A topic that caused a great deal of
passionatediscussions is that
of the sRGBElectro-Optical Transfer Function (EOTF): Should it be
the pure Gamma 2.2 function or the piece-wise function defined in
IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard?
To put is another way: Should a display calibrated to sRGB adopt the
pure Gamma 2.2 function or the piece-wise function?
Warning
When using the term Gamma at
colour-science.org,
we are always referring to a pure power function whose exponent is
known as Gamma.
Note
IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard takes a radical stance on the term Gamma
in the Ambiguity in the Definition of the Term "Gamma" section:
Historically, both the photographic and television industries claim
integral use of the term "gamma" for different effects. Hurter and
Driffield first used the term in the 1890's in describing the
straight-line portion of the density vs. log exposure curves that
describe photographic sensitometry. The photographic sensitometry
field has used several interrelated terms to describe similar effects,
including; gamma, slope, gradient, and contrast. Both Languimier in the
1910's and Oliver in the 1940's defined "gamma" for the television
industry (and thus the computer graphics industry) as the exponential
value in both simple and complex power functions that describe the
relationship between gun voltage and intensity (or luminance). In fact,
even within the television industry, there are multiple, conflicting
definitions of "gamma." These include differences in describing
physical aspects (such as gun "gamma" and phosphor "gamma"). These also
include differences in equations for the same physical aspect
(there are currently at least three commonly used equations in the
computer graphics industry to describe the relationship between gun
voltage and intensity, all of which provide significantly different
results). After significant insightful feedback from many industries,
this standard has chosen to explicitly avoid the use of the term
"gamma." Furthermore, it appears that the usefulness as an unambiguous,
constructive standard terminology is impossible and its continued use
is detrimental to cross standard and unambiguous communication.
IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard lacks the clarity that would give the definitive
answer to the EOTF question. The quest takes on a muddy path when the
standard states what follows in 2.1 Reference Display Conditions:
Relative to this methodology, the reference display is characterised by the
equation below where\(V\prime{sRGB}\)is the input data signal and\(V{sRGB}\)is the output normalized luminance.
\(V{sRGB} = (V\prime{sRGB} + 0.0)^{2.2}\)
While it is effectively common to find displays adopting the Gamma 2.2
function as an EOTF, many, such as EIZO and
NEC are shipping with the
IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standardpiece-wise function:
Fortunately, Jack Holm, technical secretary for IEC/TC 100/TA 2 which developed
the IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard is unambiguous about the sRGBEOTF
being the piece-wise function:
It should then be no surprise that the ACESsRGB ODT
also uses the piece-wise function. To finish and for good measure, let us
quote Charles Poynton:
It took me 4 years to decide that the sRGB linear “toe” needs to be part
of reference. CRTs were pure power function (GOGO if you like) all the way
down to zero. No LCD shipped in the last 19 years has exhibited that
behaviour externally. They all have a linear segment. QED.
Conclusion
If you are calibrating your display to the sRGBIEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard,
your calibration target should be the piece-wise function. If you are
producing a display compliant with the sRGBIEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard it
should adopt the piece-wise function.
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The Model
The Model in MVVM is usually just the class (business object). A "Person" class has properties and methods relating only to that class. This class is not usually responsible for persisting to database or file. The database layer is not really anything to do with the actual MVVM pattern, it's just part of the plumbing, so to speak.
The ViewModel
The ViewModel uses the "database layer" to collect and present data (data of the object classes in Model). The returned data is held in public properties of the ViewModel, like (List<Person>) MyPersonel. A ListBox on your View can then bind to the ViewModel property, consume the data and two-way update it with no further code needed.
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The ViewModel could [for example] request data from a Repository (eg, a class in separate the "Repositories" folder). Then once the data is updated, you can use the same repository to same changes.
If you want full control, you can request the data and rebuild objects yourself, by hand. With some databases you have no choice. Here are a bunch of examples of connecting to an SQLite database, building objects and collections, saving back etc. All the usual database things you'd need for SQLite.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/csharpgeneral/thread/dd0c204d-090f-4ce7-883d-e3722eeb474a
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Entity Framework
The MS recommended way is to use Entity Framework. I HIGHLY recommend this method, as it generates the database layer and exposes the database as objects. A Person table is exposed as a "Persons" collection that you can add and remove to, then update to save.Watch here.
Further reading
If you haven't found it yet, one of the best introductions to MVVM is Josh Smith's MSDN mag article (especially The Data Model and Repository)
Please feel free to correct this article, or add to it.
It is one of the sources I give in answer to MSDN WPF Forum questions, regarding the subject.


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/**
* @module OakStreaming
*/
module.exports = OakStreaming;
/**
* This constructor creates a OakStreaming instance. OakStreaming instances can seed and/or receive and/or relay video streams.
* In order to stream a video from one OakStreaming instance to another, a peer-to-peer connection between both OakStreaming instances has to be established.
* To build up a peer-to-peer connection between two OakStreaming instances, signaling data has to be exchanged between both instances.
* This exchange of signaling data can happen automatically via a signaling server or manually by using the signaling1, signaling2
* and signaling3 methods of the OakStreaming instances. OakStreaming instances can seed a video stream by using the create_stream method.
* OakStreaming instances can receive, play back and relay a video stream by using the receive_stream method.
* OakStreaming instances can also (partly) receive a video stream from a Web server via XML HTTP Requests (XHRs).
* @constructor
*/
function OakStreaming(OakName){
var self = this;
/**
* This method returns the number of bytes downloaded from the Web server.
* @public
* @returns {Number}
*/
function get_number_of_bytes_downloaded_from_server (){}
self.get_number_of_bytes_downloaded_from_server = get_number_of_bytes_downloaded_from_server;
/**
* This method returns the number of bytes downloaded from the peer-to-peer network. The return value includes bytes that were sent by the seeder.
* @public
* @returns {Number}
*/
function get_number_of_bytes_downloaded_P2P(){}
self.get_number_of_bystes_downloaded_P2P = get_number_of_bystes_downloaded_P2P;
/** This method returns the number of bytes uploaded to the peer-to-peer network.
* @public
* @returns {Number}
*/
function get_number_of_bytes_uploaded_P2P(){};
self.get_number_of_bytes_uploaded_P2P = get_number_of_bytes_uploaded_P2P;
/** This method returns the percentage of the video file that the OakStreaming instance has already downloaded from the peer-to-peer network.
* @public
* @returns {Number} A value between 0 and 1
*/
function get_percentage_downloaded_of_torrent(){};
self.get_percentage_downloaded_of_torrent = get_percentage_downloaded_of_torrent;
/** This method returns the size in bytes of the video file that is or has been streamed/received.
