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The Catavolt SDK entry point, an instance of the sdk {AppContext} which is always available to components. A singleton instance is used by the underlying components to interact with the sdk.
The CvEventRegistry handles decoupled communication between components. Any component may subscribe to and publish CvEvents. See also CvListener and CvEventType
If this callback function is provided, automatically fire this action immediately upon mounting and return the result via the callback
The sdk {MenuDef} that points to this action. If not specified the containing sdk {PaneContext} will be searched for the matching MenuDef
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The sdk {PaneContext} associated with this action. If not specified, the context chain will be upwardly searched to find a component with a containing sdk {PaneContext} scopeObj
Render override function. It should accept the following params:
Provides any target values that may have been 'selected' when firing this action
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public final class Pilot
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
calculatePosition(double speedLeftWing,
double speedRightWing)
Calculates the and sets the new position of the pilot in the x, y and z axis.
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double |
getAngularVelocity() |
static Pilot |
getInstance()
Method returns the instance of the Pilot.
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double |
getPitchAngle() |
double |
getRollAngle() |
boolean |
isOnPositiveSite() |
boolean |
isOnRightSite() |
void |
reset()
Resets all position and forces to the initial values.
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void |
setChangeInSidewaySpeed(double speed)
Sets the new speed impulse to the side.
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void |
setChangeInSpeed(double speed)
Sets the new speed impulse.
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void |
setInFullStall(boolean inFullStall) |
void |
setRollAngle(double rollAngle) |
public static Pilot getInstance()
public void setChangeInSpeed(double speed)
speed
- public void setChangeInSidewaySpeed(double speed)
speed
- public void reset()
public void calculatePosition(double speedLeftWing, double speedRightWing)
speedLeftWing
- doublespeedRightWing
- doublepublic double getPitchAngle()
public double getAngularVelocity()
public double getRollAngle()
public void setRollAngle(double rollAngle)
public boolean isOnPositiveSite()
public boolean isOnRightSite()
public void setInFullStall(boolean inFullStall)


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Instructions for specific methods developed or used by Delta are listed in the Contents of the manual. Further assistance is available from Field and Test Methods. Personnel are not limited to these methods, but should ensure they use standard, documented methodologies. Many reference books and on-line resources for field methods are listed in this Bibliography, however it is only meant to be indicative. New books (for example) are frequently added to the collection. As books are arranged by topic, this bibliography can be used as a starting point. Further resources may be found in the Legislation Bibliography, which includes guidelines and codes of practice that may be set by regulation, and the Laboratory Methods Bibliography. The "Favorites" bookmark tool contains a section on test methods available on-line.
Bibliographies covering the following are presented below:
Monitoring program protocols, contaminated site assessment and remediation, assessment and inventory methods.
| Monitoring Programs | National Field Manual for the Collection of Water-Quality Data |
Bioassessment protocols for streams are available from the USEPA:
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| EMAN Biodiversity Monitoring Protocols (including seaweeds, fish, shorebirds, invertebrates...) | |
| US EPA Volunteer Lake Monitoring - A Methods Manual online, and in the Ebooks directory on the Delta network | |
| US Office of Water National Estuary Program - Guidelines for Monitoring | |
| NSW Biodiversity Survey - Field Guide to Survey Methods | |
| Farm Monitoring Handbook - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Water Quality for Maintenance of Aquatic Ecosystems: Appropriate Indicators - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Water Quality Sampling Manual - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Provisional Water Quality Investigations Manual - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Australian Water Quality Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Waters (ANZECC) - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Emission Testing Methodology for Air Pollution Manual (SA EPA) - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Ecological Field Methods for Macroalgae - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Zooplankton Research Methods - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Contaminated Sites - Assessment and Remediation | NSW EPA Environment Protection - Manual for Authorised Officers |
| Ecorisk Guidance Documents | |
| Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Information | |
| ECOLOGICAL RISK ANALYSIS TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS | |
| Guidelines for Consultants Reporting on Contaminated Sites - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Guidelines for Assessing Banana Plantation Sites - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Guidelines for the Vertical Mixing of Soil on Former Broad-acre Agricultural land - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Guidelines for Assessing Service Station Sites - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Health Risk Assessment Methodology for Contaminated Sites - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Contaminated Sites Sampling Design Guidelines - St Kilda office bookcase * also see Australian Standards | |
| Competencies & Acceptance of Environmental Auditors and Related Professionals - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Draft National Ecological Risk Assessment Framework for Contaminated Sites - Framework description - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Draft National Ecological Risk Assessment Framework for Contaminated Sites - Derivation of Ecological Impact Levels - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Draft National Ecological Risk Assessment Framework for Contaminated Sites - Exposure, Toxicology and Chemical Parameters - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Technology Alternatives for the Remediation of Soils Contaminated with As, Cd, Cr, Hg - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Orchard and Market Garden Contamination - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Tool Kit of Information Resources for Brownfields Investigation and Cleanup - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| National Environment Protection Measure - Contaminated Site Assessment - St Kilda CDROM software archives | |
| Assessment and Inventory | Interim Marine Bioregionalistion for Australia |
| Forest Management Workshop Manual | |
| Australian EIA Network | |
| ICMISS - Integrated Catchment Management GIS | |
| CANRI - Community access to environmental information, NSW. | |
| A Compendium of On-Line Soil Survey Information | |
| Atlas SA - cadastral, geographic and NRM information | |
| SARIG - mining databases for SA | |
| NatureMaps - aerial photography and biodiversity mapping | |
| Obswell - groundwater data for SA | |
| EIA: Cutting Edge for the 21st Century - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Procedures for Environmental Assessment of Proposals in WA - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Evaluation and Assessment for Conservation - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Ecology and Field Biology (APPENDICES) - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Land Assessment Process for Crown Lands - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Environmental Audit Guidebook - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Biological Survey of SA - Vegetation Survey Handbook - St Kilda office bookcase | |
| Biological Survey of SA - Fauna Survey Handbook - St Kilda office bookcase |


