Molecular Typing
Clones to be included into the Network will be subjected to PFGE, MLST and PBP fingerprinting to confirm that they differ from previously accepted clones. If macrolide resistant then tests for erm and mef genes will be performed.
Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE):
Genomic DNA is prepared in situ in agarose blocks as described previously (1, 2) and is digested with SmaI (Life Technologies, Gaithersburg Md). The fragments are resolved by PFGE in 1% agarose (SeaKem GTG agarose; BioWhittaker Molecular Applications, Rockland, Maine) in 0.5Xtris-Borate-EDTA buffer at 14°C at 6V/cm in a CHEF-DR III system (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Hercules, California). The parameters in block 1 are an initial pulse time of 1s increased to 30s for 17 hrs, and in block 2, 5s increased to 9s for 6 hrs.
Multilocus sequence typing:
MLST is carried out as described previously (3). Briefly, internal fragments of the aroE, gdh, gki, recP, spi, xpt and ddl genes are amplified by PCR from chromosomal DNA using the primer pairs described by Enright and Spratt (3). The amplified fragments are directly sequenced in each direction using the primers that are used for the initial amplification.
The sequences at each of the seven loci are then compared with all of the known alleles at that locus. Sequences that are identical to a known allele are assigned the same allele number whereas those that differ from any known allele, even at a single nucleotide site, are assigned new allele numbers. The assignment of alleles at each locus is carried out using the software at the pneumococcal MLST web site. The alleles at each of the seven loci define the allelic profile of each isolate and their sequence type (ST).
Allelic profiles are shown as a series of seven integers which correspond to the alleles at each of the loci, in the order aroE, gdh, gki, recP, spi, xpt and ddl. The relatedness between the isolates is represented as a dendrogram, constructed by the unweighted pair-group method with arithmetic averages (UPGMA), from the matrix of pair-wise differences in the allelic profiles. The allelic profiles of the reference isolates of each clone are deposited within the pneumococcal database at the MLST web site.
PBP fingerprinting:
The pbp1a, pbp2b and pbp2x genes were amplified by PCR using methods and primers previously described (4). Amplified genes were digested with HaeIII+DdeI (pbp1a) and HaeIII+RsaI (pbp2b and pbp2x) and electrophoresed on 3% gels.
Referenced
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1. Lefèvre, J. C., G. Faucon, A. M. Sicard, A. M. Gasc. 1993. DNA fingerprinting of Streptococcus Pneumoniae strains by pulsed field gel electrophoresis. J. Clin. Micro. 31:2724-2728.
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2. McDougal, L. K., J. K. Rasheed, J. W. Biddle and F. C. Tenover. 1995. Identification of multiple clones of extended-spectrum cephalosporin-resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates in the United States. Antimicrob. Agents Chemother. 39:2282-2288.
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3. Enright, M. C. and B. G. Spratt. 1998. A multilocus sequence typing scheme for Streptococcus pneumoniae: identification of clones associated with serious invasive disease. Microbiology 144:3049-3060.
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4. Gherardi, G., C.G. Whitney, R.R. Facklam and B. Beall. 2000. Major related sets of antibiotic-resistant pneumococci in the United States as determined by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis and pbp1a-pbp2b-pbp2x-dhf restriction profiles. J. Infect. Dis. 181:216-229.


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We learn JavaScript today!
This example demonstrates the document.documentElement property.


class GetterField<out T> : ReactiveField<T>
computes a value from other ReactiveFields. This is also a ReactiveField.
val user = state<User?>(null)
val username = getter { user()?.name }
assertEquals(null, username.value)
user.value = User(name = "wcaokaze")
assertEquals("wcaokaze", username.value)
A GetterField gets "poisoned" if an exception was thrown while its computing.
val urlString = state("https://example.com")
val url = getter { URL(urlString()) }
urlString.value = "This is not a url"
The GetterField computes URL("This is not a url")
and
a java.net.MalformedURLException is thrown.
But the application does not crash on this time. GetterField 'url' gets
poisoned and the MalformedURLException will be re-thrown by GetterField.value.
val urlString = state("https://example.com")
val url = getter { URL(urlString()) }
urlString.value = "This is not a url"
try {
url.value
} catch (e: MalformedURLException) {
}
$vueInternal$value |
The current value of this ReactiveField. val $vueInternal$value: T |
observerCount |
val observerCount: Int |
addObserver |
add an observer for the value of this ReactiveField. fun addObserver(observer: (Result<T>) -> Unit): Unit |
removeObserver |
remove an observer which was added via addObserver. fun removeObserver(observer: (Result<T>) -> Unit): Unit |
value |
The current value of this ReactiveField. val <T> ReactiveField<T>.value: T |
invoke |
A shorthand for value. operator fun <T> ReactiveField<T>.invoke(): T |


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Michael Moore
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emotional oomph in the approach Moore takes. Moore's
final point that America's gun violence epidemic is
caused by a culture of fear within our country seems
logical, but I don't really understand how one goes
about proving that? Everything is predicated on
anecdotes and random clips. I was under the impression
the primary reason is due to the number of guns in our
country, but apparently Canada also has lots of guns?
OK, I looked it up and America has 120.5 guns per 100
people and Canada has 34.7 guns per 100 people.
Alright, that stat should probably should have been
included within the documentary. I don't know. Moore
does a great job of evoking Americana, but something
more concrete and didactic would have been useful. The
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FULL MONTY, THE (director: Peter Cattaneo; screenwriter: Simon Beaufoy; cinematographer: John DeBorman; cast: Robert Carlyle (Gary 'Gaz' Schofield), Tom Wilkinson (Gerald Arthur Cooper), Mark Addy (Dave Althorpe), Steve Huison (Lomper), Paul Barber (Barrington "Horse" Mitchell), Emily Woof (Mandy Schofield), Hugo Speer (Guy), 1997-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A "feel good" movie about unemployment in the steel-mill town of Sheffield, England, and how these layed off workers overcome their misfortunes and gain self-respect by using their will power to do something that is out of character for them; that is, they become strippers. Yes, they become male strippers...The story is predictable, likable, and soapy. It leaves one all fuzzy and cuddly inside, as the film uses risque material to make its point, yet it is almost totally devoid of hot sex. It traps you in its formula mode; you can't help wishing these blokes do well. They represent a universal paradigm: there is the loner, the aging man representing the minorities, the prude who is really a swell guy, the untalented but well-endowed fellow, the insecure one who is also obese, and the regular "Joe" down on his luck.
Well, rest assured, things turn out well, they all have a good sport with their one night of a full monty (which is a total strip) in front of a ladies only audience.