* @public
* @returns {Number}
*/
function get_file_size(){}
self.get_file_size = get_file_size;
/**
* @public
* @callback OakStreaming~signaling1_callback
* @param {SignalingData} signalingDataObject - Other OakStreaming instances can pass this object as an argument to their signaling2 method in order to create another SignalingData object which is necessary for successfully finishing building up the peer-to-peer connection.
*/
/** This method creates signaling data that can be put into the signaling2 method of another OakStreaming instance in order to manually building up a peer-to-peer connection between both OakStreaming instances.
* @public
* @param {OakStreaming~signaling1_callback} callback - This callback function gets called with the generated signalingData object as soon as the signaling data has been created.
*/
function signaling1(callback){};
self.signaling1 = signaling1;
/**
* @callback OakStreaming~signaling2_callback
* @param {SignalingData} signalingData - An object that the OakStreaming instance that created the initial signalingData object can pass as an argument to its signaling3 method in order to build up the peer-to-peer connection.
*/
/** This method expects a SignalingData object that was created by the signaling1 method of another OakStreaming instance and generates the respective response SignalingData object. In order to complete the signaling data exchange, this response signalingData object then has to be put into the signaling3 method of the OakStreaming instance which has initialized the signaling.
* @public
* @param {SignalingData} signalingData - A signaling data object that was created by the signaling1 method of another OakStreaming instance.
* @param {OakStreaming~signaling2_callback} callback - This callback function gets called with the generated signalingData object.
*/
function signaling2(signalingData, callback){ };
self.signaling2 = signaling2;
/**
* @callback OakStreaming~signaling3_callback
*/
/** This method expects a signaling data object that a signaling2 method of another OakStreaming has generated based on a signaling data object that the signaling1 method of this OakStreaming method created. After the signaling data object has been processed, this OakStreaming instance automatically builds up a peer-to-peer connection to the other OakStreaming instance. After the peer-to-peer connection has been established, both OakStreaming instances automatically exchange video fragments.
* @public
* @param {SignalingData} signalingData - A signaling data object that was created by the signaling2 method of another OakStreaming instance. A necessary requirement is that the signaling2 method created the signaling data object based on a signalingdata object that the signaling1 method of this OakStreaming instance generated.
* @param {OakStreaming~signaling3_callback} [callback] - This callback function gets called with no arguments as soon as the peer-to-peer connection between the two OakStreaming instances has been established.
*/
function signaling3(signalingData, callback){ }
self.signaling3 = signaling3;
/**
* @typedef Stream_Ticket
* @type {object}
* @property {number} video_file_size - The size in byte of the video file that was passed as the first argument to the create_stream method.
*/
/**
* @callback OakStreaming~createStream_finished
* @param {Stream_Ticket} stream_ticket - An object that other OakStreaming instances can pass as an argument to their receive_stream method to download the video from this and other OakStreaming instances and/or a Web server.
*/
/**
* This method creates a Stream_Ticket object that other OakStreaming instances can pass as an argument to their receive_stream method to download the video from this and other OakStreaming instances and/or a Web server.
* @public
* @method
* @param {object} [video_file] - The video file that should be streamed peer-to-peer to other OakStreaming instances. This parameter can either be a {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File |W3C File object}, a {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileList |W3C FileList}, a {@link https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html |Node Buffer object} or a {@link https://nodejs.org/api/stream.html#stream_class_stream_readable |Readable stream object}.
* @param {object} [options] - Options for the creation of the Stream_Ticket object. After its creation, the Stream_Ticket object gets passed by the create_stream method as an argument to the callback function.
* @param {string} [options.web_server_URL] - URL of a Web server that can serve the video file. If this property is not set, XML HTTP Requests (XHRs) will be send to the Web server that served the Web page. If this property is set to false (not only falsy), no Web server will be requested. The default port value is 80.
* @param {string} [options.path_to_file_on_web_server] - This path will be used for the XML HTTP Requests (XHRs). For example, a valid path could be "/videos/aVideoFile.mp4". The default value of this property is "/" concatenated with the name of the file that is seeded.
* @param {string} [options.hash_value] - The SHA-256 hash value of the video file that should by (partially) requested from the Web server. If this hash_value property is defined, it instead of the path_to_file_on_Web_server property will be used for XHRs.
* @param {number} [options.download_from_server_time_range = 5] - How many seconds of video playback must be buffered in advance such that no data is requested from the Web server.
* @param {string[]} [options.webTorrent_trackers] - Array of WebTorrent torrent tracker URLs (strings). One of these torrent trackers will be used to connect to other OakStreaming instances. The OakStreaming client will first try to connect to the torrent tracker URL at index 0 of the array, then to the URL at index 1 and so forth. If this parameter is set to false (not only falsy), the OakStreaming instance will not build up a connection to any torrent tracker. If this parameter is not set, the following URL list will be used: ["wss://tracker.webtorrent.io", "wss://tracker.openwebtorrent.com", "wss://tracker.fastcast.nz", "wss://tracker.btorrent.xyz"]
* @param {number} [options.sequential_requests_time_range = 20] - How many seconds of video playback must be buffered in advance such that no sequential data streams are requested from the WebTorrent network and instead video fragments are requested according to the rarest-peace-first strategy.
* @param {number} [options.size_of_sequential_requests = 5000000] - The size of the sequential byte range requests to the WebTorrent network. Keeping the default value is sufficient for most use cases.
* @param {number} [options.peer_upload_limit_multiplier = 2] - The OakStreaming client will severely throttle the video data upload to other peers when (bytes_uploaded_to_other_peers * peer_upload_limit_multiplier + peer_upload_limit_addend > bytes_downloaded_from_other_peers). The OakStreaming client will stop the throttling as soon as the before mentioned inequality is no longer true.
* @param {number} [options.peer_upload_limit_addend = 3000000] - The OakStreaming client will severely throttle the video data upload to other peers when (bytes_uploaded_to_other_peers * peer_upload_limit_multiplier + peer_upload_limit_addend > bytes_downloaded_from_other_peers). The OakStreaming client will stop the throttling as soon as the before mentioned inequality is no longer true.
* @param {OakStreaming~createStream_finished} callback - This callback function gets called with the generated Stream_Ticket object at the end of the execution of create_stream.
*/
function create_stream(video_file, options, callback, returnTorrent, destroyTorrent){}
self.create_stream = create_stream;
/**
* @callback OakStreaming~downloadingVideoFinished
*/
/**
* This method tries to receive the video stream described in the Stream_Ticket object.
* After this method has been called, the OakStreaming instance offers received video data to all OakStreaming instances with whom it is connected.
