Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Install Google Earth Enterprise
Command line installer
- Overview
- Before you begin
- Installing Google Earth Enterprise Fusion
- Installing Google Earth Enterprise Server
- Using the Silent Installer
Overview
Both a graphical user interface (GUI) and a command line installer are available for Google Earth Enterprise Server and Fusion. A silent installation option is also available if you want to install on multiple machines without user interaction. Use the command-line installer if you are installing on a server without an X11 server.
The command line installers are available and should be used if you do not have an X11 server. During installation, you are prompted for replies and guided through the process automatically.
Before you begin
The Google Earth Enterprise software is available in two formats: as a download from Google.com servers, or on physical media in the form of DVDs. The instructions below are the same for both formats, once the following setup has been completed:
If you downloaded the software package
Unpack the archived installer(s) to a temporary directory:
tar -zxvf GEEFusionPro5.1.0.tar.gz -C /target/directory
tar -zxvf GEEServer5.1.0.tar.gz -C /target/directory
If you ordered the DVD
Insert the distribution DVD, and mount the DVD drive.
Installing Google Earth Enterprise Fusion
- Open a terminal window on your Linux workstation.
- Log in as
root
. - Stop the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion system manager and Google Earth Enterprise
Server, if you have a previous version installed and they are running:
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
/etc/init.d/geserver stop - Navigate to your DVD directory, or the directory to which you extracted the Google Earth Enterprise files, and run the Google Earth Fusion installer:
./InstallGEFusion.sh
If your DVD automounted without exec privileges, you might need to run
sh ./InstallGEFusion.sh
instead.The installation script starts running.
- Press Enter to continue. You can type Quit to exit the installation process or Back to return to the previous screen at any time.
- Press Enter to scroll through the Google License Agreement. Press Y to accept the terms.
- If the installation process detects a previous installation of Fusion, you have the option to create a backup of your previous configuration.
Select Backup to create a back up of the existing configuration or Skip to continue the installation without creating a backup configuration file.
The installer performs a backup of the existing configuration files to the following location:
/var/opt/google/fusion-backups/date.time
Note that the source volume(s) and asset root remain unchanged.
- Enter the applicable number for Typical, Minimal, or Custom installation or press Enter to
accept the default (Typical). If the installer determines it needs to upgrade
any product you are installing, it prompts you to confirm the upgrade.
- Typical installation includes Google Earth Enterprise Fusion and the Tutorial.
- Minimal installation includes only Google Earth Enterprise Fusion.
- Custom installation allows you to customize the components you install.
Press Enter to continue.
- The installer prompts you to create the user and group for Google Earth Enterprise Fusion. Press Enter to accept the default, or enter your customized names.
- The Pre-Installation Summary appears. Press Enter to continue.
- The installer prompts you to designate your asset root. (See Before you Install for more information.) Press Enter to
accept the default,
/gevol/assets
, or enter the path you want to set for your asset root. - The installer prompts you to designate a source volume. A source volume
is a directory that contains your source data files (or subdirectories
of your source data files). You can add more source volumes later.
Press Enter to accept the default,
/gevol/src
, or enter the path you want to set for your source volume. If the source volume does not exist, the installer asks if it should create it. - The installer prompts you to upgrade your asset root, a required step for any asset root that was created with a previous version of Fusion.
Upgrade proceeds with the upgrade of your asset root as part of the installation, Skip enables you to continue the installation and to upgrade your asset root when you run Fusion later.
- You can choose to start the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Services. To start the services at a later time:
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
- Press Enter to exit.
- Log out of the system, and log back in (not as root).
- Launch Google Earth Enterprise Fusion:
fusion
Installing Google Earth Enterprise Server
- Open a terminal window on your Linux workstation.
- Log in as
root
. - Stop the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion system manager and Google Earth Enterprise
Server, if you have a previous version installed and they are running:
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
/etc/init.d/geserver stop - Navigate to your DVD directory, or the directory to which you extracted the Google Earth Enterprise files, and run the Google Earth Server installer:
./InstallGEServer.sh
If your DVD automounted without exec privileges, enter
sh ./InstallGEServer.sh
instead.The installation script starts running.
- Press Enter to continue. You can type Quit to exit the installation process or Back to return to the previous screen at any time.
- Press Enter to scroll through the Google License Agreement. Type Y to accept the terms.
- If the installation process detects a previous installation of Fusion, you have the option to create a backup of your previous configuration.
Select Backup to create a back up of the existing configuration or Skip to continue the installation without creating a backup configuration file.
The installer performs a backup of the existing configuration files to the following location:
/var/opt/google/geserver-backups/date.time
Note that the source volume(s) and asset root remain unchanged.
- Enter the applicable number for Typical, Minimal, or Custom installation,
or press Enter to accept the default (Typical). If the installer
determines it needs to upgrade any product you are installing, it prompts you
to confirm the upgrade.
