# This code is part of Qiskit.
#
# (C) Copyright IBM 2018, 2019.
#
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# obtain a copy of this license in the LICENSE.txt file in the root directory
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# copyright notice, and modified files need to carry a notice indicating
# that they have been altered from the originals.
# pylint: disable=invalid-name
"""
Simplified noise models for devices backends.
"""
from numpy import inf, exp
from .parameters import readout_error_values
from .parameters import gate_param_values
from .parameters import thermal_relaxation_values
from ..noiseerror import NoiseError
from ..noise_model import NoiseModel
from ..errors.readout_error import ReadoutError
from ..errors.standard_errors import depolarizing_error
from ..errors.standard_errors import thermal_relaxation_error
[docs]def basic_device_noise_model(properties,
gate_error=True,
readout_error=True,
thermal_relaxation=True,
temperature=0,
gate_times=None,
standard_gates=True):
"""Approximate device noise model derived from backend properties.
Params:
properties (BackendProperties): backend properties.
gate_error (bool): Include depolarizing gate errors [Default: True].
readout_errors (Bool): Include readout errors in model
[Default: True].
thermal_relaxation (Bool): Include thermal relaxation errors
[Default: True].
temperature (double): qubit temperature in milli-Kelvin (mK) for
thermal relaxation errors [Default: 0].
gate_times (list): Custom gate times for thermal relaxation errors.
Used to extend or override the gate times in
the backend properties [Default: None])
standard_gates (bool): If true return errors as standard
qobj gates. If false return as unitary
qobj instructions [Default: True]
Returns:
NoiseModel: An approximate noise model for the device backend.
Additional Information:
The noise model includes the following errors:
If `readout_error=True`:
* Single qubit readout errors on measurements.
If `gate_error` is True and `thermal_relaxation` is True:
* Single-qubit gate errors consisting of a depolarizing error
followed by a thermal relaxation error for the qubit the gate
acts on.
* Two-qubit gate errors consisting of a 2-qubit depolarizing
error followed by single qubit thermal relaxation errors for
all qubits participating in the gate.
If `gate_error` is True and `thermal_relaxation` is False:
* Single-qubit depolarizing gate errors.
* Multi-qubit depolarizing gate errors.
If `gate_error` is False and `thermal_relaxation` is True:
* Single-qubit thermal relaxation errors for all qubits
participating in a multi-qubit gate.
For best practice in simulating a backend make sure that the
circuit is compiled using the set of basis gates in the noise
module by setting:
`basis_gates = noise_model.basis_gates`
and using the device coupling map with:
`coupling_map = backend.configuration().coupling_map`
Secifying custom gate times:
The `gate_times` kwarg can be used to specify custom gate times
to add gate errors using the T1 and T2 values from the backend
properties. This should be passed as a list of tuples
`gate_times=[(name, value), ...]`
where `name` is the gate name string, and `value` is the gate time
in nanoseconds.
If a custom gate is specified that already exists in
the backend properties, the `gate_times` value will override the
gate time value from the backend properties.
If non-default values are used gate_times should be a list
"""
noise_model = NoiseModel()
# Add single-qubit readout errors
if readout_error:
for qubits, error in basic_device_readout_errors(properties):
noise_model.add_readout_error(error, qubits)
# Add gate errors
gate_errors = basic_device_gate_errors(
properties,
gate_error=gate_error,
thermal_relaxation=thermal_relaxation,
gate_times=gate_times,
temperature=temperature,
standard_gates=standard_gates)
for name, qubits, error in gate_errors:
noise_model.add_quantum_error(error, name, qubits)
return noise_model
[docs]def basic_device_readout_errors(properties):
"""Get readout error objects for each qubit from backend properties
Args:
properties (BackendProperties): device backend properties
Returns:
list: A list of pairs (qubits, value) for qubits with non-zero
readout error values.
"""
errors = []
for qubit, value in enumerate(readout_error_values(properties)):
if value is not None and value > 0:
probabilities = [[1 - value, value], [value, 1 - value]]
errors.append(([qubit], ReadoutError(probabilities)))
return errors
[docs]def basic_device_gate_errors(properties,
gate_error=True,
thermal_relaxation=True,
gate_times=None,
temperature=0,
standard_gates=True):
"""Get depolarizing noise quantum error objects for backend gates
Args:
properties (BackendProperties): device backend properties
gate_error (bool): Include depolarizing gate errors [Default: True].
thermal_relaxation (Bool): Include thermal relaxation errors
[Default: True].
gate_times (list): Override device gate times with custom
values. If None use gate times from
backend properties. [Default: None]
temperature (double): qubit temperature in milli-Kelvin (mK)
[Default: 0].
standard_gates (bool): If true return errors as standard
qobj gates. If false return as unitary
qobj instructions [Default: True].
Returns:
dict: A dictionary of pairs name: (qubits, error). If gate
error information is not available None will be returned for
value.
Additional Information:
If non-default values are used gate_times should be a list
of tuples (name, qubits, value) where name is the gate name string,
qubits is a list of qubits or None to apply gate time to this
gate one any set of qubits, and value is the gate time in
nanoseconds.
"""
# Initilize empty errors
depol_error = None
relax_error = None
# Generate custom gate time dict
custom_times = {}
relax_params = []
if thermal_relaxation:
# If including thermal relaxation errors load
# T1, T2, and frequency values from properties
relax_params = thermal_relaxation_values(properties)
# If we are specifying custom gate times include
# them in the custom times dict
if gate_times:
for name, qubits, value in gate_times:
if name in custom_times:
custom_times[name].append((qubits, value))
else:
custom_times[name] = [(qubits, value)]
# Get the device gate parameters from properties
device_gate_params = gate_param_values(properties)
# Construct quantum errors
errors = []
for name, qubits, gate_time, error_param in device_gate_params:
# Check for custom gate time
relax_time = gate_time
# Override with custom value
if name in custom_times:
filtered = [
val for q, val in custom_times[name]
if q is None or q == qubits
]
if filtered:
# get first value
relax_time = filtered[0]
# Get depolarizing error channel
if gate_error:
depol_error = _device_depolarizing_error(
qubits, error_param, relax_time, relax_params,
thermal_relaxation, standard_gates)
# Get relaxation error
if thermal_relaxation:
relax_error = _device_thermal_relaxation_error(
qubits, relax_time, relax_params, temperature,
thermal_relaxation)
# Combine errors
if depol_error is None and relax_error is None:
# No error for this gate
pass
elif depol_error is not None and relax_error is None:
# Append only the depolarizing error
errors.append((name, qubits, depol_error))
# Append only the relaxation error
elif relax_error is not None and depol_error is None:
errors.append((name, qubits, relax_error))
else:
# Append a combined error of depolarizing error
# followed by a relaxation error
combined_error = depol_error.compose(relax_error)
errors.append((name, qubits, combined_error))
return errors
def _device_depolarizing_error(qubits,
error_param,
gate_time,
relax_params,
thermal_relaxation=True,
standard_gates=True):
"""Construct a depolarizing_error for device"""
# We now deduce the depolarizing channel error parameter in the
# presence of T1/T2 thermal relaxation. We assume the gate error
# parameter is given by e = 1 - F where F is the average gate fidelity,
# and that this average gate fidelity is for the composition
# of a T1/T2 thermal relaxation channel and a depolarizing channel.
# For the n-qubit depolarizing channel E_dep = (1-p) * I + p * D, where
# I is the identity channel and D is the completely depolarizing
# channel, the average gate fidelity is given by:
# F(E_dep) = (1 - p) * F(I) + p * F(D)
# = (1 - p) * 1 + p * (1 / dim)
# where F(I) = 1, F(D) = 1 / dim = 1 - p * (dim - 1) / dim
# Hence we have that
# p = (1 - F(E_dep)) / ((dim - 1) / dim)
# = dim * (1 - F(E_dep)) / (dim - 1)
# = dim * e / (dim - 1)
# therefore p = dim * error_param / (dim - 1)
# with dim = 2 ** N for an N-qubit gate error.
error = None
if not thermal_relaxation:
# Model gate error entirely as depolarizing error
p_depol = _depol_error_value_one_qubit(error_param)
else:
# Model gate error as thermal relaxation and depolarizing
# error.
# Get depolarizing probability
if len(qubits) == 1:
t1, t2, _ = relax_params[qubits[0]]
p_depol = _depol_error_value_one_qubit(
error_param, gate_time, t1=t1, t2=t2)
elif len(qubits) == 2:
q0_t1, q0_t2, _ = relax_params[qubits[0]]
q1_t1, q1_t2, _ = relax_params[qubits[1]]
p_depol = _depol_error_value_two_qubit(
error_param,
gate_time,
qubit0_t1=q0_t1,
qubit0_t2=q0_t2,
qubit1_t1=q1_t1,
qubit1_t2=q1_t2)
else:
raise NoiseError("Device noise model only supports "
"1 and 2-qubit gates when using "
"thermal_relaxation=True.")
if p_depol > 0:
error = depolarizing_error(
p_depol, len(qubits), standard_gates=standard_gates)
return error
def _device_thermal_relaxation_error(qubits,
gate_time,
relax_params,
temperature,
thermal_relaxation=True):
"""Construct a thermal_relaxation_error for device"""
# Check trivial case
if not thermal_relaxation or gate_time is None or gate_time == 0:
return None
# convert gate time to same units as T1 and T2 (microseconds)
gate_time = gate_time / 1000
# Construct a tensor product of single qubit relaxation errors
# for any multi qubit gates
first = True
error = None
for qubit in qubits:
t1, t2, freq = relax_params[qubit]
population = _excited_population(freq, temperature)
if first:
error = thermal_relaxation_error(t1, t2, gate_time, population)
first = False
else:
single = thermal_relaxation_error(t1, t2, gate_time, population)
error = error.expand(single)
return error
def _excited_population(freq, temperature):
"""Return excited state population"""
population = 0
if freq != inf and temperature != 0:
# Compute the excited state population from qubit
# frequency and temperature
# Boltzman constant kB = 6.62607015e-34 (eV/K)
# Planck constant h = 6.62607015e-34 (eV.s)
# qubit temperature temperatue = T (mK)
# qubit frequency frequency = f (GHz)
# excited state population = 1/(1+exp((2hf*1e9)/(kbT*1e-3)))
exp_param = exp((95.9849 * freq) / abs(temperature))
population = 1 / (1 + exp_param)
if temperature < 0:
# negative temperate implies |1> is thermal ground
population = 1 - population
return population
def _depol_error_value_one_qubit(error_param, gate_time=0, t1=inf, t2=inf):
"""Return 2-qubit depolarizing channel probability for device model"""
# Check trivial case where there is no gate error
if error_param is None:
return None
if error_param == 0:
return 0
# Check t1 and t2 are valid
if t1 <= 0:
raise NoiseError("Invalid T_1 relaxation time parameter: T_1 <= 0.")
if t2 <= 0:
raise NoiseError("Invalid T_2 relaxation time parameter: T_2 <= 0.")
if t2 - 2 * t1 > 0:
raise NoiseError(
"Invalid T_2 relaxation time parameter: T_2 greater than 2 * T_1.")
if gate_time is None:
gate_time = 0
if gate_time == 0 or (t1 == inf and t2 == inf):
if error_param is not None and error_param > 0:
return 2 * error_param
else:
return 0
# Otherwise we calculate the depolarizing error probability to account
# for the difference between the relaxation error and gate error
if t1 == inf:
par1 = 1
else:
par1 = exp(-gate_time / t1)
if t2 == inf:
par2 = 1
else:
par2 = exp(-gate_time / t2)
p_depol = 1 + 3 * (2 * error_param - 1) / (par1 + 2 * par2)
return p_depol
def _depol_error_value_two_qubit(error_param,
gate_time=0,
qubit0_t1=inf,
qubit0_t2=inf,
qubit1_t1=inf,
qubit1_t2=inf):
"""Return 2-qubit depolarizing channel probability for device model"""
# Check trivial case where there is no gate error
if error_param is None:
return None
if error_param == 0:
return 0
# Check t1 and t2 are valid
if qubit0_t1 <= 0 or qubit1_t1 <= 0:
raise NoiseError("Invalid T_1 relaxation time parameter: T_1 <= 0.")
if qubit0_t2 <= 0 or qubit1_t2 <= 0:
raise NoiseError("Invalid T_2 relaxation time parameter: T_2 <= 0.")
if qubit0_t2 - 2 * qubit0_t1 > 0 or qubit1_t2 - 2 * qubit1_t1 > 0:
raise NoiseError(
"Invalid T_2 relaxation time parameter: T_2 greater than 2 * T_1.")
if gate_time is None:
gate_time = 0
if gate_time == 0 or (qubit0_t1 == inf and qubit0_t2 == inf
and qubit1_t1 == inf and qubit1_t2 == inf):
if error_param is not None and error_param > 0:
return 4 * error_param / 3
else:
return 0
# Otherwise we calculate the depolarizing error probability to account
# for the difference between the relaxation error and gate error
if qubit0_t1 == inf:
q0_par1 = 1
else:
q0_par1 = exp(-gate_time / qubit0_t1)
if qubit0_t2 == inf:
q0_par2 = 1
else:
q0_par2 = exp(-gate_time / qubit0_t2)
if qubit1_t1 == inf:
q1_par1 = 1
else:
q1_par1 = exp(-gate_time / qubit1_t1)
if qubit1_t2 == inf:
q1_par2 = 1
else:
q1_par2 = exp(-gate_time / qubit1_t2)
denom = (
q0_par1 + q1_par1 + q0_par1 * q1_par1 + 4 * q0_par2 * q1_par2 +
2 * (q0_par2 + q1_par2) + 2 * (q1_par1 * q0_par2 + q0_par1 * q1_par2))
p_depol = 1 + 5 * (4 * error_param - 3) / denom
return p_depol