* The received video data will be streamed into the first HTML video element of the DOM.
* @public
* @method
* @param {Stream_Ticket} stream_ticket - This object contains all data that is needed to initiate downloading the video from other OakStreaming instances and/or a Web server. Stream_Ticket objects can be created by the {@link create_stream|create_stream} method.
* @param {object} html_video_element - The HTML video element which should play back the received video stream(s).
* @param {OakStreaming~downloadingVideoFinished} [callback] - This callback gets called when the video has been buffered entirely.
* @param {boolean} [stop_uploading_when_video_downloaded] - If this argument is true, all uploading to other OakStreaming instances is permanently canceled and all processing of the receive_stream method permanently stopped as soon as the video has been downloaded completely.
*/
function receive_stream(stream_ticket, callback, end_streaming_when_video_loaded){}
self.receive_stream = receive_stream;
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#include <Profile.hpp>
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| | ProfileImp () |
| | ProfileImp constructor. More...
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| | ProfileImp (const std::string &prof_name, const std::string &report, int num_cpu, std::set< int > cpu_set, std::shared_ptr< ApplicationStatus > app_status, std::shared_ptr< ApplicationRecordLog > app_record_log, bool do_profile, std::shared_ptr< ServiceProxy > service_proxy, std::shared_ptr< Scheduler > scheduler, int registered_pid) |
| | ProfileImp testable constructor. More...
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| | ProfileImp (const ProfileImp &other)=delete |
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| ProfileImp | operator= (const ProfileImp &other)=delete |
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| virtual | ~ProfileImp () |
| | ProfileImp destructor, virtual. More...
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| uint64_t | region (const std::string ®ion_name, long hint) override |
| | Register a region of code to be profiled. More...
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| void | enter (uint64_t region_id) override |
| | Mark a region entry point. More...
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| void | exit (uint64_t region_id) override |
| | Mark a region exit point. More...
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| void | epoch (void) override |
| | Signal pass through outer loop. More...
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| void | shutdown (void) override |
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| void | thread_init (uint32_t num_work_unit) override |
| | Update the total work for all CPUs. This method should be called by one thread in the same parallel region with the total work units expected to be completed by the entire group. More...
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| void | thread_post (int cpu) override |
| | Mark one unit of work completed by the thread on this CPU. More...
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| std::vector< std::string > | region_names (void) override |
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| void | reset_cpu_set (void) override |
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| void | overhead (double overhead_sec) override |
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| void | connect (void) override |
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| | Profile ()=default |
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| virtual | ~Profile ()=default |
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◆ ProfileImp() [1/3]
| geopm::ProfileImp::ProfileImp |
( |
void |
| ) |
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ProfileImp constructor.
The ProfileImp object is used by the application to instrument regions of code and post profile information to a shared memory region to be read by the geopm::Controller process.
◆ ProfileImp() [2/3]
| geopm::ProfileImp::ProfileImp |
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const std::string & |
prof_name, |
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const std::string & |
report, |
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int |
num_cpu, |
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std::set< int > |
cpu_set, |
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std::shared_ptr< ApplicationStatus > |
app_status, |
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std::shared_ptr< ApplicationRecordLog > |
app_record_log, |
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bool |
do_profile, |
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std::shared_ptr< ServiceProxy > |
service_proxy, |
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std::shared_ptr< Scheduler > |
scheduler, |
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int |
registered_pid |
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) |
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ProfileImp testable constructor.
- Parameters
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| [in] | prof_name | Name associated with the profile. This name will be printed in the header of the report. |
| [in] | report | Report file name. |
| [in] | num_cpu | Number of CPUs for the platform |
| [in] | cpu_set | Set of CPUs assigned to the process owning the Profile object |
◆ ProfileImp() [3/3]
| geopm::ProfileImp::ProfileImp |
( |
const ProfileImp & |
other | ) |
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delete |
◆ ~ProfileImp()
| geopm::ProfileImp::~ProfileImp |
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| ) |
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virtual |
◆ connect()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::connect |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ enter()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::enter |
( |
uint64_t |
region_id | ) |
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overridevirtual |
Mark a region entry point.
Called to denote the beginning of region of code that was assigned the region_id when it was registered. Nesting of regions is not supported: calls to this method from within a region previously entered but not yet exited are silently ignored.
- Parameters
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| [in] | region_id | The identifier returned by Profile::region() when the region was registered. |
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ epoch()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::epoch |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
Signal pass through outer loop.
Called once for each pass through the outer most computational loop executed by the application. This function call should occur exactly once in the application source at the beginning of the loop that encapsulates the primary computational region of the application.
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ exit()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::exit |
( |
uint64_t |
region_id | ) |
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overridevirtual |
Mark a region exit point.
Called to denote the end of a region of code that was assigned the region_id when it was registered. Nesting of regions is not supported: calls to this method that are not exiting from the oldest unclosed entry point with the same region_id are silently ignored.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | region_id | The identifier returned by Profile::region() when the region was registered. |
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ operator=()
◆ overhead()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::overhead |
( |
double |
overhead_sec | ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ region()
| uint64_t geopm::ProfileImp::region |
( |
const std::string & |
region_name, |
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long |
hint |
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) |
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overridevirtual |
Register a region of code to be profiled.
The statistics gathered for each region are aggregated in the final report, and the power policy will be determined distinctly for each region. The registration of a region is idempotent, and the first call will have more overhead than subsequent attempts to re-register the same region.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | region_name | Unique name that identifies the region being profiled. This name will be printed next to the region statistics in the report. |
| [in] | hint | Value from the #geopm_hint_e structure which is used to derive a starting policy before the application has been profiled. |
- Returns
- Returns the region_id which is a unique identifier derived from the region_name. This value is passed to Profile::enter() and Profile::exit() to associate these calls with the registered region.
Record hint when registering a region.
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ region_names()
| std::vector< std::string > geopm::ProfileImp::region_names |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ reset_cpu_set()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::reset_cpu_set |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ shutdown()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::shutdown |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ thread_init()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::thread_init |
( |
uint32_t |
num_work_unit | ) |
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overridevirtual |
Update the total work for all CPUs. This method should be called by one thread in the same parallel region with the total work units expected to be completed by the entire group.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | num_work_unit | The total work units for all threads in the same parallel region. |
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ thread_post()
| void geopm::ProfileImp::thread_post |
( |
int |
cpu | ) |
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overridevirtual |
Mark one unit of work completed by the thread on this CPU.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | cpu | The Linux logical CPU obtained with get_cpu(). |
Implements geopm::Profile.
