' all TV interviews
Others, however, felt Jac was well and truly deserving of the jungle crown - especially since her final Bushtucker Trial was so brutal.

But Jacqueline was tied down in a star-shaped container and covered with insects. Later in the trial, she had to endure having hunstman spiders crawling all over her body - and even held one in her mouth for a full minute.
Some felt the challenge was far too harsh, slamming ITV and branding the trial 'literal torture'.
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


@Target(value={PARAMETER,METHOD,FIELD}) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Repeatable(value=Parameters.class) @Inherited public @interface Parameter
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
allowEmptyValue
When true, allows sending an empty value.
|
boolean |
allowReserved
Determines whether the parameter value SHOULD allow reserved characters, as defined by RFC3986.
|
Content[] |
content
The representation of this parameter, for different media types.
|
boolean |
deprecated
Specifies that a parameter is deprecated and SHOULD be transitioned out of usage.
|
java.lang.String |
description
A brief description of the parameter.
|
java.lang.String |
example
Provides an example of the schema.
|
ExampleObject[] |
examples
Provides an array examples of the schema.
|
Explode |
explode
When this is true, parameter values of type array or object generate separate parameters for each value of the
array or key-value pair of the map.
|
boolean |
hidden
Allows this parameter to be marked as hidden
|
ParameterIn |
in
The location of the parameter.
|
java.lang.String |
name
The name of the parameter.
|
java.lang.String |
ref
Reference value to a Parameter object.
|
boolean |
required
Determines whether this parameter is mandatory.
|
Schema |
schema
The schema defining the type used for the parameter.
|
ParameterStyle |
style
Describes how the parameter value will be serialized depending on the type of the parameter value.
|
public abstract java.lang.String name
When the parameter is defined within Components
, the name
will be used as the key to add this parameter to the 'parameters' map for reuse.
If in is "path", the name field MUST correspond to the associated path segment from the path field in the Paths Object. See Path Templating for further information.
If in is "header" and the name field is "Accept", "Content-Type" or "Authorization", the parameter definition SHALL be ignored.For all other cases, the name corresponds to the parameter name used by the in property.
public abstract ParameterIn in
Possible values are specified in ParameterIn enum. Ignored when empty string.
public abstract java.lang.String description
public abstract boolean required
If the parameter location is "path", this property is REQUIRED and its value MUST be true. Otherwise, the property may be included and its default value is false.
public abstract boolean deprecated
public abstract boolean allowEmptyValue
This may create validation errors when the parameter is required. Valid only for query parameters and allows sending a parameter with an empty value.
If style is used, and if behavior is n/a (cannot be serialized), the value of allowEmptyValue SHALL be ignored.public abstract ParameterStyle style
Default values (based on value of in): for query - form; for path - simple; for header - simple; for cookie - form.
Ignored if the properties content or array are specified.public abstract Explode explode
For other types of parameters this property has no effect. When style is form, the default value is true. For all other styles, the default value is false.
Ignored if the properties content or array are specified.public abstract boolean allowReserved
This property only applies to parameters with an in value of query. Ignored if the properties content or array are specified.
public abstract Schema schema
public abstract Content[] content
public abstract boolean hidden
public abstract ExampleObject[] examples
When associated with a specific media type, the example string shall be parsed by the consumer to be treated as an object or an array.
Ignored if the properties content or array are specified.public abstract java.lang.String example
When associated with a specific media type, the example string SHALL be parsed by the consumer to be treated as an object or an array.
Ignored if the properties examples, content or array are specified.public abstract java.lang.String ref
This property provides a reference to an object defined elsewhere. This property and all other properties are mutually exclusive. If other properties are defined in addition to the ref property then the result is undefined.


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PSFADDTABLE(1) PSFADDTABLE(1) NAME psfaddtable - add a Unicode character table to a console font SYNOPSIS psfaddtable fontfile tablefile outfile DESCRIPTION psfaddtable takes a console font in .psf format given by fontfile and merges it with the Unicode character table given by tablefile to produce a font file with an embedded character table, which is written to out‐ file. An input file name of "-" denotes standard input, and an output file name of "-" denotes standard output. If the fontfile already con‐ tains an embedded character table, it is ignored. TABLE FILE FORMAT Each line in the tablefile should be either blank, contain a comment (preceded by #), or contain a sequence of numbers in either decimal (default), octal (preceded by 0), or hexadecimal (preceded by 0x) format, separated by spaces or tabs. The first number on each line indicates the glyph slot in the font that is being referred to, this is between 0 and 0xff for a 256-character font and 0 and 0x1ff for a 512-character font. Any subsequent numbers on the same line are Unicodes matched by this spe‐ cific glyph slot. Instead of a single Unicode one may have a sequence of Unicodes separates by commas, to denote that the glyph depicts the corre‐ sponding composed symbol. It is permissible to have multiple lines for the same glyph. SEE ALSO setfont(8), psfgettable(1), psfstriptable(1), psfxtable(1) 25 Oct 1994 PSFADDTABLE(1)


HEYA!This is Affan and this page is created by me,Iam a Tech Enthusiast,Pro Gamer and going to be much more in the coming days;).This is for all the peeps out there who love gaming but are sadly frustrated of not being able to download latest games because of unwanted ads and duplicate games,The fun part is this site will also keep you updated about the gaming world


A game developer of indie games for Steam. I have developed and published premium games on Steam, a free-to-play game on mobile for android and made several free games/prototypes for PC to test and learn different ideas. I love to try new things, so I created games of different genres like arcade, puzzle, platform and tower defense.
Four years of experience working on IT as a full stack developer and two years working with Unity, with skills in Java, C# and Javascript. Graduated in Game Development by FATEC.
Guilherme Campiotto Silva
Platform game for Android published on Google Play. Solo project, made the game design and the programming, used game assets for musics and art.
Main features that I build:
A ping pong game for PC, launched on Itch.io for the Game Jam Game Factory, the challenge was to build in 48 hours of the chosen theme.
The main objective is to hit the ball using only one racket and alternating the control to change the side where to ball is.
Worked as a game designer and programmer in the development team, my focus was to join the art with the mechanic that we planned, in addition to test and fix bugs inside the estimated time.
Game with the style of hangman for browsers. Project of the Weekly Game Jam, launched on Itch.io, the main object is to guess the words so the witch can cast her spell.
Activities made for the project:
A tower defense game for PC, a survivor must resist the zombie waves during the day, rebuild his defenses and search for weapons during the night. Inspired by the Last Stand. This project was made using the library Pygame.
Main features:
Prototype of a 3d game set on an island. I made the terrain with mountains, lakes, trees and a house, using diffente textures (sand, rocks, clay and more). Used the particle system to simulate rain and a script to make the effect of thunder, lightning and sounds of wind.
Prototype of a boss battle that works like a artillery tower. Made the construction of the enemy's intelligence, he rotates to aim and shoots the player.
The player can move through the scenery and shoot energy balls.
The shoot has a effect using the Unity particle system to simulate smoke.
First commercial game launched on Steam as an indie developer. Took care of the programming, game design, implementation of assets that the artist created, joystick configurations, steam page setup and test sessions to get player's feedback.
This is a platform game and has this main features:
Free game made using a Udemy course for Unity. Use the ball to collect coins and score a goal to complete the level. Includes a shop to buy new types of balls and a level select screen.
Second commercial game launched on Steam.
Path of Memory is a puzzle game where you test your memory in 60 different levels. The game shows the right sequence and the player has to press the right buttons to reveal the stars.


What's happening here?
We are creating a new custom element using document.registerElement function. It requires that the name includes a `-`.
Only the one with the prototype has a function for alert. Check the console!
We can also add elements that render as regular elements, like the button. They are custom but will default to
regular behavior in old browsers. Check the button! it has an `is` attribute BUT its tag is from button.
Also, we inherit styles for button in general.
Element life cycle
We have create, attach, detach, changeAttribute callbacks.


Module ratchet.error
A ratchet.error object is thrown in most cases when ratchet functions error. This object exposes certain information to present to the user or to make programmatic decisions based on. Converting these objects to a string presents human-readable information about the error.
Functions
| is (error, code) | Checks is the code assigned to an error message matches the given code. |
| new (description, code, func, file, line, syscall, errno, descripion) | This function allows manual creation of error objects. |
Functions
- is (error, code)
-
Checks is the code assigned to an error message matches the given code. This function is also exposed as a method of ratchet.error objects.
Parameters
- error: the ratchet.error object to check.
- code: the code to compare against.
Return value:
true if the error matches the code, false otherwise. - new (description, code, func, file, line, syscall, errno, descripion)
-
This function allows manual creation of error objects. Usually it is created automatically by ratchet functions when an error occurs. The names of the parameters to this function are also the indices to access the information on a created ratchet.error object.
Parameters
- description:
- code: a string code that can identify the error message.
- func: optional string identifying the function throwing the error.
- file: optional C file where the error was thrown.
- line: optional C file line number where the error was thrown.
- syscall: optional string identifying system call causing the error.
- errno: optional integer identifying the system error code.
- descripion: human-readable description of the error.
Return value:
a new ratchet.error object.