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The Hopi Tribe
Opinion of the Commission on Plaintiff's Motion to File a More Definite Statement
Order Granting Plaintiff's Motion for Leave to File Out of Time, and for Other Purposes
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6
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The Lipan Apache Tribe and bands thereof, ex rel., Pedro Mendez and Philemon Venego; The Mescalero Apache Tribe and bands thereof, ex rel., Solon Sombrero, Fred Pellman, Eric Tortilla and Victor Dolan; The Apache Tribe of the Mescalero Reservation on behalf of, or as successor to, the Lipan Apache Tribe and bands thereof, and the Mescalero Apache Tribe and bands thereof • The Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa Tribe, and the Texas Lipan Tribe, and the Texas Karankawa Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Interlocutory Order
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Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians • Red Lake and Pembina Bands • Little Shell Band of Chippewa Indians
Order Denying Defendant's Motion to Determine Issues and Set Procedural Dates for Reception of Evidence and For Alternative Relief
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Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma, et al.
Order Allowing Expenses Incurred By Attorneys for the Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma
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Opinion of the Commission
Additional Findings of Fact On Remand
Interlocutory Order
Order to Show Cause
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Opinion of the Commission
Order Denying Defendant's Motion for Final Judgment of Dismissal of Plaintiff's Eighth Claim, and Directing That Plaintiff Make an Offer of Proof
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Order Sustaining Plaintiff's Objections To Defendant's Interrogatories
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Opinion of the Commission on Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment or Determination of Points of Law
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The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation as the representative of the Joseph Band of the Nez Perce Tribe • Charles E. Williams, Joseph Rethunder and Harry Owhi, as the representatives of the Joseph Band of the Nez Perce Tribe • The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, as successor to the claims of the Joseph Band of the Nez Perce Tribe
Order Allowing Attorneys' Fee
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203
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350-F
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The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation
Findings of Fact on Attorneys' Fee
Order Allowing Attorneys' Fee
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206
214
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69 (Claims 1 through 6 and Claim 8)
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The Navajo Tribe
Order Denying Defendant's Motion for Certification
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215
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283-B
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Colorado River Indian Tribes
Opinion on Plaintiffs' Motion to Compel A Proper Accounting and for Determination of Issues of Law
Interlocutory Order
Order Denying Defendant's Motion to Dismiss
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217
231
233
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352 • 369
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Aleut Community of St. Paul Island • The Aleut Tribe, by Iliodor Merculieff as Representative of the said Tribe and all members thereof; and The Aleut Community of St. Paul Island
Opinion on Plaintiffs' Motion Under Docket No. 369 to Sever Claim of Aleut Community of St. George Island from Docket 369 and Consolidate that Claim for Trial in docket 352
Order Granting Plaintiffs' Motion Under Docket No. 369 to Sever Claim of Aleut Community of St. George Island from Docket 369 and Consolidate that Claim for Trial in Docket 352
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235
252
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87-A
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Northern Paiute Nation, and the Bands Thereof, ex rel., et al.
Order Granting Motion to Separate Water Claim of Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe from Docket No. 87-A and for Leave to File Amended and Supplemental Petition in Docket No. 87-A
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254
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87-B
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Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of the Pyramid Lake Reservation
Findings of Fact on compromise Settlement
Final Award
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256
270
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95
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The Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, et al., The Sac and Fox of Missouri, et al., and Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Iowa, et al.
Order Allowing Expenses Incurred by Attorneys for the Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
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271
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291
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The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Order Requiring the Submission of Information and Denying Defendant's Motion to Dismiss Exceptions No. 8 and 9
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274
279
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40-K
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Robert Dominic, et al., as the Representatives and on behalf of all members by blood of the Ottawa Tribe of Indians
Findings of Fact and Order Allowing Attorneys' Expenses
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280
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363 (Accounting)
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The Lower Sioux Indian Community in Minnesota, et al.
Table of Contents
Opinion of the Commission
Order
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295
298
414
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69, 299, and 353 (Accounting Claims)
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The Navajo Tribe
Order That Plaintiff Make Available Certain Records
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415
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189
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Red Lake Band and Peter Graves, Joseph Graves and August King, ex rel. Red Lake Band
Findings of Fact on Allowance of Reimbursable Expenses
Order Allowing Reimbursable Expenses
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417
424
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283-B
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Colorado River Indian Tribes, et al.
Opinion of the Commission on Plaintiffs' Motion for Rehearing
Order Vacating Order Denying Defendant's Motion to Dismiss
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425
428
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18-T
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Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, et al.
Findings of Fact and Order Allowing Attorneys' Expenses
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429
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69, 299 and 353 (Accounting Claims)
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The Navajo Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Order Vacating in Part Summary Judgment, and for Other Purposes
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433
437
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234
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The Chinook Tribe and Bands of Indians
Findings of Fact on Attorneys' Fee and Expenses
Order Allowing Attorneys' Fee and Expenses
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438
450
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295-A
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The Mohave Tribe of Indians of Arizona, California and Nevada
Findings of Fact on Compromise Settlement
Final Award
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452
471
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363 (2nd Claim, Amended) (Treaty of 1867, Agreement of 1872)
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The Lower Sioux Indian Community in Minnesota, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Order
Order
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472
484
496
497
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217 • 15-K • 29-J
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Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma, et al. • The Prairie Band of the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, et al. • Hannahville Indian Community, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact on Award and Apportionment of Attorneys' Fees
Order Awarding and Apportioning Attorneys' Fees
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498
520
543
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Installing MongoDB Node.js driver using NPM
Installing the MongoDB Node.js driver using NPM is very easy. First you need to ensure you have Node.js and NPM correctly set up and in your path. Installing the driver is as easy as.
npm install mongodb
Installing MongoDB Node.js driver as part of your project
Setting up the Node.js driver for your project is a simple as adding it to the package.json dependencies section. An example package.json file is shown below.
{
"name": "myproject",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "My first project",
"main": "index.js",
"repository": {
"type": "git",
"url": "git://github.com/christkv/myfirstproject.git"
},
"dependencies": {
"mongodb": "~2.0"
},
"author": "Christian Kvalheim",
"license": "Apache 2.0",
"bugs": {
"url": "https://github.com/christkv/myfirstproject/issues"
},
"homepage": "https://github.com/christkv/myfirstproject"
}
To install the dependency all you need is to open a shell or command line, move to the directory where the package.json file is located and type.
npm install
This will download all the dependencies.
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
55 mg |
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DiPT |
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| T+ 9:30 |
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oral |
Cacti |
(tea) |
I dosed around 50-60 mg of a small sample of DiPT around 4pm on a Monday afternoon. Having read the reports in TIHKAL and other Erowid/Lycaeum trip reports, it seemed that after about 100mg the trip began to get extremely interesting, but before that point there wasn't much to it. As I only had a free sample given to me, that's all I took, and was simply expecting to have a mildly interesting afternoon, not a mind-blowing experience.
About 15 minutes after dosing, I begin to twitch, and also realized that something in my perception was wrong, couldn't tell what, but something was just not right. I went and watched TV for a little while, then decided to go smoke some weed. I packed about a small bowl's worth and upon doing that, my perceptions were getting even more weird, pretty much like the beginning of an acid trip, but not quite as clean. I decided to go into an open clearing in the middle of the woods (about a five minute walk from my house) where we often go when we're tripping. While going there, I began to have extreme fits of paranoia, thinking that people could see me while I was walking to the clearing. I began to walk extremely slow and low to the ground. When I finally got there, I began to relax, took off my clothes and pretty much just sunbathed either on a table or a blanket, switching every few minutes.
Looking sideways I could focus in on different parts of the ground, grass, trees, and pretty much feel like I was taking the viewpoint of different animals. The trees above me were swaying towards me and seemed extremely menacing, but at this point I was still sane enough to understand that I was only tripping and wasn't too worried about it. I was getting restless and moving around in the clearing, and still had a little paranoia, but that was eased when I laid down on the ground. Then a plane few overhead. This greatly increased the paranoia as I began to think the police were watching me and I really didn't want them to run in here and find me naked in the middle of the forest.
So, I decided to put my clothes back on and continue relaxing. However, not too long later, another plane few overhead. As we live close to an airport, this wasn't unusual at all, but in my state of my mind, I begin to panic.
At our house, I was pretty much just really tweaked and weirded out, but didn't mind it too much. After all, I was expecting it to end in not too long of a time. I went in and watched some more TV, which made no sense whatsoever, and then asked one of my friends if he wanted to smoke some weed. So both of us along with one other person went off to smoke some more.
I went in my room, and read up on more reports of DiPT, trying to figure out what was going on, but couldn't make much sense of anything. Then, I decided to lay in my bed and listen to some Pink Floyd. The music flew extremely smoothly and I could feel myself pretty much riding with the sounds waves. (The auditory part of the drug wasn't affecting music for some reason.) After about an hour or so, somewhere around 8:00 I decided to take a shower. In the seven minutes, I was in the shower, I realized a few things,
1) that whatever I learned here I could not take back, and that's just the way it is, and if I know too much about this (psychedelic) world, I will have to stay here. Around this time (though maybe earlier) my brain began to split up into two distinct minds: the sane part that knew everything would be alright and the tripping part which was beginning to understand the meaning of life, and wanted to tell it to the sane part, but didn't want to get stuck here.
2) I had to stop tripping. This was it.
The shower was extremely 'orgasmic', and I felt much better coming out of it, although I knew that this was it, that I couldn't trip again for a while, although another part of my mind just laughed and said, that was a lie and I knew it, that I'd be back, because the tripping folk ('trippenfolk' as it was in my mind) can't tell the sane folk what the psychedelic world is like, and the sane folk always want to know.
Not too long later one of my friends called me up and asked if I wanted to eat San Pedro (mescaline) that night. I said, no, cuz I wasn't going to dose anymore, but I'd at least hang out with them, as I'd much rather be around tripping people, who share my state of mind, than non-tripping people. So I was about to jump in my car and drive over there (which, I didn't realize then, but would have been an extremely bad idea). On the way to my car, I met another friend and asked him if he wanted to eat mescaline, and he said sure, and off we went in his car.
 We get there, and three people are preparing the cactus. During this time, since I am completely nonfunctional, I'm pretty just throwing in Pink Floyd records, and listening to the music, feeling ok. I was a bit restless, and kinda felt like shit that I wasn't helping cut the cactus, but then when I tried to help, I couldn't do anything, so would go back to laying on the couch and listening to the music.
At about 1:30am, they finally finish making the tea and we head over to the original house, as there's more land area and also the jungle, which is conducive to tripping. We go there, and I spend most of the time just dancing in circles or driving around the yard and listening to music. I would later realize that the key to me not panicing would be to hold a tune in my head. Anyways, we're just chilling for a couple of hours, but the mescaline never really hits anybody. Maybe slightly, but not any decent effect. We're still up around 6am, when I say we should hit the beach and see sunrise, since we don't often see that. We stop by their apartment again and pick up some pot brownies, and then go the beach.
At this time I was not expecting to be tripping at all, as it was about 13-14 hours after I had first ingested the DiPT, and also the mescaline didn't really hit anybody, although I do understand that in my case, it may have just extended the trip. However, as the sun came up and I looked around and saw the clouds, I knew something was extremely wrong. The clouds were not normal free flowing clouds. The were two-dimensional objects fixed in space.  This is when my sane part began to lose control.
I decide to go swimming to ease the mind, and mostly just paced back and forth in the water, as it was still relatively cold. However, as I was pacing, I'd see my friends, and think 'fuck i want to go back there and chill with them and be normal again.' but when I'd go back, I couldn't understand anything they were saying (my hearing was fucked by this point) and thought they were scheming about me. Furthermore, I noticed that the sand was made of skulls and bones, and it pissed me off because I knew they weren't and I didn't want to see skulls and bones. However, no matter how closely I looked at the sand, that's all it would be. So I'd head back to the water, and so on.