◆ m_is_enabled
| bool geopm::ProfileImp::m_is_enabled |
|
protected |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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| Public Methods | ||
| public abstract |
Get the contents for a configuration. |
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| public abstract |
scrapeConfigs(): Promise<Array<Object>, Error> Get the contents for the configurations. |
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public abstract scrapeConfig(config: Object): Promise<Array<Object>, Error> source
Get the contents for a configuration.
Params:
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| config | Object |
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The config to get content with. |
Throw:
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cfunits.Units¶
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class
cfunits.
Units
(units=None, calendar=None, formatted=False, names=False, definition=False, _ut_unit=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Store, combine and compare physical units and convert numeric values to different units.
Units are as defined in UNIDATA’s Udunits-2 package, with a few exceptions for greater consistency with the CF conventions namely support for CF calendars and new units definitions.
Modifications to the standard Udunits database
Whilst a standard Udunits-2 database may be used, greater consistency with CF is achieved by using a modified database. The following units are either new to, modified from, or removed from the standard Udunits-2 database (version 2.1.24):
Unit name Symbol Definition Status practical_salinity_unit psu 1e-3 New unit level 1 New unit sigma_level 1 New unit layer 1 New unit decibel dB 1 New unit bel 10 dB New unit sverdrup Sv 1e6 m3 s-1 Added symbol sievert J kg-1 Removed symbol Plural forms of the new units’ names are allowed, such as
practical_salinity_units
.The modified database is in the udunits subdirectory of the etc directory found in the same location as this module.
Accessing units
Units may be set, retrieved and deleted via the
units
attribute. Its value is a string that can be recognized by UNIDATA’s Udunits-2 package, with the few exceptions given in the CF conventions.>>> u = Units('m s-1') >>> u <Cf Units: 'm s-1'> >>> u.units = 'days since 2004-3-1' >>> u <Units: days since 2004-3-1>
Equality and equivalence of units
There are methods for assessing whether two units are equivalent or equal. Two units are equivalent if numeric values in one unit are convertible to numeric values in the other unit (such as
kilometres
andmetres
). Two units are equal if they are equivalent and their conversion is a scale factor of 1 and an offset of 0 (such askilometres
and1000 metres
). Note that equivalence and equality are based on internally stored binary representations of the units, rather than their string representations.>>> u = Units('m/s') >>> v = Units('m s-1') >>> w = Units('km.s-1') >>> x = Units('0.001 kilometer.second-1') >>> y = Units('gram')
>>> u.equivalent(v), u.equals(v), u == v (True, True, True) >>> u.equivalent(w), u.equals(w) (True, False) >>> u.equivalent(x), u.equals(x) (True, True) >>> u.equivalent(y), u.equals(y) (False, False)
Time and reference time units
Time units may be given as durations of time (time units) or as an amount of time since a reference time (reference time units):
>>> v = Units() >>> v.units = 's' >>> v.units = 'day' >>> v.units = 'days since 1970-01-01' >>> v.units = 'seconds since 1992-10-8 15:15:42.5 -6:00'
Note
It is recommended that the units
year
andmonth
be used with caution, as explained in the following excerpt from the CF conventions: “The Udunits package defines a year to be exactly<PHONE_NUMBER>81 days (the interval between 2 successive passages of the sun through vernal equinox). It is not a calendar year. Udunits includes the following definitions for years: a common_year is 365 days, a leap_year is 366 days, a Julian_year is 365.25 days, and a Gregorian_year is 365.2425 days. For similar reasons the unitmonth
, which is defined to be exactly year/12, should also be used with caution.”Calendar
The date given in reference time units is associated with one of the calendars recognized by the CF conventions and may be set with the
calendar
attribute. However, as in the CF conventions, if the calendar is not set then, for the purposes of calculation and comparison, it defaults to the mixed Gregorian/Julian calendar as defined by Udunits:>>> u = Units('days since 2000-1-1') >>> u.calendar AttributeError: Can't get 'Units' attribute 'calendar' >>> v = Units('days since 2000-1-1') >>> v.calendar = 'gregorian' >>> v.equals(u) True
Arithmetic with units
The following operators, operations and assignments are overloaded:
Comparison operators:
==, !=
Binary arithmetic operations:
+, -, *, /, pow(), **
Unary arithmetic operations:
-, +
Augmented arithmetic assignments:
+=, -=, *=, /=, **=
The comparison operations return a boolean and all other operations return a new units object or modify the units object in place.
>>> u = Units('m') <Units: m>
>>> v = u * 1000 >>> v <Units: 1000 m>
>>> u == v False >>> u != v True
>>> u **= 2 >>> u <Units: m2>
It is also possible to create the logarithm of a unit corresponding to the given logarithmic base:
>>> u = Units('seconds') >>> u.log(10) <Units: lg(re 1 s)>
Modifying data for equivalent units
Any numpy array or python numeric type may be modified for equivalent units using the
conform
static method.>>> Units.conform(2, Units('km'), Units('m')) 2000.0
>>> import numpy >>> a = numpy.arange(5.0) >>> Units.conform(a, Units('minute'), Units('second')) array([ 0., 60., 120., 180., 240.]) >>> a array([ 0., 1., 2., 3., 4.])
If the inplace keyword is True, then a numpy array is modified in place, without any copying overheads:
>>> Units.conform(a, Units('days since 2000-12-1'), Units('days since 2001-1-1'), inplace=True) array([-31., -30., -29., -28., -27.]) >>> a array([-31., -30., -29., -28., -27.])
Initialization
Parameters: - units:
str
orUnits
, optional Set the new units from this string.
- calendar:
str
, optional Set the calendar for reference time units.
- formatted:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units in a standardized manner. See the
formatted
method.- names:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units using names instead of symbols. See the
format
method.- definition:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units using basic units. See the
format
method.- _ut_unit:
int
, optional Set the new units from this Udunits binary unit representation. This should be an integer returned by a call to
ut_parse
function of Udunits. Ignored ifunits
is set.
- units:
Units attributes¶
calendar |
The calendar for reference time units. |
isdimensionless |
True if the units are dimensionless, false otherwise. |
islatitude |
True if and only if the units are latitude units. |
islongitude |
True if and only if the units are longitude units. |
ispressure |
True if the units are pressure units, false otherwise. |
isreftime |
True if the units are reference time units, False otherwise. |
istime |
True if the units are time units, False otherwise. |
isvalid |
Whether the units are valid. |
reftime |
The reference date-time of reference time units. |
units |
The units. |
Units methods¶
conform |
Conform values in one unit to equivalent values in another, compatible unit. |
copy |
Return a deep copy. |
cfunits.Units.dump |
|
equals |
Return True if and only if numeric values in one unit are convertible to numeric values in the other unit and their conversion is a scale factor of 1. |
equivalent |
Returns True if numeric values in one unit are convertible to numeric values in the other unit. |
formatted |
Formats the string stored in the units attribute in a standardized manner. |
log |
Return the logarithmic unit corresponding to the given logarithmic base. |
reason_notvalid |
The reason for invalid units. |


Neil Cavuto's favorite part of Thanksgiving is reliving old memories, even the embarrassing ones
by Janine PuhakThe best part of Thanksgiving for Neil Cavuto is the opportunity for his family to “reconnect and remember.”
