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527 autos booked for overloading
by Special CorrespondentAs many as 112 autorickshaws were confiscated and action has been initiated to cancel their permits and driving licences of the drivers for overloading. Police action followed repeat violations by the drivers.
The vehicles were part of the 527 autorickshaws against which cases were registered on Thursday. The police have advised parents to remain alert and prevent overloading of autorickshaws. Such violations were rampant, especially among vehicles that transport children to school, the police said.
On November 5, the police had registered cases against 1,275 autorickshaws for violating traffic norms and overloading.


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| UInt32 | countCriteria = 0 |
| The number of singulation criteria in the array pointed to by the pCriteria field. This field must be greater than or equal to zero and less than or equal to the maximum number of post-singulation criteria as specified in [MAC-EDS]. Calling CSLibrary.HighLevelInterface.SetPostMatchCriteria(CSLibrary.Structures.SingulationCriterion[]) with this field set to zero Results in disabling all post-singulation criteria (i.e., even if the SelectFlags.POST_MATCH flag is provided to the appropriate RFID_18K6CTag* function, no post-singulation matching will be performed – the Result is that all tags are considered matching). If this field is zero, pCriteria may be NULL. More... | |
| SingulationCriterion [] | pCriteria = new SingulationCriterion[0] |
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The number of singulation criteria in the array pointed to by the pCriteria field. This field must be greater than or equal to zero and less than or equal to the maximum number of post-singulation criteria as specified in [MAC-EDS]. Calling CSLibrary.HighLevelInterface.SetPostMatchCriteria(CSLibrary.Structures.SingulationCriterion[]) with this field set to zero Results in disabling all post-singulation criteria (i.e., even if the SelectFlags.POST_MATCH flag is provided to the appropriate RFID_18K6CTag* function, no post-singulation matching will be performed – the Result is that all tags are considered matching). If this field is zero, pCriteria may be NULL.
| SingulationCriterion [] CSLibrary.Structures.SingulationCriteria.pCriteria = new SingulationCriterion[0] |
A pointer to an array, containing countCriteria entries, of post- singulation criterion structures that are to be applied sequentially, beginning with pCriteria[0], to singulated tags. This must not be NULL. If this field is NULL, countCriteria must be zero.


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How to be an angel investor, Part 3 - Venture Hacks
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This guest post is by Tyler Willis , an entrepreneur and angel investor. You can learn more about him on AngelList .
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Startup Investing Guidelines - AngelList
angel.co
Guidelines for better startup investing decisions.
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Jobs at AngelList
angel.co
AngelList is hiring - See 5 AngelList jobs.  Naval and Nivi (and really, everyone on the team) have been ...
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Tumblr. + Yahoo! = !!
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I’m delighted to announce that we’ve reached an agreement to acquire Tumblr! We promise not to screw it up. Tumblr is incredibly special and has a ...
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Keith Rabois on the Role of a COO, How to Hire and Why Transparency Matters
firstround.com
Keith Rabois has helped build some of the most important companies in Silicon Valley including PayPal, LinkedIn and Square. In this session from ...
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AngelList new employee reading list - Venture Hacks
venturehacks.com
I do the onboarding for all new AngelList team members. Part of it is asking them to read the following (many candidates have read these before they ...
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Tech Ops As A Metaphor For Building, Running, & Leading A Company – AVC
avc.com
I am giving a short talk at the Velocity Conference this morning in NYC. The title of this post is the title of the talk. That's because I am putting ...
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The Rise of Fat Venture Capital
andrewchen.co
Reinventing the VC industry In 2007, before YCombinator and AngelList had changed the industry, I worked in a nondescript office park in the heart of ...
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The Startup MBA - Venture Hacks
venturehacks.com
“With knowledge being universally accessible, there will be no excuses for non-performance.”
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Naval Ravikant on future of AngelList, what worries him - Silicon Valley ...
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AngelList co-founder and CEO Naval Ravikant is worried about two things in angel and venture investing, the regular booms and busts and the ...
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My latest interview on Mixergy
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Three years ago, I did my first Mixergy interview and shared lessons from my first company, working for startups, and raising money versus ...
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You can't raise money publicly yet
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Yesterday, the SEC lifted the ban on general solicitation for startups. AngelList and many others have been working on this law for a long time. But ...
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How to pick a co-founder - Venture Hacks
venturehacks.com
Update : Also see our 40-minute interview on this topic.
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A Venture SLA
startupboy.com
There is an opportunity for a new VC Firm to brand itself. Recent brands in Venture Capital arose from transparency and founder-friendliness. ...
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New immigration plan outlined: Startup visa is a go, H1-B quota to rise, ...
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The bipartisan “Gang of Eight” senators is expected to file its immigration bill within a matter of hours, and with it come major implications for ...
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Connect the Dots
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Defending the Brash Arrogance of Silicon Valley
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The best thing about being a statistician is that you get to play in everyone’s backyard.
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Men on Mars : The Reinvention of Atlas Venture | Frederic Destin
freddestin.com
An insider's look at how venture firm atlas venture reshaped itself for success
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Want To Raise A Million Bucks? Here’s What You’ll Need | TechCrunch
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How much traction do I need to raise money? - Venture Hacks
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How much traction do you need to raise $1M? AngelList’s Ash Fontana has the answer on TechCrunch :
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Venture Hacks - Good advice for startups
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use F5 to toggle MUTE ether on MS Teams or ZOOM
After trying to use the eject key version of this cmdline execute i found that my M1 Macbook Pro has a Mic symbol on the f5 key, so i decided to try to use that key to mute in my daily used videocall applications instead.
Use karabiner-elements Function keys tab to map the 'dictate' key to use 'f5' instead if you use the function keys. Install this extension under tab 'Complex modifications'.
During a Call on ZOOM or MS Teams the mute and unmute should work even in background. It searches in active processes and if one is found it executes the corresponding ⌘⇧M for Teams or ⌘⇧A for ZOOM.
This rule was based on work done by "Toggle mic mute in MS Teams with the Eject key" and the Github PR #975 "capslock_to_mute_teams_zoom.json".


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The Akan people of Ghana frequently name their children after the day of the week they were
and the order in which they were born.
These "day names" have further meanings concerning the soul and character of the person.
Middle names have considerably more variety and can refer to their birth order, twin status, or an ancestor's middle name.
This project will help in taking in the user's birth records and outputs the name in accordance to the day of the week
he/she was born.
Your name will be displayed here


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The Avengers Avengers Assemble Marvel's The Avengers.
Guardians of the Galaxy.
Justice League of America.
X-Men.


Explicit Correspondence Matching for Generalizable Neural Radiance Fields arXiv 2023
- Yuedong Chen Monash University
- Haofei Xu ETH Zurich
- Qianyi Wu Monash University
- Chuanxia Zheng University of Oxford
- Tat-Jen Cham Nanyang Technological University
- Jianfei Cai Monash University
Abstract
Model Architecture
MatchNeRF overview. Given \(N\) input images, we extract the Transformer features and compute the cosine similarity in a pair-wise manner, and finally merge all pair-wise cosine similarities with element-wise average. I) For image pair \(I_i\) and \(I_j\), we first extract downsampled convolutional features with a weight-sharing CNN. The convolutional features are then fed into a Transformer to model cross-view interactions with cross-attention. II) To predict the color and volume density of a point on a ray for volume rendering, we project the 3D point into the 2D Transformer features \(F_i\) and \(F_j\) with the camera parameters and bilinearly sample the feature vectors \(f_i\) and \(f_j\) at the projected locations. We then compute the cosine similarity \(z = \cos(f_i, f_j)\) between sampled features to encode the correspondence matching information. III) \(z\) is next used with the 3D position \(p\) and 2D view direction \(d\) for color \(c\) and density \(\sigma\) prediction. An additional ray Transformer is used to model cross-point interactions along a ray.
Direct inference on in-the-wild unseen scenes
Input
Output
Input (courtesy of Qianyi, taken at Queen Victoria Monument)
Output
Input
Output
Direct inference on benchmark test scenes
DTU: Scan38, View24
Blender: Materials, View36
RFF: Leaves, View13
Quantitative comparisons
Comparison with SOTA methods. MatchNeRF performs the best for both 3- and 2-view inputs. Viewpoints nearest to the target one are selected as input. By default we measure over only the foreground or central regions following MVSNeRF's settings, while \(\top\) indicates a more accurate metric by measuring over the whole image. Default 3-view results are borrowed from MVSNeRF's paper. We measure MVSNeRF's 3-view whole image results with its pretrained weight, and retrain with its released code to report 2-view results.
Citation
Acknowledgements
The website template was borrowed from Mip-NeRF.


