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The first step in creating a report is to select a main table to report on from those in your application's file list (filelist.cfg). You can do this either through the Main Table combo box, or by using the Table selector button to the right of it. This will enable the various controls and allow you to proceed with defining your report. You may wish to give your query a title at this point as well.
To the right of the Main Table combo are four buttons. From left to right these allow you to:
You can select any fields from your main table or any of the tables that relates to, whether directly or through the releationship tree (with the exception of any tables or fields which have been excluded by being prefixed with an "@" sign, or have been excluded programmatically). Click on a table in the "Tables" list to see the fields for that table in the "Fields" list.
Fields can be added, inserted or deleted. A double-click on a field will add it, or you can use the buttons.
You can also create "Expressions", which are calculated fields, although this feature is experimental and should be used with care. When creating an expression you will be asked for a "long" and a "short" label for it (the short will default to the long), but currently the long label is not used for anything, while the short label is used as the column heading. The "width" of a calculated column will only be important if you are downloading it as a "text" report, however setting the "Return type" and "Decimal places" (if it is numeric) correctly will be important in most forms of output. The "Edit" button will then open the expression editor which will allow you to construct the expression for your calculated field.
You can add totals on numeric fields (the "Sum" column) and break report lines over physical output rows (the "CR" column).
You can change the column headings which will be used in the report by changing the default field names in the Printed Fields list to be what you require - a good idea if you are including the "Name" column from several different tables for instance.
You can select from the data to be reported on based on the values in any of the fields available to you - click on a table in the "Tables" list to see the fields for that table.
Selections can be based on a number of operators: the usual equal to, greater/less than, greater/less than or equal to, not equal to, but also string includes or does not include ("CIN"), in range ("between") or not in range ("CBT"), or a user defined list ("in list").
Once you have chosen a field to filter on and a selection operator, the "Default" button will allow you to supply the appropriate value(s).
You can also define a single selection expression which should evaluate to a boolean (true/false) value. As with calculated fields, selection expressions are still somewhat experimental, so use with care.
Selections can be added, inserted or deleted. A double-click on a field will add it, or you can use the buttons.
As with the printed fields, you can change the names of the selection fields to what you require, although these will only appear if you include the selection criteria in the report.
You can select any of the indexes defined for your main table to order your report by, or select the "Ad hoc index" option, which will enable the "Ad hoc" button, which in turn will allow you to create an ordering based on any of the fields from any of the available tables. Be aware however that this will involve the data being sorted in memory, which may take a long time if there are a large number of rows in your report.
The "break" column will allow you to insert "breakpoints" in your report on a change of value in that field, producing a subheader and, if you have any totals defined, subtotals. You can have multiple break levels (although more than around three would seem extreme).
You can add fixed text which will appear before and after your report. To create multi-line texts you need to use Shift-Enter to move to the next line as most web browsers interpret the raw "Enter" key as an instruction to "Submit" a form.
In HTML reports
these texts can potentially be used to include arbitrary HTML elements
into the start or end of your report. Such things as hyperlinks or even
images can be inserted this way (with images this will only work when
viewed in the browser, or if a fully qualified URL rather than a
relative one is used for the image source). See the "Vendor list with
image" report for an example of this.
On the output tab page you can customise the appearance of your report. In most cases this customisation will only apply to HTML output (either viewed in the browser or downloaded as HTML). However such items as the inclusion of selection criteria, printing "totals only", printing a record count or printing the date and time the report was generated will also apply to text downloads. Printing totals only will produce no output whatsoever if CSV or XML output formats are selected (these do not include totals).
The choices of colour for text, background and highlight can be made using colour names, or colour codes (preceeded with the "#" sign; both six hex-digit - #FFFFFF - and three hex-digit - #FFF - forms should work), or by using the colour selector dialog (click on the "prompt" icon or on the coloured button beside each entry).
The "Use SQL" checkbox will allow the TableQuery engine, which WebQuery uses for extracting its data, to use embedded SQL if running on an RDBMS such as Microsoft SQL Server®, Oracle® or MySQL®, which may make some queries run much faster, however there may be issues with some data type conversions. It will have no effect if running on the DataFlex embedded database.
You can chose either to view your report in the browser or to download it to a file on your local computer.
If you choose to view it then that can be in a pop-up window (which will work in all browsers), or in a new browser tab (currently the Google Chrome browser opens this in a new window instead), or in a new browser window, however browser settings and pop-up blocking add-ins may stop these latter two from working - you may have to adjust those to get this to work.
If you choose to download your report, you can select between HTML, Text, CSV (comma-separated variable: a useful format for loading into spreadsheets), or XML. Just what your browser does with it then will depend on your browser and platform, but in most cases you will be offered the choice to either "open" or "save" the file (Google Chrome will only offer "save").
Once you have your report working the way you want it, you can save it for later use. Click on the third of the four buttons to the right of the "Main Table" combo box: .
If you are not logged in, you will only have "Public Queries", which all uers will be able to access (and overwrite or delete), available as a location, however if you are logged in you will also have the choice of "My Queries" where you can save your report as private to you. You can create subdirectories in either of these locations (and below them) to help you organise your saved reports.
Saved reports can then be loaded using the second button to the right of the "Nain Table" combo box: .


Duchess of Cambridge 'trips' at royal engagement with Prince William
They were supporting their charity Shout
by Karen HylandThe Duchess of Cambridge never normally puts a foot wrong, but it seems she tripped at a royal engagement yesterday.
Kate stumbled as she was getting into her car, according to Mail Online.
She and Prince William were attending a charity event in London for their volunteer text support service Shout.
As they left the Troubadour White City Theatre, the mum of three seemed to trip.
William reached out his hand to steady her, but consummate professional Kate had already regained her composure.
The couple could be seen giving each other a little conspiratorial grin as they got into the vehicle.
Kate was perfectly turned out for the event in a grey checked Smythe blazer and burgundy Joseph trousers.
She was also wearing sturdy black block Gianvito Rossi heels.
Read more: Meghan and Harry to spend Christmas in America?
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge launched Shout with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex six months ago.
Volunteers work from hope at heir computers, enabling a virtual support community.
Last week, it was reported that Kate could be making a TV show with the BBC.
It was claimed that she had held private talks with BBC director-general Tony Hall.
The royal was spotted at the Beeb's Broadcasting House site in London last Thursday.
Read more: Kate's secret visit to pub with fellow mums
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know.


