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also karl i do not think ej can do anything if we use some of the generic item names and stuff, honestly ive played like 10 games with mystic armor and magic gear.
Lol sorry for being AWOL for so long... If you need I can find my old book and put a bunch of spells I had in it and place the names and what they are compared to xenimus. and Ill begin updating the list. with a bunch of stuffs my friends and I drew.
A rough copy of the spirt sword that guy posted a few pages back, tell me what you want to see on it, its at 170 pollys so i dont want to go much higher
the blade is transparent
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hey sorry i havnt been here in like 3 weeks lol, im the one who drew the sword........... i got stuck up in school with finals and new semester, hope to keep making drawings though..........
i would like to attempt to use Blender, i have alot spare time on my hands to mess around. however i cannot get it to run is there another free 3-D model thing to use?


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Don't Lather, Don't Rinse, Don't Repeat
In the summer of 2012, when they set out to measure levels of plastic pollution in the Great Lakes, a team of researchers expected to find lots of bottles, six-pack rings, and plastic bags. They expected, too, to discover plenty of microplastics: those minuscule pieces of free-floating plastic that typically result from the degradation of much larger pieces.
But these researchers were unprepared for just how much micro-size trash they would discover. Some of the samples they collected from Lakes Huron, Superior, and Erie indicated the presence of as many as 450,000 bits per square kilometer—twice as many as had ever been recorded. And the scientists were mystified by the form that so many of these microplastics took: multicolored, perfectly spherical balls a fraction of a millimeter in diameter.
Further investigation solved the riddle. The tiny balls were plastic microbeads, of the kind found in many popular exfoliating facial scrubs. "It was like someone had taken an entire bottle of facial cleanser and poured it into our sample container," says Sherri Mason, an environmental chemist at the State University of New York-Fredonia, who conducted the study with scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Superior and the 5 Gyres Institute, a nonprofit research and advocacy group.
While microbeads may be less visible than plastic bags, they are no less environmentally problematic. For one thing, they "look just like fish eggs, and thus like food" to a variety of aquatic organisms, says Mason. All marine microplastics are troublesome, given their tendency to absorb and concentrate persistent organic pollutants that can potentially accumulate in the fatty tissues of anything that eats them. Moreover, when plankton, lugworms, mussels, or fish fill up on toxic junk food, they may well lose their appetite for healthier fare. Dutch scientists who fed mussels tiny nanoparticles of polystyrene found that the shellfish subsequently ate less and grew less.
It's bad enough that microbeads are contributing to our ongoing microplastics problem. But unlike most other microplastics, which result from plastic litter that has broken down over time, microbeads are actually designed to go down our drains and through our pipes. Once they do, they're small enough to pass through the filters in wastewater-treatment systems—and right into lakes, rivers, and oceans.
Microbeads have been detected in more than 200 different consumer products; most fall under the category of facial cleansers, but the beads also make their way into soaps, sunscreens, even toothpaste. Manufacturers like them because they're smoother than many natural exfoliants like salt, apricot pits, or walnut husks. And American consumers like them enough to buy cosmetics containing more than 573,000 pounds of them each year.
Now, however, a campaign is afoot to scrub out the scrubbers. Responding to pressure from groups like 5 Gyres, a number of cosmetics companies—including Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and the Body Shop—have pledged to remove microbeads from their products. Eventually. Unfortunately, they say, it will take a few years to find safe and effective natural alternatives. "We're not happy that P&G is taking three and a half years to phase this stuff out," says 5 Gyres spokesman Stiv Wilson, citing just one of the protracted timelines.
While he and others wait, the anti-microbead movement looks toward other consumer markets, including Asia. In the meantime, America: How about just using some soap and a washcloth?


Enter KING CLAUDIUS, QUEEN GERTRUDE, ROSENCRANTZ, GUILDENSTERN, and Attendants
KING CLAUDIUS
Welcome, dear Rosencrantz and Guildenstern!
Moreover that we much did long to see you,
The need we have to use you did provoke
Our hasty sending. Something have you heard
Of Hamlet's transformation; so call it,
Sith nor the exterior nor the inward man
Resembles that it was. What it should be,
More than his father's death, that thus hath put him
So much from the understanding of himself,
I cannot dream of: I entreat you both,
That, being of so young days brought up with him,
And sith so neighbour'd to his youth and havior,
That you vouchsafe your rest here in our court
Some little time: so by your companies
To draw him on to pleasures, and to gather,
So much as from occasion you may glean,
Whether aught, to us unknown, afflicts him thus,
That, open'd, lies within our remedy.
QUEEN GERTRUDE
Good gentlemen, he hath much talk'd of you;
And sure I am two men there are not living
To whom he more adheres. If it will please you
To show us so much gentry and good will
As to expend your time with us awhile,
For the supply and profit of our hope,
Your visitation shall receive such thanks
As fits a king's remembrance.
ROSENCRANTZ
Both your majesties
Might, by the sovereign power you have of us,
Put your dread pleasures more into command
Than to entreaty.
GUILDENSTERN
But we both obey,
And here give up ourselves, in the full bent
To lay our service freely at your feet,
To be commanded.
KING CLAUDIUS
Thanks, Rosencrantz and gentle Guildenstern.
QUEEN GERTRUDE
Thanks, Guildenstern and gentle Rosencrantz:
And I beseech you instantly to visit
My too much changed son. Go, some of you,
And bring these gentlemen where Hamlet is.
GUILDENSTERN
Heavens make our presence and our practises
GUILDENSTERN
Pleasant and helpful to him!
QUEEN GERTRUDE
Ay, amen!
Exeunt ROSENCRANTZ, GUILDENSTERN, and some Attendants
Enter POLONIUS
LORD POLONIUS
The ambassadors from Norway, my good lord,
Are joyfully return'd.
KING CLAUDIUS
Thou still hast been the father of good news.
LORD POLONIUS
Have I, my lord? I assure my good liege,
I hold my duty, as I hold my soul,
Both to my God and to my gracious king:
And I do think, or else this brain of mine
Hunts not the trail of policy so sure
As it hath used to do, that I have found
The very cause of Hamlet's lunacy.
KING CLAUDIUS
O, speak of that; that do I long to hear.
LORD POLONIUS
Give first admittance to the ambassadors;
My news shall be the fruit to that great feast.
KING CLAUDIUS
Thyself do grace to them, and bring them in.
Exit POLONIUS
He tells me, my dear Gertrude, he hath found
KING CLAUDIUS
The head and source of all your son's distemper.
QUEEN GERTRUDE
I doubt it is no other but the main;
His father's death, and our o'erhasty marriage.
KING CLAUDIUS
Well, we shall sift him.
Re-enter POLONIUS, with VOLTIMAND and CORNELIUS
Welcome, my good friends!
Say, Voltimand, what from our brother Norway?
VOLTIMAND
Most fair return of greetings and desires.
Upon our first, he sent out to suppress
His nephew's levies; which to him appear'd
To be a preparation 'gainst the Polack;
But, better look'd into, he truly found
It was against your highness: whereat grieved,
That so his sickness, age and impotence
Was falsely borne in hand, sends out arrests
On Fortinbras; which he, in brief, obeys;
Receives rebuke from Norway, and in fine
Makes vow before his uncle never more
To give the assay of arms against your majesty.
Whereon old Norway, overcome with joy,
Gives him three thousand crowns in annual fee,
And his commission to employ those soldiers,
So levied as before, against the Polack:
With an entreaty, herein further shown,
Giving a paper
That it might please you to give quiet pass
Through your dominions for this enterprise,
On such regards of safety and allowance
VOLTIMAND
As therein are set down.
KING CLAUDIUS
It likes us well;
And at our more consider'd time well read,
Answer, and think upon this business.
Meantime we thank you for your well-took labour:
Go to your rest; at night we'll feast together:
Most welcome home!
Exeunt VOLTIMAND and CORNELIUS
LORD POLONIUS
This business is well ended.
My liege, and madam, to expostulate
What majesty should be, what duty is,
Why day is day, night night, and time is time,
Were nothing but to waste night, day and time.
Therefore, since brevity is the soul of wit,
LORD POLONIUS
And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes,
I will be brief: your noble son is mad:
Mad call I it; for, to define true madness,
What is't but to be nothing else but mad?
But let that go.
QUEEN GERTRUDE
More matter, with less art.
LORD POLONIUS
Madam, I swear I use no art at all.