My friends asked me if I was alright, but all I could answer was I want this to be over. It was beautiful, no doubt, but I simply didn't want to be here anymore. As the sun finally showed it self, I stared at it to figure out whatever there was to figure out. As it came higher and higher, I began to see spirals and various symbols coming out of the sun. All the clouds and waves seemed to be coming out of the sun as well.
Finally, I decided to jump in the water and confirm this in another manner. So I went swimming and began to ride the waves. Of course, it felt great, but in the end end, amounted to nothing: 'Everything Grand and Beautiful simply amounts to the Cosmic Splooge'.
Finally, we returned home, at which point I tried to read up and find out how long this would last. Eventually, I somewhat calmed myself, but both parts of my mind joined in that I simply didn't want to be here anymore.  So, I sat on the couch, and for the next couple hours I was tweaked out, watching TV from a reflection on the cupboard, unable to understand anything at all that was going on. Eventually, around 4pm (24 hours after initial ingestion) I began to feel semi-normal. I ended up watching a movie although couldn't pay much attention to it. After the others woke up, they gave me a lift back home. However, I have been unable to sleep at all. It's been 36 hours now, and I'm still not tired.
I don't know why it hit so hard on me; it may be my physiology, or it may be the mescaline combined with the DiPT, although I doubt the latter, since none of my friends got any intense effects from it. Anyways, my personal opinion is that DiPT has a lot of potential, alrought it's dosage may vary widely within a lot of people. Furthermore, and especially on a high dose, I'd much rather be with friends who are also tripping. The worst part of my experience was the length and the fact that I was going solo. I believe that the panicking and the paranoia could have been averted had I tripped amongst friends and also if I had been prepared for the length of it.
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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orx
1.x dev
Portable Game Engine
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Macros | |
| #define | orxSOUNDPOINTER_KU32_SOUND_NUMBER 4 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct __orxSOUNDPOINTER_t | orxSOUNDPOINTER |
Sound pointer module Allows to creates sound containers for objects.
| #define orxSOUNDPOINTER_KU32_SOUND_NUMBER 4 |
Misc defines
Definition at line 54 of file orxSoundPointer.h.
| typedef struct __orxSOUNDPOINTER_t orxSOUNDPOINTER |
Internal SoundPointer structure
Definition at line 58 of file orxSoundPointer.h.
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_AddFilter | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| const orxSOUND_FILTER_DATA * | _pstFilterData, | ||
| orxBOOL | _bUseCustomParam | ||
| ) |
Adds a filter to all related sounds (cascading)
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _pstFilterData | Concerned filter data |
| [in] | _bUseCustomParam | Filter uses custom parameters |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_AddFilterFromConfig | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zFilterConfigID | ||
| ) |
Adds a filter to all related sounds from config (cascading)
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _zFilterConfigID | Config ID of the filter to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_AddSound | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxSOUND * | _pstSound | ||
| ) |
Adds a sound
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _pstSound | Sound to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_AddSoundFromConfig | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zSoundConfigID | ||
| ) |
Adds a sound using its config ID
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _zSoundConfigID | Config ID of the sound to add |
| orxDLLAPI orxSOUNDPOINTER* orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Create | ( | ) |
Creates an empty SoundPointer
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Delete | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Deletes a SoundPointer
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Enable | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxBOOL | _bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enables/disables a SoundPointer
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _bEnable | Enable / disable |
| orxDLLAPI orxU32 orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_GetCount | ( | const orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Gets how many sounds are currently in use
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSOUND* orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_GetLastAddedSound | ( | const orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Gets last added sound (Do NOT destroy it directly before removing it!!!)
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
Inits the SoundPointer module
| orxDLLAPI orxBOOL orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_IsEnabled | ( | const orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Is SoundPointer enabled?
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Pause | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Pauses all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Play | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Plays all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_RemoveAllFilters | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Removes all filters from all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_RemoveAllSounds | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Removes all sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_RemoveLastFilter | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Removes last added filter from all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_RemoveSound | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxSOUND * | _pstSound | ||
| ) |
Removes a sound
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _pstSound | Sound to remove |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_RemoveSoundFromConfig | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| const orxSTRING | _zSoundConfigID | ||
| ) |
Removes a sound using its config ID
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _zSoundConfigID | Config ID of the sound to remove |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_SetPanning | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxFLOAT | _fPanning, | ||
| orxBOOL | _bMix | ||
| ) |
Sets panning of all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _fPanning | Sound panning, -1.0f for full left, 0.0f for center, 1.0f for full right |
| [in] | _bMix | Left/Right channels will be mixed if orxTRUE or act like a balance otherwise |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_SetPitch | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxFLOAT | _fPitch | ||
| ) |
Sets pitch of all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _fPitch | Desired pitch (< 1.0 => lower pitch, = 1.0 => original pitch, > 1.0 => higher pitch). 0.0 is ignored. |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_SetVolume | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer, |
| orxFLOAT | _fVolume | ||
| ) |
Sets volume of all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |
| [in] | _fVolume | Desired volume (0.0 - 1.0) |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxSoundPointer_Stop | ( | orxSOUNDPOINTER * | _pstSoundPointer | ) |
Stops all related sounds
| [in] | _pstSoundPointer | Concerned SoundPointer |