Stucco A Cyber Intelligence Platform
Overview
Security event data, such as intrusion detection system alerts, provide a starting point for analysis, but are information impoverished. To provide context, analysts must manually gather and synthesize relevant data from myriad sources within their enterprise and external to it. Analysts search system logs, network flows, and firewall data; they search IP blacklists and reputation lists, software vulnerability information, malware and threat data, OS and application vendor blogs, and news sites. All of these sources are manually searched for data relevant to the event being investigated. Relevant results must then be brought together and synthesized to put the event in context and make decisions about its importance and impact.
This is a manual, tedious process, but the results of this process are required to know how to react to events. Stucco is a cyber intelligence platform to help automate this process and provide relevant information to analysts quickly and easily. Stucco collects data not typically integrated into security systems, extracts domain concepts and relationships, and integrates that information into a cyber security knowledge graph to accelerate decision making.
By organizing data into a knowledge graph, security analysts will be able to rapidly search for domain concepts, speeding up access to the information needed for decision-making. The information returned will only be that which is pertinent to their search. Our approach enables analysts to more quickly identify events that can be discarded as false positives and to perform more thorough analysis with the relevant context to make decisions.
Getting Started
Build your own VM
To get started with a demonstration environment, you will need a Linux or Mac OS X host with at least 16GB of memory. We have tested on Mac OS X 10.9, Ubuntu 12.04, and CentOS 6. Install VirtualBox, Vagrant, and Ansible (Ansible requires Python 2.6). Then, open up a terminal and enter the following:
git clone https://github.com/stucco/dev-setup.git stucco cd stucco vagrant upThen you can open a web browser to http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/help and start looking at the data being collected (it takes a while to collect all of the data). For more detailed instructions, see the dev-setup Readme.
If you run into any issues getting the demonstration VM working, please submit an issue.
Run a pre-configured demo VM
To run a virtual machine locally, you just need to install VirtualBox, Vagrant. These instructions will pull the VM image from atlas.hashicorp.com/stucco. Create a `Vagrantfile` with the following contents:
Vagrant.configure(2) do |config| config.vm.box = "stucco/demo" config.vm.network "forwarded_port", guest: 8000, host: 8000 config.vm.synced_folder ".", "/vagrant", disabled: true endThen, open up a terminal and enter the following:
vagrant upThen you can open a web browser to http://localhost:8000/help and start looking at the data that has been pre-loaded into the VM.
Demonstration Site
We have a demonstration site now available: http://stucco.stanford.edu/
Source Code
This project is open-source, under an MIT license. All source code can be found at https://github.com/stucco/.
The main components of the system are:
- Collectors: Suite of data collectors for scheduling and gathering structured and unstructured documents.
- RT: Real-time processing engine that extracts domain concepts from documents and inserts those concepts into a knowledge graph.
- Document Service: Storage service for text documents and metadata over an HTTP API. This is the repository for unprocessed documents.
- UI: Web application and API for interacting with the Stucco knowledge graph.
Stucco is still a work in progress and not yet fully documented, but we do have some Documentation, although some may be out of date; we are in the progress of cleaning things up.
If you run into any issues, please open an issue in the docs repository.
Selected Papers
Harshaw, Christopher R., Robert A. Bridges, Michael D. Iannacone, Joel W. Reed, and John R. Goodall. "GraphPrints: Towards a Graph Analytic Method for Network Anomaly Detection." Proceedings of the 11th Annual Cyber and Information Security Research ConferenceACM International Conference Proceedings Series, 2016.
Jones, Corinne L., Robert A. Bridges, Kelly M. T. Huffer, and John R. Goodall. "Towards a Relation Extraction Framework for Cyber-Security Concepts." Proceedings of the 10th Annual Cyber and Information Security Research Conference (CISR). ACM International Conference Proceedings Series, 2015.
Iannacone, Michael, Shawn Bohn, Grant Nakamura, John Gerth, Kelly Huffer, Robert Bridges, Erik Ferragut, and John R. Goodall. "Developing an Ontology for Cyber Security Knowledge Graphs."" Proceedings of the 10th Annual Cyber and Information Security Research Conference (CISR). ACM International Conference Proceedings Series, 2015.
Bridges, Robert A., Corinne L. Jones, Michael D. Iannacone, Kelly M. Testa, John R. Goodall. "Automatic Labeling for Entity Extraction in Cyber Security." ASE Third International Conference on Cyber Security, Academy of Science and Engineering (ASE), 2014.
McNeil, Nikki, Robert A. Bridges, Michael D. Iannacone, Bogdan Czejdo, Nicolas E. Perez, and John R. Goodall. "PACE: Pattern Accurate Computationally Efficient Bootstrapping for Timely Discovery of Cyber-Security Concepts." International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications (ICMLA). IEEE Press, 2013, 60-65.


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This test only runs in DRT!


〇.js
Basics
- Learning by experience, which I encourage anyone to do
- Having a framework doing exactly what I need, and I know how it's being done
- finally, having a framework's design as I believe it should
I believe in clear separation between code (Javascript), structure (HTML) and style (CSS). Having this distinction means the code can easily be replaced with having minimum change in the structure and the style, and vice versa. This means the code shouldn't dictate which tag is being used and all relevant style alternation are via classes that have a "js-" prefix.
I tried to be compatible with AirBNB code styling guide as I agree most notes will result with better, more readable code that is less likely to contain bugs.
When possible, methods will return the called object in order to allow chaining, for example: 〇.CSS.add(〇.ELM.myButton,'green').add(〇.ELM.button2,'red')
Although the official name is 〇 (It's zero, I pronounce it as "O"), which doesn't normally appear on keyboards, so to make life easier, you may want to use the unofficial name "O" (as in the 15th character in the English alphabet), for example O.ELM.button.onclick();
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Unit Tests
EVT
EVT can be used to listen and to dispatch events. Event-dispatching is a great way to tell other components that something happened.-
subscribe(sEventName,fHandler)
〇.EVT.subscribe("anEvent",foo)
Whenever anEvent is dispatched, the function foo will be called with event as an input. -
unsubscribe(sEventName,fHandler)
〇.EVT.unsubscribe("anEvent",foo)
Stop calling foo when anEvent is dispatched. -
dispatch(sEventName)
〇.EVT.dispatch("anEvent")
Calls an event. -
getDispatcher(sEventName[, fHandler])
dButton.onclick = 〇.EVT.getDispatcher("anEvent")
Returns a function that when triggered, will dispatch an event. if fHandler is provided, it will be subscribed to the event.
DOM
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create(sTag,oAttribtues,sInnerText)
〇.DOM.create('a',{href:'#top'},'back to top')
Return a DOM element with the provided attributes. -
parse(sHTML)
〇.DOM.parse('back to top')
Converts the provided string to a DOM element. -
insertBefore(dElement,dNewElement)
〇.DOM.insertBefore(〇.ELM.homeLink,contactLink)
Inserts a new DOM element before a given as a sibling. -
insertAfter(dElement,dNewElement)
〇.DOM.insertAfter(〇.ELM.homeLink,contactLink)
Inserts a new DOM element after a given as a sibling. -
prepend(dElement,dNewElement)
〇.DOM.prepend(〇.ELM.menu,contactLink)
Inserts a new DOM element to another DOM element as its first child. -
append(dElement,dNewElement)
〇.DOM.append(〇.ELM.menu,contactLink)
Inserts a new DOM element to another DOM element as its last child. -
remove(dElement)
〇.DOM.remove(〇.ELM.homeLink)
Removes a DOM element.
ELM
It also provides a function to query several DOM elements and perform bulk actions on them.
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refresh()
〇.ELM.refresh
Updates the DOM elements list. -
observe(isEnabled)
〇.ELM.observe(true)
Observe is an event-listening to changes in the DOM which automatically refreshes the 〇.ELM list. As it might influence performance, it is possible to disable and enable it. -
per()
var elements = 〇.ELM.per('.button');
Per returns a list of elements that corresponds to a provided query. Additionally, this returned list has the following methods:-
each(fPerItem)
〇.ELM.per('.user').each(function (dElement) {...});
Iterates the DOM elements using a forEach function. -
remove()
〇.ELM.per('.user').remove();
Removes all the DOM elements in the list from the page. -
html(sNewInnerHTML)
〇.ELM.per('.js-version').html(〇.VER.framework);
updates all DOM elements' innerHTML. -
useAsTemplate()
〇.ELM.per('.user').useAsTemplate();
Subscribes the DOM elements as templates. They do not have to be classes as 'js-template' but they must have an 'ID'. -
css.add('sClassName')/remove('sClassName')/toggle('sClassName')
〇.ELM.per('.user').css.add('hidden');
manipulates the DOM element's CSS classes.
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CSS
Although it is possible to set style by tag or by id, as the ID should be used by javascript and tags are, obviously used by the HTML. Classes, which suppose to be in the style 'domain', have the 'js-' prefixed automatically to differentiate them from other classes.
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has(dElement,sClassName)
if (〇.CSS.has(〇.ELM.button,'enabled')) {}
Returns true when a given DOM element has a class. -
add(dElement,sClassName)
〇.CSS.add(〇.ELM.button,'enabled');
Adds the class to the DOM element -
remove(dElement,sClassName)
〇.CSS.remove(〇.ELM.button,'enabled');
Removes a class from the DOM element -
toggle(dElement,sClassName)
〇.CSS.toggle(〇.ELM.button,'enabled');
Toggle a class (i.e. if element already has it, it be removed, otherwise it will be added) -
isJsPrefix(isJsPrefixAdded)
〇.CSS.isJsPrefix(true);
Sets whether the prefix js- should be added to any className handled by 〇.CSS. Default is true. If no value was provided, the function will only return the current state.
AJAX
Parameters used
sURL
- the request's target.oData
- data being sent as a json object. oData is relevant only for POST and PUT requests.oOptions
- additional options may include- credentials (boolean, default is false)
- type (string, default is 'json'
fCallback
- the function to be called once the request is completed.
Methods
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get(sURL[, oOptions], fCallback)
〇.AJAX.get('/catalog', 〇.getDispatcher('catalogLoaded') );
Uses AJAX request to retrieve the content of sURL and sends it to fCallback -
post(sURL,oData[, oOptions], fCallback)
〇.AJAX.post('/catalog/item/13953',{price:485.3}, 〇.getDispatcher('itemUpdated'));
Sends oData to sURL via POST and its response to fCallback -
put(sURL,oData[, oOptions], fCallback)
〇.AJAX.put('/catalog/new',{name:'Red Pen',price:485.3}, 〇.getDispatcher('itemAdded'));
Sends oData to sURL via PUT and its response to fCallback. PUT is used to send a complete object, while POST is used to send partial information, usually for update purposes. -
delete(sURL[, oOptions], fCallback)
〇.AJAX.get('/catalog/item/13953', 〇.getDispatcher('itemRemoved') );
Sends DELETE command to sURL and its response to fCallback -
setDefaults
〇.AJAX.setDefaults(oSettings);
Sets AJAX defaults parameters, such as:- credentials (boolean, default is false)
- type (string, default is 'json'
- url (string, default is 'false
- callback (string, default is 'false
TPL
- have ID
- have the class 'js-template'
How to write a template
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Simple example: Hello World!
Rendering the templateHello {{name}}
with the data{name:'World'}
will result the stringHello World
. -
When data is an object
Data may contain an object, for example{user:{name:'World'}}
, in which case the template should specifyHello {{user.name}}
. -
When data is a function
Data may contain a function, for example{name: function () { return 'world'}}
, but this will be automatically identified, so the template will remainHello {{name}}
. -
Conditionals
Conditionals allow hiding some of the template according to a variable. for example:Hello {{?showName}}{{name}}{{/showName}}
where showName can either be a boolean or a function returning a boolean.Hello {{?!showName}}no name provided{{/showName}}
will show 'no name provided' ONLY if show equals false. -
Shortcut to Object's sub-variables in the data
When data contain an object, it is possible to easily access Object's properties using '@', for example:{{@user}}{{fName}} {{lName}}{{/user}}
is equal to{{user.fName}} {{user.lName}}
. -
Iterating arrays in the data
It is possible to iterate arrays in the data using the loop {{item@group}}, for example:{{user@users}} {{name}} {{/user@users}}
. Note this means the data should look like{users:{user:[{name:'John'},{name:'David'}]}}
. You may define a counter by appending to the prefix tag ':' and the name of the new variable, for example:{{item@group:_idx}} {{_idx}} {{/item@group}}
. Please note the counter doesn't appear at the closing tag. -
Sub-templates
A template may refer to another template using the syntax data:template, for example{{user:userTemplate}}
. In our example, the user will be sent as data for the userTemplate. -
using 'this'
Sometime you might want to retrieve the entire data. This can be done using '.'. For example, when our data contains an array of strings -{fruits:{fruit:['orange','apple','melon']}}
you may print the list using the iteration command{{fruit@fruits}} {{.}}, {{/fruit@fruits}}
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Updating delimiters
If you template contains the string '{{' (or '}}') you might want to temporarily replace the delimiters. You can do so with the '{{'startTag','endTag'}} ... '{{/'startTag','endTag'}}, for example{{'<?','?>'}}Hello <?name?>{{/'<?','?>'}}
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Translation
It is advised that strings shouldn't be hard-coded in your structure, rather the variables that can be translates. This can easily be done using '#string.code', for example{{#label.hello}}}
. The string code is comprised with two elements, separated by a '.': context and default-value. The context is meant to help you know where and how the string is used; default-value is the string that appear in case the current locale doesn't contain the string-code. It is worth to emphasize that the translation files include the full string code (in our example label.hello). The default value begins after the first '.' and may contain any character (including spaces). -
Order of rendering
Let's look at this sample-data{{main:{isVisible:true,sub:{isVisible:false}}}}
and the template{{@sub}}{{?isVisible}}Hello!{{/isVisible}}{{/sub}}
the variable that will be checked is sub.isVisible (and not main.isVisible). This means the order or parsing the template is crucial. It follows this logic -- Replace delimiters where needed
- Handle with sub-variables
- Handle with iterations
- Filter out elements according to conditionals
- Replace variables
- Translate string
Methods
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load(sURL)
〇.TPL.load('myTemplates.html');
Load read an text/html online document and then reads and subscribes all the templates it contains. Once loaded, a 'TPL.templatesLoaded' event will be dispatched, where its detail is the current list of templates. -
use(domElement)
〇.TPL.load(〇.ELM.myNewTemplate);
Use read a single element and subscribe its ID to the template list for later use. -
loadLanguage(sURL)
〇.TPL.loadLanguage('/i18n/en-us.json');
LoadLanguage read an application/json online document and then append its content to the strings object. The expected json content is{'localeName':{'str.code1':'translation1','str.code2':'translation2'}}
. for example -{'en-us':{'label.hello':'hello}}
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appendToLanguage(sLocale,oDictionary)
〇.TPL.appendToLanguage('en-us',{'label.hello':'Hello','button.cancel':'Cancel'});
AppendToLanguage appends a dictionary (set of key-values) to a given locale. -
translate(sStringCode)
〇.TPL.translate('button.signup');
Translate returns the translation from the current locale's dictionary. If the string-code doesn't not appear in the dictionary, the default-value will be returned. -
getLocale()
〇.TPL.getLocale();
GetLocale returns the current locale. -
list()
〇.TPL.list();
List return an array of all subscribed templates. -
render(oData)
〇.TPL.render({'linkTemplate':{label:'{{#link.Sign Up}}',href='/signup'}});
Render returns the HTML output of processing a provided template with given data. It receives a single data object, who single key is the name of the template to be used and its value is the data object that will be used per that template.
VER
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framework
var version = 〇.VER.framework;
Return the current version of the framework
Final words
Code,as all Intellectual Property, should be free. Therefore this code is free under MIT License.
If you have any comments, questions and answers, don't hesitate to contact me via GitHub.