The film's popularity does not surprise me, people seem to like quick solutions to their problems and films where thinking is not a prerequisite for enjoying it. I have a feeling that this film will age poorly, and like a lot of trendy films, will not look good a few years from now. I thought it offered just so-so entertainment value. It never gave me the impression that I was seeing something that mattered. The full monty as promised, was not even delivered.
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Service to construct a $column definition used by ngTable directive
buildColumn(column, defaultScope);
Creates a $column for use within a header template
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| column | Object |
an existing $column or simple column data object |
| defaultScope | Scope |
the $scope to supply to the $column getter methods when not supplied by caller |
| Object | a $column object |


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Temperatures will plummet over the coming days
by Tiffany Lo, Jamie HawkinsForecasters have told Brits to prepare for more cold weather, with temperatures set to drop to -5C in some places.
Last week saw snow fall for many areas, including Dartmoor and Exmoor, whilst other parts of the UK are still recovering from severe flooding in what has been described as the 'wettest ever Autumn'.
The Environment Agency still has 68 flood warnings and 106 flood alerts across the southwest and northeast areas, The Mirror reports.
Although there are no such warnings in place for Devon and Cornwall, it will certainly get colder over the next few days, with temperatures set to drop to below freezing.
Met Office meteorologist Sophie Yeomans said that although the wet conditions are easing off Brits are set for more weather woes as temperatures predicted to drop as low as a chilling -5C next week.
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Meteorologists are warning "severe" conditions are in store for the continent after snowstorms ravaged southeast France, causing at least one death.
Nowhere in the UK will be spared from the chill, with forecasters predicting the mercury will drop to the single-digit highs across the country today and Monday.
Here in the South West it looks set to be the coldest on Monday with temperatures dropping to 0C or below in both Devon and Cornwall, according to the Met Office.
BBC Weather presenter Helen Willetts has been forecasting some of the cold that is set to take its grip on much of Europe.
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“Heavy snowfall once again across the Alpine region.
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“Temperatures will steadily rise this week across Scandinavia but it’s still cold here, we’ve still got some snow to come.
“But we’re got more of that rain to come on Monday in very similar areas with quite disturbed weather to come.”
Meteorologist Andrej Flis told the Express : “The weakening of the stratospheric polar vortex is well underway.
“In the past days, the polar vortex reached 40-year record strength for this time of year. It would likely strengthen even further, but its rise to power was stopped and reversed, due to two pressure/temperature waves that press onto the vortex.
“That reduces the speed of the stratospheric polar jet stream.
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“What all this means for our weather? Well, a collapsed vortex always greatly increases the chances for winter weather towards Europe.”


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How many bullets are in the ammo reserve
Type:
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clip :number
The remaining clip of the weapon
Type:
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clipMax :number
The maximum value of the clip
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id :string
The technical name of the weapon
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Whether or not the weapon is the active weapon
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paintKit :PaintKit
The spray of the weapon
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This section is adapted from: https://cookiecutter-pypackage.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html. Creating your package should take less than 5 minutes with the minimal options (cookiecutter + PyCharm), and less than 30 minutes if you use all the goodies (GitHub, ReadTheDocs, Travis, etc).
Your project will need a project name (e.g. My Toy Package) and a project slug (typically my_toy_package
).
Before starting, check that your project slug is not used in PyPI, even if you do not plan to use PyPI for the moment.
In a terminal (e.g. Anaconda Prompt):
Go to the parent directory of where you want to put the directory of your package, e.g. D:\GitHub\
.
cookiecutter https://github.com/francois-durand/package_helper.git
Answer the questions. Here is an example (some explanations follow):
full_name [F. Durand]: François Durand
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>github_username [francois-durand]: francois-durand
project_name [Python Boilerplate]: My Toy Package
project_slug [my_toy_package]:
project_short_description [Python Boilerplate contains all the boilerplate
you need to create a Python package.]: My Toy Package is a beautiful
package.
pypi_username [francois-durand]:
version [0.1.0]:
use_pytest [y]:
use_codecov [y]:
use_pypi_deployment_with_travis [y]:
add_pyup_badge [n]:
Select command_line_interface:
1 - No command-line interface
2 - Click
3 - Argparse
Choose from 1, 2, 3 (1, 2, 3) [1]:
create_author_file [y]:
Select open_source_license:
1 - GNU General Public License v3
2 - MIT license
3 - BSD license
4 - ISC license
5 - Apache Software License 2.0
6 - Not open source
Choose from 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) [1]:
Some explanations now:
use_pytest
: there are essentially three ways to do unit tests in Python: unittest (the standard solution),
pytest (the recommended test package) and doctest (where tests are integrated in the docstrings). If you are new to
testing, I suggest using doctest.  For this reason, in all cases, I suggest to answer yes.
use_codecov
: you use Codecov to assess the coverage of your code by your tests.
use_pypi_deployment_with_travis
: when you make a release on GitHub, Travis CI automatically publishes
your package on PyPI.
add_pyup_badge
: a Pyup badge appears in the readme of your package. I suggest to answer no, even if you use Pyup.
Click
and Argparse
allow you
to easily call your program with unix-style command, e.g. python my_program.py --help
.
You can choose either of them without harm, even if you do not use it for the moment. But personally, I answer no.
create_author_file
: I suggest to answer yes.
In PyCharm, choose "Open a project" and select the directory of your package: the whole file structure is in there!
A virtual environment is essentially a Python installation dedicated to your project, with its own versions of the third-party packages. It ensures that if you reuse this project several months later, it will still work…
In PyCharm:
Menu File → Settings → Project → Project Interpreter. (For Apple users: PyCharm → Preferences → Project → Project Interpreter.)
Click on the gear-shaped icon → Add.
Fill in the form: New environment using Virtualenv. This directory proposed is just fine. Validate.
The file requirements_dev.txt
contains the list of the third-party packages that you need for development, such as
sphinx
or
pytest
, but
that the end-user does not need when using your package.
In PyCharm's terminal:
Ensure you are in the directory of your package (e.g. D:\GitHub\my_toy_package
).
Ensure that your virtual environment is activated: there should be (venv)
at the beginning of
the line. If not:
Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
Linux: source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
Linux users: if cryptography is already installed with apt-get install, you may need to uninstall it before pip-installing the dev requirements.
This way, your package behaves as if it were installed, but any change you make will have effect immediately.
In PyCharm's terminal, you should still be in the directory of your package. Do:
python setup.py develop
In PyCharm:
In the root of your project, add a directory named build
.
Menu Run → Edit Configurations.
Plus icon (top left) → Python docs → Sphinx task.
Give a name to the configuration, e.g. Generate docs
.
Input: the “docs” directory of your project.
Output: the “build” directory of your project.
OK.
Run this configuration: you should have a warning “Title underline too short”.
Go to the mentioned file and correct the problem.
Run the configuration again: normally, it generates the documentation.