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System Architect Picture "Agent Rejected Intention"
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But they must have cleared the order book to hit $0.001
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:23 PM
they cleared the orderbook? seems like somebody is dumping hacked funds? did somebody lose a ton of KMD?
i heard the other day somebody sold 200k on binance, which is 40+ BTC
LeshAft913-Apr-19 06:25 PM
or drunk fat fingers
Hollowman900013-Apr-19 06:25 PM
$850/mo for just hodling at a bottom
actionslacks13-Apr-19 06:37 PM
It’s a gov insider, kmd is finna get sec’d
Haha, funny joke right?
dokrates13-Apr-19 06:42 PM
yesterday i rebought a bag i sold weeks ago around 22k, but im a little scared
waiting for weeks, and when buy it goes down
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:43 PM
dont trade if you are emotional
yaheardme13-Apr-19 06:43 PM
average your buys homie, no one can always guess exact tops n bottoms its a game of %'s
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:43 PM
have specific buy/sell targets and stick to them
or average in/out
yaheardme13-Apr-19 06:44 PM
^
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:44 PM
but selling at 22 to 24k is not any averaging, so likely you are trying to squeeze out more returns, but it is a danger game. the market does its best to confuse you
dokrates13-Apr-19 06:44 PM
yes, that's what i did jl777
nah, i sold around 30k 28k
and rebought them
i'ts just a tiny percentage of my total holds
just 15%
heheh
im too much emotional with the projects i like
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:45 PM
yes, it is hard to trade without emotions when you know the fundamentals
but this market is dominated by TA types for now
and TA doesnt seem to care about anything else than price movement
dokrates13-Apr-19 06:46 PM
yep
but yesterday when i saw price going below stratis i said myself, now is the moment!
hahaha
yaheardme13-Apr-19 06:47 PM
you could try having a seperate short time frame trading account thats not emotionally connected to your full portfolio
it can be good for practice
dokrates13-Apr-19 06:47 PM
nah, it's just 15% of long holding
i don't be emotional
but anyway its my fault
i need to keep my emotions quiet
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:47 PM
then stick to your targets like a robot
dokrates13-Apr-19 06:48 PM
exactly
that is the key!
jl777c13-Apr-19 06:48 PM
and whatever happens, happens
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dokrates13-Apr-19 06:48 PM
well said @jl777c !
gonna have dinner
have a nice evening mates
cheers
richardt13-Apr-19 08:39 PM
What's worked best for me is to have a plan for when I'm right and a plan for when I'm wrong. For example: selling a % during a pump to lock in profits in case it dumps, and holding a % in case in keeps going up. Nobody is right 100% of the time. Except for ComputerGenie, he's always right 100% of the time
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Vertigo13-Apr-19 08:54 PM
I been trading for the last 3 days for the first time in 2 years lol.
Directed by John Stalberg Jr.. With Cat Alter, Annalé, Alexis Bledel, Sean Cullen. A young agent is tasked with investigating a tangled web of corruption and fraud in New York.
when SUPERNET & DEX movie?
Hollowman900013-Apr-19 10:03 PM
wen BITCONNEEEEEEEEEEEEECT! Movie?(edited)
Previews would have the bitconnect yell in every one
Rated NC-17
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FishyGuts14-Apr-19 01:37 AM
Im buying and watching it tonight.
yaheardme14-Apr-19 02:06 AM
the carlos matos parody account on twitter is always a good laugh
mrtzmp314-Apr-19 02:07 AM
Any good TA for kmd available ?
Hollowman900014-Apr-19 03:11 AM
Maybe up maybe down maybe sideways
Reeee
designer14-Apr-19 03:26 AM
Philip Fischer believed that what investors should trust and rely on is not an economic cycle or political variable, but a manager with a strong will to grow and action. To verify this, a tricky framework for analysis was put in place. Rather than looking at financial statements, sales, and stock price movements, they invest in a very small number of companies that can continue to grow with business models, research and development capabilities and outstanding management, and hold these shares for a long time.
He used to point out that the biggest loss in stock investment was selling a good company too early. If the company has long owned the company, it will generate phenomenal profits of tens to hundreds of times, but if the company sells it up by dozens of percent, it will be a loss in the long run. If you bought good company shares at a good price, you should make a sales decision based on fundamentals.
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FishyGuts14-Apr-19 03:28 AM
Since this isn’t trading... just gonna drop this shill here no more than once every few days.
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We are currently requesting the majority of the votes go to NA and EU.
Agama v0.3.5 is the latest which contains your vote tokens.
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The stock that Fisher discovered by applying this principle was Motorola. Likewise, Texas Instruments, FMC, and Dow Chemical held their organs under such judgment. Motorola bought it in 1956 and held it for 35 years, and has been known to have posted a total profit of 2,488 times, with the number of shares jumping 144 times and share prices jumping 17 times.
cringe at the idea of keep of even keeping a satoshi worth of veriblock on them
haven't yet tried barterdex but keen to when mm2 is ready
crumb14-Apr-19 09:57 AM
discovered unexpectedly that i've been dropped some NINJA. feels like i have been living under a rock, but what is it and where can i learn more about it?
jl777c14-Apr-19 10:02 AM
i think if anybody knew, it wouldnt be called NINJA


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To take a position as a Web Developer.
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Volunteered as a Web developer for newly opened animal shelter.
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visually appealing, user-friendly Webscape
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Languages: C#,Proficient in JavaScript, CSS, HTML, XHTML, Java, and Python.
Frameworks: .NET, Node.js, Django, Ruby on Rails
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Bachelor of Science in Information Technology,University of the Cordilleras
- Award for best senior thesis


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Don't hesitate to customize it if you want an author's page really different
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Data.common.data Class
Access point: ac.data.*
A model for getting and setting data that is shared by a single mojit controller, binder, and/or template.
See also http://developer.yahoo.com/cocktails/mojito/docs/topics/mojito_data.html#sharing-data
Item Index
Methods
Properties
Methods
_parse
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response
Calls the public, overrideable parse()
method and returns the result.
Override this method to provide a custom pre-parsing implementation. This
provides a hook for custom persistence implementations to "prep" a response
before calling the parse()
method.
Parameters:
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response
AnyServer response.
Returns:
_validate
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attributes
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callback
TODO: Update method description.
Calls the public, overridable validate()
method and fires an error
event
if validation fails.
Parameters:
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attributes
ObjectAttribute hash.
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callback
FunctionValidation callback.
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[err]
Any optionalValue on failure, non-value on success.
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addAttr
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name
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config
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lazy
Duckpunches the addAttr
method provided by Y.Attribute
to keep the
id
attribute’s value and a custom id attribute’s (if provided) value
in sync when adding the attributes to the model instance object.
Marked as protected to hide it from Model's public API docs, even though this is a public method in Attribute.
Parameters:
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name
StringThe name of the attribute.
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config
ObjectAn object with attribute configuration property/value pairs, specifying the configuration for the attribute.
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lazy
Boolean(optional) Whether or not to add this attribute lazily (on the first call to get/set).
Returns:
enableHookGroup
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handler
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group
Enable a group for a request.
Parameters:
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handler
ObjectA placeholder for a collection of hooks enabled during the runtime. Usually req.hook or adapter.hook object.
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group
StringThe name of the group to enable
Example:
Y.mojito.hooks.enableHookGroup(req.hook, 'test_group');
generateClientId
()
String
Returns a clientId string that's unique among all models on the current page (even models in other YUI instances). Uniqueness across pageviews is unlikely.
Returns:
get
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name
Returns the value of the specified attribute.
If the attribute's value is an object, name may use dot notation to specify the path to a specific property within the object, and the value of that property will be returned.
Parameters:
-
name
StringAttribute name or object property path.
Returns:
undefined
if the attribute doesn't
exist.
Example:
// Set the 'foo' attribute to an object.
myModel.set('foo', {
bar: {
baz: 'quux'
}
});
// Get the value of 'foo'.
myModel.get('foo');
// => {bar: {baz: 'quux'}}
// Get the value of 'foo.bar.baz'.
myModel.get('foo.bar.baz');
// => 'quux'
getAsHTML
-
name
Returns an HTML-escaped version of the value of the specified string
attribute. The value is escaped using Y.Escape.html()
.
Parameters:
-
name
StringAttribute name or object property path.
Returns:
getAsURL
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name
Returns a URL-encoded version of the value of the specified string
attribute. The value is encoded using the native encodeURIComponent()
function.
Parameters:
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name
StringAttribute name or object property path.
Returns:
hook
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name
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handler
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hook
Shim for the hooks trigger mechanism. Under normal conditions the shim will do nothing, but if there is at least one hook registered, and enabled, it will try to proces the hook.
Parameters:
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name
StringThe name of the hook.
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handler
ObjectA placeholder for a collection of hooks enabled during the runtime. Usually req.hook or adapter.hook object.
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hook
Objectspecific data
Example:
Y.mojito.hooks.hook('test_hook', ctx, ...);
isModified
()
Boolean
Returns true
if any attribute of this model has been changed since the
model was last saved.
New models (models for which isNew()
returns true
) are implicitly
considered to be "modified" until the first time they're saved.
Returns:
true
if this model has changed since it was last saved,
false
otherwise.
isNew
()
Boolean
Returns true
if this model is "new", meaning it hasn't been saved since it
was created.
Newness is determined by checking whether the model's id
attribute has
been set. An empty id is assumed to indicate a new model, whereas a
non-empty id indicates a model that was either loaded or has been saved
since it was created.
Returns:
true
if this model is new, false
otherwise.
load
-
[options]
-
[callback]
Loads this model from the server.
This method delegates to the sync()
method to perform the actual load
operation, which is an asynchronous action. Specify a callback function to
be notified of success or failure.