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every users
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Contribute to Summerboot. Give the repo a star 🌟 and send me a pull request. You can add to Summerboot to your github profile.


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Weather Dashboard
A fantastic application to find the weather in a user selected city
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Periwinkle blooms
This watercolor painting portrays periwinkle blooms in a loose style. It is perfect for adding a subtle pop to your parlor.


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NORTH BRIDGE BLAZE
Edinburgh hotel evacuated after fire at Pret A Manger as one person is taken to hospital
by Abbi GartonHOTEL guests were evacuated after a fire broke out at a Pret A Manger in Edinburgh – as one person was taken to hospital.
Fire crews were alerted to the blaze around 5.30pm at the sandwich shop in the city’s North Bridge.
Six fire trucks were sent to the scene to tackle the flames.
And guests were evacuated from The Scotsman Hotel due to smoke coming from the fire next door.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed one casualty was being treated.
Their condition is currently unknown.
The fire has now been extinguished but crews remain at the scene.
A spokeswoman said: “We were alerted at 5.31pm on Sunday 24 November to reports of a fire within a business premises on North Bridge, Edinburgh.
“Operations control mobilised six appliances to the scene. Crews extinguished the fire within a ground floor building.
“One casualty was transferred into the care of the Scottish Ambulance Service.
“An adjacent hotel was evacuated due to smoke affecting the building.
“Fire crews are still in attendance."


This is the privacy policy for the Emotes Showcase Twitch Extension. Note that loading this policy already contacted a third party server. Sadly there is no way for me to provide the policy directly within the extension, to avoid this.
This extension never queries the subscription status of any viewer on the server side (or some remote system). Deciding if a viewer is subscribed and showing appropriate actions based on the result is processed entirely on the viewer's device. This also applies to the viewer's follow status, which is only cached while the extension is loaded when Twitch reports it back from the follow action.
The extension loads all data directly from the API of the parties providing the servies. For Twitch emotes (subscriber, follower, bit tier reward and cheermotes) this means the data is acquired from the Twitch API in your browser. Since you already are on the Twitch platform at this point, you are presumably already aware of Twitch's Privacy Notice (if not, you should go and look at it, since it is relevant to the extension).
Other requests made by the extension may include requests to the API for frankerfacez.com and betterttv.net. Their terms and policies apply for those calls. The extension panel does not make these calls when the sections were hidden completely in the broadcaster configuration, however they will still be performed from within the broadcaster configuration.
All requests to the server hosting this file may be logged by the hosting provider to prevent attacks and provide anonymous usage statistics (or possibly other purposes).


--- layout: post title: rhododendron date: '2011-05-22T11:29:00.002-05:00' author: Jabell tags: - Creation - Photography modified_time: '2011-05-22T11:31:14.685-05:00' thumbnail: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3543/5744618855_fd52901f74_t.jpg blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-2573340969566676382 blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2011/05/rhododendron.html ---
I love that Wendy has such talent with nature shots.  This picture has NOT been adjusted digitally for color or otherwise. It is this beautiful just as God created it.


This is pretty easy, let's start!
First go and get a valid access token from Instagram, if you are not so sure how to do it, you can find all you need in Instagram's API Documentation, or follow this article How to generate an Instagram Access Token. Got it? Cool, let's continue.
To render a gallery the trick is to add instagramas.js script at the end of your document and add the class name "instagramas" to any element you want to be the container of the gallery, you can add as many as you want. The script will ask the DOM to find all the "instagramas" and will create a Instagram gallery using the data-access-token provided for each match.
To illustrate the implementation, please take a look at this simple example:
<!doctype html>

... initial code ...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/instagramas.min.css"></link>

... your awesome code ...