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Autodesk BIM 360 Services for Construction is among the fastest growing products in Autodesk’s history. BIM 360 APIs and SDK allows developers to extend the capabilities by harnessing the power of web services to transforms the way Construction project data is collected, connected, visualized and managed in the cloud. As a cloud platform, Glue and Field are built for integration with third party systems through our Web Services API. Integration can be as simple as embedding the BIM 360 3D viewer into an application (think of embedding a Youtube video in a web page) or as sophisticated as linking BIM object data to project workflows. Integrations are built on the premise of semantically linking, rather than moving data.
What is the Autodesk® BIM 360™ Glue SDK?
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With the BIM 360 Glue SDK, you can build applications that take full advantage of the power of the BIM 360 Glue Platform and bring state of the art BIM technology into your products and services.
The Windows Desktop Client (Test Harness) is a Visual Studio 2010 Project written in C#.
The ASP.NET Web Application is a Visual Studio 2010 Project written in C#.
Field API is a REST based web services API that returns results serialized as JSON. All high-level objects support CRUD.
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Play with the following live application first to understand the Web Services API, and then setup your first integration app leveraging the web services. Make sure you check the source code of these live samples.
A live quick start guide demonstrating the workflow of using Field Web Services.
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Additional samples in various languages, demonstrating the workflow of BIM 360 Glue API.
Some other samples, demonstrating the BIM 360 Field API Workflows
Samples demonstrating the possible usage of Autodesk view and data API:
The BIM 360 Field API is available to anyone with a BIM 360 Field account. Information on accessing the API is available here.
The BIM 360 Glue API requires OAuth authentication, and there fore you myst request an API key in order to access the API. Information on requesting your API key is posted here.
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{# Fonts #} {# Pure.css #} {# TeX support #} {# bokeh #} {# Defer loading bokeh, so it does not block rendering #} {% for f in bokehres.js_files -%} {%- endfor %} {% for f in bokehres.css_files -%} {%- endfor %}
This is work in progress and contributions are welcome. Head over to GitHub to see where you can help.
Other languages using the Arabic alphabet (regional dialects, Urdu, Persian) are explicitly not supported.
xmodmap ar-lulua.xmodmap
%localappdata%\klavaro
(Windows) or
~/.config/klavaro/
(Linux), select Keyboard →
(Custom), then lulua_ar.28 letters make up the Arabic alphabet and quite a few extra symbols are required for proper text input, like the {{ hamzah }} in its different shapes أ إ آ ء ئ ؤ, {{ tamarbutah }}, {{ alifmaqsurah }} and various diacritics for vowelized texts. Since the performance of a keyboard layout depends on the text entered it is necessary to study its mono-, di- and trigraph frequencies first. The novel corpus built for the following analysis consists of
| مصدر | كلام | حروف | |
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| {{ c.source.name.ar }} | {% set count = c.get ('count') %} {% if count %} {# use new style formatting, for some reason %7,d does not work #}{{ '{:7,d}'.format(count.num)|arabnum }} {{ count.kind.ar }} | {% else %}{% endif %} {% set stats = c.get ('stats') %} {% for k in ('words', 'characters') %} {% set i = stats[k]|approx('ar') %} | {{ '%5.1f'|format(i[0])|arabnum }} {{ i[1] }} | {% endfor %}
| مجموع | {% for k in ('words', 'characters') %} {% set i = corpustotal[k]|approx('ar') %} | {{ '%5.1f'|format(i[0])|arabnum }} {{ i[1] }} | {% endfor %}
| Source | Words | Characters | |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ c.source.name.en }} | {% set count = c.get ('count') %} {% if count %} {# use new style formatting, for some reason %7,d does not work #}{{ '{:7,d}'.format(count.num)|numspace }} {{ count.kind.en }} | {% else %}{% endif %} {% set stats = c.get ('stats') %} {% for k in ('words', 'characters') %} {% set i = stats[k]|approx %} | {{ '%5.1f'|format(i[0])|numspace }} {{ i[1] }} | {% endfor %}
| Total | {% for k in ('words', 'characters') %} {% set i = corpustotal[k]|approx %} | {{ '%5.1f'|format(i[0])|numspace }} {{ i[1] }} | {% endfor %}
The chosen Quran representation does not include all quranic diacritization symbols, like other datasets. This makes comparison fairer, since most keyboards presented below do not include any of them.
The plot below shows {{ alif }}, {{ lam }}, {{ ya }}, {{ mim }}, {{ waw }} and {{ nun }} can be considered the most frequently used letters in the Arabic language. Together they account for more than 55% of all letters in the corpus.
Throughout this evaluation color coding is used to identify fingers:
Asymmetry is defined as the difference between left and right hand button usage \(b_{left/right}\) and includes the thumb:
$$a = \frac{b_{left}}{b_{total}} - \frac{b_{right}}{b_{total}}$$The layout proposed uses four shift layers in a way inspired by Neo2. Thus it assumes a 102/105 key ISO keyboard common in Europe – but also available in Arab countries – to accommodate for the necessary shift keys. These are in order: Shift on the left and right, caps lock on the left and the rightmost key in the middle row, the key right to the left shift key and the key labeled Alt Gr to the right of the spacebar. Symbols are assigned to the four layers by their function: characters, punctuation, diacritics, other.
Apple, for instance, provides an Arabic hardware keyboard with this physical layout. But both variants, 101/104 key and 102/105 key devices, seem to exist in the Arab world.
The first layer was optimized using an extended reimplementation of carpalx. From several runs with 100.000 iterations each the layout which had good scores and looked reasonable to the human eye was picked. Afterwards the third layer was optimized using the same process, but only using data from the Hindawi corpus, because it is the only one with at least some fully diacriticised texts. Finally the different brackets were arranged by hand and the remaining symbols algorithmically distributed on the second layer using the raw Wikitext from the Arabic Wikipedia dataset.
This is a common way of arranging brackets, because most algorithms ignore human desire for symmetry.
The most frequent letters have all been assigned to the home row, which makes them easily accessible. {{ Alif }} and {{ lam }} are typed with different hands, balancing the load on hands almost evenly. The index and middle finger of both hands share the majority of the typing load, but naturally the left middle finger is used more frequently due to its assignment to the letter {{ alif }}.
The layout targets Quaranic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), also called Fuṣḥa (الفصحى), only. Dialectical Arabic (العامية) is mainly a spoken language, although with the rise of social media sites like Twitter and Facebook this is changing. For now however it’s not an optimization target due to the lack of a good, representative corpus.
Designing the layout to be compose-based has both benefits and disadvantages. Compose-based mainly means the {{ hamzah }} is treated like an optional diacritic for {{ alif }}, {{ waw }} and {{ ya }} instead of viewing {{ alifhamzah }}, {{ wawhamzah }} and {{ yahamzah }} as precombined, atomic units. Although {{ alifhamzah_ }} and {{ alif_ }} are not the same, the {{ hamzah_ }} can be dropped if the writer’s intention is unambigiously inferable from context. Thus it makes sense to provide {{ hamzah_ }} as a combining character on the keyboard. Additionally it uses two keys less than precombining it with its stems, allowing the entire alphabet plus hamzah diacritic to fit on a single keyboard layer. However, there is a cost to this approach: All {{ hamzah_ }} variants account for {{ '%.1f'|format(layoutstats['ar-osx'].hamzaImpact*100) }}% of button combinations. Splitting {{ hamzah_ }} and from its stem means doubling the total number of button combinations and thus button presses, decreasing scores like words per minute (WPM) slightly. Splitting {{ alif }} and {{ alifhamzah }} could also reduce pressure on left middle finger and allow for more even distribution, since {{ layoutstats['ar-osx'].hamzaOnAlef|fraction }}th of all {{ alif }} uses are with {{ hamzah }}.
See for example section 3.3 of Buckwalter’s Issues in Arabic Morphological Analysis.