If the load operation succeeds and one or more of the loaded attributes
differ from this model's current attributes, a change
event will be fired.
Parameters:
-
[options]
Object optionalOptions to be passed to
sync()
and toset()
when setting the loaded attributes. It's up to the custom sync implementation to determine what options it supports or requires, if any. -
[callback]
Callback optionalCalled when the sync operation finishes.
-
err
Error | NullIf an error occurred, this parameter will contain the error. If the sync operation succeeded, err will be
null
. -
response
AnyThe server's response. This value will be passed to the
parse()
method, which is expected to parse it and return an attribute hash.
-
parse
-
response
Called to parse the response when the model is loaded from the server. This method receives a server response and is expected to return an attribute hash.
The default implementation assumes that response is either an attribute
hash or a JSON string that can be parsed into an attribute hash. If
response is a JSON string and either Y.JSON
or the native JSON
object
are available, it will be parsed automatically. If a parse error occurs, an
error
event will be fired and the model will not be updated.
You may override this method to implement custom parsing logic if necessary.
Parameters:
-
response
AnyServer response.
Returns:
registerhook
-
group
-
name
-
fn
A Mojito entity can register an interest in a hook. The call context for all groups will be the same for all hooks registered for a group, and it will be new and unique for each request. The params to the call back function are hook specific.
Parameters:
-
group
Stringthe name of the group for the hook
-
name
Stringthe hook name
-
fn
Functionthe callback function that implements the hook logic.
Example:
Y.mojito.hooks.registerHook('test_group', 'test_hook', function (reg, data) {});
save
-
[options]
-
[callback]
Saves this model to the server.
This method delegates to the sync()
method to perform the actual save
operation, which is an asynchronous action. Specify a callback function to
be notified of success or failure.

If the save operation succeeds and one or more of the attributes returned in
the server's response differ from this model's current attributes, a
change
event will be fired.
Parameters:
-
[options]
Object optionalOptions to be passed to
sync()
and toset()
when setting synced attributes. It's up to the custom sync implementation to determine what options it supports or requires, if any. -
[callback]
Function optionalCalled when the sync operation finishes.
-
err
Error | NullIf an error occurred or validation failed, this parameter will contain the error. If the sync operation succeeded, err will be
null
. -
response
AnyThe server's response. This value will be passed to the
parse()
method, which is expected to parse it and return an attribute hash.
-
set
-
name
-
value
-
[options]
Sets the value of a single attribute. If model validation fails, the
attribute will not be set and an error
event will be fired.
Use setAttrs()
to set multiple attributes at once.
Parameters:
-
name
StringAttribute name or object property path.
-
value
AnyValue to set.
-
[options]
Object optionalData to be mixed into the event facade of the
change
event(s) for these attributes.-
[silent=false]
Boolean optionalIf
true
, nochange
event will be fired.
-
Example:
model.set('foo', 'bar');
setAttrs
-
attributes
-
[options]
TODO: Update description.
Sets the values of multiple attributes at once. If model validation fails,
the attributes will not be set and an error
event will be fired.
Parameters:
-
attributes
ObjectHash of attribute names and values to set.
-
[options]
Object optionalData to be mixed into the event facade of the
change
event(s) for these attributes.-
[silent=false]
Boolean optionalIf
true
, nochange
event will be fired.
-
Example:
model.setAttrs({
foo: 'bar',
baz: 'quux'
});
sync
-
action
-
[options]
-
[callback]
Override this method to provide a custom persistence implementation for this model. The default just calls the callback without actually doing anything.
This method is called internally by load()
, save()
, and destroy()
.
Parameters:
-
action
StringSync action to perform. May be one of the following:
create
: Store a newly-created model for the first time.delete
: Delete an existing model.read
: Load an existing model.update
: Update an existing model.
-
[options]
Object optionalSync options. It's up to the custom sync implementation to determine what options it supports or requires, if any.
-
[callback]
Function optionalCalled when the sync operation finishes.
-
err
Error | NullIf an error occurred, this parameter will contain the error. If the sync operation succeeded, err will be falsy.
-
[response]
Any optionalThe server's response.
-
toJSON
()
Object
Returns a copy of this model's attributes that can be passed to
Y.JSON.stringify()
or used for other nefarious purposes.
The clientId
attribute is not included in the returned object.
If you've specified a custom attribute name in the idAttribute
property,
the default id
attribute will not be included in the returned object.
Note: The ECMAScript 5 specification states that objects may implement a
toJSON
method to provide an alternate object representation to serialize
when passed to JSON.stringify(obj)
. This allows class instances to be
serialized as if they were plain objects. This is why Model's toJSON
returns an object, not a JSON string.
See http://es5.github.com/#x15.12.3 for details.
Returns:
undo
-
[attrNames]
-
[options]
Reverts the last change to the model.
If an attrNames array is provided, then only the named attributes will be reverted (and only if they were modified in the previous change). If no attrNames array is provided, then all changed attributes will be reverted to their previous values.
Note that only one level of undo is available: from the current state to the
previous state. If undo()
is called when no previous state is available,
it will simply do nothing.
Parameters:
-
[attrNames]
Array optionalArray of specific attribute names to revert. If not specified, all attributes modified in the last change will be reverted.
-
[options]
Object optionalData to be mixed into the event facade of the change event(s) for these attributes.
-
[silent=false]
Boolean optionalIf
true
, nochange
event will be fired.
-
validate
-
attrs
-
callback
Override this method to provide custom validation logic for this model.
While attribute-specific validators can be used to validate individual
attributes, this method gives you a hook to validate a hash of all
attributes before the model is saved. This method is called automatically
before save()
takes any action. If validation fails, the save()
call
will be aborted.
In your validation method, call the provided callback
function with no
arguments to indicate success. To indicate failure, pass a single argument,
which may contain an error message, an array of error messages, or any other
value. This value will be passed along to the error
event.
Parameters:
-
attrs
ObjectAttribute hash containing all model attributes to be validated.
-
callback
FunctionValidation callback. Call this function when your validation logic finishes. To trigger a validation failure, pass any value as the first argument to the callback (ideally a meaningful validation error of some kind).
-
[err]
Any optionalValidation error. Don't provide this argument if validation succeeds. If validation fails, set this to an error message or some other meaningful value. It will be passed along to the resulting
error
event.
-
Example:
model.validate = function (attrs, callback) {
if (attrs.pie !== true) {
// No pie?! Invalid!
callback('Must provide pie.');
return;
}
// Success!
callback();
};
Properties
_allowAdHocAttrs
Boolean
protected
This tells Y.Base
that it should create ad-hoc attributes for config
properties passed to Model's constructor. This makes it possible to
instantiate a model and set a bunch of attributes without having to subclass
Y.Model
and declare all those attributes first.
Default: true
_isYUIModel
Boolean
protected
Total hack to allow us to identify Model instances without using
instanceof
, which won't work when the instance was created in another
window or YUI sandbox.
Default: true
changed
Object
Hash of attributes that have changed since the last time this model was saved.
Default: {}
idAttribute
String
Name of the attribute to use as the unique id (or primary key) for this model.
The default is id
, but if your persistence layer uses a different name for
the primary key (such as _id
or uid
), you can specify that here.
The built-in id
attribute will always be an alias for whatever attribute
name you specify here, so getting and setting id
will always behave the
same as getting and setting your custom id attribute.
Default: `'id'`
lastChange
Object
Hash of attributes that were changed in the last change
event. Each item
in this hash is an object with the following properties:
newVal
: The new value of the attribute after it changed.prevVal
: The old value of the attribute before it changed.src
: The source of the change, ornull
if no source was specified.
Default: {}
lists
ModelList
Array of ModelList
instances that contain this model.
When a model is in one or more lists, the model's events will bubble up to those lists. You can subscribe to a model event on a list to be notified when any model in the list fires that event.
This property is updated automatically when this model is added to or
removed from a ModelList
instance. You shouldn't alter it manually. When
working with models in a list, you should always add and remove models using
the list's add()
and remove()
methods.
Default: `[]`
Example:
Subscribing to model events on a list:
// Assuming list
is an existing Y.ModelList instance.
list.on('*:change', function (e) {
// This function will be called whenever any model in the list
// fires a change
event.
//
// e.target
will refer to the model instance that fired the
// event.
});