To
check the result, you can open the file build/index.html
.
The template contains examples of classes, such as the file MyClass1.py
.
You can use them as models if you are new to Sphinx documentation.
In PyCharm:
Menu Run → Edit Configurations.
Add a new configuration by clicking the + button → Python tests → pytest.
Give a name to the configuration, e.g. All tests
.
Ignore the warning and validate.
Run this configuration: normally, it runs all the tests of the project.
If you are new to testing, you can take example from the classes provided by the template, such as MyClass1.py
.
In PyCharm:
Menu VCS → Import into version control → Share project on GitHub.
Fill in the form and validate, e.g.:
New repository name: my_toy_package
Remote name: origin
Description: My Toy Package is a beautiful package.
In a browser, you can go to your GitHub account to check that everything is there.
Go to “My Projects”.
Import a Project → Importer manuellement.
Fill in the form and validate, e.g.:
my_toy_package
https://github.com/francois-durand/my_toy_package
Git
Admin → Advanced settings.
Check “Installer votre projet dans un virtualenv via setup.py install”.
Validate.
On Travis' website:
Login using your Github credentials.
It may take a few minutes for Travis CI to load up a list of all your GitHub repos. If you do not see your new repo, log out and log in again.
Click on your new repo.
Click on “Activate repository”.
In PyCharm's terminal, ensure that you are in the directory of your project and:
travis encrypt --add deploy.password "My PyPI password" --com
(replace with your actual password, in quotation marks).
Open the file .travis.yml
, which is in the root of your project (you can do so in PyCharm). Check that
deploy.password.secure
is encoded.
On Pyup's website:
Click on the green Add Repo button and select the repo you created.
A pop up appears. Personally, I checked the first item and unchecked the two others.
Within a few minutes, you will probably receive a pull request in GitHub (and in your email).
On GitHub's website, open the pull request and:
Merge pull request.
Confirm merge.
Delete branch.
In PyCharm, menu VCS → Update project. This does a git update (to get the modifications done by Pyup).
In PyCharm, make a slight modification, e.g. in the file README.rst
. Then commit/push:
Menu VCS → Commit.
Enter a commit message.
Commit → Commit and push.
Push.
On Travis' website:
Go to Build History.
The build should be a success (it may take several minutes).
Log in with your GitHub account.
Click on your name.
Select your package.
Once Travis has finished building, you can navigate in your project to see what parts of the code are covered by the tests.
In Compilations, the doc should be transmis.
Open the documentation.
In the table of contents, click on the first page (e.g. My Toy Package). Depending on your initial choice of options, you should have three to five badges:
PyPI: package or version not found (there will be the version number after your first release).
Build: passing.
Docs: passing.
Codecov: with a percentage.
Pyup: up-to-date.
In the table of contents, click on Reference. You should see the documentation of the classes provided by the template.
If you wish, you are now ready to release your first version (cf. below).


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The advisors to the royalty are the bishops; this is why they stand immediately next to the king and queen. Bishops, however, have a different name depending on the language you play in. For instance, in French, the bishop is "le fou," or a jester. In Spanish, it is "el alfil," an Arabic word meaning "elephant," reminiscent of one of the bishop's historical predecessor pieces in an ancient version of chess. In Germany, they call it a "Läufer," which means "runner." There are many other personifications of this piece across many other languages. But regardless of your preferred language, the Bishop moves the same way: He moves diagonally in any direction. This means he will always remain on the color he begins on; therefore, each side has both a white-square bishop and a black-square bishop (also called kingside bishop and queenside bishop).
Bishop specifications:
- Point value: 3
- Movement/Attack range: unlimited spaces, diagonally in any direction
- Notation symbol: B


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public static enum Subscription.Term
An enumeration for the various subscription terms
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ANNUAL
One year term |
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BIENNIAL
Two year term |
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MONTHLY
Monthly term (autorenew required) |
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(package private) java.lang.String |
amount
the monetary amount of the subscription for this term |
(package private) java.lang.Double |
discount
the discount for a group for this term |
(package private) java.lang.String |
name
the text to use in messages about this term |
(package private) java.lang.Double |
numericAmount
the monetary amount as a double value |
(package private) java.lang.String |
payPalName
the PayPal period variable representation for this term |
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static Subscription.Term |
fromName(java.lang.String name)
Get the term based on an input display name. |
static Subscription.Term |
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Get the term based on a PayPal period. |
java.lang.String |
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Get the monetary amount associated with the subscription term. |
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Get the discount for the term that applies when there are 2 or more people subscribing at once. |
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Get the name. |
java.lang.Double |
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Get the monetary amount associated with the subscription term as a double numeric number. |
java.lang.String |
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Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Medina Foods Inc.
Legal/Operating Name:
Medina Foods Inc.
Alternate Name:
Medina Foods Inc.
Mailing Address:
240, rue Saint-Jacques2e Étage
MONTRÉAL, Quebec
H2Y 1L9
Location Address:
240, rue Saint-Jacques2e Étage
MONTRÉAL, Quebec
H2Y 1L9
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
A service company providing Quality Assessment Management to the
hospitality and transportation industries, food suppliers and
retailers using state of the art computerized Integrated Food and
Services Quality Management (IFSQM©) system.
Medina Foods Inc. - Company Background
Danielle Medina, President and CEO of Medina Foods Inc.,
graduated from Laval University in 1971 with a science degree in
Dietetics, went on to receive a Masters Degree from Université de
Montréal, and in September of 1980 opened Nutri-Centre Medina,
whit the intention of improving the health and well-being of all
Canadians.
The direction of the Company began to materialize with the
development of a nutritional software program that enabled Medina
to provide personalized nutritional evaluations for use in
private consultations, and to employees of large corporations
such as Johnson and Johnson. The program also enabled the
company to conduct nutritional research in the area of infant
nutrition for food companies such as H.J. Heinz, to develop
NUTRI-TEST (nutrition education software) for Uncle Ben's Canada
and Videoway Quebec, NUTRI-ACTION (assessment programs) for the
Coaching Association of Canada and most importantly to launch
NUTRI-CUISINE, a software program for the development and
analysis of recipes and menus aboard Air Canada flights, for
which Medina received 3 international awards. It quickly became
apparent that the stamp of the Company, the Medina Mark of
Quality, was to serve as a symbol of honesty, integrity and a
commitment to excellence in the quality of services provided.
It was the success of this innovative concept that led to both
Medina's expansions into the international market, and the
Company's latest success - IFSQM, a state of the art Integrated
Foods and Services Quality Management program. The new program
extends the quality review to all steps of the process, including
assessments of the logistics of food transportation, production,
maintenance of inventory for equipment and more importantly, food
safety. IFSQM, which ensures that in-flight meals prepared by
caterers around the world and verified in its quality and
conformity to nutritional specification by Medina specialists in
nutrition and quality management, received international
recognition from professional organizations such as IFCA
(International Flight Catering Association), IFSA ( International
Flight Services Association) and the widely distributed Travel
and Leisure Magazine, published by American Express.