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HighRes-net: Multi-Frame Super-Resolution by Recursive Fusion
Michel Deudon* , Alfredo Kalaitzis*,
Md Rifat Arefin,
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We introduce HighRes-Net, a recursive neural network for MFSR, as well as shiftNet-Lanczos, a neural network for image
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Forecasting Extremes in Time Series for Climate Change
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Given an input of several bits, this will divide it into several equal-sized groups (starting from the lowest-order bit) and output the group selected by the select input.
For example, if we have an eight-bit input 01010101, and we are to have a three-bit output, then group 0 will be the lowest-order three bits 101, group 1 will be the next three bits, 010, and group 2 will be the next three bits 001. (Any bits beyond the top are filled in with 0.) The select input will be a two-bit number that selects which of these three groups to output; if the select input is 3, then 000 will be the output.
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Provides functionality to create and modify database schema / metadata so that it can be evolved over time in a recreatable and deterministic way. This is done by versioning the database schema. This API gives you database independence for your schema definition since all the SQL is generated by the DbAdapter.
There is also the ability to include raw SQL statements from a file. These files can be defined for each database type in order to preserve database independence.
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try { new Migrator(domain.getDataNode("production"), MyDataMap0.class.getPackage().getName()).migrateToLatest(); } catch (SQLException e) { throw new RuntimeException("Unable to migrate database to current version: " + e.getMessage(), e); }


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This method will read at least 1 byte from the stream and will cooperatively block until that byte is available or an error occurs.
If the stream is not in 'non-blocking' mode it will be put in 'non-blocking' mode it the stream supports s.non_blocking() and s.non_blocking(bool).
If in non blocking mode, the call will be synchronous avoiding heap allocs and context switching. If the sync call returns 'would block' then an promise is created and an async read is generated.
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- Create can create an instance of Watermark
- Mount will mount instance which created in previous step to body
- Set will set instance configuration randomly
- Destory will destory the instance
- Mount and Set will call draw function automatically to simplify the operation in this demo
- There was an instance of Watermark I created for you when the page loaded. You can destory it use Destory and re-create
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001/* 002 * Copyright (C) 2002-2017 Sebastiano Vigna 003 * 004 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 005 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 006 * You may obtain a copy of the License at 007 * 008 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 009 * 010 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 011 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 012 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 013 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 014 * limitations under the License. 015 */ 016package it.unimi.dsi.fastutil.ints; 017import java.util.Collection; 018/** A type-specific {@link Collection}; provides some additional methods 019 * that use polymorphism to avoid (un)boxing. 020 * 021 *
Additionally, this class defines strengthens (again) {@link #iterator()}. 022 * 023 * @see Collection 024 */ 025public interface IntCollection extends Collection<Integer>, IntIterable { 026 /** Returns a type-specific iterator on the elements of this collection. 027 * 028 *
Note that this specification strengthens the one given in 029 * {@link java.lang.Iterable#iterator()}, which was already 030 * strengthened in the corresponding type-specific class, 031 * but was weakened by the fact that this interface extends {@link Collection}. 032 * 033 * @return a type-specific iterator on the elements of this collection. 034 */ 035 @Override 036 IntIterator iterator(); 037 /** Returns a type-specific iterator on this elements of this collection. 038 * 039 * @see #iterator() 040 * @deprecated As of fastutil 5, replaced by {@link #iterator()}. 041 */ 042 @Deprecated 043 IntIterator intIterator(); 044 /** Ensures that this collection contains the specified element (optional operation). 045 * @see Collection#add(Object) 046 */ 047 boolean add(int key); 048 /** Returns {@code true} if this collection contains the specified element. 049 * @see Collection#contains(Object) 050 */ 051 boolean contains(int key); 052 /** Removes a single instance of the specified element from this 053 * collection, if it is present (optional operation). 054 * 055 *
Note that this method should be called {@link java.util.Collection#remove(Object) remove()}, but the clash 056 * with the similarly named index-based method in the {@link java.util.List} interface 057 * forces us to use a distinguished name. For simplicity, the set interfaces reinstates 058 * remove(). 059 * 060 * @see Collection#remove(Object) 061 */ 062 boolean rem(int key); 063 /** {@inheritDoc} 064 * @deprecated Please use the corresponding type-specific method instead. 065 */ 066 @Deprecated 067 @Override 068 boolean add(Integer key); 069 /** {@inheritDoc} 070 * @deprecated Please use the corresponding type-specific method instead. 071 */ 072 @Deprecated 073 @Override 074 boolean contains(Object key); 075 /** {@inheritDoc} 076 * @deprecated Please use (and implement) the {@code rem()} method instead. 077 */ 078 @Deprecated 079 @Override 080 boolean remove(Object key); 081 /** Returns a primitive type array containing the items of this collection. 082 * @return a primitive type array containing the items of this collection. 083 * @see Collection#toArray() 084 */ 085 int[] toIntArray(); 086 /** Returns a primitive type array containing the items of this collection. 087 * 088 *
Note that, contrarily to {@link Collection#toArray(Object[])}, this 089 * methods just writes all elements of this collection: no special 090 * value will be added after the last one. 091 * 092 * @param a if this array is big enough, it will be used to store this collection. 093 * @return a primitive type array containing the items of this collection. 094 * @see Collection#toArray(Object[]) 095 * @deprecated Please use {@code toArray()} instead—this method is redundant. 096 */ 097 @Deprecated 098 int[] toIntArray(int a[]); 099 /** Returns an array containing all of the elements in this collection; the runtime type of the returned array is that of the specified array. 100 * 101 *
Note that, contrarily to {@link Collection#toArray(Object[])}, this 102 * methods just writes all elements of this collection: no special 103 * value will be added after the last one. 104 * 105 * @param a if this array is big enough, it will be used to store this collection. 106 * @return a primitive type array containing the items of this collection. 107 * @see Collection#toArray(Object[]) 108 */ 109 int[] toArray(int a[]); 110 /** Adds all elements of the given type-specific collection to this collection. 111 * 112 * @param c a type-specific collection. 113 * @see Collection#addAll(Collection) 114 * @return true if this collection changed as a result of the call. 115 */ 116 boolean addAll(IntCollection c); 117 /** Checks whether this collection contains all elements from the given type-specific collection. 118 * 119 * @param c a type-specific collection. 120 * @see Collection#containsAll(Collection) 121 * @return true if this collection contains all elements of the argument. 122 */ 123 boolean containsAll(IntCollection c); 124 /** Remove from this collection all elements in the given type-specific collection. 125 * 126 * @param c a type-specific collection. 127 * @see Collection#removeAll(Collection) 128 * @return true if this collection changed as a result of the call. 129 */ 130 boolean removeAll(IntCollection c); 131 /** Retains in this collection only elements from the given type-specific collection. 132 * 133 * @param c a type-specific collection. 134 * @see Collection#retainAll(Collection) 135 * @return true if this collection changed as a result of the call. 136 */ 137 boolean retainAll(IntCollection c); 138}


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Here. ShawnMor documents his hangover from a hd crash w/o a recent backup, collecting backup schemes from contributors to avoid this problem in the future. I wonder how users that don't program computers for a living deal with this problem if we have trouble?