Creating a texture pack
References
- Navigate to the blocklyScriptcraft/resources/fuel_bomb_stinger directory. This directory contains the assets directory and pack.mcmeta.
- Navigate into the assets/minecraft/textures/item directory
- Copy over your versions of item.png files. Note: they can be bigger than 16x16 pixels.
- Use the left mouse click followed by cntl-left-click to select the assets directory and pack.mcmeta file
Right click and select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder
- Rename the assets.zip file => ArrowSnowball.zip
- In the minecraft craft game, from options, open the resource pack folder
- Close the minecraft game completely and copy the ArrowFuel.zip file to the resource pack directory
- Start the minecraft game again and move the resource pack to the active side
- Snowballs should now appear as bombs, and arrows should appear as fuel


Creswick Woollen Mills: Huge upgrades unveiled
by Hayley ElgAFTER two years of work, upgrades are complete at Creswick Woollen Mills.
The $1.2 million upgrades, partly funded by the state government, were unveiled on Friday morning and accentuate the local success story of the last remaining coloured woollen mill in Australia.
Visitors to the mill, operating since 1947, learn all about the journey of the fibre: from the source, through to the manufacturing process, to how the products fashioned with the fibres end up on shelves.
The upgrades to the mill enhance this experience and include an international tourist welcome centre and the creation of a new animal farm complete with baby goats, alpacas and sheep that visitors are able to meet and feed.
The mill car park has also been upgraded to accommodate bus and coach parking and a new Mill Cafe was unveiled to champion local produce.
Executive Director of Creswick Woollen Mills, Boaz Herszfeld, said Australia was well known around the world for the highest quality natural fibres and the mill was proud to uphold that reputation out in Creswick.
Our new upgrades will only help to propel this great Aussie company further.Boaz Herszfeld
"Our new upgrades will only help to propel this great Aussie company further," he said
Mr Herszfeld said the higher quality attractions at the mill had already boosted June and September holiday programs and had assisted with smoother international visitor arrivals.
A full time farmer is now on site to welcome guests to the barn setting, which has more space for visitors to learn about the journey of fibre - from the animals in the barn to the shop shelf.
"Tourism is very important, especially in regional Victoria. It's important to keep developing tourism attractions to go with great food and accommodation to improve the visitor experience," Mr Herszfeld said.
Creswick Woollen Mills is located at Railway Parade, Creswick.