The host of "Your World with Neil Cavuto" and "Cavuto Live" on Fox News Channel and "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" on Fox Business Network explains that given the hubbub of daily life, precious moments with loved ones can feel “rare,” making slow-down time during the holiday season all the more special.
Of course, catching up over a delicious Thanksgiving feast only sweetens the deal.
JOHN RICH CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING WITH A WILD AFTER-DINNER TRADITION
“What I love about Thanksgiving is everyone getting together and eating like pigs,” Cavuto says. “I always try to get first dibs on the turkey if I can; my sons usually beat me to it. But it’s just a great time for everyone to be together and have fun.”
But one typical Thanksgiving side that won’t be dished out at the dinner table is any kind of political beef.
“Lately, our big thing has been to avoid political fights. We have extremes in our family, so we try to leave that away from the table,” the host laughed. “Invariably, certain things will come up, but it’s always in good fun.”
More importantly, Cavuto said he’s most grateful for time with loved ones over the holiday season.
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“I know that sounds cliché, but I think at the holidays, whether it’s Thanksgiving, Christmas and beyond, moments are rare,” he said.
"It’s a chance for families to reconnect and remember. I don’t think we get a chance to do that a lot," he added.
In years past, Cavuto said that his father “loved to take pictures of everything” and was keen on catching family adventures on his old Bell and Howell and Polaroid cameras.
“I’ve digitized all of that, like a nerd, but I’m so glad he [captured those moments], because we have these [photos] from when I was little, and my brother was little, and my sisters were little,” he said of the images. “We treasure them.”
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Watch the rest of the clip above to learn which old pictures the Cavuto crew often crack jokes about during the holidays. (Hint: It might have something to do with Neil’s high school fashion statements.)


SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS: Activity reports
RELATION COVID - SOCIOECONMIC FACTORS
Activity reports stacked Linechart plotting the temporal retail changes during the pandemic.
The two above Line charts plot the same but allow to have two diferent views on the data (one more width extended to explore longitudinal trends, and the other one more compacted, being able to explore the stacked trends). Mouseover the second plot to expand information.
A timeline is rendered with the diferent relevant events and periods that distinguished the pandemic cicles and the correspondent restrictions, being able to interactively explore them with their description at the bottom to assess the social activity trends and impact. [Timeline of UK lockdowns].
INSIGHTS: This analysis is further detailed since we base our predcictive model [explained in last section] in such dimesion.
Customizable Barchart with the predictions from the ML model implemented in the Project [consult Notebook for further details]. The COVID level range metric corresponds to a transformation of daily cases by borough [i.e. (daily_cases_by_borough/10)^2 since we corroborated the log2 distribution on cases]. This transformation was performed in order to adapt the amount of cases to a 0-100 range, which we considered was a more user-oriented measurement. Finaly, borough selection desplegable allows to the user select the neighbourhood of interest, when it is null shows the counts of all city. The view plots the performance of “Grocery and pharmacy”, “Social”, “Restaurant” and “Restaurant and recreation” according to a COVID level. The retail activity prediction is given by the selected 'COVID-level' and vaccines administered on the last date imput in the collected data.
INSIGHTS:
This plot reports the main socio-economical indicators. We relate them with vaccinations, covid19 cases and Lockdown measures. Everything is scaled according to covid-19 cases. They activities are measured as increase or decrease in percentage of volume of affairs.
The boxed areas are the periods when Great britain faced the strongest period of restrictions. [Timeline of UK lockdowns] Anyway minor restrictions went on for periods out of the lockdowns, clearly shown by many trends.
INSIGHTS:
Linear evolution of transport activity in time during the pandemic. As in the previous plot the two above Line charts plot the same but allow to have two diferent views on the data and the [Timeline of UK lockdowns].
The drastic downfall is noticed in all types of transport at the beginning of the pandemic (but in remote work indicators). In this case however the trends are more homogeneous than in commercial activity case. All types of transport diminish with the first home lockdown, being 'Journeys' the most damaged. It is also observed that 'Transit stations' stand out above transport by car, probably because the population sample that did such displacement (e.g. essential workers) do not own a car. Traffic by car rises with the drop of restrictions imposed over the rest, probably due that many users considered it safer to avoid contagious, despite denoting a global lower transit from pre-pandemic levels during this Summer. With the restrictions applied again in November, a second downfall was shown, although with an incidence of greater transit than the levels of the first confinement, probably because more permissive measures are applied. Finally notice that with nowadays vaccination plan transportation has not reach a full recovery, as seen in comercial activity, probably because the yet high level of remote work, with the transportation amount that the displacement to work implies. Also maybe due to that some population sectors are still hesitating about displacements.Correlation matrix between all activity measures in order to explore their influence and linking with the previous insights on socio-economic activity.


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.. her books.
See what I did there? Something someone else has actually implemented.
I was pointed to the-girl-store.org, by Annie Zaidi's post.
The site clearly relies on a baiting marketing strategy (shock with "Buy a girl!"), and switching to promote it's cause (the education of underprivileged, and disadvantaged girls of India). It's byline:
"Even today there are chances of Indian girls being sold into marriage or sex slavery. But you can help. Simply purchase an Indian girl the items she desperately needs to attend school. Because the most effective way to break the cycle of exploitation is education"
makes the switch obvious, lest you misconstrue.
Objectively speaking
The marketing idea worked. I'm writing a post about it. I read about it via another post, by an eminent writer. The issue was a thousand miles away from my thoughts 5 minutes ago.
But subjectively..
Is it moral to do this? I'm of two minds. I do believe going to great lengths, discarding any notions of dignity, is justified if all else fails. There are times when you risk imprisonment, death, and worse. History bears witness to great men who have chosen to make their point in these ways. The loss of dignity is the swan song to injustice.
However, has injustice to these girls gone past the edge? Your opinion of the site will probably be decided on your answer to this question. As Ms. Zaidi put's it:
Yes, yes, I know. The intention is supposed to be good. They are probably only trying to help. They probably want to save little girls from suffering unbearable, untellable traumas. And they are resorting to the tricks of the trade to do so - the language of the bazaar, the gimmicks of advertising.
..