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Astrolog32
History
Of Changes
Astrolog32 is a 32 bits Windows version of Astrolog created by
António Ramos, from version 2.0 maintained by Tomas Kubec. It has its starting point in
Astrolog version 5.41g created by
Valentin Abramov, which in turn originates in
Astrolog 5.40, created by Walter Pullen.
This file contains only the changes made during
Astrolog32 development. Changes are in chronological
order, most recent at the bottom. It only list changes in official
release versions, changes for test versions are included but do not
have separate headings.
Changes from Astrolog version 1.00 through 5.40 by Walter Pullen
can be found in file "history 540.txt".
Alois Treindl added support for Swiss Ephemeris to Astrolog version
5.40.
Changes from version 5.30a through 5.31g and 5.41a
through 5.41g by Valentin Abramov can be found in file
"history 541g.txt".
Astrolog32 version 1.00 (5 March 2004)
* Ported Astrolog from Win16 to Win32. This port
involved many changes,
for example to function prototypes,
variable types, etc.
* Removed Swiss Ephemeris files from Astrolog package.
Swiss Ephemeris
is still used, but it is compiled
separately and then its library is
linked to Astrolog. This makes it easier
to upgrade in the future to
new versions of Swiss Ephemeris. Also it
makes the executable smaller
if static libraries are used.
* Reorganized the menu tree to make it more
intuitive.
* Changed some defaults for when the configuration
file is not found:
a graphics chart of the planets position
for the current time is shown,
as opposed to a text listing of the
planets position on 19/Nov/1971,
as it used to be. The dispositor's glyph
is not shown. The default
latitude and longitude are now zero. This
is more politically
correct - it is some place in the Atlantic
Ocean!
* Changed the configuration file name to
astrolog32.dat. Changes were
made to the file itself, typos were
corrected, some formatting changes
were done, the switch to start with a
chart for the present time was
removed, as it is now redundant.
* Added true node setting to the configuration
file.
* Added harmonic number to the info bar, if it is
different from one.
* Reformated all source files with GNU indent, for
better readability.
* Moved the contents of four files, readme.541,
helpfile.540,
changes.txt and power.txt into a new file
called helpfile.txt.
This is to make access to information
easier. Createad a Microsoft
Word version of the same file, called
helpfile.doc.
* Cleaned-up headers in all source files, and
history.txt.
* Changed the graphical calendar function to make it
less likely that
text will overlap. Added a menu item for
month and year. Removed
calendar configuration item from Charts
Settings, as it is not useful
any more. Accelerator key 'K', besides
drawing the calendar as before,
also toggles between month and year.
Switch K does the same thing,
and the y after the K has no effect
anymore.
* Added one more option for wall paper (stretch).
* Created new file version.h with version name and
date, plus name
of application. This is to make it easier
to create a new build.
* RTan(r) is now defined as tan(r) also for PCs.
* Fixed bug in SzTim that was causing times to be
displayed incorrectly
in some cases. (Michael Rideout)
* Increased variable WHEELCOLS from 15 to 16. This is
so that house
wheels in text mode are displayed
correctly (previously columns where
not propoerly aligned, in some cases).
(Michael Rideout)
* Fixed bug in PrintWheelCenter whereby string was
overflowing its
boundary. Array szT was too small.
* In the definition of szObjName in data.c, added an
empty space
after IC ("IC "). This is so that house
wheels in text mode are
displayed correctly for Vedic Houses and
some other house systems.
* Temporarily removed version number from About dialog
for ease of
maintenance.
* Removed Macro 40 so that ALT F4 can perform its
usual Windows
function.
* Changed command 'x'. Before it was doing reverse
video plus graphics
mode, now only does reverse video.
* Removed hard-coded yellow text from the info bar, as
it was causing
problems for some users. Removed also
green, so now all text in the
top part of the info bar is the same
colour, except for the
application name.
* Fixed a bug whereby text version of Biorhythm chart
was not being
shown if a text version of other chart was
shown previously.
Credits
for
Astrolog32 version 1.00:
- Antonio Ramos: all of the above, except where
noted.
- Chris Mitchell: good deal of testing, created a test plan,
reported bugs, suggested enhancements, provided comments on design
issues.
- Michael Rideout: suggested the name of this new version
(Astrolog32). Provided source code for two bug fixes (see above).
Provided some comments on design issues.
Astrolog32
version
1.05 (2 April 2004)
· Corrected Astrolog time issue in version 1.00,
that originated when
"-n" was removed from the default configuration
file.
· The NOW chart is now read after the
configuration file, so the chart
will refer to the configured location. (In
version 1.00 the NOW chart
referred to the default location (0º
longitude, 0º latitude)).
· The "Time minute addition to be used when NOW
charts are off" feature
has been removed, as it is now unnecessary. If
that setting appears in
the configuration file it will be ignored.
· Function GetTimeNow was rewritten. It now
calls GetSystemTime instead
of the standard C function "time".
· Multi-language support was added. Files that
are language specific now
have a two-letter termination, such as "_en" for
English, or "_fr" for
French. A resource file and resource include
file were created for
French. Data initialisation was moved move from
files "data.c" and
"data2.c" into "data_en.c" and "data_fr.c". File
"data2.c" was deleted.
· A new include file "macro_functions.h" was
created, to contain
macro-functions previously defined in astrolog.h
and extern.h. This
file is called from "astrolog.h".
· Old switches and unused code for other OSes
were removed to make
Astrolog32 easier to maintain. Most of the
removed code was useless
as it would not compile or run anyway. Some Unix
code might be usable,
but there are already many Unix versions
available, so there is no
point in keeping that code in Astrolog32.
· Menus, dialogues and other text were
translated into French (mainly
by Philippe Epaud, with some translation done by
Antonio Ramos and
Alexandra Lach).
· Corrected old bug in NparseSz. There were
"break's" missing in
"switch" statement. Also comparison is done now
to the length of the
shorter string, as opposed to only three
characters as before. This
is needed to support French, where for example,
the month names "Juin"
and "Juillet" have the same three letters at the
beginning.
· Month of birth in chart file is now saved as a
number instead of three
letters as before. This is so that Astrolog
versions of different
languages have compatible chart files.
· Added Sadalmalek as star #75.
· Corrected bug whereby Astrolog and Swiss
Ephemeris were looking for
fixed star catalogue files of different
names.
· The tie-in between South Node and Lilith was
removed. South Node is
now object 17 (as before) but Lilith is object
18. As a result all
other objects that come after Lilith had their
object numbers
incremented by one. South Node and Lilith can
now be displayed
simultaneously.
· Osculating Lilith is now configurable in menu
Settings/Calculations,
and its configuration is saved.
· A second European glyph for Lilith is now
available and configurable
in menu Obscure Settings/Calculations, and its
configuration is saved.
· Modified alternate interpretation files,
incrementing planet number
by 1 if equal or greater than 17. File version
was changed from 00 to 01.
· File version is now checked for configuration
and interpretation files.
Files with incompatible version numbers are not
accepted.
· Added terminating NULL to chLocal in function
FprocessInterpretFile
(old bug).
· Modified the layout of some dialog boxes to
improve readability.
· Changed the default for "Use Real System Fonts
In Graphic Files"
from TRUE to FALSE. This is to avoid creating
files that cannot be read
properly by those who do not have the necessary
fonts installed.
· Moved Interpretations from the View menu to
the Lists menu, as it is
more logical.
· Corrected an old bug in function FacceptAspect
in the calculations of
aspects to the North and South Nodes.
· Added version number and creation date to
Help\About dialog box.
Credits
for
Astrolog32 version 1.05:
- Antonio Ramos: all of the above, except where
noted.
- Philippe Epaud: Most of French translation,
testing.
- Alexandra Lach: some French translation, some
testing.
- Valentin Abramov: provided glyph for Lilith.
Astrolog32
version
1.10 (17 June 2004)
Corrected bug in 1.05 where East Point was shown with
incorrect colour.
Created abbreviations for object names to be used in the info bar
and elsewhere. Fixed a few problems related to
abbreviations.
Made small changes to the layout of the Influence List.
Added disclaimer to About dialogue box and all source files.
Created an array of flags for aspect restrictions. By default only
the first five aspects are unrestricted.
The -RA switch (restrict aspects by giving them negative orbs) was
changed. It still restricts aspects, but does so by setting the
aspect, without touching the orb.
The -A switch (specify the number of aspects to use in charts) was
disabled, though the program does not complain if it finds it, for
backward compatibility. The corresponding editing box in the
Windows interface was removed.
Created new switch:
-YAR <asp1> <asp2> <flag1>..<flag2>: Aspect
restrictions for range.
Fixed old bug whereby Vertex was sometimes 180 degrees off for
tropical latitudes.
True obliquity calculated by Swiss Ephemeris is now used instead of
mean obliquity calculated by the Matrix routines. Seconds of
obliquity are now displayed on the info bar with four decimal
places.
Fixed bug whereby in the Arabic Parts list, a conjunction was shown
between the Part of Fortune and itself.
Added French User's Guide created by Philippe Epaud. Added a call
to it in the Help Menu in the French version.
Added a call to the French ReadMe file (lisezmoi.html) to
Astrolog.
Added configuration for inversion of Arabic parts and dispositor's
glyph on the zodiac to the Chart Settings dialogue box.
Changed the way true/mean node, and osculating/mean Lilith are
saved in the configuration file. This change is cosmetic, and has
no impact on functionality.
Modified Aspects dialogue box: Removed Toggle button as some people
don't know what toggle means. Positive logic is now used to select
aspects - if ticked it is selected. Values for orb reductions for
parallel and comparison charts are now entered in percentage.
Modified Object and Star Restrictions dialogue box: Positive logic
is now used to select an object - if ticked it is selected. This
change was made only to the Windows interface, internally and in
the switches Astrolog still operates with "restrictions".
Removed from the Windows interface and keyboard shortcuts the
commands Include Minors, Include Uranians and Include Cusps,
because they were unnecessary and their purpose was not clear. The
switches '-C' and '-u' to include cusps and Uranians are now
inactive.
Modified the default restrictions, to make them work with the
changes above.
Removed Scribble Colour from the Settings menu, and added it to the
Colour Settings dialogue box.
Previously the Help\Objects function would only show unrestricted
objects. This was changed, now help is displayed on all objects
defined in the program. Also corrected alignment problems.
Added a link to French atlas at AstroDienst.
Fixed old bug where Poseidon and Proserpina were swapped in the
Cusps and Minors dialogue box.
Fixed bug whereby Lilith was being shown for heliocentric charts
(it shouldn't).
Made several changes to the functions that print an aspect
list:
· Fixed old bug whereby, depending on
configuration settings, the most powerful aspects would not be
shown.
· Streamlined the sorting algorithm.
· Improved precision of power
calculations.
· Modified function so that all aspects
are shown when sorting by power.
· Improved display of aspects.
· Added option to sort aspects by orb.
This option can be configured with switch YSo, and is saved in the
configuration file.
Created new entries in the View menu to set the type of sort, and a
new keyboard shortcut (Control-x).
Improved the function that lists transits by influence: returns are
now flagged as "Return" instead of just an "R", added table header,
increased field width for planet name displays, abbreviated the
indication for applying or separating aspects, added sorting by
orb, added display according to applying/separating switch.
Modified the Charts menu: the setting for Sidereal/Tropical is now
shown with separate menu items, with a bullet showing the current
choice.
Replaced the check mark with a bullet in the House System menu.
Fixed old bug with check mark.
Moved setting for applying/separating aspects from the View menu to
the Aspects dialogue box. Moved setting for aspect summary from the
Charts Settings dialogue box to the Aspects dialogue box.
Moved "Chart for now" from Edit menu to Charts menu.
Moved Tropical/Sidereal, House Systems and House Settings from
Charts menu to Settings menu.
Moved Edit Configuration file from File menu to Edit menu.
Moved all relationships charts to the main Charts menu, as it is
important to know when or not relationship mode is on (with the
bullet) - it prevents the display of other charts.
Deleted dialog box to enter charts 3 and 4. Moved setting of tri
and quad wheel to Charts menu, moved opening of charts 3 and 4 to
File menu, and created two new entries in Edit menu to edit charts
3 and 4. Renamed the "Previous" button inside the Edit Chart Data
dialogue box as "Recall Chart data from memory". The functionality
is exactly the same, only the label was changed to better represent
what it actually does.
Moved calendar into Graphics menu. Renamed Graphics menu as Extra.
Moved Save Chart Info and Recall Chart Info from Animation menu to
Edit menu. Moved Add Aspect Info from Graphics menu to View
Menu.
Created in Lists menu an entry for Influence chart. Choosing this
entry puts Astrolog in text mode. Renamed Influence entry in Charts
menu as Dispositors. Choosing this entry puts Astrolog in graphics
mode. Keyboard shortcut 'v' toggles between the two chart types, as
before.
Modified the Heliocentric command in Charts Menu, so that it does
exactly what it says, that is, puts Astrolog in heliocentric mode
if it is not, otherwise, the mode becomes geocentric. The check
mark also reflects the fact that is heliocentric. Moved
Heliocentric to Settings menu.
Created two menu entries for setting graphics or text mode in View
menu. Current state is indicated by a bullet. Moved Parallel
aspects from View to Settings menu. Moved setting of Mean Node from
Obscure to Calculations dialogue box. Move Smart aspects, power to
be solid and parallel power from Obscure to Aspects dialogue box.
Parallel power is now entered as percentage.
Improved dialogue control to enter data: the full month name is
shown, instead of just three characters as before, and the choice
of years goes from 2004-2010 instead of 1990-1999.
Renamed Obscure dialogue box as Miscellaneous. Moved glyph settings
from Obscure to Graphics dialogue box. Created new dialogue box for
Arabic Parts Settings. Moved settings for Display format and Text
columns from Calculations to Chart Settings dialogue box.
Added checkmarks to the majority of commands in Charts and Lists
menus, so that the current choice can be seen.
Added new function to show the internal program status, to help
development and debugging, accessible from the Help menu. This
function is not intended for general users.
The name of the default location can now be chosen in the Default
Info dialogue box. Added new command "-zn" to set the name of the
default location, which is saved in the configuration file.
The Now button in the Transits dialogue box was renamed Here and
Now. It does the same as before, setting the time to now and
location to default, and in addition, now sets the location name to