Medina's concern for the health and well-being of all Canadians,
coupled with her experiences in the food industry, led to the
creation of Canadian Native Haute Cuisine developed in
conjunction with Oudeehemin Foods Inc., owned in majority by the
Cree Indians of the province of Quebec. The unique cuisine
presented at the World Culinary Olympics in Frankfurt in 1992,
won 8 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 2 bronze. In 1994,
Medina organized the prestigious banquet of The American Society,
while in 1995, she was asked to cater the G-7 Summit in Halifax.
The success of Canadian Native Haute Cuisine can be attributed,
in no small part, to high caliber of taste and nutrition, backed
by the Medina Mark of Quality .
As proof of her dedication to improve the well being of not only
Canadians, but Canada as well, Danielle, in conjunction with
major Chefs de cuisine such as Paul Bocuse, and the New Brunswick
Government, launched Lobster Nouveau, in early 1993. The aim of
the project was to promote Canadian lobsters in France during the
spring season. This innovative and daring project was such a
success, that experience was repeated. Now, the Atlantic Lobster
carries with it the Medina Mark of Quality , signifying the
strict adherence to criteria concerning the weight, wrapping,
transportation and preparation of lobster. The Medina Mark of
Quality , thus remains a symbol of quality assurance of each and
every product bearing its seal.
VISION
To establish the Medina Mark of Quality as the International
symbol of Quality Assurance and Excellence, translating into the
value-added promise for each of our customers in the hospitality
and transportation industries as well as food retailers and
suppliers.
MISSION
Establish and Promote the Medina Mark of Quality as the
International symbol of Quality Assurance and Excellence,
translating into the value-added promise for each of our
customers in the hospitality and transportation industries as
well as food retailers and suppliers.
Innovate through Research of the quality assessment process and
Development of software for the hospitality and transportation
industries as well as food retailers and suppliers.
Bolster the credibility of the Medina Mark of Quality through the
creation of alliances with recognized international bodies such
as professional organizations and established universities and
promote their involvement in the development and monitoring of
our quality assessment program.
Develop nutrition education software programs to be promoted by
the food industry and telecommunication companies who support
Medina Foods Inc.'s commitment to educate the public on the
importance of high quality nutritional products and their effects
on the health and well being of a people.
Major Achievements
Throughout it's evolution, the Company has consistently projected
a strong image of quality in the development of advanced
technology for the Food Service Industry, through innovative
approaches to quality assessment and in it's offering of other
diverse and unique services to various companies and sectors of
the public. Medina is proud of its major accomplishments over
the last 17 years;
- Three (3) international awards of the food concept NutriCuisine
launched with Air Canada in 1985;
- Its participation in the World Culinary Olympics in 1992 with
the Canadian Native Haute Cuisine which won 7 gold medals, 2
silver and 2 bronze.
- The catering of both the G-7 Summit (1995) and America's
Society Annual Banquet (organization of business leaders in
1994) with Canadian Native Haute Cuisine.
- The introduction of the innovative concept of Lobster Nouveau
in France in 1993 with world leader Chef de Cuisine, Paul
Bocuse;
- In 1992, President and CEO, Ms Danielle Medina, received a
Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the
Confederation of Canada, from the Governor General, in
recognition of her numerous and significant contribution to
compatriots, community and to Canada.
- Ms. Danielle Medina, President, CEO of Medina Foods Inc.
received the ``Gloire de L'Escolle`` Medal of Achievement in
1996 from Laval University in recognition of the exceptional
quality shown in the exerciser of her profession.
- In 1996, President and CEO Ms. Danielle Medina was named Quebec
Woman Entrepreneur of the Year.
- Silver Mercury Award winner in 1997 for our Medina Integrated
Food and Services Quality Management (IFSQM©) program presented
at the International Food Catering Association at the annual
meeting in Belgium.
Current Clients List
- Air Canada
- Air Nova
- Canadian Airlines International Ltd.
- Casino (French Chain of Retail Stores)
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (Europe)
- Ministry of Fisheries (New Brunswick)
- Northwest Airlines, Inc. (USA)
- Oudeheemin Foods Inc. (Quebec) (Native Aboriginal Cuisine)
- Restaurants : - Eurotoque (France)
- Alliance Gastronomique Néerlandaise
- Uncle Ben's (Canada & USA)
- Videoway (Quebec)
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
- Integrated Food and services Quality Management (IFSQUM©) :
The success of our Quality Assessment Program is based on four
elements regularity of execution, objectivity in obtaining and
evaluating the data, clear and timely reporting of results, and
a cost efficient process and application. Extensive auditing
experience, in-house training systems and data surveys provide
the back-drop to this program created for the transportation
industries. Clients such as Hilton Canada, CN & CP hotels and
Air Canada are at the base of our experience in the development
of this state of the art Quality Management system.
Innovative
using advanced technology that permits quick and efficient data
collecting, and analysis and communication. Il allows our client
to be close to their products even at a distance as well as
ensuring rapid adjustments essential to the efficacy of the
quality assessment process.
Flexible
adaptable to the needs of our clients in all industries
Cost Efficient
providing unbiased results, with turn-key infrastructure enabling
us to manage human resources, selection of auditors, planning and
execution of audits on behalf of our clients.
Results Oriented
using a computerized communication network in order that our
client receive the results of their quality assessment within 24
hours.
Confidential
Medina Foods Inc. most important concern is to ensure that all
our employees will keep confidentially any information related to
audits, results, comments and recommendations.
Nutritional Software
Using research compiled by Median Foods Inc., this recipe
analyser takes up-to-date scientific information on nutrition and
applies it to food products, recipes and menus, to test whether
various nutritional criteria, as well as standards of good taste,
have been met. Our clients are, therefore, assured of receiving
nutritional evaluations and standardization of the highest
quality available for their market needs.
The Food Product Labelling software, for food producers, attached
to the Recipe Analyser allows the food industry to conform itself
to the nutritional data classifications of the food labelling
laws, and regulations , of the United States and Canada.
Nutritional Software
Nutri-Test, is an educational software program developed
specifically for Uncle Ben's, to respond to the needs of the
general public who are more than ever concerned about changing
their eating habits and increasing their general well-being.
Development and Commercialization of Value Added Food Products
NutriCuisine is perhaps Medina Foods Inc.'s best known program
related to the recipe analyser. Initially launched on Air Canada
flights in 1985, NutriCuisine is designed with the business
traveller in mind. The menus are based on a balance of nutrients
that are low in fat, salt and sugar, and satisfy the daily
nutritional requirements of airline passengers, as well as
providing a delicious meal. The response from both the public
and the industry has been very positive and appreciative this
concern their welfare.