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This Module presents the Keeling Curve, the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide over time. The curve is named after atmospheric scientist Charles David Keeling. It utilizes data from NOAA's Earth Systems Research Laboratory collected from their Mauna Loa Observatory. The dynamic graph appears above the collection site on Mauna Loa. A GeoScope layer with the OnTerra Bing Maps Aerial data truncated to level 10 is recommended presenting for this module.
The module will appear as "cherry blossoms" in the object tree, under Solar System/Planets/Earth. The variable KeelingCurveYearPlot is used to animate the graph. The data span is from 1974-2016.


湖南福马科技发展有限公司，基于微信、手机APP，为企业提供开发、运营、培训、推广一体化解决方案，帮助企业实现线上线下互通（O2O），社会化客户关系管理（SCRM），移动电商（Vshop），轻应用（lightapp）等多个层面的业务开发，凭借着丰富的产品功能、全新的产品设计、快速的产品创新、超出用户期待的产品价值，仅两年时间，成为行业领先者。
Foma of hunan science and technology development co., LTD., based on WeChat, mobile phone APP, provide enterprises with the development, operation, training, promotion of integrated solutions, help enterprises to realize online communication (O2O), social customer relationship management (SCRM), mobile electricity (Vshop), light application (lightapp) and so on several levels of business development, with rich product functions, new product design, rapid product innovation, beyond the product value of users expect, only two years, become the industry leader.
滑客是福马科技在进军移动互联过程中的又一战略行为，福马科技凭借领先的技术开发能力和行业资源、行业经验，深度服务于本地O2O市场，同时，滑客作为新媒体广告的载体，改变了用户看广告的规则，从被动到主动，让看广告变得有偿。
Huako forma technology in the mobile Internet and in the process of strategic behavior, the horse with leading technology development ability of science and technology and industry resources, industry experience, depth in the service of the local O2O market, at the same time, the guest as a carrier of the new media advertising, changed the user see the rules of advertising, from passive to active, make advertising fee.


About Me
Hey there and welcome to my personal website. I'm a Web Developer, Data Analyst and Hobby Visual Artist from Nigeria currently residing in Canada. I generally have an interest in Technology, Art and Sports
For about 2 years I've been developing websites and web applications. I've worked on both front-end and back-end. I mainly code in Python and Javascript of recent but Java was my first programming language
- Nationality: Nigerian
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TripJar, 2019
As an individual project, I researched and designed a mobile app that encourages group trip planning through private trip profiles and voting features.
To find out about users' experiences with travel planning I conducted a survey and 5 in-person interviews with subjects that varied in age, income, and cultural group.
Once my understanding of the user was deeper, I developed my proto persona into Sandy Lang. Ultimately Sandy just wants the whole family to enjoy their trip. However, adding trip planning to her busy schedule is stressful, especially when she is trying to do it all by herself.
I brainstormed possibilities with the "I Like, I Wish, What If" method and then prioritized potential features with a MoSCoW chart. The app could have gone in many directions and I was interested in exploring those ideas, but with the time constraints of the project I could only focus on a few features.
A repeated sentiment from my survey and interview data was that users are planning trips with their trip companions in mind. However, they often use multiple apps to coordinate. I prioritized the features Trip Profile, Search function, and Voting function because these would provide a space and a way to conveniently coordinate planning together, to share ideas, get everyone's input, and store ideas.
Storyboarding helped me empathize not only with Sandy but with her kids, who are also living bustling lives. For TripJar to help a whole group plan together, it needs to appeal to audiences that differ in age, lifestyle, and tech-saviness.
I noticed potential points of negative emotion when the user has to input information and points of positive emotion when the user finds an item, sends it to a trip and gets feedback. Some opportunities to improve the emotional experience are:
I created flows based on my MVP features, aiming to keep the flows simple while giving the user ample options (ex. where to vote, where to send an item).
I conducted a SWOT analysis to consider what TripJar brings to the table:
I'm quick with pen and paper, so I started by churning out sketches and trying out ideas before going into XD.
Check out the full lo-fi prototype:
Search Home
Trip Profile
Check out the full prototype:


My Favorite Places
Here are some of my favorite places to visit.
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I was able to dramatically improve the performance of HttpClient by removing one line of code. Take the below snippet;
var httpClientHandler = new HttpClientHandler()
{
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This code averaged 20 seconds per 100 requests. Using the default ClientCertificateOption.Manual this improved to 4 seconds.
I couldn't understand why this would be, so I cracked open HttpClient with Jetbrains dotpeek to take a closer look.
HttpClient eventually calls it's base class SendAsync method. This calls SendAsync on the handler and it is here the importance of this property becomes clear.
The handler calls the private method CreateAndPrepareWebRequest(). This in turn calls the innocent sounding SetDefaultOptions(...) method where the below code lurks;
X509CertificateCollection clientCertificates = UnsafeNclNativeMethods.NativePKI.FindClientCertificates(); if (clientCertificates.Count <= 0) return; webRequest.ClientCertificates = clientCertificates;
It turns out the FindClientCertificates() method enumerates the users certificate store on every request.
I found this amazing and it seems extremely wasteful.
I am still trying to figure out if there is a good reason why the certificate store couldn't be enumerated once and the certificate list stored for future requests.
But that's for another day!


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If this technology is so complex, why call it “blockchain?” At its most basic level, blockchain is literally just a chain of blocks, but not in the traditional sense of those words. When we say the words “block” and “chain” in this context, we are actually talking about digital information (the “block”) stored in a public database (the “chain”). “Blocks” on the blockchain are made up of digital pieces of information. Specifically, they have three parts: Blocks store information about transactions like the date, time, and dollar amount of your most recent purchase from Amazon. (NOTE: This Amazon example is for illustrative purchases; Amazon retail does not work on a blockchain principle as of this writing) Blocks store information about who is participating in transactions. A block for your splurge purchase from Amazon would record your name along with Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN). Instead of using your actual name, your purchase is recorded without any identifying information using a unique “digital signature,” sort of like a username. Blocks store information that distinguishes them from other blocks. Much like you and I have names to distinguish us from one another, each block stores a unique code called a “hash” that allows us to tell it apart from every other block. Hashes are cryptographic codes created by special algorithms.  Even though the details of your new transaction would look nearly identical to your earlier purchase, we can still tell the blocks apart because of their unique codes. While the block in the example above is being used to store a single purchase from Amazon, the reality is a little different. A single block on the Bitcoin blockchain can actually store up to 1 MB of data. Depending on the size of the transactions, that means a single block can house a few thousand transactions under one roof.