... more stuff ...

... final code ...

Available properties
The only mandatory property is the access token, get more information about access tokens at Instagram's API Documentation page.
- data-access-token* string
- Mandatory Instagram API Access Token
How to generate an Instagram Access Token - data-show-tags bool
- Optional when data-show-tags is true will render a list of tags
- Default value false
- data-show-tags-count int
- Optional integer that defines how many tags will render
- Default value all
- data-show-likes bool
- Optional when show-likes is true will render likes counter
- Default value false
- data-render-type string
- Optional render type defines the size of the Instagram
- Allowed values: thumbnail | low_resolution | standard_resolution
- Default value thumbnail
- data-count int
- Optional how many Instagram will show
- Default value 5


I am a U.S. Air Force veteran, an electronics enthusiast, an aspiring Maker/woodworker and I volunteer with youth (though that is on hiatus while I am in school). I am very customer-centric, taking ownership of issues that seem to take longer than they should to resolve, serving as their advocate in rallying the correct personnel in resolving the issue when appropriate. I am also very quality-minded and can be meticulous and highly focused at times.
I was introduced to electronics early on and interested in computers long before I could afford one. I was talked into joining Marine Corps Junior ROTC in High School and combined the two when I joined the Air Force in Active Duty, with a Computer Repair specialty.
As with many veterans, transitioning back to civilian life was a process, but I eventually re-entered the electronics field doing hardware repair and testing, continuing that type of work to the present day. After re-joining civilian life, I finished out my military schooling with an Associate in Technology from Pierce College, and continued to take additional coursework there. In my current job I have added Field Installation and Service Work to the mix. This gets me out among my customers, which I very much enjoy. After seven years of that, I have very good relationships with many of them.
I have over 25 years experience with, and currently work again on Point of Sale computer hardware and peripherals, with some configuration programming work and software support of the POS applications my employer supports. This has resulted in a diverse scope of training attendent with supporting a wide range of hardware from several manufacturers.
In both professional and personal pursuits, I have acquired some understanding of Assembly Language, used the DOS Editor, and written Batch files and BASIC in the MS-DOS environment, used to 'hand code' my ebay pages in HTML4, and have begun to explore Debian Linux and Python with a Raspberry Pi as a hobby.
Changes in the industry, my employment environment, and interest levels have directed me toward my current pursuit of studying software development at Code Fellows. I am currently studying HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript there with a goal of becoming "professional-grade."
On a personal note, I enjoy clever wordplay, ancient history, science fiction, a wide range of music (ranging from Classical through EDM), machining and manual craft in wood, metal, and other materials, and of course, tinkering with computers.
As part of the assignment from which this page has arisen, I have a quiz for you below.
Some of my many interests include;
- Interacting with and helping people
- Creating, repairing, building and tinkering
- Building esprit de corps and camaraderie in any team I am part of
- Working in wood, metal, plastic and other materials
- Clever wordplay and witty banter
- Doing quality work in any pursuit
- Reading, writing and teaching
- Linguistics and foreign languages
- Music and dancing
- Camping and hiking (at a novice level)
In my journey, I have acquired skill and education in many areas. A sample pool appears below:
- Digital electronics diagnosis and repair (to board or component level),
- Computer assembly, repair and modification/upgrading,
- Electro-mechanical diagnosis, repair and modification,
- Materials analysis (recognizing the fitness of a particular material to a corresponding application).
- Spacial reasoning (visualizing and analyzing a 3-D representation from 2-D documentation),
- Interpersonal communication, idiom and cultural influences,
- Teaching adult learners using multi-modal techniques,
- Awareness of alternate syntax in languages other than English,
- Fundamentals of computer programming
- Team-building and maintenance


Activating/Deactivating Feedback Categories
How to activate or deactivate a category on the Feedback module. Active categories are listed on the Settings page, whereas deactivated categories are not listed on the settings page and are only visible to Administrators on the Feedback Lists page.
- Select Edit > Edit Category/Subject Lists from the module actions menu. This opens the Edit Lists page.
- At List Type, select Categories.
- Click the Edit button beside the category to be activated or deactivated.
- At Is Active, to activate the category - OR - to deactivate it.
- At Is Portal Wide, if this category is available to all Feedback modules across this site. Note: This setting can only be checked using the module used to create the category - OR - if this category is currently inactive. Note: This setting cannot be unchecked if the category is in use on another module.
- Click the Save link.
- Repeat Steps 3-6 to modify additional categories.
- Click the Return to Module button when you are finished.