default. The chart name is left unchanged. Exactly the same
was done in the Progressions and Chart Data dialogue boxes.
Changed the way the switch "-n" is implemented, as well as Here and
Now in Charts menu, and other related commands. Previously the
person's name and location name were being erased, now the name
remains unchanged, and the location is set to the default location.
The rest of the functionality is unchanged, namely the latitude,
longitude, time zone and DST are set to default, and time and date
are set for now.
Changed the longitude and latitude fields in Chart Data and Default
Info dialogue boxes from combo box to edit field, as it makes more
sense.
Removed macro SWISS_EPHEMERIS from Astrolog32. It didn't make sense
anymore since the intent is to use Swiss Ephemeris to a greater
extent, and eventually remove most of the Matrix functions.
Ayanamsha is now displayed in the info bar as a positive number for
the current time (previously it was negative). This is in agreement
with Swiss Ephemeris as well as astrological literature. Also
ayanamsha is displayed now with three decimal digits for seconds.
Note that for years before around 210 AC (using Fagan/Bradley),
Swiss Ephemeris returns a ayanamsha of 359 degrees, while Astrolog
shows -1. This behaviour has not been changed. Also note that
included in this ayanamsha as displayed, is the value of the zodiac
offset. This is the same as before.
Swiss Ephemeris is now used to calculate ayanamsha. A new type of
sidereal mode was created. It can be set by the switch "-sm mode",
where mode is a mandatory parameter per Swiss Ephemeris, from 1 for
Fagan-Bradley through 17 for Galactic Centre at 0 Sagittarius. This
mode can also be set in the Calculations Settings dialogue box, and
is saved in the configuration file.
The Zodiac Offset, which before was used in both tropical and
sidereal charts, will now be used only in sidereal. In the
calculations dialogue box, this offset is now displayed in a edit
box (previously it was displayed in a combo box with menu). The
reason is that the old menu is not necessary anymore.
Removed almost all Windows menu shortcuts (those that appear in the
menus as an underscore letter), because many of them were not
working, as they were conflicting with Astrolog own shortcuts. Left
only the few shortcuts on the top level menu that were still
working, such as ALT-F for File, etc. Also from a developer's point
of view it is a nightmare to work with two different sets of
shortcuts, too much trouble for two little benefit. Astrolog own
shortcuts have not been touched.
Many changes were done to directories in Astrolog32. Previously,
when Astrolog32 looked for a file (configuration file, ephemeris
file, chart files specified with the "-i" command, fixed stars
catalogue, documentation files, URLs) it searched for it in five to
seven directories: the current directory, three directories
specified with environment variables plus version number, and one
to three directories specified at compile time, which in the
release version was c:\astrolog (it may search c:\astrolog three
times).
With the new changes, Astrolog32 will look for files in three
directories only, in this order:
1. current drive and directory;
2. drive and directory where astrolog32.exe is
(which may or may not be the same as the current drive and
directory);
3. a directory that depends on the type of file
Astrolog32 is looking for, as detailed below;
These are the rules for an automatic search for reading from a
file, however the default path to write to a file, defined in
the Windows file selection dialogue box, will be one of the
directories defined below accordingly to the file type.
The following directories have been defined, and the files stored
in each directory are shown:
· Main - Astrolog32.exe, astrolog32.dat,
icons, URLs, documentation files, fixed stars catalogue.
· Ephemeris - This directory will store
Swiss Ephemeris files. Note that while a list of search directories
is passed by Astolog32 to Swiss Ephemeris, Swiss Ephemeris has its
own file search routine. For example, one of the places it looks
for is the directory specified by the environment variable
SE_EPHE_PATH. This is the current behaviour and will not be
changed, as Astolog32 (currently) uses Swiss Ephemeris in its
unchanged form.
· Charts - Charts and planet position
files.
· Interpretations - Interpretation files
(pl01.dat, house10.dat, etc).
· Miscellaneous - Miscellaneous files,
such as chart saved as text, bitmap, Windows Meta File, or
Postscript. Command files also go here.
· American Atlas, International Atlas -
Atlas files.
The environment variables ASTR and ASTROLOG are not used anymore
for searching directories. All the directories defined above are
configurable, and saved in the configuration file. This also
implies that the configuration file (astrolog32.dat) will have to
be in the current directory or in the directory where
astrolog32.exe is, in order for Astrolog32 to find it.
When the program starts, if the configuration file cannot be found,
a dialogue box is presented to the user, inviting him or her to do
some initial configuration of the program. There are three buttons
that will call the Regional Settings, the Directories and Default
Location dialogue boxes.
Made other changes to the way files are handled by Astrolog32 to
enhance usability. Improved filters when selecting a file for
reading and writing. An initial directory is always initialised
according to the file type. The file name itself is initialised for
chart files with the person's name plus extension ".dat" - this
saves typing. Position files are initialised with the person's name
plus "_pos.dat".
Created a new command "-ic" to read a generic command file. This is
the same as "-i", the only difference being that the former looks
for a file in the miscellaneous directory, while the latter looks
for it in the charts directory.
Removed from Astrolog32 the capability of reading and writing chart
files and planet positions in old format, meaning format up to and
including version 4.10. It is unlikely anybody is still using those
files.
Removed from Astrolog32 the capability of not choosing Swiss
Ephemeris in the Calculations Settings dialogue box and through the
switch "-b", in other words, Swiss Ephemeris is now permanently
enabled. The reason is that the long term plan is to tie Astrolog32
tighter to Swiss Ephemeris, and replace Matrix routines by Swiss
Ephemeris routines.
Added capability of switching between charts 1 and 2. This can be
accessed from the Edit menu or through the keyboard shortcut
"X".
Fixed bug whereby in commands -pn and -p0n to do progressions,
timezone and DST were not being set to default, as they should.
Turned SetCI from a macro to a function, and added an extra
parameter, location name, so that it does not get lost when the
rest of the parameters get copied.
Removed "YX" switch from configuration file as it was not being
used in the program anymore. Removed several functions that were
not being used, for example, to input data. Created several new
functions to handle chart information, to improve modularity.
Added macro 40 to Run menu, however no shortcut is defined for it.
The corresponding shortcut (ALT F4) is used by Windows to close the
main window. Removed shortcut for macro 42 (ALT F6), because it was
not working. Added 72 new macros, for a grand total of 120, divided
in six menus of 20 each. The new macros don't have shortcuts.
Renamed Zodiac Offset as Sidereal Correction, as that better
reflects how it is now used. In the Calculations menu grouped this
correction with the sidereal mode. On the info bar the sidereal
selected mode is now displayed below the indication of sidereal
chart (if enabled), immediately followed by the ayanamsha.
Fixed old bug whereby the Warnings message box was being displayed
with the Error icon, and the Error message box was being displayed
with the Warnings icon.
Moved list of changes from a text file to a HTML
file.
Credits
for
Astrolog32 version 1.10:
- Antonio Ramos: all of the above, except where
noted.
- Philippe Epaud: Wrote a User's Guide in French, did most
of the French translation, suggested improvements, helped with
testing.
Astrolog32
version
1.20 (23 April 2005)
Fixed old bug whereby edit fields were being used in the
Aspects and Stars dialogue boxes to show the names of aspects and
stars. This resulted in a different colour being shown on Windows
XP.
A double click inside the sidereal mode list box in the
Calculations Settings dialogue box is now equivalent to selecting
the clicked mode followed by clicking OK.
Added International Atlas for 246 countries and territories with
2.86 million places.
Modified function SetEditMDYT used in several dialogue boxes, for
example Enter Chart Data. The dropdown list for years now goes from
1920 - 2020, the list for hours goes from 0-23, and the list for
days of the month from 1-31.
Enter Chart Data dialogue box: improved tab selection order, and
increased size of dropdown boxes.
Default Info dialogue box: improved tab selection order, increased
size of dropdown boxes, and in French version replaced combo box
with edit box for longitude and latitude (English version already
had edit box).
Calculations Settings dialogue box: the sidereal mode is now
displayed in alphabetical order, as opposed to the numerical order
in Swiss Ephemeris definitions, as it used to be.
Added American Atlas with 0.97 million names for 60 states and
territories. The total atlas (International + American) has now
3.83 million names.
Added to Graphics Settings dialogue box the capability to configure
the decoration to the graphics display corners. The configuration
is saved, and the switch used is YXC <type><size>
<no. lines>. Type is 0 (none), 1 (moiré) or 2 (web).
Size has the range 1-100, and number of lines refers to the lines
used for the spider web, with range 1-500, and must be used even if
the type is moiré. The colour of the decoration is set in
the Colour Settings dialogue box, and is also saved with switch
Ykc. The corner decoration already existed in 5.40, but was an hack
that most people did not know about, and was only partly
configurable.
Moved the first group of 20 macros from a sub-menu to the main Run
menu, for easier access.
Moved all functions that process switches into a new file,
“process_switches.c”.
Changed the About dialogue box, putting the credits inside a
scrollable box, as it looks better and is more modern. Eliminated
function that displayed credits in text mode, as it is redundant in
a Window software (the same functionality is provided in the About
box). Improved credits list.
The Display Format radio buttons in the Charts Settings dialogue
box now control not only the display of longitude as before, but
also the display of latitude. The same is true to the switches
“-s[z,h,d]: Display locations as in zodiac, hours/minutes, or
degrees.”. As before the Print Seconds setting impacts the
precision of the display.
Proserpina is now calculated with Swiss Ephemeris if the file
“seorbel.txt” is found and has correct data. This file
should be stored in the “main” directory (or
“principal” in the French version). If this file is not
found, the Matrix routines are used as before.
Added a temporary feature, planet positions for a second chart data
are displayed on the info bar. This is available only for some
types of relationship charts, such as synastry, transits, etc. This
feature is not configurable and is disabled by default. To turn it
on, press the ‘=’ key.
The Swiss Ephemeris version 1.67 is used now (it was 1.66).
Fixed a bug when reading chart position files, whereby some planets
had wrong positions read.
Modified the chart info structure. Name and location are now arrays
of characters as opposed to pointers to characters. This is to fix
old memory leaks, plus as a preparation for future additions to
this structure. Also added “next” and
“previous” fields. These have only local significance,
and can be used in linked lists.
Made some changes in the way planet positions are calculated with
Swiss Ephemeris. This was necessary to implement chart search
feature, and also as preparation for future removal of Matrix
routines.
Added a chart search feature. It can be accessed from the File menu
or the shortcut ALT-s. Its default search is to find all chart
files in the charts directory. This search can be restricted in
three ways: charts with a string in part of the name, with a planet
in sign (considering the configured sidereal or tropical mode), or
with two planets in aspect (considering the configured orbs,
including additions, but excluding special orbs for relationship or
parallel charts).
Note that the search restrictions are cumulative, that is, if the
three searches are ticked, the only charts shown are those that
satisfy all the three requirements. The OK button, as well as
double-clicking a name on the chart list, opens the selected chart.
This feature can also be used as an alternative to Open Main Chart
off the file menu, to more quickly find a chart, especially when
there are many charts in one file. Also note that searches
involving planets can be done only in geocentric or heliocentric
modes.
The feature “Copy chart as WMF” was removed from the
Edit menu. In fact this feature did not work in 5.40, 5.41g or
Astrolog32. The corresponding function will be left in the code,
where it has been incomplete for a long time.
Credits
for
Astrolog32 version 1.20:
- Antonio Ramos: all of the above.
- Philippe Epaud: Updated the User's Guide in French, did
most of the French translation, suggested improvements, helped with
testing.
Astrolog32 version 2.00 (October 2006)
- CHG Conversion of function declarations to C++ style (internal design change)
- CHG Conversion of byte types to char types where needed (internal design change)
- ADD Language-pack support
- ADD Closing the program via a shortcut requires confirmation
- ADD Printing of non-white background requires confirmation
- CHG TrueType font used for text output
- ADD New type of "#text" switches (see below)
- ADD #Glyph switch for defining national characters
- ADD MoveTo rendering method of glyphs (improved graphic output of fonts)
- CHG Atlas shows installed countries/states only
- CHG Time in chart files is always stored in 24h mode
- ADD Chart files containing names of months in English or PM/AM suffix can be loaded in all language versions
- FIX Parallel aspects calculation (by SK)
- FIX Nutation correction (by Antonio)
- ADD #SimplifiedMode and #AdvancedMode switch (easy-to-use simplified version for beginners)
- ADD SimplifiedMode and AdvancedMode menu
- ADD #DebugFont (for developers only)
- FIX 11th house was always omitted and 12th incorrectly displayed in the -v view. Partially fixed.
- ADD #CharSet (for details see WinGDI.h in Windows SDK)
- ADD #UseInternationalAtlas switch - prefer international atlas to the American one (for non-US countries)
- ADD language-specific configuration script in the language pack (possibility of more regional settings for language packs)
- CHG default paths are now relative to the exe-file (not C:\ASTROLOG32\ anymore)
- CHG menus slightly restructured to be more systematic
- ADD Open command file menu item
- ADD advanced/ simplified mode page in the Wizard
- ADD #DegCharacter switch - reassignment of degree chars (for developers of language packs), syntax: DegCharacter [ANSIColorTextMode][TextMode][ANSIColorTextMode2][TextMode2][GraphicsMode]
- ADD #OmitWizard switch (for developers of language packs)
- ADD #OmitRegionalWizard switch (for developers of language packs)
- CHG Swiss Ephemerides 1.70 in use
- CHG Default colors and selections changed
- FIX position of IC is now saved correctly in *_pos files
- ADD default macro file loaded on start from file macro.dat placed in miscellaneous directory (if exists)
- ADD #DisableMacroShortcuts switch (for developers of language packs)
- ADD common ephemeris files
Disclaimer
This
software is provided "as is", without
warranty of any kind, either express or implied. In no event shall
the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages
or other liability, arising from the use or performance of this
software.