Mad let us grant him, then: and now remains
That we find out the cause of this effect,
Or rather say, the cause of this defect,
For this effect defective comes by cause:
Thus it remains, and the remainder thus. Perpend.
I have a daughter--have while she is mine--


Recipe from "Joy of Cooking": Roasted Mushroom Lasagne
by CBS NewsThe new, updated edition of one of the most popular cookbooks ever published, "Joy of Cooking" (Scribner) has been thoroughly revised and expanded by John Becker (great-grandson of the original author, Irma Rombauer) and his wife, Megan Scott.
They offered "CBS Sunday Morning" a few recipes from this 2019 edition.
[Be sure to watch Serena Altschul's report on "Joy of Cooking" on "Sunday Morning" November 10!]
For their Roasted Mushroom Lasagne, they write:
"For the most flavor, supplement standard cremini mushrooms with other varieties such as shiitake, chanterelle, maitake, morel, or oyster. But even if you just use creminis, this will still be delicious!"
Roasted Mushroom Lasagne
Makes 8 to 12 servings
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper.
Have ready:
2 pounds mushrooms
For button-shaped mushrooms, remove the stems (discard any tough shiitake stems or save for stoc) and leave whole or halve them. If they are larger, quarter or slice them. For maitakes, separate into clumps about the size of broccoli florets. Toss the mushrooms with:
1/4 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 teaspoon salt
Spread the mushrooms on the baking sheets and roast until they are browned and crisp around the edges, 25 to 30 minutes. To ensure the mushrooms roast evenly, switch the baking sheets and rotate them halfway through cooking. As the mushrooms roast, heat in a medium saucepan until steaming:
4 cups whole milk
1 ounce dried porcini mushrooms
Cover and remove from the heat. Melt in a large saucepan over medium heat:
1 stick (4 ounces) butter
Whisk in:
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
Let the flour sizzle in the butter until golden, about 5 minutes. Gradually whisk in the porcini-infused milk (leave the dried porcinis in the milk). Bring to a simmer, whisking frequently, and cook until thickened, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat. When the mushrooms have finished roasting and cooled slightly, coarsely chop them and stir into the milk mixture, along with:
2 tablespoons fresh thyme leaves
Season to taste with:
Salt and black pepper
Preheat the oven to 375°F. Grease a deep 13 × 9-inch baking dish, 13 × 9 × 2-inch baking pan, or lasagne pan. As the oven preheats, Mix together in a medium bowl until thoroughly combined:
15 ounces ricotta
1/2 cup grated Parmesan (2 ounces)
2 large eggs
2 tablespoons minced parsley
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon grated or ground nutmeg
Have ready:
12 ounces dried lasagna noodles or 1 pound fresh pasta dough, rolled and cut into 4 × 12-inch sheets
For dried noodles, cook in a large pot of boiling salted water until barely tender. Drain the pasta, rinse under cool water, and blot it dry. For fresh lasagna noodles, do not boil. Spread a thin layer of mushroom sauce on the bottom of the prepared pan. Cover with a layer of noodles, overlapping them slightly. Top with one-third of the ricotta mixture and one-quarter of the mushroom sauce. Repeat three more times, topping the last layer of pasta with the remaining mushroom sauce.
Sprinkle on top:
1/4 cup grated Parmesan
Cover the lasagne with foil and bake 30 minutes. Remove the foil and bake until well browned and bubbling, about 15 minutes more. Let stand for 15 minutes before serving.
From "Joy of Cooking: 2019 Edition Fully Revised and Updated." Copyright 2019. Reprinted by permission of Scribner Books, of Simon & Schuster (a division of CBS).
See also:
For more info:
- "Joy of Cooking: 2019 Edition Fully Revised and Updated" by Irma S. Rombauer, Marion Rombauer Becker, Ethan Becker, John Becker and Megan Scott (Scribner), in Hardcover, Spiral-Bound and eBook formats, available November 12 via Amazon


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Ethan White is an Associate Professor and Moore Investigator in the Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation and the Informatics Institute at the University of Florida.
He studies ecological systems using data-intensive approaches and is actively involved in open approaches to science. He has written papers on data management and sharing, best practices in computational science, and the benefits of preprints in biology.
Ethan has a PhD in Biology from the University of New Mexico, was a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in biological informatics, and is the recipient of a National Science Foundation CAREER 'Young Investigators' Award. He speaks frequently about data-intensive approaches to ecology, co-writes a blog on ecology, academia, and open science, develops material and serves as an instructor for Software Carpentry, and is active on Twitter(@ethanwhite).


Police: Driver involved in rollover crash had been shot
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police say a driver whose vehicle rolled over and crashed on the city's east side had been shot.
The Journal Sentinel reports the crash occurred at about 9:30 p.m. on Thursday.
Police say the gunshot wounds were serious and the driver is in critical condition at a hospital but is expected to survive.
Authorities say the circumstances of the shooting remain under investigation.
No other details, including the gender or age of the driver, were released.


MouseEvent.movementY The movementY property provides the shift in the Y coordinate of the mouse pointer between that event and the previous mousemove event. In other words, the value of that property is computed that way : currentEvent.movementY = currentEvent.screenY - previousEvent.screenY.
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public protocol Identifier : Decodable, Encodable
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The crust after the initial cooking.
First begin preheating the oven to 375
Then cut up the cauliflower and use the florets in the food processor until they are about the size of rice.
Next place the processed cauliflower in a microwave safe bowl and heat on high for four minutes. When the time is up dump the riced cauliflower on the towel to allow it to cool.
After the cauliflower is cool enough to touch use the towel to wring the water from it as best you can as this will be important to the texture of the crust.
Now begin to mix together the cauliflower, cheese, egg, and spices with your hopefully clean hands. Next flatten the mixture onto the cookie sheet covered in parchment paper and cook for ten minutes or until the crust begins to brown.
At this point you should take the pizza out put your sauce and toppings on and cook until the cheese is melted and delicious.