Audio Network - send data over sound in JavaScript
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THIS PROJECT IS STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Source code available at GitHub
Roadmap
- 1.x.x finish all PhysicalLayer stuff (Web Audio API, raw packets)
- 2.x.x finish all DataLinkLayer stuff (frames with correction codes and SRC and DEST addresses)
- 3.x.x finish all NetworkLayer stuff (similar to IP datagrams with ability to route data somewhere)
- 4.x.x finish all TransportLayer stuff (similar to TPC segments to give ability to create reliable connection)
- 5.x.x finalization of the project, some example applications like p2p file exchange, web server etc
Backlog for future 1.x.x releases
Current:
- rename Queue to Buffer
- POWER CHART, refactor to follow 'abstract class' approach
- POWER CHART, show important power level (threshold, min/max, etc)
- POWER CHART, configurable bar width and color
- ANALYZER CHART, refactor to follow 'abstract class' approach
- change adapter parameter order (channelIndex shouldn't be first parameter)
- fix last templates issues in amplitude-modulation-transmission-full
Core code refactor
- add AudioNetworkBootConfig = { developerMode: true, createAlias: true, scriptBaseUrl: 'http://localhost' }
- core should not work as proxy for methods from other classes
- visualizers should be separated
- ability to change all settings in the runtime
- promise approach instead of callback functions
- remove setInterval, schedule function call for the future via setTimeout (at manager level, not core object level)
- refactor manager code to pass whole array to/from channel instead single sample
- receive-manager holds audio process event and logic that triggers receive events in proper moments
- receive-channel
- receive-channel-subcarrier adds phase correction, handles notify intervals
receive-channel-subcarrier
- contains receiveWorker object with methods:
- receiveWorker.handleSampleBlock(sampleBlock, detailIndexList).then(function )
- receiveWorker.setSamplePerPeriod(samplePerPeriod).then(function )
- receiveWorker.setSamplePerDftWindow(samplePerDftWindow).then(function )
receive-worker.builder will decide to go with:
[A]
receive-multicore-worker init new Worker, communication between
receive-multicore-worker-thread short script that wraps receive-worker with postMessage
[B]
receive-worker
- holds carrierRecovery object
- handles carrierDetailIndexList and promises
Nice but not important code refactor
- wrap with dedicated class JS methods like requestAnimationFrame, setTimeout, setInterval and create dedicated namespace
- refactor DOM helpers (move to service)
- create wrapper classes for audio nodes
- create sine/cosine cache service + tests in jasmine
- rename destroy methods to destroyAsync
Receive Adapter
- rename ERROR to SYNC_TO_LONG and SYMBOL to PILOT_SIGNAL
- rename phaseOffsetCollector to frequencyErrorCollector
- introduce some phaseErrorCollector (?)
- add new state: INTERPACKET_GAP
v1.1.0 (2017-0x-xx) [not yet released]
- Dynamic dev files loading
- Boot config added
- Env variables added (isBrowser, isNode, isWebWorker)
- NodeJs export added - you can now use AudioNetwork in NodeJs applications!
- ActiveAudioContext abstraction
- CarrierGenerate and CarrierRecovery refactor
- Constellation diagram: do not redraw constellation if queue wasn't changed
- Constellation diagram: queue elements approach changed (only one item per constellation point now)
- WindowFunction service with blackmanNuttall method
- Visualizer abstract classes (Abstract2DVisualizer, AbstractVisualizer)
- Visualizer code refactor
- rename audio-network-begin to audio-network-boot
- WebWorker basic functionality added + Core refactor (?????)
v1.0.4 (2016-07-04)
- new example where only CarrierRecovery/CarrierGenerate were used to send data using Amplitude Modulation (without PhysicalLayer module)
- expand class names - this allows easier debug in dev tools (for example CTM is now ChannelTransmitManager)
- introduce SimplePromise class (idea is to have code as less dependent to browser as possible in order to port it easily to other languages)
- move all charts to dedicated namespace 'visualizer'
- move CarrierRecovery and CarrierGenerate to 'common' namespace
- move audio service to separate namespace 'audio' and change name of the service to ActiveAudioContext
- move adapter classes to 'physical-layer-adapter'
- move current audio service logic to factory and connect it to ActiveAudioContext
- AudioContext class was renamed to SimpleAudioContext in order to avoid collision with real window.AudioContext
- addToQueue is now taking object as a parameter instead array of objects
- Jasmine unit test web runner added (currently still without tests but at least running environment was prepared)
- rename example directories (000 for basic demos, 100 for physical layer demos, ...)
- add htaccess redirection to renamed examples
- create new chart 'SampleChart', create new example where CarrierGenerate will be demonstrated
v1.0.3 (2016-05-30)
- fix transition from FIRST_SYNC_INIT -> IDLE, currently there are some SYMBOL/GUARD states which are not right at this point
- default settings update (symbol duration vs guard interval, sync duration reduced from 3 sec to 2 sec, notification per seconds increased)
- gulp 'serve' task for serving the app locally
- add YouTube movie with demo
- move common css away of example
- readme moved to index.html, styles and pages structure refactored
- simple demo added
- updates at README.md
- added CHANGELOG.md
- licence moved to MIT
- SEO updates to whole page
v1.0.2 (2016-05-16)
- huge readme update, npm keywords update
v1.0.1 (2016-05-10)
- Carrier example bug fix. Versioning information added for main example
v1.0.0 (2016-05-10)
- fix typo: physial-layer into physical-layer
- keep view type after reinitialization
- remove audio-network prefix from main classes names
- change name: dftTimeSpan -> dftWindowTimeSpan
- move general configuration to some common service
- refactor NO_SIGNAL state
- change input TX to LOOPBACK
- move templates code to dedicated files
- introduce Dependency Injection
- prepare release version + some code minification
- measure CPU load by measuring times before and after execution
Finished stuff before release was even planned
- BUG FIXED for some dftWindowTime after converting it to numbers of samples CarrierRecovery queue size is fractional
- real/imm delete
- compute at getCarrierDetail
- index passed into handler
- decibel power/amplitude check
- load wav file
- add getOutput* methods
- add outputTxEnable/outputTxDisable methods
- check inverse phase shift issue
- add script node sample to config
- rewrite main API
- move code to factory
- cleanup inside main service
- internal notifyHandler for constellation update, external for user purposes
- add rx method outside the factory
- destroy constellation
- ability to change frequency
- fix recorded file loading logic
- fix history point colors
- add ability to choose destination source
- move script processor node to receive manager
- move sin/cos to internal Math service (to give ability to quickly add lookup tables)
- fix layout
- add phase offset input to align symbol '0'
- add html generation as js + ofdm support
- change send logic (add amplitude, symbolCount, symbol to each OFDM block)
- change send sequence logic (use format: '<IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>')
- add DFT time span to config
- internal loop for notifications
- add script node block time (from audiocontext)
- add sample offset time from script node block time
- add symbol config to rx
- prefill amplitude value basing on ofdm size at channel tx
- add symbol detection to rx
- move example code related to html generation to separate file with comment
- add buttons for symbols (TX)
- add squares with symbol number (RX)
- update sequence textarea after pskSize change
- rename delay-loop-handler
- after psk change only related tx/rx should be updated
- add rx/tx to channel headers
- change 'frame' to 'packet'
- add 'Send sync signal' to TX
- ability to hide some of the widgets: 'Easy' and 'Advanced' view
- fix styles
- add source button active class
- improve responsive design
- add margin to sections
- use first symbol of each packet to fine tune phase offset (add checkbox for that feature)
- add inter-packet gap duration
- add quick configs like: 'baud-5, ofdm-1, psk-2' or 'baud-20, ofdm-16, psk-2' or ...
- add checkbox for tx/rx config
- add callback to destroy
- add bit speed information at UI
- refactor all transmit and receive logic (move it to physical layer internals)
- [TX] remove symbol generation from template-util
- [TX] symbol shouldn't have any guard interval or/and interpacket gap
- [RX] add setTimes* methods (maybe it's worth to add some error margin - times inside are for internal adapter use)
- [RX] add setSyncPreamble(true/false) method
- [RX] add packet receive handler packetReceived(data)
- [RX] add multiple channels support (introduce new class in the middle)
- set threshold to very low value (-100 dB) to force idle state for a while
- compute average noise level power at idle state
- after noise level is set raise threshold xx dB above noise level
- so far do not collect symbol and packet data (wait for sync)
- run sync on the TX side
- sync state will be detected - grab average max signal strength
- subtract 10 decibels from max signal and enable symbol/packet collecting
- [RX] add method to reset receiver state machine (to follow steps above again)
- [RX] double check state times at receive adapter
- move sync time to main adapter class
- check symbol, guard times
- average sample sizes should be config dependent (mostly for samplesPerSecond setting)
- [RX] grab/clean packet data and notify packet handler


Blacksmith Poitan:
I told you the book has already been sold to
Elder Casian
from
the Wastelands
! Go to the Wastelands if you want the book!


Sasikanth Kotti
I am currently pursuing my Ph.D at IAB lab from IITJ-Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur in part-time mode under the guidance of Dr. Mayank Vatsa and Dr. Richa Singh.
I recently completed Master's in Artificial Intelligence (M.Tech) at IITJ-Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur.
I was advised by Dr. Mayank Vatsa and Dr. Richa Singh for my Master's Thesis on "Bias and Fairness in Low Resolution(Very) Image Recognition" at IAB lab.
My current research interests span Computer Vision, Trusted AI, Machine Learning and Deep learning areas.
I'm also a Research Engineer at OpenMined where I contribute to Privacy-Preserving technologies in Computer Vision Domain.
I am also an active participant at ML Collective, Cohere For AI, Trustworthy ML and AI Vulnerability Database communities
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When is the best time for tea?
Background
I have not been a water drinker since I was a child, but I have recently developed a hobby of drinking tea. Making tea often requires boiling water, so I have to wait a while for the tea to cool to the right temperature before I can drink it. But I always forget the time. Either I don't wait long enough to get burned. Either I waited too long and the tea cooled down and needed to add hot water. At the same time, I want to keep track of how much water I drink every day to urge myself to drink more water.
Therefore, I want to use sensors to help me monitor the temperature of my tea in real time, to remind me when the temperature of my tea is just right and to visualize the amount of water I drink every day.
Controllers
For this project, I used those controllers:
Temperature sensor(DS18B20)
Capture the temperature of the tea.
Pressure sensor(HX711AD)
Capture the weight of the water.
How I visualize my data
How I code the program out
I used article.io, HTML and P5JS to code it. This was my first time learning how to use P5JS, so it was a challenge for me.
In order to keep track of my drinking, I needed to save all the data in an array list and make the weight data and temperature data correspond to each other. I had learned how to save data in array lists before in processing, but when it was transferred to P5JS, it had a different feel. And this time I needed to figure out how to relate the weight data to the temperature data at times, so I spent a lot of time looking for tutorials online to see how to do it. This was one of the obstacles I encountered while coding.
Also, the temperature sensor was a problem in this process. This was because the temperature of the water is very difficult to detect. So I map the temperature data in a slightly small range and code a large color range so that the change on the color can be obvious.
Design the physical shape of controllers
Here are some images of my physical board.
For more accurate data, I put the temperature sensor on the pressure sensor. Then a thin-walled glass suitable for thermal conductivity was placed closely next to the temperature sensor. Like the picture on the right above.
Final look


You need to build and train the model before you test its performance. If you have trained the model, test it on the out-of-sample data. Follow these steps to test the model:
gp_features_test = gp_transformer.transform(X_test) new_X_test = np.hstack((X_test, gp_features_test))
predict
method with the engineered testing set data.y_predict = gp_regressor.predict(new_X_test)
df = pd.DataFrame({'Real': y_test.flatten(), 'Predicted': y_predict.flatten()}) df.plot(title='Model Performance: predicted vs actual closing price', figsize=(15, 10)) plt.show()
r2 = gp_regressor.score(new_X_test, y_test) print(f"The explained variance of the GP model: {r2*100:.2f}%")


CNVS provides a number of available classes for quickly assigning flex box behavior to your layout. All classes are prefixed with .flex-
. Classes were selected to be human-readable and don't necessarily match directly with the related styling prorperties they invoke.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex
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Apply flex box layout behavior to element. |
.flex-inline
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Apply flex box layout behavior to element, but render as inline element. |
.flex-direction-
)
The .flex-direction-
property specifies the direction of the flexible items inside the flex container. The default value of flex-direction is row (left-to-right, top-to-bottom).
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex-direction-left-to-right
(default)
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Arrange flex items left to right along a horizontal axis. |
.flex-direction-right-to-left
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Arrange flex items right to left along a horizontal axis. |
.flex-direction-top-to-bottom
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Arrange flex items top to bottom along a vertical axis. |
.flex-direction-bottom-to-top
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Arrange flex items bottom to top along a vertical axis. |