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_A_Civil_Action_ (PG-13) ** (out of ****)
Every December there emerges a film touted as a major award contender only to come up short. Last year, it was Steven Spielberg's overrated _Amistad_; this year, it's Steven Zaillian's _A_Civil_Action_, which, like the former film, is a technically proficient but ultimately soulless courtroom drama.
_A_Civil_Action_, based on Jonathan Harr's fact-based book, marks the directorial debut of Academy Award-winning screenwriter Zaillian (who also wrote and executive produced), and he displays an effectively economical storytelling style. This is best exemplified in a sequence where Boston personal injury lawyer Jan Schlichtmann (John Travolta) meets up with Albert Eustis (Sydney Pollack), a pompous executive with the corporation of W.R. Grace & Co., and recounts the encounter to his legal partners. Instead of showing the encounter and then Jan's account of it, they unfold simultaneously through intercutting, with certain behaviors and statements underscored by Jan's after-the-fact commentary. Another example has Jerome Facher (Robert Duvall, a Golden Globe nominee for his work here), attorney to the large Beatrice Foods corporation, lecturing a class on trial procedure, and each of the bullet points he makes are followed by concrete illustration in the courtroom.
The technical proficiency extends to Travolta, who hits the right dramatic notes as Jan, a hotshot attorney who sees dollar signs in representing a group of Woburn, Massachusetts parents in a complaint against Grace and Beatrice. These eight families claim that the two corporations contaminated the town's drinking water, which led to their children's deaths from leukemia. But somewhere along the way, Jan becomes emotionally involved, making his own dollar signs disappear as the impossible case drains his firm's funds but not the energy of his crusade. The problem is that I never got a true sense of that change. The turning point is supposed to be a scene where Jan is driven to tears while thinking about one of the father's stories, but I did not sense any change following that scene; Jan still seemed like the slickster that he was, and his fierce determination to see the case through still seemed motivated by money and not sentiment.
That can be blamed less on Travolta and more on Zaillian, whose film, like the portrayal of Jan, is slick and collected but lacking an emotional hook. Zaillian seems more interested in getting factual details right than building any real dramatic tension or momentum, and the film never quite reaches takeoff speed, despite the solid work of the acting ensemble (especially William H. Macy as the accountant of Jan's firm). The film's conclusion would be anticlimactic with or without any dramatic urgency leading up to it, but without, it's not only flat, it's a big fizzle.
Perhaps if Zaillian had been less civil and took more action with his material, _A_Civil_Action_ could have lived up to the award-craving hype. But, as it stands, this TV movie with a big screen cast looks to be an also-ran when the Oscar nominations are announced in February.
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Title: A Simple protocol to view aspx pages without IIS implemented in C#
Author: Andy Brummer
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Environment: VS.net 2003, .Net 1.1, IE
Keywords: IInternetProtocol, hosting ASP.NET, COM interop, Shell Extension, IContextHandler
Level: Intermediate
Description: Covers how to write a Pluggable Asyncrhonous Protocol using C# and provides a useful protocol to enable local execution of ASP.net sites.
Section C#, ASP.net
SubSection General
Ever since I started working with asp pages, I've always wanted to be able to test them simply from the file system without having to configure IIS or setup a virtual directory. Especially when downloading and looking at sample code from sites like CodeProject. While working on an application for web based acceptence testing, I discovered how to make it happen. First, ASP.net lets you host the runtime outside of IIS. Second, Microsoft provies the Asyncronous Pluggable Protocol interfaces to create custom protocols for IE. I just needed to hook a custom protocol up to an instance of the ASP.Net runtime and everything would work great. My final solution came out pretty close to that, but there were quite a few problems I had to work through along the way.
I've included two protocols, echo: and aspx:. The echo protocol just echos the url line as html text. This is the test protocol I wrote just to make sure I got the headers right. Aspx will run any aspx page locally and load the result in IE. It supports most headers and postback but doesn't support cookies just yet. I've added a shell extension as well that lets you just right click on any aspx file and execute it using the aspx protocol.
You can use the protocol anywhere you would use a regular protocol, such as the run line or linking from the browser. The aspx protocol should let you test, develop and distrubute your web applications without having to install a web server of any kind.
Since I wrote 2 protocols I factored out the registration and base buffer code into a base class, and some attributes. If you want to experiment with your own protocols, all you need to do is assign an attribute to your class, override the start method and derive from BaseProtocol. You can also use the ContextHandlerAttribute to register any ShellExtensions you write.
Since protocol is a com component that has to be able to be loaded from any directory, it needs to be registered in the gac or setup with DEVPATH, as well as registered with regasm. I've included a register.cmd file to register the component. If you have problems then most likely your .net install is not in the default location.
If you want to compile the code and install that way, first register it in the gac or use the the DEVPATH variable, which is easier once you have it setup. Using fuslogvw.exe was essential in getting DEVPATH configured. One note: You need to include the trailing \ in the directory that you put in DEVPATH, since the last character is trimmed off no matter what it is. Then you must run regasm on the component. The component handles it's registration and all the additional registry keys to setup the protocol and shell extensions required.
IInternetProtocol derives from IInternetProtocolRoot.
IInternetProtocolRoot covers methods required to start and stop
downloading content. The 4 methods that IInternetProtocol
adds
all deal with getting the results of the download. All the
methods are required to implement an asynchronous download and handle
situations like user aborts, pausing and resuming downlods.
Fortunately we can get away with doing a syncronous download.
After much trial and error I determined that I only needed to implement
3 methods to get this simple protocol working.
First the Start method is called with the full address string is
passed in including the inital protocol string. This tells us to
begin downloading and gives us two interfaces. One to notify IE
with and the other to get additional information about the request
from. Since we are just implementing a simple protocol, all we
need is the url and we can focus on the first interface. We need
to do a minimum of 2 things here, prepare our data and then send
notification that the data is ready to read. We prepare the data
by creating a writer, writing to the data stream and flushing the
writer like this.
To notify IE, we need to call 2 methods on{1} public void WriteBasicMessage(string Message, string Title)
{
StreamWriter Writer = new StreamWriter(Stream);
Writer.Write("{0}", Message, Title);
Writer.Flush();
Stream.Position = 0;
}
IInternetProtocolSink
the first is ReportData, passing in the last notification code and the
number of bytes in our stream. WARNING: The documentation states the
you just
need to pass in a number that tells how far the download has
progressed. When I
passed in a value of 100, thinking using percent would be just fine,
there were
errors for large file downloads. I didn't figure out the problem until
I wrote my own UrlMon client and saw that it was returning the file
size to this method. When
I gave that a try, everything magically started working. The second
method is
ReportResult. I just pass in S_OK and 200 for OK and that works fine.IServiceProvider
which is a standard interface for getting lazy initalized objects from
an interface. Then we just query for the IHttpNegotiate
interface. This lets us do 2 things, get request
headers from the client and send response headers back. For our simple
echo protocol, we just need to send some basic headers. They look like
this.
HTTP/1.1 200 OKThe Content_Type: text/html; header tells the client that we are sending back html content and the content length tells it how much we are sending back. If it seems like quite a bit of work just to write out a couple of lines of html in the browser, that's because it is. However, it is setting us up for the cool part. Running ASP.NET locally without using a web server.
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Content-Length:234
AppDomains
. This prevents code from one site
getting access to another site without special permissions. However, it
makes things more complicated for us since we need to send requests
from our Domain to the ASP.Net domain.
To make this easier the System.Web.Hosting namespace contains the ApplicationHost.CreateApplicationHost
method. This creates a host object for us and returns a proxy reference
to us. This can be pretty confusing the first time you encounter it,
but it makes perfect sense once you get used to it. Trust me. Once we
have a copy of the host object, what good is it? The host object acts
as our gateway to the ASP.Net runtime, so we need to give it some
useful functionality. We just need to give it a simple method, I
decided
to call mine SendRequest. It just turns around and calls the HttpRuntime.ProcessRequest
method. This
loads up the runtime, processes the request and sends the response
back.SimpleWorkerRequest
class to handle basic requests. This
does not include POST or header data, so I had to use a derived class
to handle these. Also, I got errors if I created
it outside of the ASP.Net AppDomain, so I had to create a simple data
class that I passed into the SendRequest method. After that, I just
matched up some overrides to the data class and everyting ran great.
There was just one hitch. SimpleWorkerRequest uses a TextWriter to
output the content. This worked fine for simple text, and outputing
directly
to a file, but if the content was an image this caused problems.
TextWriter does encoding and decoding on write. Since
I'm streaming directly to IE, which does it's own decoding, this caused
the stream to be encoded twice. I overrode a copule more methods and
swapped in a BinaryWriter and everything came through including gif and
jpeg images. I lucked
out with this shortcut, since I can just load the image files by having
ASP.Net process the images just like aspx pages.
I need to load those directly for a more robust solution.echoProtocol
And everyting was working fine. I could load up an aspx page locally
with just a link like aspx:c:\test\test.aspx. However links from the
page were broken and POST didn't work.
Getting this to work was a matter of setting up the COM plumbing with the Marshal object, and finding this KB
article.
HOWTO: Handle POST Requests in a Pluggable Protocol Handler Following the instructions in this article led to the following implementation
public byte[] GetPostData(BINDINFO BindInfo) { if (BindInfo.dwBindVerb != BINDVERB.BINDVERB_POST) return new byte[0]; byte[] result = new byte[0]; if (BindInfo.stgmedData.enumType == TYMED.TYMED_HGLOBAL) { UInt32 length = BindInfo.cbStgmedData; result = new byte[length]; Marshal.Copy(BindInfo.stgmedData.u, result, 0, (int)length); if (BindInfo.stgmedData.pUnkForRelease == null) Marshal.FreeHGlobal(BindInfo.stgmedData.u); } return result; }
In order to make things easier, I've added a simple function that runs the url through the System.IO.Directory.Exists method. If it is a directory then the protocol returns a simple list of the parent and subdirectories as well as the local files. This makes it easier to find specific files.
Registering the protocol requried adding a few extra registry keys. This can be accomplished by adding a couple of static methods to each exported .net object and making them with attributes. Since I implemented a couple of objects, I refactored this into a base class and created a simple attribute to feed the specific information back from the derived class to the base during registration.
Adding a few registry keys would have been enough for most registrations, pointing at c:\program files\ineternet explorer\iexplore.exe. However, I wanted to do something a little more robust. This requires another object this time implementing IContextMenu and IShellExtInit. This was pretty simple I just lookup the mapping for http to send the request to the same application registered for that. The .net framework samples provide a decent example of implementing IContextMenu.
Without a doubt the most tedious part of this project has been getting the COM Interop to work correctly. Interop has a number of tools that make accessing any component with a typelib easy. I initialy tried to generate a type library from the IDL for these interfaces, and import these in with tlbimp.exe. I had a number of problems with these imports and ended up implementing the interfaces by hand. This article described the technique that helped me out the most.
However working with low level interfaces that require direct memory access has a high learning curve with little documentation to help. I would have been totally lost without the years I devoted to learning IDL and doing COM under C++. It wasn't a lot of fun having to learn a completely new syntax to express basic IDL constructs. However I was plesantly suprised that the CLR COM interop was able to handle all the interfaces I threw at it. I really only expected interop to work as well as VB6.
There are a few loose ends that I'm currently working on when I have time. First I'm working on an html based configuration site so that you can configure virtual domains like aspx:www.mydomain.com/ to map to directories on your hard drive. Second, I need to figure out how to get cookies working. Either I need to get IE to handle them, or implement them myself. I think it is the protocols' responsibility, but I'm not sure. Also, I currently don't add any additional header information to responses like mime type or create date, etc. It would be good to add that for the future.
This excelent control started this project off. HTML Editor
I've been working on a unit/acceptance testing application for the web development that I've been doing recently. I had a version working that automates IE, except the application kept losing control of IE and didn't have enough low level control of the networking. I've written a version using the WebBrowser control and one using the HtmlEditor control and the HtmlEditor control has by far been the most stable. However, it doesn't give any http status notifications on error. I wrote this protocol to figure more about what is going on under the covers with MSHTML and UrlMon. I also plan to use it for some phases of automated testing because it lets me gain access to the internals of the ASP.Net process during page execution and between page execution. This is important to make sure that all my pages handle lost session, cache and other catastrophic events correctly.
First Version.