And yes, I'd buy a damn pencil box if I was persuaded that it would stop the sale of a child. But I'm damned if I will contribute to an organisation or a campaign that uses, or pretends to use, the methods of child pornography to make an appeal.
I would tend to agree with Ms. Zaidi's take that the poor girl's life is not in dire straits to require the antics that the website has stooped to.
Is the "child pornography" comparison valid? I'm not sure. The cynic in me points to the current crop of reality shows that can be adjudged everything from
A final comment on this though:
The problem is the attitude that a little girl (or a boy) is a commodity that can be traded at certain times (of stress, of need).
I would (very cautiously) disagree with the last statement. I do believe the site isn't promoting the idea that a girl is a commodity. It is rather disabusing the idea, albeit via very risqué tactics. Of course, that a large part of the audience would not get this is very valid criticism.
The-girl-store.org has atleast one major brand (seemingly) backing it: Mahindra Foundation. This is an effort by Nanhi Kali. This is very likely an earnest effort to bring light to the issue. Ms. Zaidi's and other's exhortation to take it down is equally likely an earnest and informed plea to better judgement. Either way, both are doing more towards these issues than the majority of the population.


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16 bouncers attack woman over house
Sixteen bouncers allegedly brutally attacked a Ballantine Park woman in a row over a house.
by Arron NyamayaroThe incident, which took place at house 3 Cyward Close, left Priscilla Chigariro Gessen, 38, nursing injuries.
Priscilla is married to Allen Gessen, 44, a Russian national and the two are having marital problems with the latter allegedly wanting to sell the Ballantine Park house.
The 16 bouncers are reported to have assaulted Priscilla, her minor child and two men at the house ordering them to vacate the house.
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She narrated her ordeal saying she suspected her husband of engineering the heinous act.
“My husband must be the one who is behind this because he left me in Russia and visited the country to change documents for this house behind my back.
“He refused to accompany me to get a birth certificate for our daughter so that I would not be allowed to leave that country without travel documents for the new born child.
“I then learnt that he had changed the ownership documents for this house leaving out my name and was about to sell it behind my back.
“This is the reason I came here quickly after taking my issue to the registrar in Russia to help in applying for our child’s birth certificate.
“Gessen took our first child to United States of America where he is staying with the son and he wants me to lose this house through his local lawyers,” Priscilla said.
She said her assailants came in two trucks.
“Sixteen bouncers came here aboard two trucks and attacked us and they did not spare my one-year-old child and also went on to attack my relatives.
“They ordered us to leave the place or face further attacks and threatened us with unspecified action if we do not obey their orders.
“My life is in danger and these bouncers are baying for my blood because they were paid money to help Gessen fight me,” said Chigariro.
The other two relatives said the bouncers were bragging that they are well connected and would never taste prison after bashing them.
“They wanted to kill us to please their paymaster by assaulting everyone who was here and one of us jumped over the precast wall into a nearby embassy where he nearly got arrested,” said one of the victims.
Police confirmed the incident saying two people had since been arrested in connection with assaulting the woman.
Harare Provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Webster Dzvova said the two were being held at Highlands police station and are expected to appear in court today.
Ass Insp Dzvova said Alwis Chitaura, 40, of Glen Norah and Justin Ndlovu, 19, of Mayambara had been arrested in connection with the matter.
He urged people to engage police rather than putting the law into their own hands in resolving issues.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police would like to confirm the arrest of two men for assault.
“Investigations have begun and the two are expected to appear in court tomorrow (today).
“As police we urge members of the public to engage police or their elders than putting the law into their own hands.
“Police will not hesitate to arrest anyone found on the wrong side of the law without fear or favour,” said Ass Insp Dzvova.
When H-Metro arrived at the scene, Priscilla had engaged the services of an armed security guard and two bouncers to protect her from further beatings. H-Metro


Part 1: Browser Wars
The rise and fall of Netscape and its battle against Microsoft
A group of college students were working on the internet to become more user friendly so everyone can use it without being a computer whiz, adding images and pictures, audio, and video capability. Mosaic online - Jim Clark the co-founder of Netscape, reached out to a recently graduate student named Marc Andreessen (co- creator, mosaic) about starting a new software company. They spent a lot of time trying to turn mosaic to a business venture.
Bill gates- ended up monopolizing the entire computer world and thought that this was going to be one of those tech company that would have to pay Microsoft to even begin. In 1975 bill gates journey began on the way of becoming the icon figure of technology. At the age of 19 he dropped out of Harvard and partnered up with Paul Allan. bill gates vision was simple and ambitious to have a personal computer in every office and home. In 1993 he was close to monopolizing the computer world. About 90% of computers ran with Microsoft making him billions
In the summer of 1994 Jim Clark launched the fastest software company the world has seen, Netscape communications. Netscape navigator finally launched, and it was competing with Microsoft window. This documentary was about a fight between the world’s largest computer corporation Microsoft and a small group of computer students who created a revolutionary technology.


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if your points are too many, you can display them in clusters, using the MarkerClusterer library.
>>divides the map into a grid of a certain size and groups the markers into each square, based on the distance between them
you may specify the grid size to create larger or smaller clusters according to what you need to visualize
const MarkerClusterer = window["MarkerClusterer"];
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[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Screw the banks
[dscrd-hush] <1112> When you could get 125x leverage on stock futures, and the fed was just printing money, BTC didn't hold a candle.
[dscrd-hush] <1112> But we are very lucky and we can get in on HUSH and ARRR and front-run everyone else who is still learning about BTC (like taxicab drivers in Venezuela, etc)
[dscrd-hush] <Woody The Flipping Woodpecker> My hush went up again
[dscrd-hush] <Woody The Flipping Woodpecker> .11$ but every penny count when you want to have a great retirement
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That is true, every penny counts
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> @1112 I think with HUSH we can definitely front run others
[dscrd-hush] <Woody The Flipping Woodpecker> Well those Penny's could be worth dollars by the time I'm ready to retire
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> 1 BTC = 51 ETH wow
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[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> I really like HushList
[dscrd-hush] <Woody The Flipping Woodpecker> I spend more time here and have more hush then any other coin. Well other then my server and art servers.
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[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> That says a lot about the Hush Community
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> It's not toxic
[dscrd-hush] <Woody The Flipping Woodpecker> No not at all
[dscrd-hush] <1112> If a group, corporation, etc., wants to communicate securely in a decentralized manner on the blockchain, can't they just fork HUSH (since it's open-source) and do some small changes to airdrop every address 1 HUSH every hour, which will be enough to send all the necessary messages, then rent some hashing power in NiceHash and pay for the Komodo dPoW, and have a full solution for a few thousand dollars instead of paying us $1 for each hush in the future?