Factory (or called also gun-production) WILL BE available only for players with more than 1.000 million of experience!
We are actually working on the factory, keep playing, it will be live soon!
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Welcome to the factory, here you can produces parts of guns to craft guns.
Each gun require at least one of all parts.
After crafting your guns, you can sell them on the 'gun-market'.
Note about autocraft : it will try to craft all parts when it's possible.
Autocraft for the guns will craft the first gun of the list of there is not enough parts.
Gun-market WILL BE available only for player with more than 1.000 experience!
Ii will be unlocked for players that have unlocked the factory feature.
Note that we are working on the factory and gun-market!
Keep playing, available soon, I promise! ;)
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Welcome to the gun-market!
Here you will be able to sell your hardly crafted guns.
Be careful when buying prestige-upgrades!
Note : you keep prestige-upgrades when you soft-reset.
Game is currently running at : You may have to reduce fps if the game is slowing down your computer.
Warning : this doesn't affect the general gameplay, you will not produce more or less drugs, etc.
How to play?
Welcome to Blackmarket!
Blackmarket is an incremental game where you manage a Drug Empire!  To earn your first few $$$ bills, you have to shoot! You can buy upgrades to improve your operations and boost your cash flow.
Once you have some cash to spend, you can invest in some "buildings" that will produce "candy" (We mean drugs, LOTS of drugs!). Buildings produce a specific amount of drugs which you can then sell for sweet $Cash Money$! .
Blackmarket has three primary drugs (weed, meth and cocaine). Each drug has its own line of buildings and dealers. Once you have a few buildings, you can hire dealers. Dealers sell an amount of their respective drug every second!
It's as simple as that, the business of drugs!
Note that Blackmarket never sleeps! Even if you close Blackmarket your business will continue producing and selling drugs!
What is prestige?
Prestige is earned as you play and gain more money. Once you're ready you can soft-reset and begin again with a multiplier. When you reach a certain point during game play, you may choose to prestige as it's the best way to get further in the game. This is done by going to the options-menu and choosing "soft-reset". depending on your progress - you will be given a certain amount of "experience".
In Blackmarket, the prestige currency is "experience", and the amount of experience will determine your prestige rank, which will give a prestige multiplier. Take a look in the "table" panel which shows all the prestige ranks, experience needed for them and prestige multiplier these ranks give.
The prestige multiplier affect both the shoot reward and drug prices.
How is experience determined?
Your amount of experience is determined by your total money. The current formula is :
Math.floor(35 * Math.sqrt(totalMoney/1e7))
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v1.20 : factory/gun-production
- New features have been added : the factory (also called gun-production) and the gun-market!
- Added new upgrades, new prestige upgrades, new prestige-ranks.
- Some small balancing.
I think it will be the end of Blackmarket, I don't plan to add anymore new content/features.
It was a pleasure to develop this game, I enjoyed to make it.
I hope you enjoyed Blackmarket as much as we enjoy making it!
Thanks for playing Blackmarket!
v1.10 (05/20/2015) : Back to Development!
- Blackmarket now has two Developers! : Welcome Latteralus!
- Reworked the UI.
- Drugs/Builds/Upgrades Balancing
- Changed names of builds, dealers, upgrades and ranks! (More to come soon!)
- Some small bug fixes (especially about saving)!
- Some back end invisible changes.
v1.07 (04/30/2015) : small fixes.
- Slightly changed prestige panel.
- Worked about the experience spent and prestige-ranks bug (It should be fixed now).
- Some back end improvement.
v1.06 (04/24/2015) : achievements and game balancing.
- Added achievements! Actually, you don't gain any bonuses from them, but it's planned, to gain a certain % from these achievements!
- Meth and cocaine buildings/dealers have been boosted, they produces/sell more.
- Weed price is nerfed, meth and cocaine is a bit boosted.
- Some bugs fixed.
- Some back end improvement.
v1.05 (04/23/2015) : prestige-upgrades changed!
- Changed prestige-upgrades, now you keep prestige-upgrades when going to soft-reset!
- Fixed some bugs with prestige-upgrades.
- Numbers can go up to 10e153 (quinquagintillion).
v1.04 (04/22/2015) : small changes
- Changed experience required for ranks! It should be easier now.
- Added an option to hide/show upgrades owned!
- Added auto-shooting/reloading. If you want to disable them, you must reload the page, sorry!
- Changed builds/dealers prices.
- Builds/dealers produces/sells a bit more.
- Changed upgrades layout.
- Fixed a bug with prestige-upgrades.
- Experience formula have been a bit nerfed, it's now :
Math.floor(30 * Math.sqrt(totalMoney/1e7)).
v1.03 (04/21/2015) : new upgrades
- Added new upgrades, changed prices of some of them.
- Added new prestige-upgrades and changed their layout. New prestige upgrades make the shooting reward earn x % of your current $/sec.
- Fixed a bug with the shooting reward.
- Removed the g/sec in the navbar of each drug to make the game more user friendly interface on Kongregate.
- Fixed a bug with import/export and upgrades.
- Added an alert when using Internet Explorer (Blackmarket doesn't work correctly with ANY versions of IE).
- Some backends invisible changes.
v1.02 (04/20/2015) : dealers selling bug (really fixed?)
- New drugs prices : weed is boosted at 100$/g, meth is nerfed at 350 $/g, cocaine is nerfed at 1500$/g.
- Bugs with drugs prices when you got all upgrades and prestige upgrades is fixed! Have to soft-reset to see it.
- Some backend invisible changes.
- Dealers selling bug should be fixed! Please, I need feedback about it! I want to give a huge thank to /u/grammarxcore for totally helping me to kill this nasty bug!
- Added an option to export and import your progress! Very useful if you want to keep the same game and have to switch between multiples computers/smartphones/tablets! (Warning: export/import is in beta-testing!)
- Added an option to change the frames per second of the game, it will change the refresh rate of every stats you can see on the game!
Please note : this option doesn't affect gameplay! You will not gain more or less drug for example!
- Numbers are easier to read.
- Some backend invisible changes.
v1.01 (04/19/2015) : bugs fixes
- Fixed a bug with dealers drug selling.
- New layout for upgrades/builds/dealers.
- Balanced (again) prestige-ranks and added some.
- Balanced some upgrades (weed/meth/cocaine price upgrades).
- Some backup invisibles changes.
v1.00 (04/18/2015) : official release!
After months of prototype/alpha and beta, the game has now entered on his official release stage!
What's new in this version?
- Material design UI!
- Code totally rewritten, it let me add more content and fix bugs easily!
- More upgrades, more prestige ranks (but not enough prestige upgrades)!
- Game rebalanced.
Thanks you for playing Blackmarket, which is my first biggest project. From the beginning, it reached a total of 50k unique players!
Keep an eye on Blackmarket, more features are planned!
Send me a message on my reddit account
GitHub repo : if you want to contribute or take a look