> cd AnimationFramework/build
> cmake ..
> make
> ../bin/a6-keys
User interface overview
The basecode includes a simple interface and 3D viewer. See above for a demo.
The camera can be controled with the mouse:
Left-button drag with the mouse to rotate
Right-button drag with the mouse to pan
Middle-button drag with the mouse to zoom
'f' button will focus the view on the character
The player control panel on the top left can be used to play/pause, step through keys, and see the simulation time.
The key control panel on the bottom left can be used to manage and preview keys.
Key time the current time used for adding, deleting, previewing, or editing keys
Delete key Deletes the key corresponding to the current time. The viewer does not allow you to delete key 0.
Set key Allows you to add or edit keys, depending on whether a key exists for the current time or not.
If no key exists for the given key time, a new key is created. Otherwise, the existing key is modified with the current skeleton pose.
Load saved keys. The load button will load keysavefile.txt if one exists in the current running directory.
Save keys. Saves the current list of keys to the file keysavefile.txt. This file is saved to the current running directory.
Keys. The list of keys. Clicking on items from this list with preview the key's pose on the skeleton and set the key time.
The edit pose panel on the right allows you to edit the skeleton's pose. The reset button sets the root position and all joint rotations
to a default T-pose. Selecting a joint from the list will highlight it on the character and allow you to change its local rotation.
Lab exercise: Stacking Boxes
For this exercise, we will work in groups of 2-3 people. In your readme for this week, please include the member names of the people you worked with!
A room has three boxes in it as shown below. Each box has a local coordinate system attached to it. The lengths of all three boxes
in the x,y, and z directions of their local coordinate frames are (3,2,1) respectively. The origin of each box is in the lower left-hand corner.
The z-axis of each box is aligned with the global Z axis.
The position of B1 with respect to the world (e.g. coordinate system {X0,Y0,Z0}) is
p1 = [1 2 1]T.
The position of B2 with respect to the world is p2 = [6 0 0]T.
The position of B3 with respect to the world is p3 = [8 4 0]T.
Furthermore, with respect to the world coordinate system, B2 has been rotated 45 degrees around Z0 and
B3 has been rotated 90 degrees around Z0.
It is desired to move B3 to the origin of the world coordinate system and neatly stack box B3 on top of B1.
Your assignment implements the scene above. To run
> ../bin/a6-boxes
Open the file AStackingBoxes.cpp. This simple program implements the scene shown above.
(3 points) List the frames of reference F10,
F20, F30 (in the form of homogeneous matrices) that describe the
position and orientations of boxes B1, B2, and B3 with respect to the world. Include your responses in your readmes for this week. Also, don't forget
to include your group member names in your readme.
(3 points) Implement the frames of reference from the previous question in AStackingBoxes::draw(). Your scene should now show the boxes in
their correct locations.
(1 points) What is the position of B2 relative to the local coordinate system attached to box B1? Express your answer as a displacement vector.
In your readme, work out the transformation (using Fij notation above) and then implement it in
AStackingBoxes::draw to get your answer. Look at the scene to check if your answer makes sense.
(1 points) What is the position of B3 relative to the local coordinate system attached to box B2? Express your answer as a displacement vector.
In your readme, work out the transformation you need and then implement it in AStackingBoxes::draw to get your answer. Look at the scene to check if your
answer makes sense.
(2 points) What is the homogeneous transformation matrix that stacks B3 onto B1? In other words, what transformation F should we multiply to
30 such that B3 sits on top of B1? In your readme, work out your transformation and then implement it to check your answer.
You can uncomment the draw code to see the location of your final box.
Assignment Due March 29
This is an individual assignment.
In class, we talked about two ways of handling the timing of keyframes for splines. The first spline type maintains a
list of keyframes that progress at a constant framerate. The animations based on motion capture
(see the BVH files in /motions for examples) use this format. Your basecode
implements a fixed framerate spline in the class AMotion and ASpline. The second spline type maintains a
list of