My name is Liam Krewer. I'm a {{age}} year old web developer from Galway, Ireland. I studied Computer Engineering in NUIG and graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree in October 2014. Since then I've been working with the local startup OnePageCRM as a full stack RoR developer.
This is my personal website, a place primarily designed as a portfolio and blog, but primarily used to experiment with the latest web technologies on (which is my way of procrastinating while I'm supposed to do the former). I will eventually get around to writing content for my blog. Until then do check out my profile to see my skills, interests and past achievements.


Supermarket Management System
Add Product
Product's Name
Product's Price ($)
Product's Quantity
Product's Price
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SWI 2
04
Libor Pichler
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Roman Blanco
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Todays agenda
Organizational Info
Before you start
Ruby Enumerable
Ruby / Rails methods
RBAC - Role Based Access Control
Refactoring
Have a great day!


| CSCL(Computer supported collaborative learning) session |
| 1. Pedagogical theories (case-based, problem-based, design-based, project-based, etc.) for CSCL |
| 2. Design based on general approaches such as scaffolding, inquiry, argumentation, shared knowledge, etc. |
| 3. The use of theoretical frameworks such as Activity Theory, Situated Learning, Distributed Cognition, etc. |
| 4. Theoretical & methodological advances |
| 5. Knowledge building & co-construction |
| 6. Group cognition |
| 7. Learning in virtual communities |
| 8. Computational modeling for CSCL |
| 9. Architectural and user interface design principles for CSCL environments |
| 10. Applications of handheld and mobile devices in CSCL |
| 11. Analysis of collective activity |
| 12. Virtual and 3D environments for multiple users |
| 13. Content specific applications (e.g., micro worlds, games, simulations) |
CSPL(Computer supported personalized learning) session |
| 14. Advanced authoring systems |
| 15. Affective modeling and cognitive engineering |
| 16. CSPL architectures and applications |
| 17. Cloud computing and Web intelligence |
| 18. Course material managements and sharing |
| 19. Educational data mining |
| 20. Instructional planning and tutoring strategies |
| 21. Interaction design and novel interfaces |
| 22. Intelligent pedagogical agents and learning companions |
| 23. Knowledge modeling and representation |
| 24. Natural language and dialogues in CSPL |
| 25. Ontology and metadata |
| 26. Personalization and adaptive technology |
| 27. Semantic Web services and service-oriented architecture |
| 28. Virtual and augmented reality in CSPL |
| 註：大會只接受 .pdf 的論文格式 |


WITNESS LIST
Natural Resources Committee
May 23, 2018 - 10:00 AM
Interim Charge #3(g) on groundwater-surface water interaction
On:
Chavanne, Phil (Selah Springs Ranch)
Cordes, Richard (Menard County)
Davee, Robert (Self; Friends of the San Saba)
Deans, Angelina (Hickory UWCD #1)
Dupuy, Cary (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Flatten, Charlie (Hill Country Alliance)
French, Larry (Texas Water Development Board)
Green, Ronald (Self; Southwest Research Institute)
Grimes, Joshua (Carollo Engineers, Friends of the San Saba River)
Howard, Ryland (Self; Self)
Kniffen, Novice (Self)
Mace, Robert (The Meadows Center)
Mews, Kathy (Self)
Nobles Jr., Gerald (L Bar Ranch)
Robertson, Clinton (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department)
Rubinstein, Carlos (Self)
Runge, Caroline (Menard County Water Control and Improvement District)
Wilson, Kimberly (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Appleton, Conrad (Self)
Dupnik, John (Texas Water Development Board)
Greer, Amy (Self)
Kniffen, Barry (Self)
Kniffen, John (Self)
Kniffen, Katherine (Self)
Mews, Paul (Self)
Singleton, Nicholas (Self)
Tedder, Jo Karr (CTWC)
Thomas, Griffith (Blockhouse Ranch)
Winters, Richard (Self)
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src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts
Interface used for performing actions on the camera.
Properties |
Methods |
| closeConnection |
closeConnection()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:65
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Closes the communication channels with the camera in use.
Returns :
Promise<any>
Returns a promise which resolves for successful connnection close or rejects otherwise. |
| eraseErrorLog |
eraseErrorLog()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:89
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Perform an erase action on the camera log.
Returns :
Promise<void>
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:125
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Returns a new instance of the Detector class.
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Returns :
IDetector
Returns a new instance of the Detector class. |
| getErrorLog |
getErrorLog()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:81
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Retrieves the camera log.
Returns :
Promise<any>
A UTF8 string representation of the camera log. |
| getInfo |
getInfo()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:73
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Retrieves camera information such as name, serial number, software version etc.
Returns :
Promise<any>
A JSON representation of the camera information. |
| getState |
getState()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:133
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Retrieves camera information such as name, serial number, software version etc.
Returns :
Promise<any>
A JSON representation of the camera state such as is genius framing enabled. |
| getUpgrader |
getUpgrader()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:107
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Get an
Returns :
Promise<IDeviceUpgrader>
Returns a promise with an instance of |
| initialize |
initialize()
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Defined in src/interfaces/iDeviceManager.ts:56
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Class initialization function.
Returns :
Promise<void>
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reboot(mode?: string)
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Reboots the camera into a specific mode.
Parameters :
Returns :
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Convenience function for performing camera upgrade.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
Returns a promise which resolves for a successful upgrade or rejects otherwise. |
| api |
api:
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Utility class used to perform different actions on the device. |
| logger |
logger:
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Type : any
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Utility class used to log messages (used for debugging purposes). Required class/object methods are "info", "warn" and "error" with each method having a string parameter that describes the log message! |
| transport |
transport:
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The transport implementation used to communicate with the device. |
| uvcControlInterface |
uvcControlInterface:
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Device interface that is used to perform standard UVC-XU control actions on the device such as Zoom, Pan, Tilt, Brightness etc. |
import ITransport from './iTransport';
import Api from './../components/api';
import IDeviceUpgrader from './IDeviceUpgrader';
import IDetector from './IDetector';
import UpgradeOpts from './IUpgradeOpts';
import DetectorOpts from './IDetectorOpts';
/**
* Interface used for performing actions on the camera.
*
* @export
* @interface IDeviceManager
*/
export default interface IDeviceManager {
/**
* The transport implementation used to communicate with the device.
*
* @type {ITransport}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
transport: ITransport;
/**
* Utility class used to perform different actions on the device.
*
* @type {Api}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
api: Api;
/**
* Device interface that is used to perform standard UVC-XU control actions on
* the device such as Zoom, Pan, Tilt, Brightness etc.
*
* @type {*}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
uvcControlInterface: any;
/**
* Utility class used to log messages (used for debugging purposes). Required
* class/object methods are "info", "warn" and "error" with each method
* having a string parameter that describes the log message!
*
* @type {any}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
logger: any;
/**
* Class initialization function.
*
* @returns {Promise<void>}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
initialize(): Promise<void>;
/**
* Closes the communication channels with the camera in use.
*
* @returns {Promise<any>} Returns a promise which resolves for
* successful connnection close or rejects otherwise.
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
closeConnection(): Promise<any>;
/**
* Retrieves camera information such as name, serial number, software version etc.
*
* @returns {Promise<any>} A JSON representation of the camera information.
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
getInfo(): Promise<any>;
/**
* Retrieves the camera log.
*
* @returns {Promise<any>} A UTF8 string representation of the camera log.
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
getErrorLog(): Promise<any>;
/**
* Perform an erase action on the camera log.
*
* @returns {Promise<void>}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
eraseErrorLog(): Promise<void>;
/**
* Reboots the camera into a specific mode.
*
* @param {string} [mode] The desired mode used by the camera after rebooting.
* @returns {Promise<void>}
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
reboot(mode?: string): Promise<void>;
/**
* Get an `IDeviceUpgrader` object for the given device manager which can
* be used to perform camera upgrades.
*
* @returns {Promise<IDeviceUpgrader>} Returns a promise with an instance of `IDeviceUpgrader` interface used for upgrading the camera.
* @memberof HuddlySdk
*/
getUpgrader(): Promise<IDeviceUpgrader>;
/**
* Convenience function for performing camera upgrade.
*
* @param {UpgradeOpts} opts Camera upgrade options
* @returns {Promise <any>} Returns a promise which resolves for a
* successful upgrade or rejects otherwise.
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
upgrade(opts: UpgradeOpts): Promise <any>;
/**
* Returns a new instance of the Detector class.
* @param {DetectorOpts} opts Detector options
* @returns {IDetector} Returns a new instance of the Detector class.
* @memberof HuddlySdk
*/
getDetector(opts: DetectorOpts): IDetector;
/**
* Retrieves camera information such as name, serial number, software version etc.
*
* @returns {Promise<any>} A JSON representation of the camera state such as is genius framing enabled.
* @memberof IDeviceManager
*/
getState(): Promise<any>;
}