Lexical scanner for SmartREST messages. More...
#include <smartrest.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | SrTokType { SR_NONE = 0, SR_ERROR, SR_STRING, SR_INT, SR_FLOAT, SR_EOB, SR_NEWLINE } |
| Token data type used by SrLexer for lexical scanning. | |
| typedef std::pair< SrTokType, std::string > | SrToken |
| Data structure used for holding a SmartREST token with its data type. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| SrLexer (const std::string &_s) | |
| SrLexer constructor. More... | |
| SrToken | next () |
| Get the next token from the lexer. More... | |
| bool | isdelimiter (const SrToken &tok) const |
| Check if the given tokens is a delimiter for a SmartREST record. More... | |
| void | reset (const std::string &_s) |
| Reset the lexer with a new string. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| size_t | pre |
| Start position of the token, counting ALL garbage character. | |
| size_t | start |
| Start position of the token, counting NO garbage character. | |
| size_t | end |
| End position of the token. One past the last character. | |
Lexical scanner for SmartREST messages.
A SmartREST message consists of a comma-separated-values.
|
inline |
SrLexer constructor.
| _s | the string for lexical scanning. |
| SrToken SrLexer::next | ( | ) |
Get the next token from the lexer.
This function is state-ful, no re-entrant. It scans over one CSV token and stops. In case the token has escaping double quotes, all of them are removed. This function implements an iterator that is commonly found in high-level languages.
|
inline |
Check if the given tokens is a delimiter for a SmartREST record.
A SmartREST record is a complete response, which consists of multiple CSV values. By definition, a SmartREST record ends with a non-escaped newline or end of buffer.
| tok | a CSV token to check |
|
inline |
Reset the lexer with a new string.
This function clears all internal states of the lexer, and sets its buffer to the given string. The purpose of this function is for re-using an existing lexer, instead of create a new one every time.
| _s | the new string for lexing. |