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The data come from a field engineering study of the time to failure of diesel generator fans. The ultimate goal was to decide whether or not to replace the working fans with a higher quality fan to prevent future failures. Seventy generators were studied. For each one, the number of hours of running time from its first being put into service until fan failure or until the end of the study(whichever came first) was recorded.
data("genfan")
A data frame with 70 observations on the following 2 variables.
hours
hours of service
status
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Uses of Class
org.apache.sis.storage.DataStoreException
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Packages that use DataStoreException Package Description org.apache.sis.storage Data store base types for retrieving and saving geospatial data in various storage formats.org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation Metadata readers for some format used in Earth observation (Landsat, MODIS).org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff Maps ISO metadata elements from/to the GeoTIFF tags.org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf Maps ISO metadata elements from/to the Climate and Forecast (CF) attributes in a netCDF file.org.apache.sis.storage.sql Data store capable to read and create features from a JDBC connection to a database. -
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Uses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage
Subclasses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage Modifier and Type Class Description class
ConcurrentReadException
Thrown when an operation can not be performed while a read operation is in progress.class
ConcurrentWriteException
Thrown when an operation can not be performed while a write operation is in progress.class
DataStoreClosedException
Thrown when a data store is closed and can no more return data.class
DataStoreContentException
Thrown when a store can not be read because the stream contains invalid data.class
DataStoreReferencingException
Thrown when a data store failed to construct the coordinate reference system (CRS) or other positioning information.class
ForwardOnlyStorageException
Thrown when an operation would require to move the cursor back, but the underlying storage does not allow that.class
IllegalFeatureTypeException
Thrown when a store can not write the given feature because its type is not one of the supported types.class
IllegalNameException
Thrown when an invalid name is used for identifying a coverage, a feature or other kind of element in a data store.class
IllegalOpenParameterException
Thrown when aDataStore
can not be opened because of invalid parameters.class
InternalDataStoreException
Thrown when an internal error occurred in aDataStore
implementation.class
ReadOnlyStorageException
Thrown when aDataStore
can not perform a write operations.class
UnsupportedQueryException
Thrown when a resources can not be filtered with a given query.class
UnsupportedStorageException
Thrown when noDataStoreProvider
is found for a given storage object.Methods in org.apache.sis.storage that return DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description DataStoreException
DataStoreException. initCause(Throwable cause)
Initializes the cause of this throwable to the specified value.Methods in org.apache.sis.storage that throw DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description Resource
WritableAggregate. add(Resource resource)
Adds a newResource
in thisAggregate
.void
WritableFeatureSet. add(Iterator<? extends AbstractFeature> features)
Inserts new feature instances in thisFeatureSet
.abstract void
DataStore. close()
Closes this data store and releases any underlying resources.void
StorageConnector. closeAllExcept(Object view)
Closes all streams and connections created by thisStorageConnector
except the given view.Collection<? extends Resource>
Aggregate. components()
Returns the children resources of this aggregate.Stream<AbstractFeature>
FeatureSet. features(boolean parallel)
Returns a stream of all features contained in this dataset.Resource
DataStore. findResource(String identifier)
Searches for a resource identified by the given identifier.Optional<Envelope>
DataSet. getEnvelope()
Returns the spatiotemporal extent of this resource in its most natural coordinate reference system.GridGeometry
GridCoverageResource. getGridGeometry()
Returns the valid extent of grid coordinates together with the conversion from those grid coordinates to real world coordinates.Optional<GenericName>
DataStore. getIdentifier()
Returns an identifier for the root resource of this data store, ornull
if none.Optional<GenericName>
Resource. getIdentifier()
Returns the resource persistent identifier.abstract Metadata
DataStore. getMetadata()
Returns information about the data store as a whole.Metadata
Resource. getMetadata()
Returns information about this resource.List<SampleDimension>
GridCoverageResource. getSampleDimensions()
Returns the ranges of sample values together with the conversion from samples to real values.Object
StorageConnector. getStorage()
Returns the input/output object given at construction time.<T> T
StorageConnector. getStorageAs(Class<T> type)
Returns the storage as a view of the given type if possible, ornull
otherwise.DefaultFeatureType
FeatureSet. getType()
Returns a description of properties that are common to all features in this dataset.abstract DataStore
DataStoreProvider. open(StorageConnector connector)
Returns a data store implementation associated with this provider.DataStore
DataStoreProvider. open(ParameterValueGroup parameters)
Returns a data store implementation associated with this provider for the given parameters.static DataStore
DataStores. open(Object storage)
Creates aDataStore
for the given storage.abstract ProbeResult
DataStoreProvider. probeContent(StorageConnector connector)
Indicates if the given storage appears to be supported by theDataStore
s created by this provider.static String
DataStores. probeContentType(Object storage)
Returns the MIME type of the storage file format, ornull
if unknown or not applicable.GridCoverage
GridCoverageResource. read(GridGeometry domain, int... range)
Loads a subset of the grid coverage represented by this resource.void
WritableAggregate. remove(Resource resource)
Removes aResource
from thisAggregate
.boolean
WritableFeatureSet. removeIf(Predicate<? super AbstractFeature> filter)
Removes all feature instances from thisFeatureSet
which matches the given predicate.void
WritableFeatureSet. replaceIf(Predicate<? super AbstractFeature> filter, UnaryOperator<AbstractFeature> updater)
Updates all feature instances from thisFeatureSet
which match the given predicate.default FeatureSet
FeatureSet. subset(Query query)
Requests a subset of features and/or feature properties from this resource.void
WritableFeatureSet. updateType(DefaultFeatureType newType)
Declares or redefines the type of all feature instances in this feature set.Constructors in org.apache.sis.storage that throw DataStoreException Constructor Description DataStore(DataStoreProvider provider, StorageConnector connector)
Creates a new instance for the given storage (typically file or database).DataStore(DataStore parent, StorageConnector connector)
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Uses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation
Methods in org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation that throw DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description void
LandsatStore. close()
Closes this Landsat store and releases any underlying resources.Optional<GenericName>
LandsatStore. getIdentifier()
Returns the value associated toLANDSAT_SCENE_ID
in the Landsat metadata file.Metadata
LandsatStore. getMetadata()
Returns information about the dataset as a whole.DataStore
LandsatStoreProvider. open(StorageConnector connector)
Returns aLandsatStore
implementation associated with this provider.ProbeResult
LandsatStoreProvider. probeContent(StorageConnector connector)
ReturnsProbeResult.SUPPORTED
if the given storage appears to be supported byLandsatStore
.Constructors in org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation that throw DataStoreException Constructor Description LandsatStore(LandsatStoreProvider provider, StorageConnector connector)
Creates a new Landsat store from the given file, URL, stream or character reader. -
Uses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff
Methods in org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff that throw DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description void
GeoTiffStore. close()
Closes this GeoTIFF store and releases any underlying resources.List<GridCoverageResource>
GeoTiffStore. components()
Returns descriptions of all images in this GeoTIFF file.GridCoverageResource
GeoTiffStore. findResource(String sequence)
Returns the image at the given index.Optional<GenericName>
GeoTiffStore. getIdentifier()
Returns an identifier constructed from the name of the TIFF file.Metadata
GeoTiffStore. getMetadata()
Returns information about the dataset as a whole.DataStore
GeoTiffStoreProvider. open(StorageConnector connector)
Returns aGeoTiffStore
implementation associated with this provider.ProbeResult
GeoTiffStoreProvider. probeContent(StorageConnector connector)
ReturnsProbeResult.SUPPORTED
if the given storage appears to be supported byGeoTiffStore
.Constructors in org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff that throw DataStoreException Constructor Description GeoTiffStore(GeoTiffStoreProvider provider, StorageConnector connector)
Creates a new GeoTIFF store from the given file, URL or stream object. -
Uses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf
Methods in org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf that throw DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description void
NetcdfStore. close()
Closes this netCDF store and releases any underlying resources.Collection<Resource>
NetcdfStore. components()
Returns the resources (features or coverages) in this netCDF store.Version
NetcdfStore. getConventionVersion()
Returns the version number of the Climate and Forecast (CF) conventions used in the netCDF file.Optional<GenericName>
NetcdfStore. getIdentifier()
Returns an identifier constructed from global attributes or the filename of the netCDF file.Metadata
NetcdfStore. getMetadata()
Returns information about the dataset as a whole.DataStore
NetcdfStoreProvider. open(StorageConnector connector)
Returns aNetcdfStore
implementation associated with this provider.ProbeResult
NetcdfStoreProvider. probeContent(StorageConnector connector)
ReturnsProbeResult.SUPPORTED
if the given storage appears to be supported byNetcdfStore
.Constructors in org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf that throw DataStoreException Constructor Description NetcdfStore(NetcdfStoreProvider provider, StorageConnector connector)
Creates a new netCDF store from the given file, URL, stream orNetcdfFile
object. -
Uses of DataStoreException in org.apache.sis.storage.sql
Methods in org.apache.sis.storage.sql that throw DataStoreException Modifier and Type Method Description void
SQLStore. close()
Closes this SQL store and releases any underlying resources.Collection<Resource>
SQLStore. components()
Returns the resources (features or coverages) in this SQL store.Resource
SQLStore. findResource(String identifier)
Searches for a resource identified by the given identifier.Optional<GenericName>
SQLStore. getIdentifier()
SQL data store root resource has no identifier.Metadata
SQLStore. getMetadata()
Returns information about the dataset as a whole.DataStore
SQLStoreProvider. open(StorageConnector connector)
Returns aSQLStore
implementation associated with this provider.DataStore
SQLStoreProvider. open(ParameterValueGroup parameters)
Returns a data store implementation associated with this provider for the given parameters.ProbeResult
SQLStoreProvider. probeContent(StorageConnector connector)
ReturnsProbeResult.SUPPORTED
if the given storage appears to be supported bySQLStore
.Constructors in org.apache.sis.storage.sql that throw DataStoreException Constructor Description SQLStore(SQLStoreProvider provider, StorageConnector connector, GenericName... tableNames)
Creates a new instance for the given storage.
-


Laboratory 6 - exemple
A string of small caps characters is given. Obtain the string of the corresponding uppercase characters.
If the following string is given:
s db a, v, x, a, c
we have to obtain the string:
d db A, V, X, A, C
assume cs:code, ds:data
data segment
s db a, v, x, a, c
;the following declaration has the same meaning:
; s db avxac
;the effect of the two instructions is the allocation of one byte for each character of the string, in the same order in which they appear
l EQU $-s
;$ represents the current value of the offset (the number of bytes thet were generated by the assembler until this moment within the data segment;
in this moment $=5 because there were 5 bytes generated so far, for the characters av,x,a,c)
;by substracting the offset of s from the current offset we obtain the number of bytes of the string s, which represents the number of characters
;we put the obtained number in the constant l
;the following declaration could have also been used:
; l db $-s
;considering that the length of the string could be represented on a byte; the advantage of using EQU will be seen a bit later
d db l dup (?)
;we allocate the space for the resulting string d, which will have the same length as s
;the operator DUP is used for reserving a memory block of length l
;the presence of the character ? in this declaration has as effect only the reservation of the memory space, without initialization.
;if we would have wanted to initialize the bytes in this memory space with the value 0, we would have used the following declaration:
; d db l dup (0)
;the reason why we can use the value of l in this declaration is the fact that the assignment of the value to the constant l is done during the assembly
phase, while if we would have used the following declaration for obtaining the length of the string:
; l db $-s
;then l could not have appeared in the declaration:
; d db l dup (?)
;because the value of l would not have been known during the assembly phase and the following error message would appear at assembly time:
Expecting scalar type
;another difference between the two variants is the fact that EQU directive does not has as effect the generation of bytes, therefore no space is allocated
for l within the data segment; if we use the db directive for l, a byte is generated.
data ends
code segment
start:
mov ax, data
mov ds, ax
mov cx, l ;we prepare in CX the length of string s, because we will use the loop
instruction for repeatedly executing a set of instructions
mov si, 0 ;the register SI will be used as index for the two strings
jcxz Sfarsit ;we will use loop instruction, which executes a set of instructions CX times, reason
why we make sure that the value of CX is not 0 before entering the loop, case when the loop would be executed 65535 times (because it first decrements
0-1 = -1 = 65535 and the test is done only after that)
Repeta:
mov al, byte ptr s[si] ;we copy in AL the byte found in the data segment at offset s
plus SI bytes; we thus obtain the byte of rank SI within the string, where the first byte has the rank 0
;in this moment in AL we have the ASCII code of a small cap letter from source string s
;because of the byte type of s, we couls also use:
; mov al, s[si]
;if we would have had a string of words declared as follows:
; sw dw a, v, x, a, c
;then the instruction:
; mov al, s[si]
;would have represented a syntax error, generating the error message Operand types do not match, because AL is byte and s is word
;in this case we should have used:
; mov al, byte ptr s[si]
;which would have as effect loading AL with the low byte of the word starting at the offset s+SI
;we recall in this context the formula of computing the offset of an operand, which reflects 3 memory addressing modes:
; direct, when only the constant appears;
; based, if BX or BP appears in the formula;
; indexed, if SI or DI appears in the formula;
;offset = [ BX | BP ] + [ DI | SI ] + [ constant ]
sub al, a-A ;for obtaining the corresponding uppercase letter of the small cap
letter whose ASCII code is in AL, we will substract from the ASCII code of the small cap letter the difference a-A (the difference between the ASCII
code of the character a and the ASCII code of the character A ), which represents the difference between any small cap letter and its corresponding
uppercase letter
mov byte ptr d[si], al ;we put in d the uppercase letter thus obtained on the same
position SI on which the small cap letter is found within the source string s
;we could have also used:
; mov d[si], al
;for the same reason explained above
inc si ;we go to the next byte within the string
loop Repeta
Sfarsit: ;end of program
mov ax, 4C00h
int 21h
code ends
end start