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scoring: you get one point for every set, lose half a point for a false call
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hit 's' to call out your set, 'g' to lock in your choice'r' reshuffles the deck
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In the future, medicine and life support have reached perfection--people can only die if they choose to. You work at a Federal Eternal Rest Office. -- r/WritingPrompts


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Antonia Romeo
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Ian Trenholm
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Martha Lane Fox
UK Digital Champion
Antonia Romeo is Director General of Transforming Justice in the Ministry of Justice
Ian Trenholm is the Chief Operating Officer of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Martha Lane Fox is the UK Digital Champion


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Looking back at the ElasticSearch 'Groovy' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability.
15 Jul 20154 months ago…
I was examining using ‘ElasticSearch’ as a logging mechanism for recording and searching data from a network of honeypots I run. Well, a mixture of ElasticSearch and Kibana, for logging Kippo and suchlike, when I stumbled across a posting on the “Wooyun Drops” Chinese security research blog detailing a vulnerability in the (at the time current) version of ElasticSearch.
This release did not include a fully functional PoC - some details were censored - but it swiftly became apparent that the “Groovy” scripting engine in ElasticSearch could be tricked into loading an arbritary Java class and executing code thanks to Java having this Reflection trick allowing one class to load another.
Essentially, by sending a JSON request to execute a script using the “allowed” Math library, you could load in any other (not allowed) Java functionality you wanted and use functions in them to do things, such as execute shell commands using the Runtime library.
Naturally, we wrote a functioning proof of concept and immediately published it, as people were becoming aware of the vulnerability (Jordan Wright had published his analysis of it), and it was considered a good way to raise awareness.
You may find the exploit code here, including a nice Asciicast demo of exploitation in practice.
Soon after, the Metasploit Framework had their own variation of the exploit (which gives a Java Meterpreter shell as opposed to my quick and dirty “pseudoshell”), and exploitation in the wild by malicious actors began in earnest.
Most of the exploit attempts we saw were dropping fairly rubbish DDoS malware, heavily documented by the “Malware Must Die” team, they even point to my PoC exploit code at one point as an example of how the vulnerability is being leveraged, and also well documented by Jordan using his ElasticHoney honeypot.
As of this point in time, there are still thousands of vulnerable instances in the wild, despite rather active exploitation and awareness of the vulnerability. Most of the exploitation is dropping “ChinaZ.DDoS” or “XOR.DDoS” malware, among other variants. These are the ‘Chinese’ DDoS bots I mentioned before. This appears to indicate that a large number of organizations have completely failed to update their (outdated) ElasticSearch instances.
If you rely on ElasticSearch, and your ES instance is exposed to the internet, and you are running a version before 1.4.3, well, I got bad news for you - your box is hosed, as is everything connected to it. Time to burn that all down and start again. Just because a bug is not in the news this week, does not make it any less of a threat.


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You can submit up to 10 messages in a single request, but you must always encapsulate the messages in a collection container (an array in JSON, even for a single message - without the JSON array, you receive the "Invalid request body" message). The resulting value of the Location header or response body might be used to retrieve the created messages for further processing.
The client specifies only the body and TTL for the message. The server inserts metadata, such as ID and age.
See a sample as below:
[ { "body": { "event": "BackupProgress", "current_bytes": "2341134", "total_bytes": "99614720" } } ]


Liverpool fans react to reports Leeds and Villa want Rhian Brewster
by Jordan HarrisA number of Liverpool fans have taken to Twitter to react to reports from the Daily Mirror suggesting that Rhian Brewster is wanted by a number of clubs heading into January – with plenty suggesting that he should head to Leeds United.
The Mirror reports that Brewster could leave Anfield on loan in January. The report suggested that Leeds and Swansea City are keen to take him into the Championship.
Meanwhile, it is also claimed that Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are interested in signing the 19-year-old for the rest of the season.
It is probably not particularly surprising that most Liverpool fans want Brewster to leave on loan. The striker has only played in the Carabao Cup this season. He has also only been included on the bench once in the Premier League this term.
And it appears that many Liverpool supporters think Brewster would benefit most from heading into the Championship. But there is some division over whether he should join Leeds or Swansea.
Leeds or Swansea?
Some believe that he would receive more game-time at the Liberty Stadium. It is noted that he knows Steve Cooper from his time in England’s under-17 squad.
However, there are plenty who want him to go to Leeds. It should be noted that it is difficult to see the Whites making a move if Eddie Nketiah’s loan continues beyond January.
But with the Whites playing some excellent football and regularly creating a load of chances for their strikers, some Liverpool fans believe that a switch to Elland Road could make a big difference to Brewster’s career.
Here is what some of the Liverpool supporters make of the reports…
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I enjoy attending music festivals and wish others would experience the amazing atmosphere of music festivals. I know that most of these music festivals can be very expensive to attend so I wanted to create a website that showed a little bit about each music festival that I believe to be some of the best and tell a little bit about what each one represents.
The music festivals that I have mentioned are all EDM based festivals. EDM stands for Electric Dance Music. EDM is not just one style of music, you can have dubstep, house, heavy bass, trance, and lots of other types of EDM.


"JUDAH UPON JORDAN" The Authorized Version, following the Vulgate, has this rendering in Joshua 19:34. It has been suggested that, following the Masoretic punctuation, the expression should read thus,“and Judah; the Jordan was toward the sun-rising.” The sixty cities(Havoth-jair, Numbers 32:41) on the east of Jordan were reckoned as belonging to Judah, because Jair, their founder, was a Manassite only on his mother’s side, but on his father’s side of the tribe of Judah (1 Chronicles 2:5, 21-23).
"JUDAH UPON JORDAN" The Authorized Version, following the Vulgate, has this rendering in Joshua 19:34. It has been suggested that, following the Masoretic punctuation, the expression should read thus,“and Judah; the Jordan was toward the sun-rising.” The sixty cities(Havoth-jair, Numbers 32:41) on the east of Jordan were reckoned as belonging to Judah, because Jair, their founder, was a Manassite only on his mother’s side, but on his father’s side of the tribe of Judah (1 Chronicles 2:5, 21-23).