 …

.flex-wrap-items-
)
The .flex-wrap-items-
property specifies whether the flex items should wrap or not, if there is not enough room for them on one flex line.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex-wrap-items-none
(default)
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Do not wrap the flexible items. |
.flex-wrap-items
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Wrap the flexible items if needed. |
.flex-wrap-items-reverse
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Wrap the flexible items in reverse order if needed. |

 …

.flex-align-items-
)
The .flex-align-items-
property vertically aligns the flexible container's items when the items do not use all available space on the cross-axis.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex-align-items-stretch
(default)
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Items are stretched to fill the container. |
.flex-align-items-start
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Items are positioned along top or beginning of the container. |
.flex-align-items-end
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Items are positioned along the bottom or end of the container. |
.flex-align-items-center
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Items are centered in the container. |
.flex-align-items-baseline
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Items are aligned with the baseline of the container. |

 …

.flex-justify-items-
)
The .flex-justify-items-
property horizontally aligns the flexible container's items when the items do not use all available space on the main-axis.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex-justify-items-start
(default)
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Items are positioned at the beginning of the container with remaining space after. |
.flex-justify-items-end
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Items are positioned at the end of the container with remaining space before. |
.flex-justify-items-center
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Items are positioned in the center f the container with remaining space evenly on both sides. |
.flex-justify-items-space-between
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Items are positioned with space evenly between them. |
.flex-justify-items-space-around
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Items are positioned with space evenly around them. |

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.flex-align-content-
)
The .flex-align-content-
property modifies the behavior of the flex item wrapping property. It is similar to .flex-align-items-
, but instead of aligning flex items, it aligns flex lines.
Note: this property has no effect when flex wrap is disabled or there is only one line of flex items.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.flex-align-content-stretch
(default)
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Lines stretch to take up the remaining space. |
.flex-align-content-start
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Align lines at the start of the flex container. |
.flex-align-content-end
|
Align lines at the end of the flex container. |
.flex-align-content-center
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Center lines in the flex container. |
.flex-align-content-space-between
|
Lines are positioned with space evenly between them. |
.flex-align-content-space-around
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Lines are evenly distributed with equal space around each line. |

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The Store module suite consists of the following five (5) integrated modules which are used together to create an online shopping experience.
Installation Note: This module must be deployed and installed on your site by a SuperUser.
Module Version: 03.07.07 / Minimum DNN Version: 04.06.02
Features: ISearchable
Here's a summary of the five store modules:
Store Admin: This module allows Administrators to configure the store including payment processor details, manage products and categories and product reviews. Users in the Manage Orders role can only view Orders on this module and similarly users in the Manage Catalog role can only view Categories, Products and Reviews.
Store Account: This module enables customers to manage their current and previous orders, including the addresses associated with order.
The following three modules are typically used on one page to create the shopping experience:
The Store Catalog, Menu and Mini Cart modules


Equivalent to clicking the Protect Workbook command on the Protection submenu of the Tools menu. Controls protection of workbooks.
Syntax
WORKBOOK.PROTECT(structure, windows, password)
WORKBOOK.PROTECT?(structure, windows, password)
Structure specifies whether the structure of the workbook is protected. If TRUE, the structure is protected. If FALSE or omitted, the structure is not protected.
Windows specifies whether the windows of the workbook are protected. If TRUE, the windows are protected. If FALSE or omitted, the windows are not protected.
Password specifies whether to protect the workbook with a password. If omitted no password is used. When recording a macro, this argument is not recorded. In the dialog box form of this function, you can specify a password.
Remarks
To protect a sheet in a workbook, use the PROTECT.DOCUMENT function.
Related Function
PROTECT.DOCUMENT Protects a sheet in a workbook
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My essay in literary criticism "'stitching together pieces': Gender, Genre, and The Figure of Peter in Gaskell's Cranford" was published in The Stanford Undergraduate Research Journal.
My poems, "Envelop," "Maybe my city is a jaguar," and "Translating Borges," have appeared in The Susquehanna Review, where I earned the Gary Fincke Creative Writing Prize for Poetry.
Plain China, a national literary anthology, featured my poem "An Afternoon at the Mütter Museum for Anatomical Anomalies" in their Best Undergraduate Writing 2012 series. My work has also appeared in Small Craft and Nacht.
As a side-project, I created Abacus, a self-published collection of my poetry on scientific order, feral art, and fishing.


{% extends "public/base.htm" %} {% block alerts %}
Oops, something went wrong on our side and we could not complete your request. You can either hit back in your browser and try again, or return to the home page
{% endblock alerts %} {% block content %} {% endblock %}


"Fuck, this one was supposed to be Othala, not Jera!"
"Well, it's too late now... Run for your goddamn lives!"
"What about the old man? Won't he get mad?"
"Whatever he'll do to us is better than what this one's gonna do if we don't run now. Now get a move on, you two!"
"Where are the cherubs? Haven't heard them in a while."
"Oh, they're out summoning Stan; that's what they told me, anyway.
They get so lonely in the season, wouldn't you say?
Hard for them to get a friend anywhere close to here, eh?"
*Sigh.*
"Well, as long as they're having fun..."
"Check who lives there, I remember his neighbourhood being pretty terrible."
"You're right. More than you'd ever want to."
*Encouraging silence.*
"We got..." *Deep breath.* "Satan."
 Tell the old man? He'll kill us."

"Alright, let's go. South."
"Too late... That's him."
"HIDE, THEN, YOU RETARDS!"
"What is it, luv? Anything bothe..."
"Hush! What's that?"
"Can't hear anything..."
"By the nine... Stay here. Better yet, hide somewhere smell-proof!"
"So, we meet again, old 'friend'."
"You were hiding right. Not anymore. Your death is imminent."
"Would it surprise you to hear that I learned a couple of tricks, too?"
"Old man's tricks didn't do him much good, did they?"
"Not much you can do when your opponent moves faster than you can perceive it
and interrupts the old-as-world cliché of pre-decisive-battle hero-villain conversation, is there?"
"At least he killed the thing..."
"...but it mutilated him first. Let's get out of here. Shit makes me queasy."


Agridelca harvests peppers under a greenhouse environment, which ensures a product with the highest quality standards for human consumption. We are also dedicated to work closely with growers around the country. Our Company has strategically built a network of trusted agricultural growers to ensure top-class fruits and vegetables suppliers.
We characterize on exporting fantastic quality fruits and vegetables. Our people handle these products with unsparing care, from the farms to our facilities under atmosphere-controlled storage conditions. Our supervisors and agricultural consultants are always on duty during the production and packaging process. They check each farmer to follow up strict growing terms and sustainability. After the harvest, we check the product accordingly to fix parameters and pack them for our client’s request.
AGRIDELCA Innovadores Agricolas, S.R.L. is a Dominican company founded in 2010 that dedicates to grow, pack and supply various vegetables and tropical fruits from top class farms across the country.
We have years of experience in providing high quality products and services and operate under an integrated management system that leads our entire process based principally on social responsibility, health and safety, product development and high-quality standards.
It is our promise to do things right, that’s why we work with highly trained personnel in every step of our supply chain.
The Company located in a strategic region that makes it easy to reach ports and airports in few minutes. We belong to the valley of the Cibao and the facility is at the foot of the peak Diego de Ocampo of the northern mountain ranges, this microclimate contributes to the unique quality of our products.
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#include <reporting.h>
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| void | Init (int thread_id, const std::string &init_string) override |
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| void | OnSearchStart (int thread_id, Type type) override |
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| void | OnSatSolution (int thread_id, const std::string &solution_string) override |
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| void | OnOptimizeSolution (int thread_id, int64 value, const std::string &solution_string) override |
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| void | Log (int thread_id, const std::string &message) const override |
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| void | Print (int thread_id, const std::string &message) const override |
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| bool | ShouldFinish () const override |
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| void | OnSearchEnd (int thread_id, bool interrupted) override |
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| int64 | BestSolution () const override |
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| OptimizeVar * | CreateObjective (Solver *s, bool maximize, IntVar *var, int64 step, int thread_id) const override |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