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Reducing Reliance on Dedicated Accounts for Budget Certification
On:
Ashley, Phillip (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Childers, Dale (Ector County, Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission)
Craymer, Dale (Texas Taxpayers and Research Association)
DeLuna, Eva (Center for Public Policy Priorities)
Heflin, Talmadge (Texas Public Policy Foundation)
Linder, Robert (Texas outdoor partners)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Asssociation of Business)
Neal, Danny (McCulloh County, Concho Valley Council of Governments)
Parks, Ursula (Legislative Budget Board)
Pitts, Maurice (Lee County)
Stokes, John (Concho Valley Council Of Governments)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Coleman, Rob (Texas Comptroller)
DeWitt, Robby (Texas A&M Forest Service)
Galloway, Don (Texas A&M Forest Service)
Griffith Peterson, Heather (Texas department of agriculture)
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Jensen, Michael (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept)
Lloyd, Brian (PUC of TX)
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THE SPITFIRE GRILL A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.0 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 8/30/96 (limited); 9/6/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:57 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Profanity, mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Alison Elliott, Ellen Burstyn, Marcia Gay Harden, Will Patton, Kieran Mulroney, Gailard Sartain, John M. Jackson Director: Lee David Zlotoff Producer: Forrest Murray Screenplay: Lee David Zlotoff Cinematography: Robert Draper Music: James Horner U.S. Distributor: Columbia Pictures
If you decide to see THE SPITFIRE GRILL, bring a handkerchief. Or, better yet, make that a whole box of tissues. The only dry eyes at the end of the film will belong to movie-goers who recognize writer/director Lee David Zlotoff's gauche and shameless manipulation. Cynic that I am, I left the theater dry-eyed, realizing that, had Zlotoff not been moved to inject overblown melodrama into this simple character-based piece, THE SPITFIRE GRILL could have been an enjoyable little picture. By failing to curb certain excesses, Zlotoff damages the film's emotional balance.
It's understandable why this motion picture took the audience award at this year's Sundance Film Festival, especially when you consider the fete's growing commercial tendencies. With THE SPITFIRE GRILL, if you don't think too hard about what's going on, it's easy to be drawn in by the film's apparent sincerity. The movie pushes all the right buttons, and viewers inevitably react. However, the bottom line is that, while THE SPITFIRE GRILL is a tearjerker, it's too clumsily-constructed to be considered a skillful one.
Actually, the movie follows up a strong start with a solid middle. It's only in the last half-hour that things start to go bad. It's as if Zlotoff, not knowing how to end the story, decided that the easiest way to tie up loose ends was to go for the quick, cheap way out. The concluding quarter of THE SPITFIRE GRILL contains a few too many contrivances -- missing money, a "surprise" revelation (which is anything but unexpected), white water rafting without the raft, and an "emotional" speech that strikes the wrong chord.
The Spitfire Grill is the only place to grab a bite in the small town of Gilead, Maine -- the North's answer to FRIED GREEN TOMATOES' Whistle Stop Cafe. With her bad leg, the proprietress, Hannah Ferguson (Ellen Burstyn), is finding the Grill progressively more difficult to run. So, when the sheriff comes to her with an offer of help, she reluctantly agrees. Her new waitress/kitchen worker is named Percy Talbot (Alison Elliott), and she's an ex-con, having just been released from Windham Prison after serving a five-year term for manslaughter.
When Hannah suffers an incapacitating injury, Percy is forced to take over the day-to-day operation of the Grill.  Shelby's bitter husband, Nahum (Will Patton), is far less helpful, however. Convinced that Percy means no good, he'd like nothing better than to run her out of town. Meanwhile, a mysterious watcher in the woods lurks around the Grill by night, coming into the open only to collect a bag of canned goods that Hannah leaves outside for him.
As a character study of Percy, THE SPITFIRE GRILL works. Although parts of her past are painted with broad strokes, she is fleshed out with amazing aptitude by actress Alison Elliot (the "woman left behind" in THE UNDERNEATH), who's easily the best thing about this movie. Elliot's performance keeps us involved for nearly the entire film, and almost gets us through the turbulence of THE SPITFIRE GRILL's dissatisfying climax.
Playing roles that are variations of familiar stereotypes, none of Elliot's co-stars are especially noteworthy. Ellen Burstyn is the crusty old woman with a good heart who hides a terrible, tragic secret. Marcia Gay Harden is the meek wife who finds a backbone as a result of her association with Percy. And Will Patton is the hard-hearted cynic who distrusts the newcomer from the moment that she sets food in Gilead. Burstyn's performance is robust, and Harden is effectively pathetic (despite the uneven accent), but Patton's unsubtle, unsympathetic portrayal is unfortunate.
There are numerous similarities between THE SPITFIRE GRILL and FRIED GREEN TOMATOES, but, while both movies shamelessly go for the tearducts, Jon Avnet's 1992 feature has a level of emotional honesty that's missing here. I wanted very much to like THE SPITFIRE GRILL, in large part because Alison Elliot made me care about Percy, and, for the better part of ninety minutes, I was willing to forgive the movie its few, mostly small, narrative problems. Unfortunately, those flaws multiply at an alarming rate as the end draws near, and I left the theater feeling somewhat let down. THE SPITFIRE GRILL isn't a bad movie, but, like Percy's breakfast special, certain overdone portions are difficult to digest.
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Search operation launched after reports of plane crash in Irish Sea
A rescue operation has been launched after reports of an aircraft crash off the North Wales coast, in the Irish Sea.
HM Coastguard said it was co-ordinating a search in the Puffin Island area near Anglesey after the light aircraft disappeared from radar at around midday on Monday.
Police are assisting the coastguard with the search, which includes a helicopter and RNLI lifeboats, but it is not yet known how many people were on board the plane.
A spokesman for the coastguard said: “HM Coastguard is currently co-ordinating a search and rescue in the Puffin Island area of North Wales following a report at 12.47pm today that an aircraft had disappeared from radar contact.
We received a call at 12.59pm today reporting a possible crash involving a light aircraft in the Penmon area
“The search and rescue helicopter from Caernarfon has been sent as well as Coastguard rescue teams from Penmon and Bangor and a senior Coastguard operations officer.
“The RNLI lifeboats from Beaumaris, Moelfre and Llandudno and North Wales Police have been sent.
“It has not been confirmed how many people were on board the aircraft.
“The incident is ongoing and we have no further information at this time.”
A spokesman for North Wales Police said: “We received a call at 12.59pm today reporting a possible crash involving a light aircraft in the Penmon area.
“Officers are currently assisting HM Coastguard and our inquiries are ongoing.”
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ElasticSearch Template CRD¶
Example:
apiVersion: xo.90poe.io/v1alpha1
kind: ElasticSearchTemplate
metadata:
name: example-elasticsearchtemplate
namespace: zm
spec:
name: dev_test_test_tmpl
drop_on_delete: true
index_patterns:
- "zm_spm_draft_position_weather_*"
aliases:
some_test: {}
"{index}-alias-for-{gender}":
filter: |
{
"term" : {
"product" : "Elasticsearch"
}
}
aliases:
- "zm_spm_draft_position_weather"
settings:
number_of_shards: 55
shards:
check_on_startup: "false"
codec: "default"
number_of_replicas: 3
mappings: |
{
"dynamic": false,
"_source": {
"enabled": true
},
"properties": {
"isRead": {
"type": "boolean",
"index": true
},
"createdAt": {
"type": "date",
"index": true
}
}
}
Spec¶
Setting are made to be as close as possible to ES API.
You would need to amend spec
section.
| Settings | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | Yes | Name of ES template |
| drop_on_delete | bool | No | Should we drop index if K8S object is deleted, default false |
| index_patterns | []string | Yes | Array of wildcard expressions used to match the names of indices during creation. |
| aliases | map[string]ESAlias | No | Map, where keys are alias names, and values are ESAlias, see ESAlias |
| settings | ESIndexSettings | No | See ESIndexSettings |
| mappings | string | Yes | Mappings of ES Index, must be valid JSON |
| version | int64 | No | Version number used to manage index templates externally. This number is not automatically generated by Elasticsearch. |
ESAlias¶
| Settings | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| indices | []string | No | (Array) Array of index names used to perform the action. If the index parameter is not specified, this parameter is required. |
| aliases | []string | No | (String) Comma-separated list or wildcard expression of index alias names to add, remove, or delete. If the alias parameter is not specified, this parameter is required for the add or remove action. |
| filter | string | No | (Optional, query object in string form) Filter query used to limit the index alias. If specified, the index alias only applies to documents returned by the filter. Filter query used to limit the index alias. If specified, the index alias only applies to documents returned by the filter. See Filtered aliases for an example. |
| is_write_index | bool | No | (Optional, boolean) If true, assigns the index as an alias’s write index. Defaults to false. |
| routing | string | No | (Optional, string) Custom routing value used to route operations to a specific shard. |
| index_routing | string | No | (Optional, string) Custom routing value used for the alias’s indexing operations. |
| search_routing | string | No | (Optional, string) Custom routing value used for the alias’s search operations. |