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A
a
(in
RGBA8
)
adjusted()
(in
QRect
)
AspectRatioMode
(in
v3d
)
absoluteRotPose()
(in
View3DControl
)
annotationDialog()
(in
View3DControl
)
autoVideoCardStreamMode
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
adjust()
(in
QRect
)
as__scope_XYZ()
(in
NeuronSWC
)
ave
(in
LocationSimple
)
B
b
(in
RGB16i
)
b_autoConvert2_8bit
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_plugin_dispResInNewWindow
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b
(in
RGB32f
)
b_autoDispBoundingBox
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_plugin_outputImgConvert2UINT8
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b
(in
RGB32i
)
b_autoDispXYZAxes
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_plugin_outputImgRescale
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b
(in
RGB8
)
b_autoOpenImg3DViewer
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_UseMylibTiff
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b
(in
RGBA8
)
b_autoRescale16bitDisplay
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_yaxis_up
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_3dcurve_autoconnecttips
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_autoSWCLineMode
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
bottom()
(in
QRect
)
b_3dcurve_autodeform
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_autoVideoCard3DTex
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
bottomLeft()
(in
QRect
)
b_3dcurve_autowidth
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_autoVideoCardCompress
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
bottomRight()
(in
QRect
)
b_3dcurve_inertia
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_autoVideoCardNPTTex
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
boundedTo()
(in
QSize
)
b_3dcurve_width_from_xyonly
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
b_plugin_dispParameterDialog
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
boundingRect()
(in
QPolygon
)
C
c
(in
RGB16i
)
callPluginFunc()
(in
v3d
)
comments
(in
LocationSimple
)
c
(in
RGB32f
)
cancelSelect()
(in
View3DControl
)
contains()
(in
QRect
)
c
(in
RGB32i
)
category
(in
LocationSimple
)
containsPoint()
(in
QPolygon
)
c
(in
RGB8
)
center()
(in
QRect
)
copy()
(in
NeuronTree
)
c
(in
RGBA8
)
changeLineOption()
(in
View3DControl
)
copyGeometry()
(in
NeuronTree
)
c_array_float_3
(in
v3d
)
changeObjShadingOption()
(in
View3DControl
)
createSurfCurrentB()
(in
View3DControl
)
c_array_int_3
(in
v3d
)
changeVolShadingOption()
(in
View3DControl
)
createSurfCurrentG()
(in
View3DControl
)
c_array_less__double_comma__3__greater_
(in
v3d
)
cleanExistData()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
createSurfCurrentR()
(in
View3DControl
)
c_array_short_3
(in
v3d
)
close3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
current()
(in
ImageWindow
)
c_array_uint_3
(in
v3d
)
closeROI3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
currentHiddenSelected()
(in
ImageWindow
)
c_array_uint_4
(in
v3d
)
color
(in
LocationSimple
)
curt
(in
LocationSimple
)
D
dataDim1()
(in
View3DControl
)
default_lookglass_size
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
double3x3
(in
v3d
)
dataDim2()
(in
View3DControl
)
default_marker_radius
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
DrawChildren
(in
QWidget
)
dataDim3()
(in
View3DControl
)
default_rightshift_bits
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
DrawChildren
(in
RenderFlag
)
dataDim4()
(in
View3DControl
)
deleteRawDataAndSetPointerToNull()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
DrawWindowBackground
(in
QWidget
)
dataDim5()
(in
View3DControl
)
doAbsoluteRot()
(in
View3DControl
)
DrawWindowBackground
(in
RenderFlag
)
E
editable
(in
NeuronTree
)
enableShowBoundingBox()
(in
View3DControl
)
ev_pc1
(in
LocationSimple
)
enableFrontSlice()
(in
View3DControl
)
enableSurfStretch()
(in
View3DControl
)
ev_pc2
(in
LocationSimple
)
enableMarkerLabel()
(in
View3DControl
)
enableXSlice()
(in
View3DControl
)
ev_pc3
(in
LocationSimple
)
enableOrthoView()
(in
View3DControl
)
enableYSlice()
(in
View3DControl
)
expandedTo()
(in
QSize
)
enableShowAxes()
(in
View3DControl
)
enableZSlice()
(in
View3DControl
)
F
file
(in
NeuronTree
)
FillRule
(in
v3d
)
frontCut()
(in
View3DControl
)
G
g
(in
RGB16i
)
getGlobalSetting()
(in
v3d
)
getSWC()
(in
ImageWindow
)
g
(in
RGB32f
)
getImage()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getTDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
g
(in
RGB32i
)
getItem()
(in
V3DPluginArg_double3x3
)
getTimePackType()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
g
(in
RGB8
)
getLandmark()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getTotalBytes()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
g
(in
RGBA8
)
getLocalView3DControl()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getTotalUnitNumber()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
get_argitem_pointer()
(in
v3d
)
getName()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getTotalUnitNumberPerChannel()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
get_qt_gui_parent()
(in
v3d
)
getOriginX()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getTotalUnitNumberPerPlane()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getAve()
(in
LocationSimple
)
getOriginY()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getTriViewColorDispType()
(in
TriviewControl
)
getCDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getOriginZ()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getTriviewControl()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getCoord()
(in
LocationSimple
)
getPixVal()
(in
LocationSimple
)
getType()
(in
V3DPluginArg_double3x3
)
getCoordInt()
(in
LocationSimple
)
getPreValidZslice()
(in
TriviewControl
)
getUnitBytes()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getCoords()
(in
QRect
)
getPreValidZSliceNum()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getValidZslice()
(in
TriviewControl
)
getCurt()
(in
LocationSimple
)
getRect()
(in
QRect
)
getValidZSliceNum()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getCustomStructPointer()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getRezX()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getView3DControl()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getCustomStructPointer()
(in
TriviewControl
)
getRezY()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getXDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getDatatype()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getRezZ()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getYDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getError()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getROI()
(in
ImageWindow
)
getZDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getFileName()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
getSdev()
(in
LocationSimple
)
GPara_df_compute_method
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
getFocusLocation()
(in
TriviewControl
)
getSkew()
(in
LocationSimple
)
GPara_landmarkMatchingMethod
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
H
hashNeuron
(in
NeuronTree
)
height()
(in
QSize
)
howUseful()
(in
LocationSimple
)
height()
(in
QRect
)
hideTool()
(in
View3DControl
)
I
i
(in
RGBA8
)
init()
(in
LocationSimple
)
isNull()
(in
QSize
)
iChannel_for_plugin
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
inputProperty
(in
LocationSimple
)
isSameDataBuffer()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
IgnoreAspectRatio
(in
AspectRatioMode
)
intersect()
(in
QRect
)
isShowAxes()
(in
View3DControl
)
IgnoreAspectRatio
(in
v3d
)
intersected()
(in
QPolygon
)
isShowBoundingBox()
(in
View3DControl
)
IgnoreMask
(in
QWidget
)
intersected()
(in
QRect
)
isSuccess()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
IgnoreMask
(in
RenderFlag
)
intersects()
(in
QRect
)
isValid()
(in
QRect
)
image
(in
ImageWindow
)
isAbsoluteRot()
(in
View3DControl
)
isValid()
(in
QSize
)
Image4DSimple
(in
v3d
)
isEmpty()
(in
QRect
)
isValidCustomStructPointer()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
ImagePixelType
(in
v3d
)
isEmpty()
(in
QSize
)
isVolCompress()
(in
View3DControl
)
ImageWindow
(in
v3d
)
isNull()
(in
QPoint
)
incVolumeTimePoint()
(in
View3DControl
)
isNull()
(in
QRect
)
K
KeepAspectRatio
(in
AspectRatioMode
)
KeepAspectRatioByExpanding
(in
AspectRatioMode
)
KeepAspectRatio
(in
v3d
)
KeepAspectRatioByExpanding
(in
v3d
)
L
left()
(in
QRect
)
loadObjectListFromFile()
(in
View3DControl
)
lookAlong()
(in
View3DControl
)
listNeuron
(in
NeuronTree
)
localView3DControl
(in
ImageWindow
)
loadObjectFromFile()
(in
View3DControl
)
LocationSimple
(in
v3d
)
M
manhattanLength()
(in
QPoint
)
moveBottomLeft()
(in
QRect
)
moveTo()
(in
QRect
)
marker_disp_amplifying_factor
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
moveBottomRight()
(in
QRect
)
moveTop()
(in
QRect
)
mass
(in
LocationSimple
)
moveCenter()
(in
QRect
)
moveTopLeft()
(in
QRect
)
modelRotation()
(in
View3DControl
)
moveLeft()
(in
QRect
)
moveTopRight()
(in
QRect
)
moveBottom()
(in
QRect
)
moveRight()
(in
QRect
)
N
name
(in
ImageWindow
)
names
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
NeuronTree
(in
v3d
)
name
(in
LocationSimple
)
names
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
nodeinseg_id
(in
NeuronSWC
)
names
(in
AspectRatioMode
)
names
(in
RenderFlag
)
normalized()
(in
QRect
)
names
(in
FillRule
)
names
(in
TimePackType
)
names
(in
ImagePixelType
)
NeuronSWC
(in
v3d
)
O
OddEvenFill
(in
FillRule
)
on
(in
LocationSimple
)
openROI3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
OddEvenFill
(in
v3d
)
open3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
P
p
(in
V3DPluginArgItem
)
pxCube
(in
v3d
)
pxSphere
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pixmax
(in
LocationSimple
)
pxDot
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxSphere
(in
v3d
)
pixval
(in
LocationSimple
)
pxDot
(in
v3d
)
pxSquareX
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pn
(in
NeuronSWC
)
pxLineX
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxSquareX
(in
v3d
)
point()
(in
QPolygon
)
pxLineX
(in
v3d
)
pxSquareY
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
projection()
(in
NeuronTree
)
pxLineY
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxSquareY
(in
v3d
)
pushImageIn3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
pxLineY
(in
v3d
)
pxSquareZ
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pushObjectIn3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
pxLineZ
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxSquareZ
(in
v3d
)
pushTimepointIn3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
pxLineZ
(in
v3d
)
pxTemp
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
putPoints()
(in
QPolygon
)
pxLocaNotUseful
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
pxTemp
(in
v3d
)
pxCircleX
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxLocaNotUseful
(in
v3d
)
pxTriangle
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxCircleX
(in
v3d
)
PxLocationMarkerShape
(in
v3d
)
pxTriangle
(in
v3d
)
pxCircleY
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
PxLocationUsefulness
(in
v3d
)
pxUnknown
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
pxCircleY
(in
v3d
)
pxLocaUnsure
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
pxUnknown
(in
v3d
)
pxCircleZ
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxLocaUnsure
(in
v3d
)
pxUnset
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxCircleZ
(in
v3d
)
pxLocaUseful
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
pxUnset
(in
v3d
)
pxCube
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
)
pxLocaUseful
(in
v3d
)
Q
QPoint
(in
v3d
)
QRect
(in
v3d
)
QVector_QPoint
(in
v3d
)
QPolygon
(in
v3d
)
QSize
(in
v3d
)
QWidget
(in
v3d
)
R
r
(in
NeuronSWC
)
RenderFlag
(in
QWidget
)
RGBA8
(in
v3d
)
r
(in
RGB16i
)
renderMode()
(in
View3DControl
)
rheight()
(in
QSize
)
r
(in
RGB32f
)
resetRotation()
(in
View3DControl
)
right()
(in
QRect
)
r
(in
RGB32i
)
resetZoomShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
rwidth()
(in
QSize
)
r
(in
RGB8
)
RGB16i
(in
v3d
)
rx()
(in
QPoint
)
r
(in
RGBA8
)
RGB32f
(in
v3d
)
ry()
(in
QPoint
)
radius
(in
LocationSimple
)
RGB32i
(in
v3d
)
reloadData()
(in
View3DControl
)
RGB8
(in
v3d
)
S
saveSurfFile()
(in
View3DControl
)
setPoint()
(in
QPolygon
)
setXRotation()
(in
View3DControl
)
scale()
(in
QSize
)
setPreValidZslice()
(in
TriviewControl
)
setXShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
screenShot3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
setPreValidZSliceNum()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setY()
(in
QPoint
)
screenShotROI3DWindow()
(in
ImageWindow
)
setRawDataPointer()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setY()
(in
QRect
)
sdev
(in
LocationSimple
)
setRawDataPointerToNull()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setYClip0()
(in
View3DControl
)
seg_id
(in
NeuronSWC
)
setRect()
(in
QRect
)
setYClip1()
(in
View3DControl
)
set_argitem_pointer()
(in
v3d
)
setRenderMode_Alpha()
(in
View3DControl
)
setYCS()
(in
View3DControl
)
setBackgroundColor()
(in
View3DControl
)
setRenderMode_Cs3d()
(in
View3DControl
)
setYCut0()
(in
View3DControl
)
setBottom()
(in
QRect
)
setRenderMode_Mip()
(in
View3DControl
)
setYCut1()
(in
View3DControl
)
setBottomLeft()
(in
QRect
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setRezX()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setYDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
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setBottomRight()
(in
QRect
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setRezY()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setYRotation()
(in
View3DControl
)
setBright()
(in
View3DControl
)
setRezZ()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
setYShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
setCDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
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setRight()
(in
QRect
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setZClip0()
(in
View3DControl
)
setChannelB()
(in
View3DControl
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setROI()
(in
ImageWindow
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setZClip1()
(in
View3DControl
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setChannelG()
(in
View3DControl
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setShowMarkers()
(in
View3DControl
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setZCS()
(in
View3DControl
)
setChannelR()
(in
View3DControl
)
setShowSurfObjects()
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View3DControl
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(in
View3DControl
)
setCoords()
(in
QRect
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QRect
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setZCut1()
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View3DControl
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View3DControl
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setSWC()
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ImageWindow
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Image4DSimple
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setCurChannel()
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View3DControl
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Image4DSimple
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View3DControl
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Image4DSimple
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View3DControl
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View3DControl
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TriviewControl
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Image4DSimple
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(in
View3DControl
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Image4DSimple
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QRect
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LocationSimple
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QRect
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View3DControl
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Image4DSimple
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QRect
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View3DControl
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TriviewControl
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TriviewControl
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size
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LocationSimple
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TriviewControl
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V3DPluginArg_double3x3
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size()
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QRect
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View3DControl
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TriviewControl
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size()
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c_array_float_3
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v3d
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Image4DSimple
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c_array_int_3
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QRect
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View3DControl
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QSize
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View3DControl
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c_array_short_3
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ImageWindow
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QRect
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c_array_uint_3
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setItem()
(in
V3DPluginArg_double3x3
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setWidth()
(in
QSize
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size()
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c_array_uint_4
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(in
ImageWindow
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QPoint
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size()
(in
double3x3
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setLeft()
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QRect
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setX()
(in
QRect
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skew
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LocationSimple
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(in
View3DControl
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setXClip0()
(in
View3DControl