Swanky cocktail bar The Alchemist eyes up new site in Bristol city centre
It's known for its flamboyant cocktails
by Robin MurrayA swanky cocktail bar which had planned to open in Clifton years ago now has its sights set on the city centre instead.
The Alchemist wanted to open its newest branch inside the former Rise Records shop on Queens Road, close to Clifton Triangle, by April 2018.
But cocktail lovers were told they would have to wait until early 2019 for the opening due to a setback.
At the time The Alchemist claimed the delay was because it was 'taking the time to get to know the city' - but the real reason behind the setback was because Bristol City Council believed the plan was 'harmful' and refused to grant it planning permission, as reported by Bristol Live in May 2018.
As the building in question was designated for retail and restaurant use, an application from The Alchemist to turn it into a bar and restaurant was refused by the council, which claimed the transition would harm the area's shopping potential and would make existing antisocial behaviour and noise to nearby residents worse.
With no update from the The Alchemist since then, it looked like it could have spelled the end of the chain's attempts to open in Bristol - until now.
The chain has submitted a licensing application to Bristol City Council to open at 41 Corn Street, most recently home to Pranji's bar, which closed in 2017.
The notice requests the sale of alcohol until midnight Sunday to Wednesday, 12.30am on Thursday and 1am on Friday and Saturday.
With venues across the UK, including in Cardiff, Birmingham, London and Birmingham, The Alchemist is known for its flamboyant cocktails, combining alcohol with science.
The bartenders are "masters in the dark arts of molecular mixology and demons in the kitchen," who always put on a show for customers.
Its Cardiff bar has a rating of 4 /5 on TripAdvisor from 292 reviews, with many people praising the 'interesting cocktails'.
We'll be watching this space closely...
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Wolves near to agreement as Manchester United eye Molineux target & Chelsea join race - rumours
Latest Wolves transfer news and a glance at what else is doing the rounds in the Premier League and Championship
by Shane Ireland, Josh Challies, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistWith the January transfer window closing in, we take a look at all the latest gossip surrounding Wolverhampton Wanderers and what else is going on in the Premier League and Championship.
'Closing in'
Wolves are closing in on an agreement for Royal Antwerp bull-back Aurelio Buta, according to reports.
The 22-year-old has been linked with a number of top flight clubs, including Newcastle United and Watford after an impressive season in Belgium.
The Sunday Mirror (via The Express) have claimed that Wolves are close to finalising a deal that will see him move to Molineux, initially on loan.
Buta is seen as vital competition for Matt Doherty, with Adama Traore now being utilised in a more traditional attacking role.
Wolves have been extensively scouting the Portuguese star, who joined Antwerp from Benfica and it is understood that any temporary deal would be with a view to a permanent one down the line.
Olmo speaks out
Dani Olmo admits he has not closed the door on a departure from Dinamo Zagreb after being linked with Wolves.
Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are among a number of clubs to have been credited with an interest with the 21-year-old in the last 12 months in a list which also includes his boyhood club Barcelona.
Olmo scored on his debut for Spain this week and gave an interview to the press afterwards.
“I hope I can come back, but we've just started the season really well, we're doing well in the Champions League,” Olmo told SPORT. “There are two games left and we depend on ourselves to get through. There's a lot of work to be done.”
Pressed on where his futures lies, Olmo added: I don't close the door on any club, but I'm a Dinamo player. What happens with Dinamo, we will see.”
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You can follow our Wolves reporter Alex Dicken on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Manchester United target Reading striker
Manchester United are among several Premier League clubs considering a move for Reading’s 20-year-old striker Danny Loader, Sky Sports News report.
The forward, who saw a Deadline Day move to join Wolves fall through last summer, is out of contract at the end of the season and the report adds that talks on a renewal with the Royals have stalled.
As such, a move in January is heavily tipped to go ahead in order for Reading to receive a higher fee for his services.
Chelsea join Liverpool and United in chase for Wigan talent
Chelsea have joined Liverpool and Manchester United in the hunt for Wigan Athletic starlet Joe Gelhardt, reports from the Daily Star state.
The 17-year-old has appeared seven times off the bench for the Championship strugglers and his emergence has caught the eye of a number of top-flight clubs ahead of the January transfer window.
The report adds that Manchester City, Tottenham and Everton have also been monitoring Gelhardt’s meteoric rise.
Michael O’Neill identifies Stoke City striker target
Michael O’Neill is looking to bolster Stoke City’s attack with the signing of Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove, according to Sunday’s print edition of the Sun.
The former Everton youngster has struck 16 goals already this season and fired 21 goals for Aberdeen last season, establishing himself as one of the most prolific goalscorers in British football.
O’Neill, who will take charge of the Potters for the first time against Wigan this weekend, has now identified the 22-year-old as the ideal candidate to improve his attacking options.
Leeds United reignite David Stockdale interest
Leeds United have revived their interest in Birmingham City goalkeeper David Stockdale, according to the Sunday People.
Marcelo Bielsa’s side drafted in Kiko Casilla last January but could be forced into the market due to the Spaniard’s potential ban for racial abuse, with loanee Illan Meslier lacking experience.
As such, the report claims that 34-year-old Stockdale, a boyhood fan of the club, is being considered as a January target after previously being linked with the club back in 2018.


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Cicada’s for loop is simpler and offers less control than C’s. Here is an example showing the syntax.
counter :: int
for counter in <1, 10-counter> print(counter, " ")
Notice that we had to define the loop variable before the loop, as either an int or a double. The loop itself will print the numbers 1 through 5; when counter reaches 6 it will be greater than 10-counter and the loop will stop.
As always, we can break a loop over two lines using a ‘&’, and we can group several lines of code using parentheses beginning on the line of the for command. So we could have rewritten our code above in several different ways.
counter :: int
for counter in <1, 10-counter> &
print(counter, " ")
for counter in <1, 10-counter> (
print(counter)
print(" ")
)
Unlike Cicada’s predecessor (Yazoo scripting language) there is no step argument to control the increment of the counter variable. This is due to limitations of the new compiler. Of course there are a number of ways around this, one of which is to change the loop to a while loop and do the step manually. The loop in our example is equivalent to:
counter := 1
while counter <= 10-counter do (
print(counter, " ")
counter = that + 1
)
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JSGUI documentation builds using a GenDoc.exe
tool. The tool performs the following tasks:
The GenDoc.exe tool scans the doc source directory, and creates an output page file for each input page file.
Input files are HTML files containing a page content only (without tags like <html>
, <html>
etc.)
Some input files have .xml
file type instead of .html
- just because I was not happy by the Visual Studio HTML editor.
The .xml
source files are HTML files in fact.
GenDoc.exe wraps the source files in a page template, and processes custom tags like <@section>
, <@item>
etc.
The page template is DocWebSite/templates/page-template-dev.html
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GenDoc.exe creates navigation links for the pages (the "Table of contents:" section in the left column). In addition to the doc source directory, it scans js source directory creating a placeholders for the files that are not documented yet.
@item> <@item title="generate issues pages">
GenDoc.exe interpretes <mark>
HTML tags as issue indication. It builds the "Known issues:" section in the left column
referencing the issues summary pages for the output pages containing issues.
GenDoc.exe executes unit test files (.spec.js
files) from the test directory, and creates test result pages.
The "Tests" section on the left column contains the tests navigation.
The tests navigation contains a summary info for the test files and directories. There are the following kinds of the summary numbers:
How many tests are passed, e.g. 5
How many tests are failed, e.g. 2
How many tests are pending for some reason, e.g. 1
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In addition to the traditional test states (passed/failed/pending), JSGUI adds "Issues" and "Big issues" criterions. They are independent from traditional ones. So, the passed/failed state indicates if the test meets the actual code behaviour, or the test is obsolete and must be updated for the new code version. The issues shows how good the tested code is.
The big issues indicate serious problems. To mark test as containing big issue you can add "!!!!!" (5 exclamation marks) to the
test code as a comment. Also you can add "!!!!!" to the documentation (preferably inside <mark>
HTML tag),
then this documentation item will be exclude4d from the user's documentation version.
"Ordinary" issues indicate problems that are not critical. To mark test as containing issue you can add "!!!" (3 exclamation marks) to the test code as a comment.
If a test summary contains big issues, then it shows both big and ordinary issues count separated by "+" (even if the ordinary issues count equals to zero), e.g. 4+84
If a test summary contains ordinary issues (without big ones), then it shows just ordinary issues count, e.g. 4