{{team.team_name}} is located in the city of {{ team.city_name }}, which is in the region of {{ team.region_name }}.


This demo is about self-learning cars. The reinforcement-learning-goal of these cars is to maximize their future speed at all times, which means to avoid shapes. The input to the cars' neural network is the sensor data: speed in x- and y-direction, distance + entity type + normal vector (2d) of sensing rays (19 per car). In addition to the current time-step they receive the last action-state pair. Each state has 19x4 + 2 = 78 dimensions. The action space is 2 dimensional, which means the input to the car's brain is 78x2 + 2 = 158 dimensional.
This page uses the DDPG (deep deterministic policy gradient) algorithm, which means the action space is continuous. 1d for speed control (gas pedal, -1 for braking/going backwards, +1 for max thrust in forward direction) and 1d for stearing (-1 left, 0 straight, +1 right).
Click and drag to draw shapes, which must be avoided by the cars.
Takes the agents about 10 minutes to learn driving.
Agent's lifespan: 0s
Made by Jan Hünermann


U17 qualifying round report
by , UEFA.comThe line-up for the 3 December elite-round draw is set with 30 teams joining seeds England and Spain.
The 2019/20 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying round runs until 19 November, involving 52 of the 55 entrants on the road to Estonia.
- All the results
- Top two in every group, and four third-placed sides with the best records against the leading pair go through
- Spain and England have byes to 3 December elite round draw
- Hosts Estonia have bye to finals
- Through so far to elite round: Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England (bye), Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Montenegro, Netherlands (holders), Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Spain (bye), Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Wales
Group 1
Through: Belgium, Poland*
Also in group: North Macedonia, Liechtenstein
Group 2
Through: Italy, Turkey
Also in group: Northern Ireland, Luxembourg*
Group 3
Through: Republic of Ireland*, Montenegro, Israel (best third-placed)
Also in group: Andorra
Group 4
Through: Denmark, Sweden*
Also in group: Lithuania, Faroe Islands
Group 5
Through: France, Slovakia
Also in group: Cyprus*, Gibraltar
Group 6
Through: Serbia, Hungary, Belarus* (best third-placed)
Also in group: Latvia
Group 7
Through: Croatia, Scotland*
Also in group: Armenia, Iceland
Group 8
Through: Ukraine, Portugal*, Georgia (best third-placed)
Also in group: Albania
Group 9
Through: Greece*, Germany
Also in group: Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan
Group 10
Through: Russia, Switzerland, Romania* (best third-placed)
Eliminated: San Marino
Group 11
Through: Finland*, Czech Republic
Eliminated: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova
Group 12
Through: Netherlands (holders)*, Wales
Also in group: Slovenia, Kosovo
Group 13
Through: Austria, Norway*
Also in group: Bulgaria, Malta
*Hosts
- The top two in every group, along with the four third-placed sides with the best records against the leading pair, will follow top seeds Spain and England into the elite round in March 2020, drawn on 3 December.
- The eight elite round group winners and seven runners-up with the best records against the teams first and third in their pool will join Estonia in the finals from 21 May to 6 June.