- Typical installation includes Google Earth Enterprise Fusion and the Tutorial.
- Minimal installation includes only Google Earth Enterprise Fusion.
- Custom installation allows you to customize the components you install.
- The installer prompts you to create the user and group for Google Earth Enterprise Server. Press Enter to accept the default or enter your customized names.
- The installer prompts you to designate your publish root. Press Enter to
accept the default (
/gevol/published_dbs/
), or enter the path you want to set for your publish root. - The Pre-Installation Summary appears. Press Enter to continue.
- You can choose to start the Google Earth Enterprise Server services. To start them later, from the command line:
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
/etc/init.d/geserver start
Using the Silent Installer
You can use the silent installation feature to install Google Earth Enterprise
Fusion and Google Earth Enterprise Server while unattended. This allows for automatic
updates of the software as needed. Customize the installfusion.properties
template file to customize your installation, such as the asset root and source volume.
- Locate the
installfusion.properties
template file in the directory containing the installer files (for example,GEEFusion-5.0/installer)
. - Make a back up copy of the template in another location.
- Edit the template to set your installation requirements.
- Run the Google Earth Fusion installer:
./InstallGEFusion.sh installfusion.properties
You can customize the following properties for the silent installation. Set a value
to 0
for the default, or 1
to customize the value:
#Current Version of Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Already Installed
#--------------------------
PROMPT_USER_CHOSEN_OPTION=0
#Choose Products to Install
#--------------------------
CHOSEN_FEATURE_LIST=Fusion,Tutorial
CHOSEN_INSTALL_FEATURE_LIST=Fusion,Tutorial
CHOSEN_INSTALL_SET=Typical
#Install
#-------
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-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
ReleaseNotes.txt=Yes
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geecheck.pl=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
fusion_packages_3_2_0.csv=Yes
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fusion_packages_3_1_0.csv=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
fusion_packages_3_0_0.csv=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
fusion_packages_3_0_1.csv=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
convert_to_kml.pl=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/support/geecheck/
pg_check.pl=Yes
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Readme.txt=Yes
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find_terrain_pixel.pl=Yes
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fusion_permissions_1.csv=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods0.bmp=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods.shx=Yes
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Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods.html=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods.htm=Yes
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Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods.shp.xml=Yes
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Vector/SF_neighborhoods/realtor_neighborhoods.shp=Yes
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Vector/usroads.shx=Yes
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Vector/us_counties_census.shx=Yes
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Vector/cal_counties_census.shp=Yes
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Vector/cal_counties_census.prj=Yes
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Vector/california_hydro_line.shx=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/california_roads_line.sbn=Yes
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Vector/cal_counties_census.shx=Yes
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Vector/usroads.txt=Yes
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Vector/ushydroline.dbf=Yes
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Vector/california_roads_line.sbx=Yes
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Vector/california_roads_line.shx=Yes
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Vector/california_popplaces.csv=Yes
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Vector/us_counties_census.dbf=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/usroads.dbf=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/california_hydro_line.dbf=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/cal_counties_census.dbf=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/UsPopPlaces.csv=Yes
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Vector/ushydroline.shp=Yes
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Vector/california_roads_line.dbf=Yes
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Vector/california_popplaces.kdx=Yes
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Vector/california_hydro_line.sbn=Yes
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Vector/ushydroline.shx=Yes
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Vector/us_counties_census.shp=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/usroads.shp=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/us_counties_census.prj=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/geonames-cities500000.csv=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/california_hydro_line.shp=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/
Vector/california_hydro_line.prj=Yes
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Vector/california_hydro_line.sbx=Yes
-fileOverwrite_/opt/google/install/GoogleEarthFusion_Uninstaller/
Uninstall_Google_Earth_Enterprise_Fusion_5.0.1.lax=Yes
#Specify the Asset Root Location
#-------------------------------
ASSET_ROOT=/usr/local/google/gevol/assets
#Specify the Source Volume Location
#------------------------------
SOURCE_VOLUME=/usr/local/google/gevol/src
#Upgrade the asset root : /usr/local/google/gevol/assets
#-------------------------------------------------------
ASSET_ROOT_PROMPT=0
#Start the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Services
#-------------------------------------------------
START_FUSION_DAEMON_PROMPT_CONSOLE=1


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<QtMath> - Generic Math Functions
The <QtMath> header file provides various math functions. More...