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subtracted()
(in
QPolygon
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setName()
(in
ImageWindow
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(in
View3DControl
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surfaceDialogHide()
(in
View3DControl
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setNewRawDataPointer()
(in
Image4DSimple
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setXCS()
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View3DControl
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surfaceSelectDialog()
(in
View3DControl
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setOriginX()
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Image4DSimple
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setXCut0()
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View3DControl
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surfaceSelectTab()
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View3DControl
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setOriginY()
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Image4DSimple
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setXCut1()
(in
View3DControl
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setOriginZ()
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Image4DSimple
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setXDim()
(in
Image4DSimple
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T
TIME_PACK_C
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v3d
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View3DControl
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translate()
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QRect
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TIME_PACK_C
(in
TimePackType
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toggleShader()
(in
View3DControl
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translated()
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QPolygon
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TIME_PACK_NONE
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v3d
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toggleTex2D3D()
(in
View3DControl
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translated()
(in
QRect
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TIME_PACK_NONE
(in
TimePackType
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toggleTexCompression()
(in
View3DControl
)
transpose()
(in
QSize
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TIME_PACK_Z
(in
v3d
)
toggleTexFilter()
(in
View3DControl
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trigger()
(in
TriviewControl
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TIME_PACK_Z
(in
TimePackType
)
toggleTexStream()
(in
View3DControl
)
triViewControl
(in
ImageWindow
)
TimePackType
(in
v3d
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top()
(in
QRect
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TriviewControl
(in
v3d
)
toggleCellName()
(in
View3DControl
)
topLeft()
(in
QRect
)
type
(in
NeuronSWC
)
toggleLineType()
(in
View3DControl
)
topRight()
(in
QRect
)
type
(in
V3DPluginArgItem
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toggleObjShader()
(in
View3DControl
)
translate()
(in
QPolygon
)
U
unite()
(in
QRect
)
update()
(in
ImageWindow
)
updateMinMax()
(in
TriviewControl
)
united()
(in
QPolygon
)
updateControl()
(in
View3DControl
)
updateTool()
(in
View3DControl
)
united()
(in
QRect
)
updateImageData()
(in
View3DControl
)
updateWithTriView()
(in
View3DControl
)
V
v
(in
XYZ
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V3D_UNKNOWN
(in
ImagePixelType
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values
(in
PxLocationUsefulness
)
v3d
V3D_UNKNOWN
(in
v3d
)
values
(in
RenderFlag
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V3D_FLOAT32
(in
ImagePixelType
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V3DPluginArg_double3x3
(in
v3d
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values
(in
TimePackType
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V3D_FLOAT32
(in
v3d
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V3DPluginArgItem
(in
v3d
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view3DControl
(in
ImageWindow
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V3D_GlobalSetting
(in
v3d
)
valid()
(in
Image4DSimple
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View3DControl
(in
v3d
)
V3D_UINT16
(in
ImagePixelType
)
values
(in
AspectRatioMode
)
viewRotation()
(in
View3DControl
)
V3D_UINT16
(in
v3d
)
values
(in
FillRule
)
volumeColormapDialog()
(in
View3DControl
)
V3D_UINT8
(in
ImagePixelType
)
values
(in
ImagePixelType
)
V3D_UINT8
(in
v3d
)
values
(in
PxLocationMarkerShape
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W
width()
(in
QRect
)
WindingFill
(in
FillRule
)
width()
(in
QSize
)
WindingFill
(in
v3d
)
X
x
(in
LocationSimple
)
x()
(in
QRect
)
xShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
x
(in
NeuronSWC
)
xCut0()
(in
View3DControl
)
XYZ
(in
v3d
)
x
(in
XYZ
)
xCut1()
(in
View3DControl
)
x()
(in
QPoint
)
xRot()
(in
View3DControl
)
Y
y
(in
LocationSimple
)
y()
(in
QPoint
)
yCut1()
(in
View3DControl
)
y
(in
NeuronSWC
)
y()
(in
QRect
)
yRot()
(in
View3DControl
)
y
(in
XYZ
)
yCut0()
(in
View3DControl
)
yShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
Z
z
(in
LocationSimple
)
zCut0()
(in
View3DControl
)
zRot()
(in
View3DControl
)
z
(in
NeuronSWC
)
zCut1()
(in
View3DControl
)
zShift()
(in
View3DControl
)
z
(in
XYZ
)
zoom()
(in
View3DControl
)
_
__and__()
(in
QRect
)
__init__()
(in
RGBA8
)
__instance_size__
(in
V3D_GlobalSetting
)
__getitem__()
(in
c_array_float_3
)
__init__()
(in
TriviewControl
)
__instance_size__
(in
View3DControl
)
__getitem__()
(in
c_array_int_3
)
__init__()
(in
V3DPluginArgItem
)
__instance_size__
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XYZ
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__getitem__()
(in
c_array_less__double_comma__3__greater_
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__init__()
(in
V3DPluginArg_double3x3
)
__instance_size__
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c_array_float_3
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__getitem__()
(in
c_array_short_3
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__init__()
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V3D_GlobalSetting
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__instance_size__
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c_array_int_3
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(in
c_array_uint_3
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__init__()
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View3DControl
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c_array_less__double_comma__3__greater_
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c_array_uint_4
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XYZ
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c_array_short_3
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(in
double3x3
)
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(in
c_array_float_3
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__instance_size__
(in
c_array_uint_3
)
__iadd__()
(in
QPoint
)
__init__()
(in
c_array_int_3
)
__instance_size__
(in
c_array_uint_4
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__iadd__()
(in
QSize
)
__init__()
(in
c_array_less__double_comma__3__greater_
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__instance_size__
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double3x3
)
__iand__()
(in
QRect
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__init__()
(in
c_array_short_3
)
__ior__()
(in
QRect
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(in
QPoint
)
__init__()
(in
c_array_uint_3
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(in
QPoint
)
__idiv__()
(in
QSize
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(in
c_array_uint_4
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(in
QSize
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(in
QPoint
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__init__()
(in
double3x3
)
__len__()
(in
c_array_float_3
)
__imul__()
(in
QSize
)
__instance_size__
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Image4DSimple
)
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(in
c_array_int_3
)
__init__()
(in
Image4DSimple
)
__instance_size__
(in
ImageWindow
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__len__()
(in
c_array_less__double_comma__3__greater_
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__init__()
(in
ImageWindow
)
__instance_size__
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LocationSimple
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__len__()
(in
c_array_short_3
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LocationSimple
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__instance_size__
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NeuronSWC
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c_array_uint_3
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NeuronSWC
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NeuronTree
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c_array_uint_4
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NeuronTree
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__instance_size__
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QPoint
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double3x3
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QPoint
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__instance_size__
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QPolygon
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QRect
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QPolygon
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__instance_size__
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QRect
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v3d
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QRect
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QSize
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LocationSimple
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QSize
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__instance_size__
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RGB16i
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__setitem__()
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c_array_float_3
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__init__()
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QVector_QPoint
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RGB32f
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c_array_int_3
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RGBA8
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RGB32i
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(in
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Namespace sakai.api.Groups
Group related convenience functions
Defined in: sakai.api.groups.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
Group related convenience functions.
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.addContentToGroup(groupID, contentList, callback)
Add users to the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.addJoinRequest(userID, groupID, callback)
Creates a join request for the given user for the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.addUsersToGroup(groupID, list, users, callback)
Add users to the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.createGroup(id, title, description, callback)
Create a group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.getGroupData(groupid, callback, async)
Get the data for the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.getJoinRequests(groupID, callback, async)
Returns all join requests for the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.getManagers(groupID, callback)
Returns all the users who are managers of a certain group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.getMembers(groupID, callback)
Returns all the users who are member of a certain group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.isCurrentUserAManager(groupid)
Determines whether the current user is a manager of the given group.
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.isCurrentUserAMember(groupid)
Determines whether the current user is a member of the given group.
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.removeContentFromGroup(groupID, content, callback)
Add users to the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.removeJoinRequest(userID, groupID, callback)
Removes a join request for the given user for the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.removeUsersFromGroup(groupID, list, users, callback)
Add users to the specified group
|
| <static> |
sakai.api.Groups.setPermissions(groupid, joinable, visible, callback)
Public function used to set joinability and visibility permissions for a
group with groupid.
|
Namespace Detail
sakai.api.Groups
Group related convenience functions. This should only hold functions
which are used across multiple pages, and does not constitute functionality
related to a single area/page
Method Detail
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.addContentToGroup(groupID, contentList, callback)
Add users to the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- the ID of the group to add members to
- {Array} contentList
- Array of content IDs to add to the group
- {Function} callback
- Callback function
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.addJoinRequest(userID, groupID, callback)
Creates a join request for the given user for the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} userID
- ID of the user that wants to join the group
- {String} groupID
- ID of the group to the user wants to join
- {Function} callback
- Callback function executed at the end of the operation - callback args: -- {Boolean} success True if operation succeeded, false otherwise
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.addUsersToGroup(groupID, list, users, callback)
Add users to the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- the ID of the group to add members to
- {String} list
- Either 'members' or 'managers'
- {Array} users
- Array of user/group IDs to add to the group
- {Function} callback
- Callback function
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.createGroup(id, title, description, callback)
Create a group
- Parameters:
- {String} id
- the id of the group that's being created
- {String} title
- the title of the group that's being created
- {String} description
- the description of the group that's being created
- {Function} callback
- the callback function for when the group save is complete. It will pass two params, success {Boolean} and nameTaken {Boolean}
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.getGroupData(groupid, callback, async)
Get the data for the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupid
- The ID of the group
- {Function} callback
- Callback function, passes (success, (data|xhr))
- {Boolean} async
- If this call should be ascynronous, defaults to true
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.getJoinRequests(groupID, callback, async)
Returns all join requests for the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- ID of the group to fetch join requests for
- {Function} callback
- Callback function executed at the end of the
- {Boolean} async
- Optional argument to set whether this operation is asynchronous or not. Default is true. operation - callback args: -- {Boolean} success true if operation succeeded, false otherwise -- {Object} joinrequest data if successful
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.getManagers(groupID, callback)
Returns all the users who are managers of a certain group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- The ID of the group we would like to get the managers of
- {Function} callback
- Callback function, passes (success, (data|xhr))
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.getMembers(groupID, callback)
Returns all the users who are member of a certain group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- The ID of the group we would like to get the members of
- {Function} callback
- Callback function, passes (success, (data|xhr))
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.isCurrentUserAManager(groupid)
Determines whether the current user is a manager of the given group.
- Parameters:
- groupid
- {String} id of the group to check
- Returns:
- true if the current user is a manager, false otherwise
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.isCurrentUserAMember(groupid)
Determines whether the current user is a member of the given group.
Managers are considered members of a group. If the current user is a manager
of the group, this function will return true.
- Parameters:
- groupid
- {String} id of the group to check
- Returns:
- true if the current user is a member or manager, false otherwise
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.removeContentFromGroup(groupID, content, callback)
Add users to the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- the ID of the group to add members to
- {Array} content
- Array of content IDs to remove from the group
- {Function} callback
- Callback function
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.removeJoinRequest(userID, groupID, callback)
Removes a join request for the given user for the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} userID
- ID of the user that wants to join the group
- {String} groupID
- ID of the group to the user wants to join
- {Function} callback
- Callback function executed at the end of the operation - callback args: -- {Boolean} success True if operation succeeded, false otherwise
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.removeUsersFromGroup(groupID, list, users, callback)
Add users to the specified group
- Parameters:
- {String} groupID
- the ID of the group to add members to
- {String} list
- Either 'members' or 'managers'
- {Array} users
- Array of user/group IDs to remove from the group
- {Function} callback
- Callback function
<static>
sakai.api.Groups.setPermissions(groupid, joinable, visible, callback)
Public function used to set joinability and visibility permissions for a
group with groupid.
- Parameters:
- {String} groupid
- The id of the group that needs permissions set
- {String} joinable
- The joinable state for the group (from sakai.config.Permissions.Groups)
- {String} visible
- The visibile state for the group (from sakai.config.Permissions.Groups)
- {Function} callback
- Function to be called on complete - callback args: (success)
- Returns:
- None