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Summary of Requirements for BitLicense Proposal
Content below produced by Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Covered Activities
- Most business activities, excluding mere merchant/consumer activities;
- involving centralized or decentralized virtual currencies (excluding in-game / rewards points); and
- involving New York or New York customers.
BitLicense Application / Revocation
- Must submit detailed applications to NYDFS & become licensed before undertaking covered activities.
- Existing businesses will have transition period to apply; if denied, must cease activities.
- NYDFS has broad discretion to approve/deny, revoke/suspend licenses.
- Material change of activities or change of control requires an application to NYDFS.
Cyber Security Program
- Board-approved cyber security policy & program to protect electronic systems and sensitive data.
- Qualified Chief Information Security Officer.
- Annual reports to NYDFS.
- Annual penetration testing/audits.
- Maintain business continuity and disaster recovery plan, to be independently tested annually.
Anti-Money Laundering
- Largely consistent with federal AML requirements.
- Initial & annual risk assessments to inform AML program. Board-approved policy.
- 10-year records of all transactions.
- Report within 24 hours to NYDFS ≥ $10,000 one- day transactions by one person.
- Suspicious Activity Reports required.
- Customer Identification Program.
- OFAC checks and compliance.
- Annual internal or external audit. No structuring to evade reporting, or obfuscating identity.
Exams, Reports and Oversight
- NYDFS examines at least every two years, and may examine affiliate of licensee in its discretion (not limited to virtual currency activity).
- Submit quarterly financials within 45 days, audited annual GAAP financials within 120 days of fiscal year end including management certifications).
- Have overall compliance program and officer(s).
Consumer Protections
- Initial and per-transaction disclosures of risks, terms and conditions.
- Complaint policies & disclosures.
- Advertising and marketing requirements (e.g., no false, misleading or deceptive representations or omissions).
Safeguarding Assets
- Capital requirements at NYDFS’s discretion. Licensed entity must invest “earnings and retained profits” in enumerated high-quality assets (e.g., CDs, not Bitcoin), but dividends not prohibited.
- Bond/trust account at NYDFS’s discretion.
- Full reserves for custodial assets — selling / encumbering prohibited.
- Books and records requirements (generally 10 years).
Read more of Davis Polk's BitLicense memorandum
Key Points
Content below produced by Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
High barriers to entry.
BitLicense regime has no onramp or de minimis exception but its impact is great: (1) detailed, time-consuming and likely costly application process, (2) requirement for audited financials, (3) requirements for hiring or designating qualified compliance personnel, and (4) AML requirements for certain businesses not covered by federal AML requirements.
- Creates high barriers to entry for new or financially unsupported players.
- Startups may need to exclude New York customers and otherwise avoid New York jurisdiction to focus on developing their products before subjecting themselves to BitLicense until they receive significant funding.
- Problematic from standpoint of NYDFS’s goals of establishing New York as an important virtual currency hub and promoting beneficial innovation.
May force subsidiarization.
Requirement that “retained earnings and profits” may only be invested in certain liquid, investment grade instruments denominated in dollars (i.e., cannot include virtual currencies or foreign currency- denominated instruments), among other requirements, may force Bitcoin businesses to operate in New York only out of special purpose licensed subsidiaries. May introduce possible capital inefficiency, managerial inefficiency or tax issues.
- Challenges for New York-located companies as the whole company would be “involved” in New York, and subject to BitLicense regime.
NYDFS discretion.
NYDFS has broad discretion to allow or disallow a license, prohibit new activities, or restrict or shut down existing and licensed virtual currency businesses.
- NYDFS has limited discretion to exempt different kinds of businesses from provisions. It has discretion to set capital requirements and bond/trust account requirements. Most other requirements (e.g., AML program), are mandatory, including for businesses for which the requirements make no sense.
Non-Compliance.
No explicit indication of penalties for improperly failing to obtain a BitLicense or violating BitLicense requirements, other than (1) ability of NYDFS to apply for an injunction and (2) suspension or revocation of license.
- NYDFS preserves right to impose penalties under any other applicable law, such as New York Banking Law or Financial Services Law.
Read more of Davis Polk's BitLicense memorandum


Machine Wide Policy¶
When running on Windows, the data protection system has limited support for setting default machine-wide policy for all applications which consume data protection. The general idea is that an administrator might wish to change some default setting (such as algorithms used or key lifetime) without needing to manually update every application on the machine.
Warning
The system administrator can set default policy, but he cannot enforce it. The application developer can always override any value with one of his own choosing. The default policy only affects applications where the developer has not specified an explicit value for some particular setting.
Setting default policy¶
To set default policy, an administrator can set known values in the system registry under the following key.
Reg key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DotNetPackages\Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection
If you’re on a 64-bit operating system and want to affect the behavior of 32-bit applications, remember also to configure the Wow6432Node equivalent of the above key.
The supported values are:
- EncryptionType [string] - specifies which algorithms should be used for data protection. This value must be “CNG-CBC”, “CNG-GCM”, or “Managed” and is described in more detail below.
- DefaultKeyLifetime [DWORD] - specifies the lifetime for newly-generated keys. This value is specified in days and must be ≥ 7.
- KeyEscrowSinks [string] - specifies the types which will be used for key escrow. This value is a semicolon-delimited list of key escrow sinks, where each element in the list is the assembly qualified name of a type which implements IKeyEscrowSink.
Encryption types¶
If EncryptionType is “CNG-CBC”, the system will be configured to use a CBC-mode symmetric block cipher for confidentiality and HMAC for authenticity with services provided by Windows CNG (see Specifying custom Windows CNG algorithms for more details). The following additional values are supported, each of which corresponds to a property on the CngCbcAuthenticatedEncryptionOptions type:
- EncryptionAlgorithm [string] - the name of a symmetric block cipher algorithm understood by CNG. This algorithm will be opened in CBC mode.
- EncryptionAlgorithmProvider [string] - the name of the CNG provider implementation which can produce the algorithm EncryptionAlgorithm.
- EncryptionAlgorithmKeySize [DWORD] - the length (in bits) of the key to derive for the symmetric block cipher algorithm.
- HashAlgorithm [string] - the name of a hash algorithm understood by CNG. This algorithm will be opened in HMAC mode.
- HashAlgorithmProvider [string] - the name of the CNG provider implementation which can produce the algorithm HashAlgorithm.
If EncryptionType is “CNG-GCM”, the system will be configured to use a Galois/Counter Mode symmetric block cipher for confidentiality and authenticity with services provided by Windows CNG (see Specifying custom Windows CNG algorithms for more details). The following additional values are supported, each of which corresponds to a property on the CngGcmAuthenticatedEncryptionOptions type:
- EncryptionAlgorithm [string] - the name of a symmetric block cipher algorithm understood by CNG. This algorithm will be opened in Galois/Counter Mode.
- EncryptionAlgorithmProvider [string] - the name of the CNG provider implementation which can produce the algorithm EncryptionAlgorithm.
- EncryptionAlgorithmKeySize [DWORD] - the length (in bits) of the key to derive for the symmetric block cipher algorithm.
If EncryptionType is “Managed”, the system will be configured to use a managed SymmetricAlgorithm for confidentiality and KeyedHashAlgorithm for authenticity (see Specifying custom managed algorithms for more details). The following additional values are supported, each of which corresponds to a property on the ManagedAuthenticatedEncryptionOptions type:
- EncryptionAlgorithmType [string] - the assembly-qualified name of a type which implements SymmetricAlgorithm.
- EncryptionAlgorithmKeySize [DWORD] - the length (in bits) of the key to derive for the symmetric encryption algorithm.
- ValidationAlgorithmType [string] - the assembly-qualified name of a type which implements KeyedHashAlgorithm.
If EncryptionType has any other value (other than null / empty), the data protection system will throw an exception at startup.
Warning
When configuring a default policy setting that involves type names (EncryptionAlgorithmType, ValidationAlgorithmType, KeyEscrowSinks), the types must be available to the application. In practice, this means that for applications running on Desktop CLR, the assemblies which contain these types should be GACed. For ASP.NET 5 applications running on Core CLR, the packages which contain these types should be referenced in project.json.


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Definition at line 19 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
◆ _connect()
◆ bindValueFromStatement()
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Definition at line 177 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
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Definition at line 202 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
◆ execute()
Execute an SQL statement and return the number of affected rows (INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE)
- Parameters
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- Returns
- int the number of rows that were modified or deleted by the SQL statement you issued
Definition at line 155 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
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◆ getPdoObject()
◆ getStatement()
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Definition at line 53 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
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Prepares a statement and execute a query for update (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE...)
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Definition at line 145 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
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Prepares a statement for execution and returns a statement object.
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Definition at line 165 of file DatabaseOperationsTrait.php.
◆ query()
Executes an SQL statement, returning a result set as a PDOStatement object.
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- |boolean
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


The library (vicare parser-tools silex)
generates a lexical
analyser table from a Lex–like specification file. The library
(vicare parser-tools silex lexer)
generates a Scheme lexical
analyser using a supplied table. It is suggested to import these
libraries with the ‘lex.’ prefix, as in:
(import (vicare) (prefix (vicare parser-tools silex) lex.) (prefix (vicare parser-tools silex lexer) lex.))
“SILex” stands for “Scheme Implementation of Lex”. The library is a port to R6RS Scheme of SILex version 1.0 by Danny Dube'. The original code is available at (URL last verified Oct 8, 2013):
The library (vicare parser-tools silex utilities)
implements
convenience facilities to use SILex. It is suggested to use SILex with
the facilities of the libraries in the hierarchey (nausicaa
parser-tools ---)
, Describing lexical tokens.