Functions
| qreal | qAcos(qreal v) |
| qreal | qAsin(qreal v) |
| qreal | qAtan2(qreal y, qreal x) |
| qreal | qAtan(qreal v) |
| int | qCeil(qreal v) |
| qreal | qCos(qreal v) |
| float | qDegreesToRadians(float degrees) |
| double | qDegreesToRadians(double degrees) |
| qreal | qExp(qreal v) |
| qreal | qFabs(qreal v) |
| int | qFloor(qreal v) |
| qreal | qLn(qreal v) |
| quint32 | qNextPowerOfTwo(quint32 value) |
| quint32 | qNextPowerOfTwo(qint32 value) |
| quint64 | qNextPowerOfTwo(quint64 value) |
| quint64 | qNextPowerOfTwo(qint64 value) |
| qreal | qPow(qreal x, qreal y) |
| float | qRadiansToDegrees(float radians) |
| double | qRadiansToDegrees(double radians) |
| qreal | qSin(qreal v) |
| qreal | qSqrt(qreal v) |
| qreal | qTan(qreal v) |
These functions are partly convenience definitions for basic math operations not available in the C or Standard Template Libraries.
Function Documentation
qreal qAcos(qreal v)
Returns the arccosine of v as an angle in radians. Arccosine is the inverse operation of cosine.
See also qAtan(), qAsin(), and qCos().
qreal qAsin(qreal v)
Returns the arcsine of v as an angle in radians. Arcsine is the inverse operation of sine.
See also qSin(), qAtan(), and qAcos().
qreal qAtan2(qreal y, qreal x)
Returns the arctangent of a point specified by the coordinates y and x. This function will return the angle (argument) of that point.
See also qAtan().
qreal qAtan(qreal v)
Returns the arctangent of v as an angle in radians. Arctangent is the inverse operation of tangent.
See also qTan(), qAcos(), and qAsin().
int qCeil(qreal v)
Return the ceiling of the value v.
The ceiling is the smallest integer that is not less than v. For example, if v is 41.2, then the ceiling is 42.
See also qFloor().
qreal qCos(qreal v)
Returns the cosine of an angle v in radians.
float qDegreesToRadians(float degrees)
This function converts the degrees in float to radians.
Example:
float degrees = 180.0f float radians = qDegreesToRadians(degrees)
This function was introduced in Qt 5.1.
See also qRadiansToDegrees().
double qDegreesToRadians(double degrees)
This function converts the degrees in double to radians.
Example:
double degrees = 180.0 double radians = qDegreesToRadians(degrees)
This function was introduced in Qt 5.1.
See also qRadiansToDegrees().
qreal qExp(qreal v)
Returns the exponential function of e
to the power of v.
See also qLn().
qreal qFabs(qreal v)
Returns the absolute value of v as a qreal.
int qFloor(qreal v)
Return the floor of the value v.
The floor is the largest integer that is not greater than v. For example, if v is 41.2, then the floor is 41.
See also qCeil().
qreal qLn(qreal v)
Returns the natural logarithm of v. Natural logarithm uses base e.
See also qExp().
quint32 qNextPowerOfTwo(quint32 value)
This function returns the nearest power of two greater than value. For 0 it returns 1, and for values larger than or equal to 2^31 it returns 0.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
quint32 qNextPowerOfTwo(qint32 value)
This is an overloaded function.
This function returns the nearest power of two greater than value. For negative values it returns 0.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
quint64 qNextPowerOfTwo(quint64 value)
This function returns the nearest power of two greater than value. For 0 it returns 1, and for values larger than or equal to 2^63 it returns 0.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
quint64 qNextPowerOfTwo(qint64 value)
This is an overloaded function.
This function returns the nearest power of two greater than value. For negative values it returns 0.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
qreal qPow(qreal x, qreal y)
Returns the value of x raised to the power of y. That is, x is the base and y is the exponent.
See also qSqrt().
float qRadiansToDegrees(float radians)
This function converts the radians in float to degrees.
Example:
float radians = float(M_PI) float degrees = qRadiansToDegrees(radians)
This function was introduced in Qt 5.1.
See also qDegreesToRadians().
double qRadiansToDegrees(double radians)
This function converts the radians in double to degrees.
Example:
double radians = M_PI double degrees = qRadiansToDegrees(radians)
This function was introduced in Qt 5.1.
See also qDegreesToRadians().
qreal qSin(qreal v)
Returns the sine of the angle v in radians.
qreal qSqrt(qreal v)
Returns the square root of v. This function returns a NaN if v is a negative number.
See also qPow().
qreal qTan(qreal v)
Returns the tangent of an angle v in radians.


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Functions that (1) find the minimum/maximum of a linear or quadratic function: min or max (f(x)), where f(x) = ||Ax-b||^2 or f(x) = sum(a_i*x_i) subject to equality constraints Ex=f and/or inequality constraints Gx>=h, (2) sample an underdetermined- or overdetermined system Ex=f subject to Gx>=h, and if applicable Ax~=b, (3) solve a linear system Ax=B for the unknown x. It includes banded and tridiagonal linear systems. The package calls Fortran functions from 'LINPACK'.