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User Defined Process
Used for: POST /validation, PUT /process_graphs/pg_id
Name
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Example Job
Used for: POST /jobs, PATCH /jobs/job_id
Upload from file
{{ job_value }}
Example Sync Job
Used for: POST /result
Upload from file
{{ job_sync_value }}
Example Service
Used for: POST /services
Upload from file
{{ service_value }}
Collection ID
{% if config_created %}
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You need to apply settings at least once, after that a validation button will appear here
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| AddCommand | Add a migration command. |
| CreateCommand | Create a migration command. |
| ListCommand | List migrations command. |
| MigrateCommand | Migrate command. |
| MigrateOneCommand | Migrate a migration command. |
| RefreshCommand | Refresh migrations command. |
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| RollbackCommand | Rollback command. |
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- CalculateResult1v1(int, int) - Static method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.JArenaELOranking
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Culcultaes the new ranking by using a three staged ELOsystem.
- canSet(Location) - Method in interface com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.IWorldMap
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- canSet(Location, Collection) - Method in interface com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.IWorldMap
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- canSet(Location) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.worldmap.WorldMap
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Used to see if a collection can be set at that loaction.
- canSet(Location, Collection) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.worldmap.WorldMap
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Used to see if a plot can be set at that location.
- ChunkPos - Class in com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core
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- Collection - Class in com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api
-
- Collection(ICollectionManager, UUID, JTownExtension, FileConfiguration) - Constructor for class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Collection
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The constructor used for restoring a Collection.
- Collection(ICollectionManager, UUID, JTownExtension, String, String) - Constructor for class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Collection
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- CollectionManager - Class in com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core
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- CollectionManager(JavaPlugin, Core) - Constructor for class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.CollectionManager
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.website - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.website
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.worldmap - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.worldmap
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- com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.util - package com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.util
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- constructCollection(String, ICollectionManager, UUID, FileConfiguration) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.JTownExtension
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This method will be called from the CollectionManager in order to
reconstruct a collection.
- constructCollection(String, ICollectionManager, UUID, FileConfiguration) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.JTown
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- constructPlot(String, Collection, UUID) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.JTownExtension
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- constructPlot(String, Collection, UUID) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.JTown
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- Core - Class in com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core
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- Core(JavaPlugin) - Constructor for class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.Core
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- CraftItemEvent(CraftItemEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Collection
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- CraftItemEvent(CraftItemEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Plot
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- createGraph(String) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.util.BukkitMetrics
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Construct and create a Graph that can be used to separate specific plotters to their own graphs on the metrics
website.
- createNewCollection(Player, String) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.CollectionManager
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- createSquare(Player) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.core.EditHolder
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- CreatureSpawnEvent(CreatureSpawnEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Collection
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- CreatureSpawnEvent(CreatureSpawnEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Plot
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- CreeperPowerEvent(CreeperPowerEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Collection
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- CreeperPowerEvent(CreeperPowerEvent, BlockRow1) - Method in class com.hotmail.joatin37.JTown.api.Plot
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_Happiness_ **** (out of ****)
No other film released this year is likely to cause the storm of controversy that Todd Solondz's _Happiness_ is most certain to stir. A bold, provocative look at some truly miserable lives in American suburbia, this beyond-black comedy offers some queasily subversive laughs--while at the same time shocking and, more than likely, offending everyone. It is a brave, brilliantly realized piece of work, one that will be debated about for years to come.
_Happiness_ follows a broad Altman-esque cast of characters, all of whom are linked somehow, as they attempt to find happiness--or some reasonable facsimile thereof. At the core of this canvas are the three Jordan sisters: Joy (Jane Adams), Helen (Lara Flynn Boyle), and Trish (Cynthia Stevenson), daughters of long-unhappily-marrieds Lenny (Ben Gazzara) and Mona (Louise Lasser). Down-on-her-luck Joy, miserable after losing boyfriend Andy (Jon Lovitz), attempts to find fulfillment teaching at a school for adult refugees, where she meets Vlad (Jared Harris), a shady but alluring Russian. Sophisticated Helen is a successful writer, but she yearns for raw emotional authenticity, which she attempts to find through a twisted pas de deux with an obscene phone caller--whom she doesn't know is her slobby but completely innocuous neighbor Allen (Phillip Seymour Hoffman), who, in turn, is quietly pursued by his other, far less glam neighbor, Kristina (Camryn Manheim). Trish, married with three children, appears to be the one sister who has her life together. Little does she know that she doesn't. Her shrink husband Bill (Dylan Baker) has a problem suppressing certain sexual impulses... involving prepubescent boys.
The pedophilia subplot is certain to be _Happiness_'s most controversial, but not because the issue is taken lightly; in fact, it is the only story in the film that is _not_ played for laughs. What makes the topic even more disturbing to viewers (myself included) is the brutal honesty with which it is handled. Bill is certainly a monster, but Solondz and Baker refuse to let the viewer off the hook, infusing the character with genuine humanity. The rub is, Bill knows and admits that he's a monster--it's just that he cannot control his urges. His problem culminates in a heartbreaking and, at the same time, highly upsetting scene where he comes clean, with blunt frankness, about his actions to his son Billy (Rufus Read).
This gravely serious subplot may seem out of place in a film that is a comedy (albeit one that is seriously warped), but its inclusion is justified. Sick as he is, Bill is the only character who actually finds "happiness" during the film, freely indulging in his taboo desires. Everyone else fails to come close, and while their misery can be and often is laughed at, the pain is real. The sight of dumpy Allen calling random women in the phone book in hopes of getting off is funny, but his loneliness is genuinely sad; the same is the case with Kristina, who is often shrugged off with a giggle as a pathetic loser. Joy tries to do her best to do good, but her often comical failures are failures nonetheless, much like how Helen's ridiculous desperation, is, in the end, desperation.
Solondz described his film as being about "how people always struggle to make a connection." Everyone in _Happiness_ is searching for some type of connection, but, in fact, they are already connected with everyone else--through their collective isolation. The issue, then, is not connection with others, but connection with themselves. Bill comes to know who and what he is, and for one brief moment, he is happy. By the end of the film, one wonders if everyone else--or oneself--will ever be able to follow suit.
Michael Dequina
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Hello! I'm Casey, a full-time wanderer.
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This is a JavaScript implementation of the Biham-Middleton-Levine traffic model, a self-organizaing cellular
automaton.
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move to the bottom.
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public class NfcUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static byte[] |
AID_INFINEON_BLOCKCHAIN2GO
AID of com.ifx.javacard.applets.blockchain.Security2Go
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NfcUtils()
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static byte[] |
changePin(NfcTranceiver card,
byte[] currentPin,
byte[] newPin)
Change current PIN to a new PIN.
|
static boolean |
generateKeyFromSeed(NfcTranceiver card,
byte[] seed)
Creates a new key on index 0 within the card, derived by the
given seed.
|
static GenerateSignatureResponseApdu
|
generateSignature(NfcTranceiver card,
int keyIndex,
byte[] dataToSign,
byte[] pin)
Generate an ECDSA signature.
|
static byte[] |
initializePinAndReturnPuk(NfcTranceiver card,
byte[] pinBytes)
Initial set up of the PIN.
|
static GetKeyInfoResponseApdu
|
readPublicKeyOrCreateIfNotExists(NfcTranceiver card,
int keyIndex)
Read public key from card, or create a new one if it doesn't
exist yet.
|
static boolean |
unlockPin(NfcTranceiver card,
byte[] puk)
Unlock PIN with PUK to get back into PIN inactive state.
|
static boolean |
verifyPin(NfcTranceiver card,
byte[] pin)
Verify PIN if correct or not and return as boolean.
|
public static final byte[] AID_INFINEON_BLOCKCHAIN2GO
public static GenerateSignatureResponseApdu generateSignature(NfcTranceiver card, int keyIndex, byte[] dataToSign, byte[] pin) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc cardkeyIndex
- index of the key to usedataToSign
- data to be signed (hash)java.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static GetKeyInfoResponseApdu readPublicKeyOrCreateIfNotExists(NfcTranceiver card, int keyIndex) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc cardjava.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static boolean generateKeyFromSeed(NfcTranceiver card, byte[] seed) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc tranceiverseed
- key derivation seedjava.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static byte[] initializePinAndReturnPuk(NfcTranceiver card, byte[] pinBytes) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc tranceiverpinBytes
- new pin to set (any byte array with length between 4 and
63 bytes is allowed)
java.io.IOException
- on communication errorsjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if given PIN is null or
shorter than 4 bytes or longer than 63 bytes
NfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static byte[] changePin(NfcTranceiver card, byte[] currentPin, byte[] newPin) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc tranceivercurrentPin
- current PINnewPin
- new PINjava.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static boolean unlockPin(NfcTranceiver card, byte[] puk) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc tranceiverpuk
- PUK bytesjava.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX
public static boolean verifyPin(NfcTranceiver card, byte[] pin) throws java.io.IOException, NfcCardException
card
- nfc tranceiverpin
- PIN to verifyjava.io.IOException
- on communication errorsNfcCardException
- when card returns something other than 0x9000 or 0x61XX


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Over 1,000 LGBTQ Members Hold Pride Parade In New Delhi
by Associated Press Television NewsGeneral News
More than 1,000 members of the LGBTQ community and their supporters have marched through New Delhi to celebrate sexual diversity which they say is progressing but still has a long way to go to become a more accepting place for them.
Written By Associated Press Television News | Mumbai | Updated On: November 24, 2019 19:40 IST
More than 1,000 members of the LGBTQ community and their supporters have marched through New Delhi to celebrate sexual diversity, which they say is progressing but still has a long way to go to become a more accepting place for them.
Carrying rainbow flags, balloons and placards and dancing to the beat of drums, the LGBT supporters demanded self-identification in any gender for legal recognition rather than first registering as a transgender and then providing proof of surgery to authorities, as suggested by a government bill.