This article describes a creational design pattern, which is a category of design pattern used by software engineers, when writing
computer programs.
Table of Contents
Introduction
A creational pattern is a category of design pattern, used in software engineering, to identify methods that a computer program uses to create objects. These patterns help to encapsulate the creation process.
The benefits of creational design patterns
These patterns help us to group aspects of object creation together for cleaner more managable code. This allows others to understand quicker and tests to be written around the process of instantiating objects used in an application.
Creational Patterns
- Abstract factory
- Builder
- Factory Pattern
- Abstract Factory Pattern
- Factory method
- Lazy initialization
- Multiton
- Object pool
- Prototype
- Singleton
See Also


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We got on the functional programming bandwagon in late 2008 before it was fully accepted by development community. We recognized the advantages and strengths of functional programming and committed to mastering it. We delivered one of the first enterprise implementations of scala with the Alerting System at D&B. Since then, Knoldus has been on the forefront of Scala, Akka, Clojure and Haskell, delivering multiple products on the functional technology stack.


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Final project Master Data Science Kschool
The purpose of this project is to apply all the techniques and skills acquired during the Data Science Master from Kschool.
I chose a topic related to my study field, energy, in particular I decided to work with household consumption data. The objective is to develop a tool that helps the energy audit of a home. The output is a recommendation of slight changes in periods to use certain electrical household appliances.
For this project there are two datasets that have been used, to access the sources simply click on the image
Information about hourly energy prices is treated in order to obtain clusters with the variances of the prices depending on the hour
Jupyter notebookThe data of energy meter data of home appliances from different households is cleaned to get cost information based on the use.
Recommendations for a better use of the selected house and elecrical appliance are made.
I want to keep learning and this project has some improvements that I would like to implement in the future.
First, the model could be more precise, with data from more houses a proper recommendation algorithm could be tried. Also the study of price trends and uses by household appliance could be deepened.


Note that this discussion generalizes to any NxNxN
. The case
when N
is even is actually slightly harder than when N
is odd,
because it creates ambiguity in the correct orientation of the edges.
Note a fun bandaging of this puzzle here.
I'm going to use ML
and MR
to denote
any middle slice left of center, or right of center, respectively. For comparison, the left-most slice is L
, and the right-most slice is R
.
Similarly, I will use PD
and PU
to denote the equivilant idea with slices parallel to D
and U
, respectively.
I will use T
to denote the entire middle slice parallel to F
and B
, but having the same orientation as F
.
Lastly, the term "back tracking" is abused here a bit. By this, I don't mean that you have to undo a bunch of moves to get back to a certain state, then go down a different path. Rather, I mean that you have to go back to a previous step and start from there.
Put the centers together, not necessarily in their correct locations. This is very intuitive. The crux is at the final two faces. There is a trivial commutator you can find that tri-cycles centers while preserves corners, even though we don't need such preservation at this stage.
Here is an example: ML',U,MR,U',ML,U,MR',U'
There are obvious variations of this.
Note that the two middle slices involved here do not necessarily need to be the same distance from center.
Now put the edges together while preserving centers. Again, there is a trivial commutator you can find to do this that preserves the centers, and such preservation is obviously needed at this stage.
Here is an example: PD',X,PD,X'
Here, X
is given by: (L',U',L),2U,(F,U',F')
Again, there are obvious variations of this.
Note that there is a much faster method of getting all the edges put together where center slices are temporarily scrambled (but always kept as 4 sets of 4 lines) while the first 8 edges are solved. The final 4 edges are then put together traditionally after quickly fixing the said scrambled centers. Details are left to the reader.
Lastly, it's important to understand that in this step you can always get all the edges put together, but the final edge might not have consistent orientation. Don't worry about this for now.
At this point, the cube looks like a 3x3x3, save that one of the edges, as said before, might not have consistent orientation. In any case, try to solve the cube as a 3x3x3. (My page for that is here.) Trying to do so, you'll encounter zero or more of two different problems: Either two composite edges will need to be swapped, or one composite edge (usually chosen as the one with inconsistent orientation, if it exists) needs to be flipped. This latter problem is equivilant to fixing the edge with possibly inconsistent orientation. Of course, if you don't encounter either of these problems, then the 3x3x3 solve finishes the puzzle.
This is trivial. Just use the edge tri-cycle found in Step 2 above, but adapt the algorithm to work with all middle slices above and below of center.
This is actually the most interesting part of the puzzle, in my opinion. Note that it looks like an orientation problem, but it's actually a positioning problem with regard to the edge pieces.
The problem is that a subset of the edge pieces can't be solved by tri-cycles, because two of them need to be swapped. The fix is actually trivial, but causes a significant amount of back-tracking in the solve. What you do is simply rotate a proper middle slice 90 degrees, and that fixes the problem, because it's an even permutation in a subgroup of the edges, at which point, they can now be solved by tri-cycles. This is where the preservation property of the tri-cycle found in Step 1 actually matters. A proper slice is any slice in the subgroup (or factor group) of unsolved edge pieces, but the best choice is a slice involving edge pieces already misplaced. This helps minimize the extent of the back-tracking.
All that said, some algorithms can help reduce the extent of the back-tracking even further. (There is a very lengthy algorithm someone has come up with for solving the parity problem altogether, but I can't remember it.) What I do is execute Y,2T,Y',2T,ML,|L|,Y'
, where Y=ML',2U,ML,2U
. What this does is simply take the unsolvable tri-cycle state of the edge pieces and put them in a solvable state. Finish up with edge tri-cycling as usual, and you're done.
But we can do even better. If we replace |L|
with a different re-orientation of the entire cube before executing Y'
, we can make it so that only 4 edge peices are out of place before the entire cube is solved. Only 2 tri-cycles are required to position them, and they can be combined into a smaller sequence, such as PD',X,PD,PU,X',PU'
.


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List of winners at the 2019 American Music Awards
by The Associated PressA list of the winners at the 2019 American Music Awards, held Sunday night at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
- Artist of the year: Taylor Swift
- New artist of the year: Billie Eilish
- Collaboration of the year: Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello, “Senorita”
- Favorite pop/rock female artist: Taylor Swift
- Favorite pop/rock male artist: Khalid
- Favorite pop/rock duo or group: BTS
- Favorite pop/rock song: Halsey, “Without Me”
- Favorite pop/rock album: Taylor Swift, “Lover”
- Favorite rap/hip-hop artist: Cardi B
- Favorite rap/hip-hop song: Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, “Old Town Road”
- Favorite rap/hip-hop album: Post Malone, “Hollywood’s Bleeding”
- Favorite soul/R&B; female artist: Beyoncé
- Favorite soul/R&B; male artist: Bruno Mars
- Favorite soul/R&B; song: Khalid, “Talk”
- Favorite soul/R&B; album: Khalid, “Free Spirit”
- Favorite country female artist: Carrie Underwood
- Favorite country male artist: Kane Brown
- Favorite country duo or group: Dan + Shay
- Favorite country song: Dan + Shay, “Speechless”
- Favorite country album: Carrie Underwood, “Cry Pretty”
- Favorite alternative rock artist: Billie Eilish
- Favorite adult contemporary artist: Taylor Swift
- Favorite Latin artist: J Balvin
- Favorite contemporary inspirational artist: Lauren Daigle
- Favorite electronic dance music artist: Marshmello
- Favorite social artist: BTS
- Favorite music video: Taylor Swift, “You Need to Calm Down”
- Artist of the decade: Taylor Swift
- Tour of the year: BTS
- Favorite soundtrack: “Bohemian Rhapsody”
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