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| class | MillisecondTimer |
| struct | PortInfo |
| class | Serial |
| struct | termios2 |
| struct | Timeout |
Enumerations | |
| enum | bytesize_t { fivebits = 5, sixbits = 6, sevenbits = 7, eightbits = 8 } |
| enum | parity_t { parity_none = 0, parity_odd = 1, parity_even = 2, parity_mark = 3, parity_space = 4 } |
| enum | stopbits_t { stopbits_one = 1, stopbits_two = 2, stopbits_one_point_five } |
| enum | flowcontrol_t { flowcontrol_none = 0, flowcontrol_software, flowcontrol_hardware } |
Functions | |
| std::vector< PortInfo > | list_ports () |
| timespec | timespec_from_ms (const uint32_t millis) |
setup_port - Configure the port, eg. baud rate, data bits,etc.
| fd | : The serial port |
| speed | : The baud rate |
| data_bits | : The data bits |
| parity | : The parity bits |
| stop_bits | : The stop bits |
Member Description c_cflag Control options c_lflag Line options c_iflag Input options c_oflag Output options c_cc Control characters c_ispeed Input baud (new interface) c_ospeed Output baud (new interface)The c_cflag member controls the baud rate, number of data bits, parity, stop bits, and hardware flow control. There are constants for all of the supported configurations. Constant Description
CBAUD Bit mask for baud rate B0 0 baud (drop DTR) B50 50 baud B75 75 baud B110 110 baud B134 134.5 baud B150 150 baud B200 200 baud B300 300 baud B600 600 baud B1200 1200 baud B1800 1800 baud B2400 2400 baud B4800 4800 baud B9600 9600 baud B19200 19200 baud B38400 38400 baud B57600 57,600 baud B76800 76,800 baud B115200 115,200 baud EXTA External rate clock EXTB External rate clock CSIZE Bit mask for data bits CS5 5 data bits CS6 6 data bits CS7 7 data bits CS8 8 data bits CSTOPB 2 stop bits (1 otherwise) CREAD Enable receiver PARENB Enable parity bit PARODD Use odd parity instead of even HUPCL Hangup (drop DTR) on last close CLOCAL Local line - do not change "owner" of port LOBLK Block job control output CNEW_RTSCTS CRTSCTS Enable hardware flow control (not supported on all platforms)The input modes member c_iflag controls any input processing that is done to characters received on the port. Like the c_cflag field, the final value stored in c_iflag is the bitwise OR of the desired options.
Constant Description INPCK Enable parity check IGNPAR Ignore parity errors PARMRK Mark parity errors ISTRIP Strip parity bits IXON Enable software flow control (outgoing) IXOFF Enable software flow control (incoming) IXANY Allow any character to start flow again IGNBRK Ignore break condition BRKINT Send a SIGINT when a break condition is detected INLCR Map NL to CR IGNCR Ignore CR ICRNL Map CR to NL IUCLC Map uppercase to lowercase IMAXBEL Echo BEL on input line too longHere are some examples of setting parity checking:
options.c_cflag &= ~PARENB options.c_cflag &= ~CSTOPB options.c_cflag &= ~CSIZE; options.c_cflag |= CS8;Even parity (7E1):
options.c_cflag |= PARENB options.c_cflag &= ~PARODD options.c_cflag &= ~CSTOPB options.c_cflag &= ~CSIZE; options.c_cflag |= CS7;Odd parity (7O1):
options.c_cflag |= PARENB options.c_cflag |= PARODD options.c_cflag &= ~CSTOPB options.c_cflag &= ~CSIZE; options.c_cflag |= CS7;
| enum serial::bytesize_t |
Enumeration defines the possible bytesizes for the serial port.
Enumeration defines the possible flowcontrol types for the serial port.
| enum serial::parity_t |
Enumeration defines the possible parity types for the serial port.
| enum serial::stopbits_t |
Enumeration defines the possible stopbit types for the serial port.