Medina's Certified Lobster Nouveau, is the most recent project of
Medina Foods Inc. Launched in 1993, the main objective was to
promote Canadian lobsters in France during the spring season. It
was developed in the hopes of becoming a yearly counterpart to
the Beaujolais Nouveau wine, which is a long-awaited event in
Canada each year.
This daring project was such a success that Median Foods Inc.
decided to repeat the experience, but with a new element. Form
now on, the Canadian Atlantic Lobster wears the Medina Mark of
Quality, as assurance to the buyer that strict criteria
concerning the weight, wrapping, transportation and preparation
of the lobster have been strictly adhered to.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Albania
- Algeria
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Gibraltar
- Greece
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Japan
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Montenegro
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russian Federation
- Serbia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United States
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Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
- Integrated Food and services Quality Management (IFSQUM©) :
The success of our Quality Assessment Program is based on four
elements regularity of execution, objectivity in obtaining and
evaluating the data, clear and timely reporting of results, and
a cost efficient process and application. Extensive auditing
experience, in-house training systems and data surveys provide
the back-drop to this program created for the transportation
industries. Clients such as Hilton Canada, CN & CP hotels and
Air Canada are at the base of our experience in the development
of this state of the art Quality Management system.
Innovative
using advanced technology that permits quick and efficient data
collecting, and analysis and communication. Il allows our client
to be close to their products even at a distance as well as
ensuring rapid adjustments essential to the efficacy of the
quality assessment process.
Flexible
adaptable to the needs of our clients in all industries
Cost Efficient
providing unbiased results, with turn-key infrastructure enabling
us to manage human resources, selection of auditors, planning and
execution of audits on behalf of our clients.
Results Oriented
using a computerized communication network in order that our
client receive the results of their quality assessment within 24
hours.
Confidential
Medina Foods Inc. most important concern is to ensure that all
our employees will keep confidentially any information related to
audits, results, comments and recommendations.
Nutritional Software
Using research compiled by Median Foods Inc., this recipe
analyser takes up-to-date scientific information on nutrition and
applies it to food products, recipes and menus, to test whether
various nutritional criteria, as well as standards of good taste,
have been met. Our clients are, therefore, assured of receiving
nutritional evaluations and standardization of the highest
quality available for their market needs.
The Food Product Labelling software, for food producers, attached
to the Recipe Analyser allows the food industry to conform itself
to the nutritional data classifications of the food labelling
laws, and regulations , of the United States and Canada.
Nutritional Software
Nutri-Test, is an educational software program developed
specifically for Uncle Ben's, to respond to the needs of the
general public who are more than ever concerned about changing
their eating habits and increasing their general well-being.
Development and Commercialization of Value Added Food Products
NutriCuisine is perhaps Medina Foods Inc.'s best known program
related to the recipe analyser. Initially launched on Air Canada
flights in 1985, NutriCuisine is designed with the business
traveller in mind. The menus are based on a balance of nutrients
that are low in fat, salt and sugar, and satisfy the daily
nutritional requirements of airline passengers, as well as
providing a delicious meal. The response from both the public
and the industry has been very positive and appreciative this
concern their welfare.
Medina's Certified Lobster Nouveau, is the most recent project of
Medina Foods Inc. Launched in 1993, the main objective was to
promote Canadian lobsters in France during the spring season. It
was developed in the hopes of becoming a yearly counterpart to
the Beaujolais Nouveau wine, which is a long-awaited event in
Canada each year.
This daring project was such a success that Median Foods Inc.
decided to repeat the experience, but with a new element. Form
now on, the Canadian Atlantic Lobster wears the Medina Mark of
Quality, as assurance to the buyer that strict criteria
concerning the weight, wrapping, transportation and preparation
of the lobster have been strictly adhered to.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Albania
- Algeria
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Gibraltar
- Greece
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Japan
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Montenegro
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russian Federation
- Serbia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United States


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The easiest ways to increase neuroplasticity is repetition. Repeating an activity, is the best way to get more proficient. By repeating the activity we are getting our brains used to accessing and retrieving that certain memory. Constantly doing this helps to build thicker, stronger and more hard-wired connections in the brain.
Here is a resource that I found really helpful for explain neuroplasticity.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELpfYCZa87g (Neuroplasticity) straightforward explanations and visual animations to make understanding neuroplasticity easy.
A growth mindset is when a person knows that there is no fixed talent or limitations place upon them and others. With this mindset it enables the person to be able to give effort into their activities or study knowing their skills will develop and grow.
I knew a fair bit about the growth mindset before this exploration just not the term "growth mindset'. I found it interesting in the 10min video about the school using the term NY (not yet) in place of fail. As it will be far more positive and let the student know that they don't have it but can still achieve it.
If i'm ever struggling or not understanding a certain area of the bootcamp which I'm sure will happen given how intense the bootcamp is said to be. I'll make sure to keep the growth mindset in mind as it takes time to understand complex things and that I'll get it eventually with enough practice or time.
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Man page of ESPRESSO
ESPRESSO
Section: Misc. Reference Manual Pages (1OCTTOOLS)
Updated: 31 January 1988
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
espresso - Boolean Minimization
SYNOPSIS
espresso
[options] [file]
DESCRIPTION
Espresso
takes as input a two-level representation of a
two-valued (or multiple-valued) Boolean function, and produces a
minimal equivalent representation. The algorithms used are new and
represent an advance in both speed and optimality of solution in
heuristic Boolean minimization.
Espresso
reads the file provided (or standard input if no files
are specified), performs the minimization, and writes the minimized result to
standard output.
Espresso
automatically verifies that the minimized function
is equivalent to the original function.
Options allow for using an exact minimization algorithm, for
choosing an optimal phase assignment for the output functions, and
for choosing an optimal assignment of the inputs to input decoders.
The default input and output file formats are compatible with the
Berkeley standard format for the physical description of a PLA. The
input format is described in detail in espresso(5). Note that the
input file is a logical representation of
a set of Boolean equations, and hence the input format differs
slightly from that described in pla(5) (which provides for the physical
representation of a PLA).
The input and output formats
have been expanded to allow for multiple-valued logic
functions, and to allow for the specification of the
don't-care set which will be used in the minimization.
A complete list of the command line options is given below.
Be warned that many of the command line options are not intended
for general use.
- -d
-
Enables debugging.
Useful only for those familiar with the algorithms used.
- -Dcheck
-
Checks that the function is a partition of the
entire space (i.e., that the ON-set, OFF-set
and DC-set are
pairwise disjoint, and that their union is the Universe).