My partner and I were in a seaside town on a warm, but breezy sunny day in late summer. After lunch in a local hotel around 1pm we decided to take the Piperazine cocktail, which consisted of two tablets each, allegedly one containing 350mgs of BZP, and the other 100mgs of TFMPP. We thought this would be a good way to spend the day as we were going walking in the forest and mountain which backed the town park. We had never taken these substances before, but from my research I was led to believe that the effect was more or less similar to MDMA. The combination of BZP and TMFPP is supposedly a booster of Dopamine and Serotonin levels within the body, much like MDMA. These drugs are perfectly legal in my part of the world.(Ireland)
After taking the dose we went for a walk around the seafront in the town, this took around an hour. We then headed back to the park where my car was parked, and made our way up the trail that led up through the forest onto the mountainside. By this stage we could feel a very mild not unpleasant effect kicking in from the Piperazines. We walked for around 20 minutes up into the forest finding a pleasant spot beside the river, where we pottered about for another hour or so. It was then decided that I should return to the car to pick up some drinks and tobacco as we were going to spend the afternoon up there.
Whilst walking back to the car I could feel the pills really starting to come on strongly, I felt sweaty, thirsty, shaky and had very unpleasant heart palpitations, all in all it had a nasty chemical feel, like badly made speed. By the time I reached the car I was feeling very queasy, confused and self conscious at the sight of throngs of people in the park. I decided I wanted a drink of fruit juice to perhaps make me feel better and spent minutes in a state of confusion and indecision on where I would be able to purchase such a thing. In the end I opted to grab the supplies from the car which consisted of a bottle of water and a few beers, then I returned back toward the mountain.
By the time I reached my partner she was feeling a similar effect, but not as unpleasant as my own. We walked for around half an hour then drank a beer which made me feel a little better. We basically spent the afternoon paddling about in the water and walking further up the mountain.
The feelings of nausea and illness eventually passed into a more pleasant effect which did on the surface, resemble MDMA very strongly, but without the “sparkle” and “zing” typical of Phenylethylamines, such as Amphetamines or MDMA. The effect seemed very superficial, without the feelings of empathy, euphoria and conversation stimulation typical of pure MDMA. Like MDMA also, coordination, and intellectual ability were negatively affected, I almost slipped badly on the rocks in the river a couple of times. I decided that I would wait until the effects had come down before I would attempt to drive. Missing completely was the jaw clenching tendencies so common with MDMA and Amphetamines. Vision didn’t seem to be enhanced much, or any closed eye visuals, but my partner reported that she found it “quite trippy.”
The peak of the trip lasted a good 7 or 8 hours, so it was the evening before we were able to return home. Throughout the experience I had an ongoing feeling of anxiety and uneasiness, whose source or cause I was unable to ascertain. This was unusual because I am experienced in using huge quantities of psychedelics in one go, and my training as an occultist and lay-psychologist usually make me totally immune to “bad trips.” I had been in a perfectly happy frame of mind before talking the drugs. Also lacking was any sort of inspiration and introspective thinking which I usually expect from a good psychoactive substance. The was a constant diuretic affect, so we pissed a lot, and drank a lot of the pure clean river water coming off the mountain which seemed to make our auras a little brighter.
When we got home around 9pm the drug was still working. I took a few valium, and a few shots of whisky to try and ease me down, but their effects seemed to be dulled by the residual effect of the Piperazines. There also didn’t seem to be any aphrodisiac quantities.
To summarise the effects, I was not impressed, I’m not a big MDMA fan anyway these days, preferring more cerebral agents such as LSD and Psilocybin. The Piperazine cocktail could more or less be described as a second rate version of MDMA, nothing more, nothing less. Perhaps though if I had of been in a different environment, such as a party situation with alcohol and friends I might have been able to appreciate their effects more?
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Adrenaline is an extremely useful piece of software which lets you run PS1 and PSP games and homebrew from your memory card.
Instructions
- Download the latest release of Adrenaline
- Download the latest release of PSP Homebrew Browser
- Install both files using a file manager such as VitaShell or MolecularShell
- Open the Adrenaline application from the home menu
- Press X to download the PSP 6.61 firmware
- Adrenaline will automatically close
- Open Adrenaline again and press X to install the firmware
- Press X to boot the PSP XMB
- Once you've set up the Vita, hold the PS button and select Settings > Exit PspEmu Application
- Open up VitaShell or MolecularShell and navigate to
ur0:tai
- Open up
config.txt
and make the following changes - Reboot
*KERNEL ux0:app/PSPEMUCFW/sce_module/adrenaline_kernel.skprx
You now have a working PSP XMB on your Vita! You can play games by putting the ISOs into the ux0:pspemu/ISO
directory, and install homebrew by putting it into the ux0:pspemu/PSP/GAME
directory.


Black Country set to freeze as temperatures plummet to -8C
Meteorologists at the Met Office have warned of traffic and travel disruption
by Jordan Coussins, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/jordan-coussins/The temperature is set to plummet in The Black Country overnight – with forecasters warning the mercury could fall to as low as -8C in some parts of the UK.
Forecasters have even issued a yellow weather warning for freezing fog as the cold snap grips the region from 4am onwards on Tuesday, November 19.
The Met Office say tonight (November 18) could be the coldest night across the UK so far this autumn.
In Wolverhampton and Walsall, the temperature is set to be -1C, while in the Staffordshire Moorlands and Stafford it will be even colder at -2C. Birmingham will also see the temperature fall below zero.
But a spokesman said the current cold spell may soon come to an end, with temperatures recovering throughout the week and values pushing upwards above average for the time of year with double digits in places.
People across the UK can expect sunshine for the rest of today and temperatures will rise across the country reaching 5C (41F) to 6C (42.8F) in the north and peaking at 8C (46.4F) to 10C (50F) in the south.
Met Office forecaster Greg Dewhurst said: “Slow-moving rain returns to the West on Tuesday and to Yorkshire and other parts from Thursday for the rest of the week, with bands of rain.
“It's cold in the northerly flow. Monday night could be the coldest night of autumn in Scotland and England, exceeding -8.1C in Scotland and down to -6C in northern England.
“Snow showers could be seen on higher ground of Scotland, with a bit of snow over northern England.
“Daytime maximums will be 7-9C for most to start the week, easing to 12C in the South from midweek as the flow turns southerly, but still only 7-10C in the North.
“It stays unsettled from next weekend onwards, with bands of rain through the following week.”


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Finite Automata Exercise Help
- First use the edit buttons to create a graph (nodes,
edges, transitions on edges). Then click "Grade" to see if
your FA passes the test cases.
- The edit buttons are "Select", "Add Nodes", "Add Edges",
"Delete", "Undo", and "Redo".
- Click on "Add Nodes" and then click on the graph to add
one or more new nodes.
- Click on "Add Edges" and then drag from one node to
another to add an edge. To add an edge from a node to
itself, simply click once on the node in "Add Edges" mode.
- If you have trouble adding the edge, it might be because
you are dragging too fast after clicking the button, so that
the system registers it as a drag event instead of a
click. So, click on the source node and hold a half second
before you drag to the target node.
- Once you add the edge, a popup will let you add the
transition by typing a symbol into the 'Transition"
textbook. You can add more than one transition symbol to the
edge by clicking the 'Add New Transition' button. To add a
lambda transition, simply click outside the 'Transition'
textbox before clicking 'Done'.
- In "Select" mode, drag nodes to move them.
- In "Select mode, click on a node to bring up an edit
dialog to set start state, final state, or node label. Be
careful not to move the cursor when you click, or else it
will drag instead of trigger the editor popup.
- You can also right-click a node to bring up an editor to
set the start/final state or label.
- In "Select" mode, click an edge to get an edit popup to
set its transitions.
- Click on the delete button and then on nodes, edges, or
edge labels to delete.


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