Telangana: BJP readies for municipal polls
The BJP has been holding meetings of leaders and workers, Lok Sabha constituency-wise in the state.
by DECCAN CHRONICLE.Hyderabad: Seeing the municipal polls as a run-up to the 2023 Assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state wing is preparing its cadres to give a tough fight to the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) and the Congress in the ensuing elections to Urban Local Bodies in the state.
The BJP has been holding meetings of leaders and workers, Lok Sabha constituency-wise in the state.
BJP senior leader and MLC N. Ramachandra Rao said that the party has listed out the problems each municipality and corporation faces, and in the old municipalities and corporations, it has listed the promises and development programmes that are still pending in order to expose the failures of the ruling party.
He said that based on the inputs from the cadres with regard to problems of each ward, the party will prepare the manifesto for each municipality and Corporation.
Mr Rao explained that in the second round of meetings they will identify the candidates who will be contesting in all the municipal wards in which elections will be held after the High Court gives its final decision with regard to civic body polls.
Party leaders are of the opinion that as the BJP has a considerable vote bank in the urban areas, it would likely perform well there if party cadres are well prepared.


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It's that time of year again where we tour Vermont discovering new wineries and hitting up previous wineries that we know and love! Get ready for some fun responsible drinking!
SCHEDULEIt started with three friends wanting to get out and about, educate ourselves on wine, a last hoorah before it got too cold...whatever the reason, ultimately, we wanted to drink.
Wineries for 2018 Tour!Tour departs at 11 AM from 802 Crossfit in Essex Junction with the first stop being Shacksbury Cider in Vergennes. About an hour will be spent at each location with the evening ending at Prohibition Pig in Waterbury for dinner. Some key items to remember:
North Branch closes at 5 PM.
Prohibition Pig does not take reservations or call waiting.

Be responsible and don't forget to eat snacks!
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A Perfect Yoga Diet Plan That Every Person Must Know
YOGA DIET
IN YOGA BASICS
Yoga diet is like any other diet that a person should follow for a workout. Just as it’s not enough just to lift weights without a proper intake of protein-rich food, it’s also not enough to just practice yoga every day without a diet to support it. An intake of the right food items in right proportions will only enhance your yoga practice and give it more meaning.
Yoga practitioners of ancient times laid great importance on the yogic diet, and though many have gone astray in between, recently the practice has been revived again. Yogic philosophy emphasizes that proper adjustment in the consumption of food can prevent and even cure diseases, make you more mindful, and emotionally stable. Other than that, doing so can also change a person’s perspective of life and character too.
Importance of Yoga Diet
Ancient yogis, through diligent observations, understood how human bodies worked internally. They postulated that human body consisted of a fire referred to as “Agni” via which, everything that a person eats was consumed and transformed into a finer substance called “Ojas” that could later be used to build a human body.
However, this could only happen if the food that was consumed was pure. If the food is impure or harmful, Agni needs to work harder to break it. This results in the creation of lesser amounts of Ojas, which is required to build a healthy and strong body, and an additional substance called “Amma”, which can cause the body harm.
Ayurveda defines Amma as the main problem for all health issues as it clogs the body and blocks the flow of life or Prana. When Amma is formed, it most easily finds its place in fat cells, which according to western science is responsible for the toxins that are harbored in human bodies.
As a human, you tend to consume foods that can create Amma when:
You have any unresolved past emotions that govern our present actions.
Follow a poor diet.
Surrounded by physical and emotional stress.
When you keep bombarding your bodies with the wrong kinds of foods, the Agni inside us too grows weaker.
A good diet is essential to reverse this cycle as Agni is greatly affected by the quality of food you eat. Yogis believed in a healthy yogic diet that was essential to bring Agni to full health. Hence it is essential to consume a diet that compliments your practice.
Yoga Diet – Foods That Can Enhance Your Health
Mostly people are unable to keep up with their diets because of the cravings and emotional instability created by the Amma deposit, present in the body. It is your responsibility towards your body to understand what it likes. If you feel dull, heavy, and uncomfortable after a meal, it’s your body signaling that the food was not right. Always remember that good foods always make you feel energized and light.
We cannot say that there is any prescribed diet that ancient yogis advised and even if they did, it would be highly unlikely that we would find those food items in that form now. Milk in ancient times was healthy, but with commercial diaries around the world, a good number of people are lactose intolerant.
So, to make the entire process of choosing the right kinds of food for your body, as you practice yoga, ancient yogis divided foods into the following three main categories:
- Rajasic Foods
- Sattvic Foods
- Tamasic Foods
Of all three, Sattvic food is considered as the healthiest. Let us talk more in details about these three categories to understand them.
Sattvic Foods
These foods promote a peaceful state of mind, healthy body, emotional stability and mindfulness, and a longer life. Traditional Yoga Diets were mostly Sattvic in nature. If not taken in measured quantity or if cooked with spice, Sattvic Foods can become Tamasic.
Rajasic Foods
These foods derive their name from the way that kings dined in ancient times; their menu consisting of no less than 56 food items at one given time. Foods that taste bitter, spicy, or salty and are dry or hot come under this category. This category of foods includes fried foods, sweets, and beverages, which are undesirable for yoga practitioners as they are heavy and full of fats.
Tamasic Foods
Mostly, non-vegetarian foods are considered as Tamasic. However, if any food item is created using too many spices and an excess of salt and chilli it can be called Tamasic. This food category is responsible for the heat created in the human body, thus resulting in outbursts of anger and a coarse temperament. Yogis believe that this food category makes people quarrelsome, impatient, and intolerant, thus completely ruling it out for yoga practitioners.
Benefits of Yoga Diet
Since the Sattvic Diet is pure, it gives the body innumerable benefits. Here are some of the benefits of the Sattvik diet:
- A good and healthy yoga diet plan promotes digestion and cures practitioners of stomach problems like constipation, aches, and gas.
- It helps in keeping your colon clean.
- As sattvik foods help in detoxifying your circulatory and digestive system, they clean skin and reduce breakouts and acne.
- Meditation can calm the mind, but the results can be attained faster with the help of sattvik food items as they are lighter food items which ease your mind and body.
Undoubtedly, eating sattvik foods can help you lose weight and get a healthier body.
Tamasic and Rajasic food cause blockage in the body and it also results in joint pain. Sattvic foods combined with yoga helps to open these blockages and relieve you of these issues.
Before and After Yoga Diet
What you eat before and after your yoga practice also governs the overall improvement of your body and helps in accomplishing your fitness goals. If you are wondering “How do I follow a yoga diet?” here are some pre and post meal do’s and don’ts to assist you.
Pre-Yoga Meal Tips
Before starting your practice, ensure that you are well-hydrated.  You can also have green tea or a homemade fruit juice throughout the day if you are looking for some flavor.
Avoid taking caffeine right before a yoga class or practice.
The body requires some time to digest food. So, the rule is to not eat right before practice. If your practice timings fall during the evening, then take a small snack half an hour prior to practice and nothing after that. In the morning, too you can start by eating fruit like a banana, 30 minutes before practice.
Avoid any type of spicy foods
Post-Yoga Meal Tips
Once your yoga class is over, it is natural to feel the hunger. However, that does not give you the liberty to eat at will. After a healthy routine of yoga, the body needs the right kind of nourishment. Splurging on the wrong foods will only make your efforts go waste. So, here is what you can do.
After a healthy workout, your body needs maximum hydration. So, keep drinking as much fluids as possible.
Since you will be hungry after the workout you can snack on an apple first and when you reach home, treat yourself to a warm bowl of homemade vegetable soup. Again, avoid using spices to your soup.
The gist of all these tips is that you should avoid any Tamasic or Rajasic foods before and after yoga practice. It is best to stop eating meat altogether, however, if you cannot then try taking it in minimal amount without any spice.
You can always add fish to your diet as it is high in omega-3 fats which is a good supplement for the body. But remember your meat or fish should never be deep fried.
Conclusion
A good yoga diet is not something difficult to follow. There is a common yoga diet misconception that a person must give up on all types of foods to achieve good health.
But, that is not true. It’s all about understanding your body’s needs. You need to understand whether the hunger you are feeling is really a want for food or your body asking for water. Your body can only digest as much as its capacity and overburdening it can cause an emotional breakdown.
Give your food a thought and lead a healthy life. Happy Yoga to You!!!