- -Dd1merge
-
Performs a quick distance-1 merge on the input
file. This is useful when the input file
is very large (e.g., a truth table with more than 1000 terms) because
distance-1 merge is O(n log n) rather than the EXPAND
step of Espresso which is
O(n * n). The output should then be run through
Espresso to complete the minimization. A range of variables to
be merged can also be specified using
-rn-m
(the default is to merge over all variables).
- -Decho
-
Echoes the function to standard output.
This can be used to get the complement of a function when
combined with -o.
- -Dequiv
-
Identify output variables which are equivalent. Takes into account
the don't-care set and checks for equivalence of both the ON-set
and OFF-set.
- -Dexact
-
Exact minimization algorithm (guarantees minimum number of
product terms, and heuristically minimizes number of literals).
Potentially expensive.
- -Dsignature
-
Signature Cubes based Exact minimization algorithm
(guarantees minimum number of product terms, and heuristically
minimizes number of literals). On an average faster than -Dexact
and solves problems on which -Dexact fails.
- -Dmany
-
Reads and minimizes PLA's until end-of-file is detected. PLA's in
the same file are separated by .e.
- -Dmap
-
Draw the Karnaugh maps for a binary-valued function.
- -Dmapdc
-
Derive from the binary-valued variable DONT_CARE a don't-care set,
and then delete this variable.
All input conditions for which an output changes when DONT_CARE
changes define the don't-care conditions for that output.
This is a hack to support don't-cares from high-level languages without
a notion of don't-cares.
- -Dopo
-
Perform output phase optimization (i.e., determine which
functions to complement to reduce the number of
terms needed to implement the function). After choosing an
assignment of phases for the outputs, the function is minimized.
A simple algorithm is used which may become very expensive for
a large number of outputs (e.g., more than 40).
- -Dopoall
-
Minimize the function with all possible phase assignments.
A range of outputs to cycle through can be given with
-rn-m
(the default is to use all outputs).
The option
-S1
will perform an exact minimization for each phase assignment.
Be warned that opoall requires an exponential number of minimizations !
- -Dpair
-
Choose an assignment of the inputs to two-bit decoders, and
minimize the function. The function MUST be minimized first to
achieve good results. There are actually 4 different algorithms,
of increasing cost, which may be selected with
-S1,
-S2,
or
-S3.
The default is
-S0
which seems to give the best results for the cost.
- -Dpairall
-
Minimize the function with all possible assignments of inputs to
two-bit decoders.
The option
-S1
will perform an exact minimization for each assignment of inputs
to decoders, and the option
-S2
will perform an output-phase assignment for each assignment of
inputs to decoders.
Be warned that pairall requires an exponential number of minimizations !
- -Dseparate
-
Remove the don't-care set from the ON-set of the function.
- -Dso
-
Minimize each function one at a time as a single-output function.
Terms will not be shared among the functions.
The option
-S1
will perform an exact minimization for each single-output function.
- -Dso_both
-
Minimize each function one at a time as a single-output function, but
choose the function or its complement based on which has fewer terms.
The option
-S1
will perform an exact minimization for each single-output function and
its complement to determine which has fewer terms.
- -Dstats
-
Provide simple statistics on the size of the function.
- -Dverify
-
Checks for Boolean equivalence of two PLA's. Reads two filenames
from the command line, each containing a single PLA.
- -DPLAverify
-
Checks for Boolean equivalence of two PLA's by first permuting the
columns based on the user supplied variable names. Reads two
filenames from the command line.
- -eeat
-
Normally comments are echoed from the input file to the output file.
This options discards any comments in the input file.
- -efast
-
Stop after the first EXPAND and IRREDUNDANT operations
(i.e., do not iterate over the solution).
- -ekiss
-
Sets up a kiss-style minimization problem. This is a hack.
- -eness
-
Essential primes will not be detected.
- -enirr
-
The result will not necessarily be made irredundant in the final step
which removes redundant literals.
- -enunwrap
-
The ON-set will not be unwrapped before beginning the minimization.
- -eonset
-
Recompute the ON-set before the minimization. Useful when the
PLA has a large number of product terms (e.g., an exhaustive
list of minterms).
- -epos
-
Swaps the ON-set and OFF-set of the function after
reading the function. This can be used to minimize the OFF-set
of a function. .phase (see espresso(5))
in the input file can also specify an arbitrary choice of output phases.
- -estrong
-
Uses the alternate strategy SUPER_GASP (as a replacement
for LAST_ GASP) which is
more expensive, but occasionally provides better results.
- -o[type]
-
Selects the output format. By default, only the ON-set (i.e.,
type f) is output after the minimization. [type] can be one of f,
d, r, fd, dr, fr, or fdr to select
any combination of the ON-set (f), the OFF-set (r) or the
DC-set (d). [type] may also be eqntott to output algebraic
equations acceptable to
eqntott(1OCTTOOLS),
or pleasure to output an
unmerged PLA (with the .label and .group keywords)
acceptable to
pleasure(1OCTTOOLS).
- -s
-
Will provide a short summary of the execution of the program including
the initial cost of the function, the final cost, and the computer
resources used.
- -t
-
Will produce a trace showing the execution of the program. After each
main step of the algorithm, a single line is printed which reports the
processor time used, and the current cost of the function.
- -x
-
Suppress printing of the solution.
- -v [type]
-
Specifies verbose debugging detail. Not generally useful.
DIAGNOSTICS
Espresso will issue a warning message
if a product term spans more than one line. Usually this is an
indication that the number of inputs or outputs of the function
is specified incorrectly.
SEE ALSO
kiss(1OCTTOOLS), pleasure(1OCTTOOLS), pla(5OCTTOOLS), espresso(5OCTTOOLS)
R. Brayton, G. Hachtel, C. McMullen, and A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli,
Logic Minimization Algorithms for VLSI Synthesis,
Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1984.
P. McGeer, J. Sanghavi, R. Brayton, and A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli,
"Espresso-Signature: A New Exact Minimizer for Logic Functions,"
Design Automation Conf., Dallas, Jun 1993.
R. Rudell, A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli,
"Espresso-MV: Algorithms for Multiple-Valued Logic Minimization,"
Proc. Cust. Int. Circ. Conf., Portland, May 1985.
R. Rudell, "Multiple-Valued Minimization for PLA Synthesis,"
Master's Report, University of California, Berkeley, June 1986.
R. Rudell, A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli,
"Exact Minimization of Multiple-Valued Functions for PLA Optimization",
Int. Conf. Comp. Aid. Des., Santa Clara, November 1986.
J. Sanghavi, "Espresso-Signature: A New Exact Minimizer for Logic Functions,"
Master's Report, University of California, Berkeley, May 1993.