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Scraping Web Pages with Scrapy
This is a simple tutorial on how to write a crawler using Scrapy to scrape and parse Craigslist Nonprofit jobs in San Francisco and store the data to a CSV file.
If you don’t have any experience with Scrapy, start by reading this tutorial. Also, I assume that you are familiar with Xpath; if not, please read the Xpath basic tutorial on w3schools. Enjoy!
Updates:
- 09/18/2015 – Updated the Scrapy scripts
Be sure to check out the accompanying video!
Contents
Installation
Start by downloading and installing Scrapy (v0.16.5) and all its dependencies. Refer to this video, if you need help.
Create a Project
Once installed, open your terminal and create a Scrapy project by navigating to the directory you’d like to store your project in and then running the following command:
$ scrapy startproject craigslist_sample
Item Class: Open the items.py file within the “craigslist_sample” directory. Edit the file to define the fields that you want contained within the Item
. Since we want the post title and subsequent URL, the Item
class looks like this:
from scrapy.item import Item, Field
class CraigslistSampleItem(Item):
title = Field()
link = Field()
The Spider: The spider defines the initial URL (http://sfbay.craigslist.org/npo/), how to follow links/pagination (if necessary), and how to extract and parse the fields defined above. The spider must define these attributes:
- name: the spider’s unique identifier
- start_urls: URLs the spider begins crawling at
- parse: method that parses and extracts the scraped data, which will be called with the downloaded Response object of each start URL
You also need to use the HtmlXpathSelector for working with Xpaths. Visit the Scrapy tutorial for more information. The following is the code for the basic spider:
from scrapy.spider import BaseSpider
from scrapy.selector import HtmlXPathSelector
from craigslist_sample.items import CraigslistSampleItem
class MySpider(BaseSpider):
name = "craig"
allowed_domains = ["craigslist.org"]
start_urls = ["http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/npo"]
def parse(self, response):
hxs = HtmlXPathSelector(response)
titles = hxs.select("//span[@class='pl']")
for titles in titles:
title = titles.select("a/text()").extract()
link = titles.select("a/@href").extract()
print title, link
Save this in the “spiders” directory as test.py.
Test
Now you are ready for a trial run of the scraper. So, while in the root directory of your Scrapy project, run the following command to output the scraped data to the screen:
$ scrapy crawl craig
Dicts: The Item
objects defined above are simply custom dicts. Use the standard dict syntax to return the extracted data inside the Item objects:
item = CraigslistSampleItem()
item["title"] = titles.select("a/text()").extract()
item["link"] = titles.select("a/@href").extract()
items.append(item)
Release!
Once complete, the final code looks like this:
from scrapy.spider import BaseSpider
from scrapy.selector import HtmlXPathSelector
from craigslist_sample.items import CraigslistSampleItem
class MySpider(BaseSpider):
name = "craig"
allowed_domains = ["craigslist.org"]
start_urls = ["http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/npo"]
def parse(self, response):
hxs = HtmlXPathSelector(response)
titles = hxs.xpath("//span[@class='pl']")
items = []
for titles in titles:
item = CraigslistSampleItem()
item["title"] = titles.select("a/text()").extract()
item["link"] = titles.select("a/@href").extract()
items.append(item)
return items
Store the data
The scraped data can now be stored in these formats- JSON, CSV, and XML (among others). Run the following command to save the data in CSV:
$ scrapy crawl craig -o items.csv -t csv
You should now have a CSV file in your directory called items.csv full of data:
Although this is relatively simple tutorial, there are still powerful things you can do by just customizing this basic script. Just remember to not overload the server on the website you are crawling. Scrapy allows you to set delays to throttle the crawling speed.
Next time
In my next post I’ll show how to use Scrapy to recursively crawl a site by following links. Until then, you can find the code for this project on Github.


Thanks!
Below are a number of ways to get access to your paper, unfortunately
they won't always work but it's worth a shot.
{% comment %}
// Disabling this for now as we don't have a robust email scraping
// service
Email a request for the paper directly to the author
{% endcomment %}
Searching for related documents
{% endblock %}
{% block scripts %}
{% endblock %}
{% block body_attrs %}data-doi="{{doi|urlencode}}"{% endblock %}


class QueryTableParser
Very rough class to extract table names from a SQL query.
This class simply looks for specific tokens like FROM, JOIN, UPDATE, INTO and collects a list of the very next token after those words.
It doesn't attempt to parse aliases, or any other query structure.
This probably doesn't handle table names with a space in it like `table name`
Located in /QueryTableParser.php (line 24)
Documentation generated on Mon, 12 Mar 2012 11:50:14 -0700 by phpDocumentor 1.4.4


It looks like you haven't run training yet, so there are no species to watch battle.
You can run training by running `npm run train` in another terminal and after one generation is complete you'll be able to see them battle in your browser.
Total Generations: {{s.latestGeneration}}
Last Update: {{s.lastUpdate}}
Generation: {{generation}}
Max Fitness: {{maxFitness}}
Previous Fitness: {{bot1Info.lastFitness}}
Current Fitness: {{bot1Info.fitness}}
Previous Fitness: {{bot2Info.lastFitness}}
Current Fitness: {{bot2Info.fitness}}


Blinky Application
Overview
The Blinky example shows how to configure GPIO pins as outputs which can also be used to drive LEDs on the hardware usually delivered as “User LEDs” on many of the supported boards in Zephyr.
Requirements
The demo assumes that an LED is connected to one of GPIO lines. The sample code is configured to work on boards that have defined the led0 alias in their board devicetree description file. Doing so will generate these variables:
DT_ALIAS_LED0_GPIOS_CONTROLLER
DT_ALIAS_LED0_GPIOS_PIN
Building and Running
This samples does not output anything to the console. It can be built and flashed to a board as follows:
After flashing the image to the board, the user LED on the board should start to blink.


An error has occurred when trying to use the service because defined restrictions have been violated:
- The maximum number of concurrent users of the subscription has been reached. For example, 5 users are allowed to use the service concurrently, all of them are currently logged in, and you have tried to login to the service as the 6th user.
- The subscription has been terminated. It is no longer available, thus you can no longer access the service.


All police responses to 911 calls in the City of Seattle within the last 12 hours.
We are codefellows students.
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These are photos released as evidence from the Grand Jury. They are presented in numerical order by file name, which is not chronological, nor necessarily the order they were presented. Click on an image to see a larger version.
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View The Screen Display Functions
Select View-Projection from BarMenu or Press alt V
Displays a dropdown menu:
Check Boxes to control dialog:
Truetype fonts f2Switch between vector and truetype fonts.
Toolbar. f3Turns the Tool Bar on/off.
Odometer f4Turns the Odometer on/off.
Refresh f5Repaint the screen
Scroll bars Turns scroll bars on/off
Check Boxes to control graphics display:
Color by Layer f6
Pen Width f7
Print Preview f8
Background Image f9
Zoom = Pan and Zoom.
Window
Camera
Wireframe Panels are displayed hollow.
Options to reconfigure the display:
RenderedPanels are shaded to simulate lighting.
SolidPanels are displayed in sequence.
OutlinePanels are displayed in opaque wireframe.