Python Route Trajectory Optimiser
PyRotor is a Python library for trajectory optimisation problems which leverages available trajectory data to get realistic trajectories.
It has been created and developed by members of the MODAL team from Inria.


SQL is a standard language for accessing and manipulating databases.
What is SQL?
- SQL stands for Structured Query Language
- SQL lets you access and manipulate databases
- SQL became a standard of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) in 1986, and of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in 1987
What Can SQL do?
- SQL can execute queries against a database
- SQL can retrieve data from a database
- SQL can insert records in a database
- SQL can update records in a database
- SQL can delete records from a database
- SQL can create new databases
- SQL can create new tables in a database
- SQL can create stored procedures in a database
- SQL can create views in a database
- SQL can set permissions on tables, procedures, and views
SQL is a Standard - BUT....
Although SQL is an ANSI/ISO standard, there are different versions of the SQL language.
However, to be compliant with the ANSI standard, they all support at least the major commands (such as SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT, WHERE) in a similar manner.
Note: Most of the SQL database programs also have their own proprietary extensions in addition to the SQL standard!
Using SQL in Your Web Site
To build a web site that shows data from a database, you will need:
- An RDBMS database program (i.e. MS Access, SQL Server, MySQL)
- To use a server-side scripting language, like PHP or ASP
- To use SQL to get the data you want
- To use HTML / CSS to style the page
RDBMS
RDBMS stands for Relational Database Management System.
RDBMS is the basis for SQL, and for all modern database systems such as MS SQL Server, IBM DB2, Oracle, MySQL, and Microsoft Access.
The data in RDBMS is stored in database objects called tables. A table is a collection of related data entries and it consists of columns and rows.
Example
SELECT * FROM Customers;
Every table is broken up into smaller entities called fields. The fields in the Customers table consist of CustomerID, CustomerName, ContactName, Address, City, PostalCode and Country. A field is a column in a table that is designed to maintain specific information about every record in the table.
A record, also called a row, is each individual entry that exists in a table. For example, there are 91 records in the above Customers table. A record is a horizontal entity in a table.
A column is a vertical entity in a table that contains all information associated with a specific field in a table.