AUTHOR
Please direct any questions or comments to:
Richard Rudell
205 Cory Hall
Dept. of EECS
University of California
Berkeley, California 94720
Arpanet mail address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COMMENTS
Default is to pass comments and unrecognized options from the input file
to standard output (sometimes this isn't what you want).
It is no longer possible to specify the type on the command line.
There are a lot of options, but typical use doesn't need them.
This manual page refers to Version 2.4 of Espresso. The major change from
Version 2.3 to Version 2.4 is the addition of a new exact minimizer based
on signature cubes (-D signature subcommand).
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- DIAGNOSTICS
-
- SEE ALSO
-
- AUTHOR
-
- COMMENTS
-
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Module log
Logging module
Info:
- License: GNU GPLv3
- Author: Bowuigi
Functions
| init (settings) | Initializes the logging library with the given values (or the default ones if those are nil) |
| error (context, message) | Outputs an error to the log file and exits with status code 1 |
| warning (context, message) | Outputs a warning to the log file |
Tables
| settings | Log settings used to configure the logging functions |
Functions
Methods- init (settings)
-
Initializes the logging library with the given values (or the default ones if those are nil)
Parameters:
- settings table Settings for the log functions
Usage:
log.init()
log.init({logFile=fileHandler})
log.init(log.settings)
- error (context, message)
-
Outputs an error to the log file and exits with status code 1
Parameters:
Usage:
log.error("Waffle", "this is a fatal error!")
log.error("Logger", "this is another fatal error!")
- warning (context, message)
-
Outputs a warning to the log file
Parameters:
Usage:
log.warning("Waffle", "this is a warning!")
log.warning("Logger", "this is another warning!")
Tables
- settings
-
Log settings used to configure the logging functions
Fields:
- dieOnWarning If this is enabled, the program exits with code 1 if a warning is encountered
- printWarnings If this is true, warnings will be printed to the log file
- logFile File handler to the file to print logs to, standard error by default


Part
Build Cycle¶
A Part
is just a container for a cadquery.Workplane
instance.
So the “building” of a part is more to help placement in the world, and to facilitate changes made to that object.
For more information on how to create solids as a cadquery.Workplane
,
read more in the cadquery
documentation.
Instantiation¶
When a Part
is created, it initializes its parameters.
Most of the work here is done by its parent class
ParametricObject
.
This is covered in detail in Parametric Object.
Note
make()
is not called when instantiating a part; it’s
called later.
import cadquery
import cqparts
from cqparts.params import *
class Box(cqparts.Part):
x = Int(10)
def initialize_parameters(self):
print('initializing parameters...')
print(' x = %r' % self.x)
def make(self):
print('running make()...')
return cadquery.Workplane('XY').box(self.x,10,10)
So then when we simply create an instance…
>>> box = Box(x=20)
initializing parameters...
x = 20
Getting local_obj
¶
When a part’s local_obj
is requested, the instance’s
make()
result is returned.
Note that in the above test, the print
statement in make()
doesn’t show.
However, when we request local_obj
…
>>> box = Box(x=15)
initializing parameters...
x = 15
>>> obj1 = box.local_obj
running make()...
>>> obj2 = box.local_obj
However nothing is printed on the 2nd call. This is because the result is
buffered, so when local_obj
is requested a second time, it is
not re-made.
Most uses of a Part
will get the local object by referencing
local_obj
, but you can forcefully remake the object in 2 ways:
>>> box = Box()
initializing parameters...
x = 10
>>> obj = box.local_obj
running make()...
>>> # 1) set local_obj to None
>>> box.local_obj = None
>>> obj = box.local_obj
running make()...
>>> # 2) call make() explicitly
>>> obj = box.make()
running make()...
However you shouldn’t need to do this.
world_coords
and world_obj
¶
If world_coords
has been set, getting
world_obj
will create a copy of
local_obj
that has been transformed to
world_coords
.
That is to say that it is translated, and rotated so the object’s local coordinates are equal to the world coordinates, relative to the object itself.
Let’s re-define Box
without those print statements…
from cqparts.utils.geometry import CoordSystem
class Box(cqparts.Part):
x = Int(10)
def make(self):
return cadquery.Workplane('XY').box(self.x,10,10)
Now let’s create a box, then set its location in the world by
setting world_coords
.
>>> box = Box()
>>> box.local_obj.val().BoundingBox().ymin
-5.0
>>> # world_obj is None when the part does not have its world_coords
>>> box.world_obj is None
True
>>> # let's translate across the y-axis
>>> box.world_coords = CoordSystem(origin=(0,20,0))
>>> # Now world_obj exists, and has been translated
>>> isinstance(box.world_obj, cadquery.Workplane)
True
>>> box.world_obj.val().BoundingBox().ymin
15.0
Changing local_obj
or world_coords
¶
If local_obj
or
world_coords
is changed,
world_obj
is reset.
Then when world_obj
is requested again,
local_obj
is copied and moved,
just as it is explained above.
So the obvious thing to do now is to drill a hole through the box… right?
>>> box = Box()
>>> box.world_coords = CoordSystem(origin=(0,20,0))
>>> len(box.world_obj.val().Faces())
6
>>> box.local_obj = box.local_obj.faces(">Z").hole(2)
>>> len(box.world_obj.val().Faces())
7
Note that we changed local_obj
, but we tested the number of faces on
world_obj
. So we can conclude from this that when any changes are
made to the local_obj
, the
world_obj
is re-created using local_obj
as reference.
Let’s try the same thing by changing world_obj
:
>>> box = Box()
>>> box.world_coords = CoordSystem(origin=(0,20,0))
>>> box.world_obj = box.world_obj.faces(">Z").hole(2)
ValueError: can't set world_obj directly, set local_obj instead
We get an exception instead
But Why?: This is to avoid bad practices that encourage accumulated errors; if the part can only be modified in its native coordinates, there is no possibility of accumulated numerical error.
Note
Remember: when changing the local_obj
, if your
alterations are based on world coordinates, you must convert back to the
object’s local coordinates before the changes will match your expectations.
Also remember that the world_obj
is likely rotated
to fit into an assembly, so using queries like
faces(">Z")
(for example) may not give you
the information you’re expecting.


Before Starting
Prerequisites
You will need to install DASH if you want to follow along with the code demos in the tutorial.
Workshop Recordings
We ran a DASH workshop in October 2022 that worked through a partial version of this tutorial. If helpful, you can find recordings of the workshop here: Workshop Recordings
Reviewing Matlab
The tutorial assumes that readers are familiar with some basic Matlab syntax. In particular, it will be useful to understand how to:
Create variables
Call functions,
Index into arrays, and
Write a
for
loop
If you are new to Matlab, you may want to review these topics as you read through the tutorial.
The official Matlab documentation includes a good starting guide: Getting Started Guide
Python users might find this cheatsheet useful: Python to Matlab Cheatsheet
And there are many other resources online.