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> I see what your argument is, but I think the assumptions that you have are incorrect.
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> JP Morgan runs Quorum, their enterprise version of Ethereum. And they dont use the Ethereum network, and they don't have to pay GAS
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Let's say someone did fork Hush. How secure would their network be, if nobody was mining it?
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Who would be constantly working to maintain the code?
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> How secure would they actually be? Why not just anonymously use Hush, which is already up & running and secure?
[dscrd-hush] <Crypto99> Easier to let someone else do all of the work, and just use the product.


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21 August 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
This update is based on a press release issued by the WHO Office in Afghanistan.
The World Health Organisation in Afghanistan reports a very serious and widespread national outbreak of acute diarrhoea and suspected cholera. A sharply increasing number of cases of severe acute diarrhoea have been reported from the Northern, North-eastern, Central, Eastern, Southern and South-eastern Regions of Afghanistan.
In Kabul, a Task Force including the Ministry of Health, WHO, UNICEF and ICRC was established to mobilise available resources, but more funds are required to secure the safe drinking water supply to bring the outbreak under control there. Funds or contributions in kind are also desperately needed to airlift medical supplies to the North and North-eastern Regions as well as to implement water and sanitation measures to control the outbreak in all regions.
In the Central Region, the WHO sub-office reports that more than 10,000 cases of acute diarrhoea, especially among women and children, have been registered in the 59 health facilities in Kabul over the last ten days with a few deaths. As the safe water situation is deteriorating in the city, the death rate is likely to increase.
In the Northern and North-eastern Regions where access is difficult, the case fatality rate is 3-15%. From Baghlan, the Swedish Committee of Afghanistan reports 3500 cases of severe acute diarrhoea with 102 deaths and from Takhar 300 cases with 8 deaths. The outbreak may have spread also to Samangan Province. From Kunduz, the WHO sub-office reports 128 cases of severe acute diarrhoea and 20 deaths, and from Badakhshan Province, 26 cases and 6 deaths.
ACBAR and MSF also report an outbreak of acute diarrhoea in Nooristan district in the Eastern Region. In Uruzgan Province of the Southern Region, MSF reports an outbreak of suspected cholera with 8 deaths. The WHO sub-office in Ghazni of the South-eastern Regions reports 8 cases of acute diarrhoea and one death.


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If you don't use passphrase protection, the secret key exchange is managed transparently by the Hub over a secure SSL connection.
But for extra security, you can passphrase protect this secret key. Then when you restore, you'll be asked for the passphrase which is used to cryptographically unlock the secret key used to encrypt the restored backup.
So long as the backed up system is accessible, you can set a new passphrase via the TKLBAM Webmin interface without needing to know the old passphrase.
If you use passphrase protection, we recommend storing an escrow key in a safe place to protect against data loss in case you forget the passphrase and can't change it because the backed up system is lost (e.g., hard disk crash or terminated EC2 instance).


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Hello! And welcome to the CheckIt tool.
Checklists are so useful, but create one is not. Sometimes is hard to know how to start; well, don´t worry we have the solution. CheckIt is a communal compilation of checklists where users can find and create checklists for their need and at the same time help others creating a knowledge base.
For the moment users might only create Software Development related checklists.
The following image shows the application layout.
1. Navigation Bar. A convenient way to go around the application, but also let you do a quick search in the checklist compendium.
2. Working On area. Registered users can have a “working on” checklist at a time, this area shows an outline of the current authoring checklist.
3. Navigation Page. The content of this area depends on what are you doing: browsing over checklists, editing your “working on” checklist, etc.
Everyone can browse the compendium of checklists, but only registered users can author.
Before anything take a look to the Learn page, the link is located at the navigation bar at the top of the screen.
Here you will find useful information about what is checklist and how to create a good one.
As a non-registered user you are able to browse and search in the checklist compendium. Locate the Browse access at the navigation bar. The following image shows how the catalog of checklists is organized.
At the left of this page you will see a tree of available categories, you can collapse a category node if you required. By selecting a category the list of checklists is updated in order to show all checklists of that category and categories below.
The list of checklists is grouped by category and paged; showing 10 records by page.
The top input field let you enter a string criteria of one or more words; clicking the search button will perform a Full-Text search through all published checklists, returning the result ordered by importance. The most important result will be shown first. For example, consider the following case:
Key words: code and debug
So, you can Learn, Browse and Search in the checklist compendium, that’s wonderfull and very useful; but what if you what to create your own checklists, share with others, keep your favorites and collaborate with others? Well, you need an account. It’s easy, click the “sing Up for free” button at the Working On area or at the Navigation bar, a screen like the following will let you enter your account information.
Consider the following rules before create an account.
· All fields are required.
· Email must be a valid email address.
· The user name must be unique. An error message will be shown if not.
· The password must have at least 6 characters, don’t use special o punctuation characters.
After a successful sing-up in the system you user Dashboard will come up.
As you can see the Working On section its being able. This is an outline of your editing checklist, but you will see more of this in the next section.
What can you find in your dashboard? Let see.
· My Favorites Checklists. A top 5 of your favorite checklists, even when you are not the author or collaborator of them.
· My Checklists. A top 10 of your checklists, those where you are the author.
· Collaborating On. A list of checklists where you are not the author, but the author has invite you as a collaborator. This checklists might has a draft status.
· Recently Visited Checklists. A top 10 of the last visited checklists with published status. The list is ordered descendent, showing the latest visited first.
Additionally, you can find at the right a list of last 20 published checklists. The list is ordered descendent, showing the latest published first.
Ok, first you need to know that a checklist may has two status.
· Draft. This mean that the checklist may not be finished or is waiting for approval. Only the checklist author can publish a checklist. A published checklist will become to draft after any edition. Collaborator can see a draft checklist on their dashboards (Collaborating On).
· Published. After been a draft, a checklist can be published by and only by the author. Once published it will be able to be browse or find for the others.
The following state machine diagram shows the possible states of a checklist.
The Working On concept is a restriction where the user can have only one checklist in edition at the time. This restriction let you focus on your work (a very important skill when authoring a checklist).
To create a new empty checklist you can select the New Checklist under the Checklists menu or click the new button in the Working On area. If you already has a checklist in your Working On area you will be ask to dismiss you current checklist. After this the Working On area will be clear and the checklist edition page will come over.
Now you can start typing; after set the title you can just hit the Enter key to advance to checklist description, hit tap again and move to a new Section name, and so on to create your checklist.
The editor was made for easy use, even when you can use the mouse, the keyboard is the only you need to author you checklist content.