The KB API has two main object hierarchies:
KbTerm
are KbCollection
,
KbIndividual
, Relation
and Context
.Facts
(Ground Atomic Formulas)
and Rules
. To help create and manipulate assertion sentences, the API provides the
Sentence
class.#findOrCreate(...)
and #get(...)
methods, which create and cache
java-side objects that correspond to objects in the KB. For example:
KbCollection actorsInMovies = KbCollection.findOrCreate("ActorInMovies");
com.cyc.Cyc
, and
com.cyc.Cyc.Constants
contains frequently-used terms.
Because of caching, it is possible for a KbObject to point to an object that no longer exists in the
Cyc KB. The validity (or staleness) of a KB Object can be checked by the
KbObject#isValid()
method.
The Session API provides thread local variables to set bookkeeping (which time-stamps and tracks
authorship for assertions and term creations) and transcription (which records every KB operation),
as well as default context for queries and assertions. These can be found via
com.cyc.session.CycSession#getOptions()
. Note that
SessionOptions.setCyclistName("<the cyclist>")
should be set for bookkeeping
information to be asserted.
The exception hierarchy of the KB API provides useful information about the cause of failure
of an operation. All instances of CycConnectionException
(which indicate Cyc Server
unavailability) are chained under KbRuntimeException
. Most instances of
CycApiException
and CycApiServerSideException
are chained under
KbServerSideExceptions
. Because the KB API uses cached objects, it throws a
StaleKbObjectException
when an object refers to a deleted KB concept.
Below are snippets of code that show how to perform some of the most basic operations using the KB
API. More detailed examples can be found on the Sample Code page.
SessionOptions options = CycSession.getCurrent().getOptions(); options.setShouldTranscriptOperations(true); options.setCyclistName("CycAdministrator"); options.setDefaultContext(Context.getDefaultContext(Constants.UV_MT, Constants.INFERENCE_PSC));
KbCollection actorsInMovies = KbCollection.findOrCreate("ActorInMovies"); actorsInMovies.addGeneralization("Person"); Context peopleDataMt = Context.get("PeopleDataMt"); KbIndividual nicholson = KbIndividual.findOrCreate("JackNicholson", actorsInMovies, peopleDataMt);
BinaryPredicate movieActors = BinaryPredicate.findOrCreate("movieActors"); KbIndividual kingOfMarvinGardens = KbIndividual.findOrCreate("TheKingOfMarvinGardens-TheMovie"); Context massMediaMt = Context.get("MassMediaDataMt"); Sentence aSent = Sentence.get(movieActors, kingOfMarvinGardens, Nicholson); Fact nicholsonInMarvinGardens = Fact.findOrCreate(aSent, massMediaMt);
Cyc.getKbService().clearCache();


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Jack is a Javascript MVC development toolkit based on jQuery and Underscore.js. It allows you to write Javascript applications using MVC structure.
Jack is stands for Javascript Application Coding Kit


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Instructions for you to follow in this document will be highlighted in blue.
Don't forget to cite your sources!
Complete the Following:
<input type="range" min=0 max=1 step=.01 id="slider">
to the body of your webpage
shader_material
to the global scope by adding var shader_material
to the global scope and getting rid of the var in var shader_material = new THREE.ShaderMaterial...
in your create_scene function.
uniforms: {slider:{value:0}}
as an option for your shader_material
This creates a new uniform called slider (with the value of 0) that your shaders can access.
shader_material.uniforms.slider.value = Number(document.getElementById("slider").value);
shader_material.uniformsNeedUpdate = true;
uniform float slider;
to your fragment shader code
The slider should now let you adjust the blueness of the objects in the scene.
Try out the following formulas for gl_FragColor to see what the slider does to them:
gl_FragColor = vec4(uvpass + slider * vec2(3.0,4.0), 0.0, 1.0);
gl_FragColor = vec4(fract(uvpass + slider * vec2(3.0,4.0)), 0.0, 1.0);
note that fract is a function which returns the fractional part of a number (frac(3.14) = 0.14), so this makes sure the output wraps around from 1 back to 0 and stays between 1 and 0.
float surfx = 10.0*uvpass.x-5.0;
float surfy = 10.0*uvpass.y-5.0;
if (abs(sin(surfx+10.0*slider)-surfy) < 0.1) {
gl_FragColor = vec4(0,1,0,1);
}
else {
gl_FragColor = vec4(0,0,1,1);
}
float surfx = 10.0*uvpass.x-5.0;
float surfy = 10.0*uvpass.y-5.0;
if (abs(sin(surfx)-surfy) < slider) {
gl_FragColor = vec4(0,1,0,1);
}
else {
gl_FragColor = vec4(0,0,1,1);
}
Date.now()
is too large to send to the shader.
In your animate function in your javascript, set shader_material.uniforms.slider.value = (Date.now()/5000)%1;
The GPU is perfectly happy to show rapidly flickering brightly colored images. Be careful to avoid doing this!An important consideration with shaders is when to do a particular calculation:
A major type of uniform is textures. While textures usually specify the color of pixels on surfaces, they can be used to store any two-dimensional array of vectors.
Complete the Following:
new THREE.BoxGeometry(5,5,5);
to make it larger.
create_scene
function var brick_texture = new THREE.TextureLoader().load("https://trkern.github.io/bricks07-1k/bricks07%20diffuse%201k.jpg");
This creates a texture for THREE.js to use. You could set it to be a texture directly by using a material like new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({map: brick_texture});
, but we will be doing this with shaders to learn how to work with textures in shaders.
uniforms: {
slider:{value:0},
brick:{value:brick_texture},
}
uniform sampler2D brick;
to the top of your fragment shader. You now have access to the full brick texture image at the fragment shader stage.
main()
function of your fragment shader, add gl_FragColor = texture(brick, uvpass);
. texture is a function that reads a position into the texture.
An essential feature of shaders is that if your code compiles, it will not crash, so what happens if you feed coordinates that are too large, too small, or have decimal parts to them into the texture function?
Complete the Following:
gl_FragColor = texture(brick,4.0*uvpass);
. This multiplies our uv values to go from 0 to 4 and texture expects u and v values between 0 and 1.
gl_FragColor = texture(brick,fract(4.0*uvpass));
. Note that fract, like many built-in functions, acts on each coordinate when fed a vector.
gl_FragColor = texture(brick,uvpass);
. In your create_scene
function, set:
brick_texture.magFilter = THREE.NearestFilter;Compare what happens when you zoom in on the texture now with nearest-neighbor filtering versus the default bilinear filtering. Can you think of a video game that uses nearest-neighbor texture filtering?
brick_texture.minFilter = THREE.NearestFilter;
You may have heard of trilinear filtering: this combines bilinear filtering with an additional linear interpolation between different scale versions of a texture. These scaled versions of the image are precomputed to save time. You can see an example of a texture file with scaled versions included here.
Our vertex shaders also can have access to our uniforms, and we can use them to transform the resulting locations of various vertices.
Complete the Following:
new THREE.BoxGeometry(5,5,5,64,64,64);
. This breaks each side of the box into lots of tiny different squares so we can adjust all of those squares' positions separately. Essentially, the result looks like:
var brick_height = new THREE.TextureLoader().load("https://trkern.github.io/bricks07-1k/bricks07%20height%201k.jpg");
to your scene and brickheight: {value:brick_height}
to your uniforms.
The brick height map (shown below) is a grayscale image where the intensity of each pixel represents the height of that pixel.
uniform sampler2D brickheight;
to the global scope of your vertex shader.
float highness = texture(brickheight,uv).x;to your main() function in your vertex shader, and replace position with newposition in your assignment to gl_Position.
vec3 newposition = position + 0.2*highness * normal;
A common use of shaders is to produce holographic materials: materials that look different depending on the direction you look at them from. This can lead to a cheap 3d effect that requires no extra geometry, which skilled artists can make look good.
Complete the Following:
gl_Position = projectionMatrix * viewMatrix * modelMatrix * vec4(position,1.0);
normpass = (viewMatrix*modelMatrix*vec4(normal,0.0)).xyz
from the vertex shader to the fragment shader. This is the normal vector from the perspective of the camera.
float highness = (texture2D(brickheight, uvpass).x-0.7);
gl_FragColor = texture2D(brick,uvpass - 0.1*highness*normpass.xy);
. This offsets the coordinates we sample our texture from based on the height of the pixel and the normal direction from the camera to produce a 3d effect. You can see a simpler version of normal displacement in this video by Jasper.
Parallax transformation is used heavily in video games like Dark Souls 2, and is a predecessor of many more advanced effects that use a vertex shader to produce a 3d effect. You can see a modern version of this effect used to make windows look like they have interiors in this video by Game Dev Guide.
You know enough now to create your own effects! One effect that commonly shows up in video games is a glowing sphere that draws on various surfaces, as shown below:
This effect consists of two parts: a transparent sphere object, and a shader to add a glow on every surface where it is a particular distance from the center of the sphere.
Try to replicate this effect for yourself! Some hints:
length
function, or see if you can avoid taking square roots by calculating and comparing the distance squared.
position
, available to the vertex shader, gives model-space coordinates, so you'll have to convert it to world-space coordinates at some point.
If you do this, submit it as a separate submission to assignment 15 on Canvas.