1. Create a file that can be interpreted as an argument by the task
2. Wait for Cron to run the task
ie: cron runs gather_logs.sh
gather_logs.sh contains
exec: mysql*
or similar
GNU Tar
Has a 'checkpoint' feature
Displays progress messages every specific number of records
Allows users to define an action that is executed during the checkpoint
echo 'cp /bin/bash /tmp/bash; chmod +s /tmp/bash' > runme.sh
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My life in Austin.
I’m 5 weeks into my summer here in Austin.
How have I been spending my time?
I work M-F around 9am-6pm.
My morning routine involves meditating with the Waking Up App by Sam Harris, bathroom stuff, and then I’ll make breakfast and prep lunch. And off I walk to work.
On my walk back to apartment after work, I’ll often call my mom, brother (main one recently), or a friend to chat with. My apartment has a swimming pool that I swim in about 3x a week after work (best workout – can’t feel my sweat, get exercise, not sunny cause the height of the apartment blocks the sun). I’ll cook dinner, usually some kind of stir fry of veggies mixed with black beans, lentils, oatmeal, buckwheat groats, or brown rice. Finish meal with a piece of fruit (loving the summer stone fruits right now). Work on app project and maybe call up a friend or my brother. Music has always been on for at least some part of my day, especially when in my apartment (cause it gets quiet and still sometimes), so I get some dancing (and maybe a little bit of singing) in on the daily.
My weekend routine includes shopping at farmers’ market for groceries; doing something new or exploring a new part of Austin; reflecting and journaling; meeting with my app project team; working on app project; and hanging out with at least one coworker. This has been a consistent routine each weekend so far. Usually Saturday is my adventure and explore day, and Sunday is my stay-at-apartment-to-work-day. Either way, I make sure I get out of the apartment for at least an hour each day. I usually make a trip to a grocery store (used to be Whole Foods, but now switching to Wheatsville Co-op) if I’ve been in my apartment all day. An aside: I love grocery shopping, because I love food and I love seeing more organic, fair trade, local options available in stores. I don’t like any other shopping (e.g. clothes, malls, cars, house). To me, they’re a waste of time; I’d rather do other things.
Here’s a list of what I think are interesting things I’ve done so far (not in any particular order):
- Nightlife in Red River Cultural District (Cheer Up Charlie’s drag show + Stubb’s LANY concert) and Rainey St. –> Accidentally got a little drunk for first time(!) I was fine, just little off balanced, but I had supportive co-interns dancing and keeping an eye out for me. ;) It was a fun night.
- Tried out a few fitness classes: Ro Fitness (good cardio), Lagree Studio (kicked my butt, that was tough but good workout), City Surf Fitness (ehhh, wasn’t fan of instructor and not great workout)
- SFC Downtown Farmers’ Market!! I look forward to this every Saturday; it’s where I get 95% of my groceries and actually found a local jeweler who made very beautiful simple everyday rings (I got 3).
- Whole Foods Market cafe. In need of getting out of my apartment, I ventured here to work on the weekends (for app project). Interesting moment here was getting into a conversation with a stranger for like 2 hours after he asked to borrow my Android phone charger. We talked about a lot of things: career, family, identity, childhood, food, travels.
- Gokarting at Circuit of the Americas, which I wrote a little bit on in a blog post.
- Barton Creek Greenbelt trail – nature. beautiful. go see it.
- Fredericksburg + peach picking. It was a hot day trip with my coworkers. We ambled through random shops. I wished to have seen more, but at least half the people I went with didn’t have similar shopping tastes as me, so I didn’t want to hold them back. :P
- Wander through the streets and neighborhoods of East Austin, Burnet Road, Downtown, S Lamar, South Congress, West Campus.
- Attended a BookPeople Well-Read Black Girl book club event and an author event with Elaine Welteroth, associated.
- Spent hours at BookPeople to read books.
- I’ve actually stayed consistent with catching up with calling family and friends. Will call at least 3 different people each week.
How do I like it?
I’m pretty satisfied with my summer so far (outside of work. inside of work is another story). I’m doing the things I want to do: spending time with people who make me smile and laugh; staying in touch with my family and friends; working on a cool project that I’m really excited to launch later this year; exploring a new city at a comfortable pace; going to my local farmers’ markets; managing to feed myself well and exercise regularly.


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LIC's Single Premium Endowment Plan is a participating non-linked savings cum protection plan, where premium is paid in lump sum at the outset of the policy. This combination provides financial protection against death during the policy term with the provision of payment of lumpsum at the end of the selected policy term in case of his/her survival. This plan also takes care of liquidity needs through its loan facility.


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adidas and Foot Locker Drop SPEEDFACTORY AM4 ULTRABOOST CP LONDON
Designed by local artist Jasmin Sehra
by Kevin ArulrajahFoot Locker and adidas unveil the latest versions of the adidas AM4 silhouette, as part of the fourth edition of the innovative project that introduces a rapid sneaker production process to key cities across Europe. Bringing the future of collaborative co-creation to Berlin, Milan, Paris and now London, the project taps local talent to create distinctive, exclusive colorways that are inspired by the character of its origin city.
Illustrator and designer Jasmin Sehra steps up to bat for London and draws inspiration from the abundance of “people, cultures and vibes” within the city and the 32 boroughs of London. “I wanted to reflect that mix of influences through my pattern and colour,” she says “I created an abstract version of the London map, which formed the base of my camouflage design. I overlapped this with a graffiti-like colour pattern with the silhouette of the River Thames, running through the whole design as a symbol of unity through the city.”
Releasing on November 27 and limited to only 600 pairs worldwide, the sneaker will be available exclusively at Foot Locker stores and the Foot Locker web store, while a limited pre-release of 30 pairs will hit the Brixton Foot Locker store on November 26, available between 4pm-6pm. Londoners that visit will have the opportunity to get their hands on the product early, meet Jasmin Sehra herself and receive a limited edition framed art print inspired by the pattern of the sneaker.


Tools to sort, edit and prune pedigrees and to extract the inbreeding coefficients and the relationship matrix (includes code for pedigrees from self-pollinated species). The use of pedigree data is central to genetics research within the animal and plant breeding communities to predict breeding values. The relationship matrix between the individuals can be derived from pedigree structure following the algorithms described for example in Vazquez et al., 2010 <doi:10.2527/jas.2009-1952>.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), methods |
| Imports: | Matrix (≥ 1.0) |
| Published: | 2018-12-09 |
| Author: | Ana Ines Vazquez, Douglas Bates, Siddharth Avadhanam, Paulino Perez |
| Maintainer: | Ana Ines Vazquez <avazquez at msu.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/Rpedigree/pedigreeTools/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | pedigreeTools results |
| Reference manual: | pedigreeTools.pdf |
| Package source: | pedigreeTools_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: pedigreeTools_0.1.zip, r-release: pedigreeTools_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: pedigreeTools_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: pedigreeTools_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: pedigreeTools_0.1.tgz |
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This tab allows users to view the statistics about any individual agent
(for instance, a protein, small molecule, or phenotype) in the model.
Start typing the name of your agent of interest and select an option
from the list of suggestions. After you click on “Generate agent stats”,
the page will be reloaded with the statistics about this agent. Scroll
to view the entity definition and links to external ontologies as well
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Ebeye has a population of about 14,000 and provides access to some of the world's best wreck diving. Kwajalein lagoon has numerous WW2 and earlier wrecks including the famous Prinz Eugen, the escort ship to Germany's Bismark.
The neighbouring island of Kwajalein is off limits to all but US military personnel and their permitted visitors.
On arrival, contact officials on Channel 16 for instructions where to come alongside for clearance. If there is no space, it may be necessary to anchor.
See Marshall Islands Clearance page for details.
Last updated April 2014.
Most yachts anchor on the east side of the T-pier, between the Mobil tanks and the old dock.
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The unit called Name accepts any GraphType data type as input and outputs a Parameter type that contains the title character string contained in the input data. This string is normally used as the title on a graph of the data. The output Parameter can be used as input to another unit, such as SetName.
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Welcome to viter.io!
Viter.io is a game inspired by diep.
In Viter, you can upgrade your body and turret seperately
Viter.io is currently in Alpha.
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