---
layout: game-page
title: Tanks in Advance
year: 2023
semester: Spring
description: "Tanks In Advance takes a simple 1v1 tank game and adds a time-traveling twist! Each round, record your movements as you try to destroy the other player's tanks. Then, in the next round, battle alongside your past selves from previous rounds to defeat your opponent. Tanks In Advance features 5 different types of tanks, giving you plenty of room for creative, mind-bending strategies.
To win, destroy all your opponents' tanks in the final round, or have more tanks in the central circle when time runs out! If your current tank dies, you will be able to still move and record movements as a ghost. These movements will play out if your tank survives in a future round.
Controllers are *strongly* recommended!
Movement: Left Stick / WASD + OKL;
Aim: Right Stick / TFGH + arrow keys
Shoot: Right Bumper / L+R Shift
The source code can be found here."
tags: Windows Mac Multiplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
William Ozeas: "Team Lead, Programming, VFX",
Adrian Ma: "Team Lead, 3D/UI Art, Programming",
Liam Hower: Programming,
David Zelong Fan: Programming,
Zachary Heintzleman: "Design, Programming, QA",
William Crenshaw: "Design, Programming, QA",
Michael Wong: "Music and Sound",
Seongwuk Jeong: Sound,
Anishwar Tirupathur: Environment Art,
Jacob Doughty: VFX
}
stage_game_path: tanks_in_advance/
builds: {
Windows: Tanks In Advance Windows.zip,
Mac: Tanks In Advance Mac.zip
}
thumbnail: banner.png
top-img: banner.png
screenshots: [
1.png,
2.jpeg,
3.png,
4.jpeg
]
gameplay-videos: [
www.youtube.com/embed/uhIsBM8HQNk
]
# Optional
awards: [
Best Sound/Music
]
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