A visualization of hyperfunctions on the real axis:
Hyperfunctions are defined constructively as a limit of the difference across the real axis of the complex plane. For the Dirac delta function this difference is
\[ \delta(x) = \frac{1}{ 2 \pi i } \lim_{ \epsilon \to 0 } \left[ \frac{1}{ x - i\epsilon } - \frac{1}{ x + i\epsilon } \right] \]and for the Heaviside step function it is
\[ H(x) = \frac{1}{ 2 \pi i } \lim_{ \epsilon \to 0 } \left[ \ln( -x + i\epsilon ) - \ln( -x - i\epsilon ) \right] \]This example requires the higher-level mathematics of Math for calculations with complex numbers. It is an interactive version of these static plots, hence more fun!
Complete code for this example:


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HISTORY 350 Midterm EXAM STUDY GUIDEMidterm Examination Period, 9 November 2016 (tentative) |
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I. Essential Terms (30 points; three points each; choice of 10/25): These are the terms (people, concepts, events, ideas) that it is essential to know for the Midterm Examination. Not all of them will be on the examination, but knowing the importance of all these terms in the context of our course will help you greatly in the examination overall; short answer and essay questions. Students will answer 10 terms from a choice of 25. For each term, students will provide a date (one point), explain what the term is (one point), and explain the term's historical significance within the context of our course on the history of Rock and Roll (one point). |
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III. Favourite Song Essay Question (30 points): Each student should research one of their favourite songs from the 1950s to 1969. They should not limit their research to wikipedia.com, but should use the textbooks, and at least one other source about the song. There will be a choice of two different essay questions, and students will write a five-paragraph essay about one of the two questions. Students will be permitted to bring to the exam one piece of paper with the songwriter, performer, year, and lyrics handwritten on this piece of paper. |
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IV. Essay Question (30 points; choice of one of two): For this essay question, students will write a five-paragraph essay in response to one of two questions. It is crucial that students, first of all, indicate which question they are answering, then state the thesis (answer to the question); then, make an argument for that thesis, and finally conclude. It is not sufficient to describe the events. Students must make an argument in response to the question using the readings and lecture material to support their answers. Below are sample questions that may or may not appear on the exam. |
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Please refer the Colors page for all the available color optionsToggle Animations
Toggle animations are relies on basic 3 attributes, Animations In, Animation Out and Animation Duration. Make sure to give these values in the data-animation data attribute.Alignment
Dropups - Trigger dropdown menus above elements
Button Dropdowns
Split Button Dropdowns
A rendered modal with header, body, and set of actions in the footer.
Modals have two optional sizes, available via modifier classes to be placed on a .modal-dialog
.
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Popover on Hover
Basic Examples
Contextual alternatives
Striped Progress bars
Animated Progress bar (Not in old IEs)
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| DOSE: |
0.5 joints/cigs |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I am a 19 year old college student currently undergoing testing for THC due to an incident which occurred several months ago. I am not one to obey authority, so I have been researching ways in which I might cheat my urine tests. To see how long THC lasts in my body, I went online and bought some test strips for about 3 bucks a piece. I then proceeded to test myself in order to find out how long THC remains in my body. Relevant information about me before I begin;
Body type: about 6ft, skinny, fast metabolism
Amount ingested: 1/4-1/2 a gram of high mids
Food ingested: I ate small meals, consisting of a ham sandwich and french fries with ketchup, two glasses of pop, and ice cream.
Water ingested: about 5-6 glasses a day
Time of previous ingestion: 2 months, no THC present in my body
Ingested marijuana, evening
T+24 hrs: positive
48 hrs: positive
72 hrs: positive
96 hrs: tested negative for THC, but the urine test indicated that it could still detect trace amounts in my system below the 50 ng/ml cutoff.
120 hrs: clear
Conclusion: Males with a body type similar to mine, who are smoking for the first time in several months, should be capable of clearing their system within 5 days under no special conditions. 4 days after ingestion one still has trace amounts in the body, but these amounts are below the cutoff line for standard tests. However, I would advise allowing oneself at least 5 days to allow oneself to be tested.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Represents a wireless (WiFi) interface configured on a Network Service Gateway (NSG) instance. The WirelessPort instance may map to a physical WiFi card or a WiFi port.
| countryCode |
| description |
| frequencyChannel |
| genericConfig |
| name |
| physicalName |
| portType |
| wifiFrequencyBand |
| wifiMode |
This object has no members.
Country code where the NSG with a Wireless Port installed is defined. The country code allows some WiFi features to be enabled or disabled on the Wireless card.
Allowed values: AT, AU, BE, BR, CA, CH, CN, CY, CZ, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, HK, HU, ID, IE, IL, IN, IT, JP, KR, LT, LU, LV, MY, NL, NO, NZ, PH, PL, PT, SE, SG, SI, SK, TH, TW, US, ZA
SDK attribute: countryCode
A customer friendly description to be given to the Wireless Port instance.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: description
The selected wireless frequency and channel used by the wireless interface. Channels range is from 0 to 165 where 0 stands for Auto Channel Selection.
Allowed values: CH_0, CH_1, CH_10, CH_100, CH_104, CH_108, CH_11, CH_112, CH_116, CH_12, CH_120, CH_124, CH_128, CH_13, CH_132, CH_136, CH_14, CH_140, CH_144, CH_149, CH_153, CH_157, CH_161, CH_165, CH_2, CH_3, CH_36, CH_4, CH_40, CH_44, CH_48, CH_5, CH_52, CH_56, CH_6, CH_60, CH_64, CH_7, CH_8, CH_9
Default value: CH_0
SDK attribute: frequencyChannel
This field is used to contain the 'blob' parameters for the WiFi Card (physical module) on the NSG.
Format: free
SDK attribute: genericConfig
A customer friendly name for the Wireless Port instance.
Format: free
Min length: 1
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: name
The identifier of the wireless port as identified by the OS running on the NSG. This name can't be modified once the port is created.
Allowed characters: Starts with 'wlan'
Format: free
Min length: 1
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: physicalName
Port type for the wireless port. This can be a port of type Access or Network.
Allowed values: ACCESS
Default value: ACCESS
SDK attribute: portType
Wireless frequency band set on the WiFi card installed. The standard currently supports two frequency bands, 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz. A future variant under name 802.11ad will support 60 GHz.
Allowed values: FREQ_2_4_GHZ, FREQ_5_0_GHZ
Default value: FREQ_2_4_GHZ
SDK attribute: wifiFrequencyBand
WirelessFidelity 802.11 norm used. The values supported represents a combination of modes that are to be enabled at once on the WiFi Card.
Allowed values: WIFI_A, WIFI_A_AC, WIFI_A_N, WIFI_A_N_AC, WIFI_B_G, WIFI_B_G_N
Default value: WIFI_B_G_N
SDK attribute: wifiMode


Why Paris Jackson Never Went To Prom: ‘I Skipped It To Go See Metallica’
by Shakiel MahjouriParis Jackson skipped out on prom for a bumping Metallica show.
Jackson, 21, revealed she never went to prom in a new video for Vogue. Paris and Prince Jackson reflected on their childhood while preparing for Motown’s 60th-anniversary celebration.
“This is my second dress and I feel like a princess,” she shared. “I never actually went to prom. I skipped it to go see Metallica, so this feels nice. I would want my prom dress to look like this.”
Jackson also posted a series of behind-the-scenes photos and video on her Instagram.


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Welcome to News in Proportion
News in Proportion is an experiment in data visualization that allows you to explore just what made news in the past in different parts of the country. Built on top of the rich data provided by Chronicling America, this tool maps your search and shows a proportional view of your search for each state.
The geographical concentration of some searches, such as "lutefisk" or "tarpon", probably won't surprise you. Others, such as "anthrax", just might.
Once you have performed a couple of searches, you can toggle back and forth to compare them. You can even directly compare any two terms to see which is more prevalent in each state.


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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
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| Principal Data Engineer | University of Queensland | Mar 2022 |
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| Senior Java Backend Engineer | Atlassian | Mar 2021 |
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| Senior Software Engineer | Square | Nov 2020 |
| Senior Software Engineer | AfterPay | Aug 2020 |
| Senior Backend Engineer (.Net) | CarSales | Oct 2018 |


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