1 write to _allowEnvironmentVariables
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\parser\SemanticChecks.cs (1)
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_allowEnvironmentVariables
= allowEnvironmentVariables;
2 references to _allowEnvironmentVariables
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\parser\SemanticChecks.cs (2)
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Diagnostics.Assert(
_allowEnvironmentVariables
|| FoundError, "VisitScriptBlock should have already reported an error");
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_allowEnvironmentVariables
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Overview
The GeronimoTM
performance benchmark sample provides a suite of Apache developed
workloads for characterizing performance of the Geronimo J2EE
Application Server. The workloads consist of an end to end web
application and a full set of primitives. The applications are a
collection of Java classes, Java Servlets, Java Server Pages, Web
Services, and Enterprise Java Beans built to open J2EE APIs. Together
these provide versatile and portable test cases designed to measure
aspects of scalability and performance.
DayTrader J2EE Components
Model-View-Controller Architecture
DayTrader
DayTrader is the Geronimo end-to-end benchmark and performance sample
application. The new DayTrader benchmark has been re-designed and
developed to cover Geronimo's significantly expanding programming
model. This provides a real world workload driving Geronimo's
implementation of J2EE 1.4 and Web Services including key Geronimo
performance components and features.
DayTrader's new design spans J2EE 1.4 including the new EJB 2.1
component architecture, Message Driven beans, transactions (1-phase,
2-phase commit) and Web Services (SOAP, WSDL).
Primitives
The Primitives provide a set of workloads to
individually test various components of the Geronimo Application
Server. The primitives leverage the DayTrader application
infrastructure to test specific Geronimo J2EE components such as the
servlet engine, JSP support, EJB Entitiy, Session and Message Driven
beans, HTTP Session support and more.
Additional overview
information is included in the FAQ
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Here is a video that captures the whole project in a 6 minutes. The first 3 minutes is the Polish visit and the rest is the Czech visit. Hope youll enjoy.


The define
command creates new Grads variables. The syntax is:
define var = expression
var = expression
(the define
command may be implied)
where var
is a variable name, and expression
is any valid Grads expression.
See the section in the User's Guide on defining new variables for more information.


In the rain without being drenched
One sunday evening, while driving through the highway suddenly in the middle of the route the rain started downpouring. As the rain increased its intensity, it didn’t affect me as i was in the car protected from bad weather outside. I just kept driving thinking that how the car saves us from the everything that happens outside of the car but not letting it reach us. At the same moment, i heard the Holy Spirit(Spirit of Jesus) saying to me “circumstances should not affect you in the same way” and it is so true. We all have been in rain at least once, sometimes got drenched and sometimes not.The truth of the life is that we cannot get by with it but we certainly can understand how to deal with it. We can be cautious to let things not reach our hearts but we are not always successful in that. That does not mean we have the right to blame ourselves. We have to shake-off the self-pity attitude and take some action to get our joy back. We can do things like being with some positive people, listen to motivational speech or video, go for shopping or the best is to help some friend, family member or the one we know is in need. The things that are going around us should not reach our hearts. When our heart is not affected by external things then we are able to drive our life on right track, making sound decisions for self and others. It will help us to complete the assignments we have for this life with sound mind and joy. We always have to remind ourselves that “to be in a rain, is not a choice” but “to be drenched or not” is a choice and we have to choose wisely.


English Premier League or Premiership as it was called before is the highest level of football played in England.
It was once called the Barclays English Premier League because of its sponsorship from the Barclays Bank.
The Premier League is the richest and most watched sport in Europe. It was founded in 1992 and currently the league comprises of 20 teams.
Each team plays every other team twice in the league, once at Home and once at Away.
Every year the bottom three teams are relegated to the Championship and the top three team from there are promoted to the Premier League.
Last season 2018/2019 winners were Manchester City FC and runners were Liverpool FC.
The top 4 teams also have the opportunity to play in the UEFA Champions League which comprises of many other top teams from other leagues in Europe.
The next two teams have the chance to play the UEFA Europa League.
Premier league teams have full authority to choose and buy players from any part of the world. There are no rules that forbid paying a certain amount of buying certain
number of players. The only restrictive rules are on the work permits of the players who are non European. Candidate for such visas must prove that he is a hugely talented player
and would help the game in England.
From 2009 onwards a shift in the structure of football came into existence with the BIG 6 being the most richest and popular clubs in England. These were Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool
, Tottenham and Manchester City. These clubs wield financial power and influence and entitle a greater share of revenue due to their great stature.
The 2016–17 Deloitte Football Money League report displayed the financial disparity between the "Big Six" and the rest of the teams in the division. In their 2019 report they show that
the Big SIX are in the top ten of the worlds most richest clubs.


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#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ==============================================================================
"""Helper functions for model."""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
import six
from six.moves import range
import tensorflow as tf
from lingvo.core import py_utils
[docs]def ComputeSplits(batch_size, num_splits):
"""Creates a tensor of size num_splits of number of values per split.
Assigns each split floor(batch_size/num_splits) and round-robins
the remainder (if any) to each split.
Example::
batch_size: [5]
num_splits: 3
returns: [2, 2, 1]
Args:
batch_size: tensor of rank 0, size of tensor to be split
num_splits: number of splits to split tensor into
Returns:
tensor of length num_splits containing sizes of each split
"""
values = tf.tile(
tf.div([batch_size], num_splits),
tf.constant(
[num_splits], dtype=tf.int32))
mods = tf.tile(tf.constant([1]), tf.mod([batch_size], num_splits))
zeros = tf.tile(tf.constant([0]),
tf.subtract(tf.shape(values), tf.shape(mods)))
mods = tf.concat([mods, zeros], 0)
ret = tf.add(values, mods)
# for some reason TF erases shape information if num_splits is 1
if num_splits == 1:
ret.set_shape([1])
return ret
[docs]def SplitTensors(xs, num_splits):
"""Splits tensors in `xs` evenly into num_splits along the 1st dimenion.
Args:
xs: A tuple of tensors. Each tensor's 1st dimension is the same size.
num_splits: A python integer.
Returns:
A tuple of lists of tensors, num elements in the tuple = len(xs).
i-th element in each list corresponds to i-th split of each tensor in xs
along the first dimension of each tensor.
"""
# assert first dim of all tensors in xs is equal
batch_dims = [tf.shape(x)[0] for x in xs]
all_batch_dims = tf.stack(batch_dims)
all_batch_dims = py_utils.with_dependencies([
py_utils.assert_equal(
all_batch_dims,
tf.shape(xs[0])[0],
message='first dim of tensors in xs must match'),
py_utils.assert_greater_equal(
tf.shape(xs[0])[0],
num_splits,
message='first dim of tensors in xs must be greater than num_splits')
], all_batch_dims)
splits = ComputeSplits(tf.shape(xs[0])[0], num_splits)
# add the above assertion into the compute graph
splits = py_utils.with_dependencies([all_batch_dims], splits)
split_xs = [tf.split(axis=0, num_or_size_splits=splits, value=x) for x in xs]
return split_xs
[docs]def SplitDictOfTensors(t_dict, num_splits):
"""Splits tensors in `t_dict` evenly into `num_splits` along the 1st dimenion.
Args:
t_dict: A dictionary of tensors. Each tensor's 1st dimension is the same
size.
num_splits: A python integer.
Returns:
A list of dictionaries of tensors, num elements in the list = num_splits
i-th dictionary in the list corresponds to i-th split of each tensor
along the first dimension of each tensor for each key in the original dict.
"""
keys = []
values = []
for k, v in six.iteritems(t_dict):
keys.append(k)
values.append(v)
splits = SplitTensors(tuple(values), num_splits)
assert all(len(lst) == len(splits[0]) for lst in splits)
ret_list = []
for s in range(num_splits):
d = {}
for k in range(len(splits)):
d[keys[k]] = splits[k][s]
ret_list.append(d)
return ret_list