As you can see in the above image, the Working On area shows you at the time you are typing, the outline of your checklist. Even when you can’t type in the Working On area you can remove Items or even entire Sections by clicking on the X next to each one. In the Working On area you can also reorder your entire checklist.
Must of the times you may want to include topics or sections of other related checklists. Don’t worry, you don’t need to copy-paste; browse or find a desired checklist, now click the little menu button at the front of a Section or Item, the following image shows how to add in a fast and easy way content to your Working On checklist.
Once you have done editing you checklist, you can save it by clicking any of the two save buttons (little floppy disk icon) but be aware to select a category in the category combo box. After this your new created checklist draft will be shown.
Now you can keep editing your checklist or review to publish. Remember, in this moment only you can see this checklist, to set able for everybody just click the Publish button next to the “This is a draft” sing.
You always can edit your own checklist using
the edit button at the view checklist page or the list button on the Navigation
bar.
Maybe you already have some
checklists, well; you can import them to your CheckIt account. Select the
Upload option below the Checklists menu, a page like the following will be
show.
Drag and Drop your plain text files to the drop panel or select a file with the Upload Single file button. Be aware to follow the explain rules. A simple file is available in the “simple file” link. After select the upload file and been validated the system will show the uploaded checklist in the edition page and the Working On are. If you already have a checklist in Working On you will be ask to dismiss the current work.
One of the main objectives of CheckIt is the collaborative work. Sometimes a checklist may need to be defined by a group of collaborators. As an author of a checklist you can invite others to help you define a checklist. Once you had create a checklist, click the Collaborators button at the View Checklist page, the following dialog will be show.
The Share dialog will help you to find people, once you locate a registered user you can add it. By default all collaborators have View access to the checklist, to grant a collaborator for edit, click the Edit button in the list of collaborators. To remove an existent collaborator just click the Remove button next to collaborator name. To confirm the changed press Ok.
The collaborator button also show the number of collaborators that a checklist has.
As a collaborator you will be
able to see the checklist in the Collaborating On section in your Dashboard
even if the checklist is a draft.
Just as if the shared checklist were yours, you can load on your own Working On area. All users that been Working On a shared checklist will be working on the same Working On checklist, so if someone add a new item to a section all other on line users will see the change on their Working On checklist immediately.
Only the author is able to publish a shared checklist.
As
administrator you are able to do all things that a regular user do, but also
some others like administrate the Category catalog. The following image shows
the Administrator menu and dashboard.


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Get SDK version. Can be called without initializing SDK before.
Return String with version


All units have a Combat type. For example, the combat type of Infantry is "Soft". And the combat type of tanks is "Armor".
When units fight, their attack values are based on the enemy's combat type. The defense value is constant with some modifiers for entrenchment and terrain.
For example, if an infantry and a tank enter combat, the infantry has an to-hit of 4 against Armor, and a defense of 3.5.
The tank has an to-hit of 5.5 against Soft, and a defense of 2.5. Using these numbers, we can see that, on average, the infantry
will hit the tank an average of 1.6 times each turn. This is based on the infantry to-hit of 4 divided by the tanks defense of 2.5
(4.0 / 2.5) = 1.6. The tank will hit the infantry an average of 1.57 times per turn. This is based on the tank to-hit of 5.5
divided by the infantry's defense of 3.5.
Each turn of combat is broken up into 100 parts (called "tics"). So, when combat is calculated, it's calculated 100 times
each turn using the formula 0.01 x to-hit / defense. The number of successful hits can vary from turn to turn.
If units have high attack values and low defense values, combat will occur quickly because each will hit multiple times
per turn. If units have low attack values and high defense values, combat will occur slowly because it might take several turns
to score a single hit.
When units hit, they generally cause 1 point of damage to each other, although this might vary depending on the rules.
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From WebWork 2.2.7, DWR integration is included with Webwork. You can find out more from the documentation on the Webwork Wiki.
There are a couple of things that you must do in order to be able to use WW actions through DWR.
You must include in the dwr configuration file:
<create creator="none" javascript="DWRAction"> <param name="class" value="org.directwebremoting.webwork.DWRAction"/> <include method="execute"/> </create> <convert converter="bean" match="org.directwebremoting.webwork.ActionDefinition"> <param name="include" value="namespace,action,method,executeResult" /> </convert> <convert converter="bean" match="org.directwebremoting.webwork.AjaxResult"/>
In case your AJAX WebWork action invocations return action instances (and not pure text), than you must include converter definitions for your action objects (package level or for individual actions).
<convert converter="bean" match="<your_action_package>.*"/>
Follow the rules to enable DWR in your JSP actions. Also include the DWRActionUtil.js script (place it in your scripts web directory).
Invoking an action from JS is done using the following:
DWRActionUtil.execute(id, params, callback [, displayMessage]);
Where id
is one of:
DWRActionUtil.execute('/ajax/TestFM', 'myform', 'doOnTextResult');
xwork.xml
. It must specify the following fields:
E.g.:
DWRActionUtil.execute({ namespace:'/ajax', action:'TestJS', executeResult:'true' }, 'data', doOnJSResult, "stream...");
params
must be one of:
{}
to ignore any parameters.
Example:
DWRActionUtil.execute('/ajax/TestFM', {}, doOnJSResult, "stream...");
Example:
<input id="mytext" name="mytext" value="some value" type="text"/> DWRActionUtil.execute('/ajax/TestFM', 'mytext', doOnJSResult, "stream...");
Note: If your action configuration in xwork.xml uses the parameters interceptor than your action will be initialized correctly with the parameters values. For more documentation, please consult WebWork available documentation.
And callback
is either:
Finally displayMessage
is an optional parameter which specifies a message to be displayed till request completion (see DWR documentation)
You can declare a pre/post action processor by providing in web.xml through a context-wide initialization parameter (dwrActionProcessor). The processor must implement org.directwebremoting.webwork.IDWRActionProcessor
interface. The processor will be invoked before and after the action has been invoked, so that you can prepare the initial invocation or change the result.


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Interpolation and extrapolation for phylogenetic diversity.
| Version: | 0.3.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, ade4, ggplot2, Rcpp, iNEXT |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, gridExtra, ggthemes |
| Published: | 2017-03-11 |
| Author: | T. C. Hsieh [aut, cre, cph], Chun-Huo Chiu [ths], Anne Chao [ths] |
| Maintainer: | T. C. Hsieh <euler96 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/JohnsonHsieh/iNextPD/issues |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://chao.stat.nthu.edu.tw/blog/software-download/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | iNextPD citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | iNextPD results |
| Reference manual: | iNextPD.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
A Quick Introduction to iNextPD via Examples |
| Package source: | iNextPD_0.3.2.tar.gz |
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