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H. B. Woodrose & Salvia divinorum
Setting: My apartment
Date/Time: Sunday March 18, 2001 5:45 pm
Preparation: Salvia in hand rolled cigarette, Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seed coats were nicked with a razor and left to soak in water for 12 to 16 hours. Seed coats were then removed with tweezers.
5:45 pm: Ate 5 Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds.
6:30 pm: Ate another five HBW seeds for a total of ten (10). No major effects felt yet.
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There were two distinct 'shifts' of perception. First my eyesight (of physical objects) blurred and doubled. Strange images (energy?) were visible with my eyes open. So I began to distrust my physical eyesight. It was then a good idea to sit down.
While going into a light hypnologic reverie I looked down at my body. I saw two distinct layers of energy. I believe these layers to be my inner and outer auras. More noticeable was a dark blue 'rippling' pattern. Beneath that was a lighter, smoky blue energy. I could feel energy pulsate. This deep, otherworldly state lasted twenty minutes.
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In the last couple years, the Game Dev Club at San Jose State University have created a few working arcade cabinets. The arcade cabinets are pretty much wooden shells that contain regular computers and monitors inside them. The joysticks are connected to the computer through a USB-interface.
The purpose of the arcade cabinets is to showcase student-made games. All the games on the Game Dev Club arcade cabinets are developed, designed, and composed by students at SJSU.
Even a game worked on by yours truly is on the arcade cabinets.
The Arcade Launcher
The launcher is what glues all the games on the arcade cabinet together. It is the screen you see when you scroll through the games. It is the what you use to start a game up.
The first launcher, applesauce, was created by Kristopher Windsor and was written in Basic. It allowed the user to scroll through games and launch them. Although it fulfilled the basic needs of a launcher, it was a tad bit buggy, kept minimizing, and would often require the operator to restart the machine.
The second launcher was created by Matt Hoffman using the Unity engine. It had 3D models of the arcade button controls, music, and an overall great interface. It was a well-crafted launcher, however it ran into a few problems of its own. Since the launcher was running on a game engine, other games suffered from framerate issues while the launcher was running. The launcher also had the issue of displaying on top of games.
The Third Launcher
In my sophomore year at SJSU, I was given the opportunity of developing the third iteration of the arcade launcher. The third launcher employs a monitoring method to determine if a game has been launched and then minimizes the launcher window. The launcher also has the extra abilities of collecting data and switching genres.
Collecting Data
By monitoring when a game has launched and when it has exited, the launcher is able to collect play-count and play-time data and output it into a JSON file. A static HTML page is supplied that loads the JSON file and displays it as a pi-chart.
Check out the data that Rubaiyat Shatner collected at Rockage 4.0!
Switching Genres
There are many different arcade cabinets that have been built with different themes. To reflect those themes, the games are grouped into matching genres. The launcher allows the operator of the arcade cabinets to select and define the genres they want for a specific cabinet.
Joy2Key
Games that aren't designed for the arcade cabinets or are using legacy controls have Joy2Key bindings that remap the joystick keys. The launcher will activate those Joy2Key bindings based on what game has just launched.
Monitoring Games
The launcher monitors if a game executable has successfuly launched or if it has just closed. When it detects that a game has launched then it minimizes itself to allow the game to properly render. When the game has closed, the launcher opens back up.
The launcher has two methods of monitoring processes.
The first method of monitoring involves polling. It makes a request to the operating system for a list of all running executables, and matches it with the game executable name. It does this check every second. It is slow but is the most stable way of monitoring a game.
The second method doesn't actually monitor the game at all. It launches the game as a subprocess. This is the fastest way of detecting when the process has started and when it has ended since it gets a message direct from the operating system.
However, the second method doesn't work for certain games. Games using Game Maker create a helper executable that unzips its assets and launches a new process which has the actual game in it. The second method can only monitor the helper executable, which closes right after the actual game starts. This same problem creates a minor inconvenience for the first method, as the operator needs to specify that they want to monitor the actual game executable and not the helper executable.
The Technology
The CSS and animations are done using LESS
The launcher application itself uses node-webkit / NW.js. NW.js allows developers to create standalone applications using web technologies. NW.js is a gutted web-browser. I call it a "gutted" web-browser because it's essentially still a web-browser but without extensions, address bars, and security.
NW.js allows me to create a webpage for the display and use node.js modules to launch and manage processes. NW.js also allows me to read and write to any files I want, which I use to save data collected.
Conclusion
Developing the arcade launcher was a great way for me to learn how to use node-webkit and it even introduced me to CSS3 animations. It was my first time animating elements on a webpage.
Even though the code is messy and was written while I was still in my self-taught programmer mindset, I can say that it is one of my coolest projects. I love going back to my old code and looking at all the different and unique methods I used for doing certain things, it reminds me of how much I've grown as a programmer.
I was also able to get into a couple shows and festivals using the launcher as my ticket! As long as I'm available to do some quick maintanence on the launcher, I've been able to travel wherever the cabinets go.


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With mayaseed correctly installed you also have the following new python modules available to you.
ms_commands is where all the common functions, classes and variables reside, this section describes them.
This variable will return the current Mayaseed version.
This variable will return the URL of the Mayaseed website.
This variable will return the URL of the appleseed website.
This variable will return the URL of the Mayaseed install's root directory.
With an object or shader selected use this function to add custom shader translation attributes to a shader.
With an object or shader selected use this function to remove custom shader translation attributes to a shader
This function shows the Mayaseed info dialogue.
Use this function normalises a 3 value [R,G,B] tuple and returns a normalised tuple with the RGB values normalised to a 0-1 range with a 4th multiplier value.
This function will bake a given shading connection to an image file.
Name of the shader. e.g. "Lambert1"
The name of the attribute you want to bake. e.g. "Color"
The destination of the file you'd like to export
The resolution of the image you would like to bake, images are always square.
Use this function to convert an image to an .exr file using the imf_copy utility that ships with maya. The function returns a string containing the path to the destination file.
File path of the image to be converted.
The directory that you would like to save the converted image to.
Note: The converted image will have the same name as the source file but with the .exr extension.
By default Mayaseed will overwrite any images that have the same name as the output file, set this argument to false if you want to cancel image conversion for existing images
This function will check to see if a maya shape node is exportable based on whether it is visible and is a valid shape node.
This string is the name of the node you wish to check
This function checks whether a shape node has a shader connected.
This string is the name of the shape node you want to check.
This module contains the main bulk of the code that handles the export and essentially only has one useful function.
This function is the workhorse of Mayaseed and does all the work in translating, exporting and writing your scene to disk based on the settings from your render settings node.
This string is the name of the render settings node that contains the settings of your export.