The package.json
file is
basically the same as for npm, with some
extensions.
The mandatory xpack
property
To identify a npm package as an xPack, it must have an xpack
property, even empty:
{
"name": "my-awesome-project",
"version": "1.0.0",
"xpack": {}
}
Although not mandatory, it is also recommended to add an xpack
keyword,
to help find the xPacks in the public repository.
{
"name": "my-awesome-project",
"version": "1.0.0",
"keywords": [
"xpack",
"..."
],
"xpack": {}
}
The binaries
property
Binary xPacks do not include the binaries, they include only URLs where to download the binaries from, and checksums to validate the downloads.
These information are stored in the xpack
property of package.json
.
{
"name": "@xpack-dev-tool/openocd",
"version": "0.10.0-12.1",
"description": "A binary xPack with OpenOCD",
"...": "...",
"xpack": {
"binaries": {
"destination": "./.content",
"baseUrl": "https://github.com/xpack-dev-tools/openocd-xpack/releases/download/v0.10.0-14",
"skip": 1,
"platforms": {
"darwin-x64": {
"sha256": "30917a5c6f60fcd7df82b41dcec8ab7d86f0cea3caeaf98b965b901c10a60b39",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-darwin-x64.tar.gz"
},
"linux-arm64": {
"sha256": "97a188ca8ba32498c80b1ca3c8831cbbaf01c6f935fb5bcb66144f1fbd432106",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-linux-arm64.tar.gz"
},
"linux-arm": {
"sha256": "8a8025cfb07dbf203d9434179e84b748f8381213df6d53272e5c580fbe113896",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-linux-arm.tar.gz"
},
"linux-x32": {
"sha256": "bd4a7e88d86d216b738a096ffa8bfe5ec4035ad17801d5595e45779363ff5974",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-linux-x32.tar.gz"
},
"linux-x64": {
"sha256": "185c070f9729cf38dca08686c2905561c07a63c563e5bc7a70e045f2a1865c11",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-linux-x64.tar.gz"
},
"win32-x64": {
"sha256": "1fb26bbcfd65dbabe747ce3c8467a1f1cece7253bde4a95de13c2267d422ed8b",
"fileName": "xpack-openocd-0.10.0-14-win32-x64.zip"
}
}
},
"bin": {
"openocd": "./.content/bin/openocd"
}
}
}
The supported platforms are:
linux-arm
- Arm GNU/Linux 32-bit (since 0.6.0)linux-arm64
- Arm GNU/Linux 64-bit (since 0.6.0)linux-x86
(deprecated)linux-x32
(deprecated)linux-ia32
- Intel GNU/Linux 32-bit (since 0.6.0; deprecated)linux-x64
- Intel GNU/Linux 64-bitdarwin-x64
- macOS 64-bitwin32-x86
(deprecated)win32-x32
(deprecated)win32-ia32
- Windows 32-bit (since 0.6.0; deprecated)win32-x64
- Windows 64-bit
process.platform
and process.arch
.The files are downloaded from <baseUrl>/<fileName>
. The common
use case is to have all files in the same folder, and in this case it is
enough to define baseUrl
once, but it is also possible to define it
for each platform, allowing to download files from different folders/servers.
The archives are unpacked in the destination
folder, defined as relative
to the package root folder (usually ./.content
).
To shorten the paths, a number of the initial levels are skipped (skip
).
When installing packages as dependencies of an xPack,
after the archive is unpacked, links to each binaries defined
in the bin
section are created in the xpacks/.bin
folder.
On Windows, where soft links to files are problematic, .cmd
stubs are created.
.cmd
stubs,
programs launching the executables should do this via a cmd.exe
shell.The properties
property
TBD
The actions
property
TBD
The configurations
property
TBD


#include "graphics.h" voud getmouseclick(int kind, int& x, int& y);
getmouseclick
,
for a particular kind of event, the ismouseclick
will return false for that kind of event until another such event occurs.
The kind
argument to getmouseclick
is
one of these constants from the graphics.h
file:
WM_MOUSEMOVE
WM_LBUTTONDBLCLK
WM_LBUTTONDOWN
WM_LBUTTONUP
WM_MBUTTONDBLCLK
WM_MBUTTONDOWN
WM_MBUTTONUP
WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK
WM_RBUTTONDOWN
WM_RBUTTONUP
The middle mouse button handlers aren't working on my machine. I haven't yet tracked down the reason--it could be a broken mouse or it could be a bug in my programming.
Note: Normally, getmouseclick returns the coordinates of the most recent event of the requested kind. If you want mouse clicks of a particular kind to be queued for processing, then call setmousequeuestatus.
/* mouse example */ #include "graphics.h" void main(void) { int maxx, maxy; // Maximum x and y pixel coordinates int x, y; // Coordinates of the mouse click int divisor; // Divisor for the length of a triangle side // Put the machine into graphics mode and get the maximum coordinates: initwindow(450, 300); maxx = getmaxx( ); maxy = getmaxy( ); // Draw a white circle with red inside and a radius of 50 pixels: setfillstyle(SOLID_FILL, RED); setcolor(WHITE); fillellipse(maxx/2, maxy/2, 50, 50); // Print a message and wait for a red pixel to be double clicked: settextstyle(DEFAULT_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 2); outtextxy(20, 20, "Left click in to end."); setcolor(BLUE); divisor = 2; while (!ismouseclick(WM_LBUTTONDOWN)) { triangle(maxx/divisor, maxy/divisor); delay(500); divisor++; } getmouseclick(WM_LBUTTONDOWN, x, y); cout << "The mouse was clicked at: "; cout << "x=" << x; cout << " y=" << y << endl; // Switch back to text mode: closegraph( ); }


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Womanifesto explores social media for 2019 NWD campaign
by EditorOrganisers of National Women’s Dialogue have unveiled the hashtag for the 2019 edition of the event.
According to the organisers, the use of social media will expand the publicity reach.
“The chosen hashtag is #TheNigeriaWomenWant,” the Communication Chair, NWD 2019, Mary Ikoku, said in a statement.
The statement read, “We are launching the hashtag to push home our demands.
“The National Women’s Dialogue 2019 is themed ‘The Nigeria We Want’, and we have adopted this hashtag to create awareness for the upcoming event.
“The hashtag, #TheNigeriaWomenWant, is meant to announce the upcoming three-day dialogue, scheduled to hold at the National Centre for Women Development (NCWD), Abuja from November 27 to 29.”
It added, “The conference, tagged WOMANIFESTO ‘19, is to bring women together to dialogue and come up with a charter of demand on issues affecting women and children in the country.
“Delegates will be drawn from women groups, collectives, civil societies, entrepreneurs, professionals, social media influencers and women within the labour workforce among others.”


Designing Incentives that Strengthen Local Capacity for Land Development with Open Space and Healthy Ecosystems: Environmental Impact Fees
EPA Grant Number: R828629Title: Designing Incentives that Strengthen Local Capacity for Land Development with Open Space and Healthy Ecosystems: Environmental Impact Fees
Investigators: Swallow, Stephen K.
Institution: University of Rhode Island
EPA Project Officer: Clark, Matthew
Project Period: January 1, 2001 through February 1, 2003 (Extended to December 31, 2004)
Project Amount: $103,821
RFA: Market Mechanisms and Incentives for Environmental Management (2000) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Economics and Decision Sciences
Description:
The purpose of this research is to develop a theoretical framework for using impact fees to cause land markets to recognize the value of open space and undeveloped lands in providing for the quality of life for communities near the fringe of urbanization. The project represents a first step and will yield a mathematical model to provide economists with a good foundation on which to advise land use planners, municipal officials, and conservation agencies with respect to viable alternatives to mitigate the losses of open space amenities as land is developed.
Objectives/Hypothesis:
This research contributes a new dimension to ongoing research concerning the economic value of conserving ecosystem services and watershed resources and the project anticipates developing a practical foundation for linking these conservation values to market incentives for land use. The objectives are: (1) To evaluate the impact fee concept as an incentive for land developers to compensate for the impacts of development on the environmental or landscape character of their community, including impacts on open space, rural amenities, and associated ecosystems; (2) To evaluate the obstacles to and advantages of an impact-fee incentive system in relation to alternative market or incentive-based approaches for local management of land development; and (3) To evaluate the role of federal, state, and local financing of open space conservation in affecting municipal incentives for open space conservation and the performance of impact fees related to local land development.
Approach:
The investigator will use an analytical or mathematical framework to identify components of an economically efficient impact fee system to encourage land development that recognizes how open space contributes to land values and a community's quality of life through: (a) changes in market value of land; (b) impacts on rural and open space amenities; (c) the role of land uses in local ecosystems; and (d) spatial and temporal factors that change the scarcity of amenities or the conservation biology of land use. While taking a microeconomic theory approach, the project will draw on linkages between economics and ecology and conservation biology. The economic analysis will extend existing models of urban growth, municipal infrastructure impact fees, and land rent and price modeling in developing areas.
Expected Results:
Analysis is expected to show that environmental impact fees will increase land values for land developed after the implementation of an impact fee policy, although values of undeveloped land may or may not increase. These results will reflect a balance between gains from higher quality of life resulting from land conservation and costs associated with the payment of compensation for lost public values. The project strives to provide a new incentive-based tool for consideration by local land use decision-makers, and may become part of technical assistance within Grow Smart initiatives or an agenda promoting livable communities. Non-federal beneficiaries include municipal governments, town and land use planning professionals, state legislators addressing urban sprawl, private non-profit or municipal land trusts, or officials concerned with managing municipal or state bond issues for open space conservation programs. The research contributes to developing new and economically effective tools for open space conservation and management of urban growth or sprawl by state or local jurisdictions.
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Publications have been submitted on this project: View all 4 publications for this projectSupplemental Keywords:
community-based, sustainable development, Northeast,, RFA, Economic, Social, & Behavioral Science Research Program, Scientific Discipline, Ecosystem Protection/Environmental Exposure & Risk, Ecosystem/Assessment/Indicators, Ecosystem Protection, Economics, Ecology and Ecosystems, Urban and Regional Planning, Market mechanisms, financial mechanisms, urbanization, environmental quality, mathematical model, ecological exposure, healthy ecosystems, sustainable development, municipal incentives, incentives, decision making, land use planners, conservation, community based, land management practices, ecosystem health, environmental impact fees, ecological benefits, environmental economics, land use, land managementProgress and Final Reports:
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