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| Author: | Karline Soetaert [aut, cre], Karel Van den Meersche [aut], Dick van Oevelen [aut], LAPACK authors [cph] |
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switch - Evaluate one of several scripts, depending on a given value
switch ?options? string pattern body
?pattern body ...?
switch ?options? string {pattern body
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The switch command matches its string argument against each of the pattern arguments in order. As soon as it finds a pattern that matches string it evaluates the following body argument by passing it recursively to the Tcl interpreter and returns the result of that evaluation. If the last pattern argument is default then it matches anything. If no pattern argument matches string and no default is given, then the switch command returns an empty string.
If the initial arguments to switch start with - then they are treated as options. The following options are currently supported:
Two syntaxes are provided for the pattern and body arguments. The first uses a separate argument for each of the patterns and commands; this form is convenient if substitutions are desired on some of the patterns or commands. The second form places all of the patterns and commands together into a single argument; the argument must have proper list structure, with the elements of the list being the patterns and commands. The second form makes it easy to construct multi-line switch commands, since the braces around the whole list make it unnecessary to include a backslash at the end of each line. Since the pattern arguments are in braces in the second form, no command or variable substitutions are performed on them; this makes the behavior of the second form different than the first form in some cases.
If a body is specified as ``-'' it means that the body for the next pattern should also be used as the body for this pattern (if the next pattern also has a body of ``-'' then the body after that is used, and so on). This feature makes it possible to share a single body among several patterns.
Beware of how you place comments in switch commands. Comments should only be placed inside the execution body of one of the patterns, and not intermingled with the patterns.
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switch abc a - b {format 1} abc {format 2} default {format 3}
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switch -regexp aaab { ^a.*b$ - b {format 1} a* {format 2} default {format 3} }
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switch xyz { a - b { # Correct Comment Placement format 1 } a* {format 2} default {format 3} }
will return 3.
switch, match, regular expression
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India vs Bangladesh, 2nd T20I: The Rajkot pitch should play better, says Rohit Sharma
by Sanjay ChakhaiyarHighlights
- While Rohit looked satisfied with the team's batting line-up, he was concerned about the bowling unit.
- Rohit felt there were shortcomings in many departments and the side has to play far better.
- Dwelling on the pressure angle, Rohit was of the opinion that there was pressure on the team to perform well.
RAJKOT: Indian captain Rohit Sharma feels that the Rajkot pitch should behave much better than the one they saw in Delhi during their first T20 encounter.
"The pitch in Delhi was quite challenging and a little soft, making shot-selection quite difficult. The conditions too were not ideal while the Rajkot wicket has always been a good track to bat on and also offers some assistance to the bowlers. We will have look at the pitch once again but I am sure there will be changes in our approach. The Rajkot pitch should play better," he said.
While the Indian skipper looked satisfied with the team's batting line-up, he was concerned about the bowling unit.
"We will see as to what has to be done in our bowling department. The combination that we played in our last game in New Delhi was based on the pitch they offered."
Rohit felt there were shortcomings in many departments and the side has to play far better.
"It is important to focus on the mistakes we made in New Delhi and ensure that they are not repeated again in Rajkot. We need to come together as a unit rather than focusing on individual departments," said the 32-year-old opener.
Dwelling on the pressure angle, the Indian captain was of the opinion that there was pressure on the team to perform well.
"Pressure is just on the team to perform, as simple as that. Not a particular department. You've lost as a team, you've not lost as a bowling unit. So the focus will be on the team," he added.


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The primary goal of this exercise is to customize the appearance of the default table view cells.
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The provided Exercise 1 folder contains a starter solution as well as a completed solution you can use to check your work. Please make sure you have this folder before you begin.
Challenge
You'll start with an existing application that has a UITableViewController defined in the designer. Currently it's using the default cell style to display a single line of text. You're going to change the cell style and then customize the appearance.
- Inspect the starter solution in the Exercise 1 folder.
- Recall the different cell styles that come out of the box with iOS table views. Change the Table View to display a subtitle.
- Set the ImageView property to display the weather icons.
- Customize the font style and color of the cell.
Steps
Below are the step-by-step instructions to implement the exercise.
Inspect the starter solution
Open the starter solution in the Part 01 resource folder and run the application. It works but it's not very visually appealing.
Change the Table View to show two lines of text
Change the GetCell
method to use the Subtitle
cell style.
- Open the WeatherTVC.cs.
- Scroll down to the
GetCell
method. - Change the cell style to "Subtitle" and show the city name and current conditions using the
TextLabel
andDetailTextLabel
properties.
Show the Weather Icon
Show an icon for the weather using the ImageView
property on the table view cell.
Inspect the Resources folder of the project.
Notice that a number of png weather assets have already been added.
- Open the WeatherTVC.cs.
- Scroll down to the
GetCell
method. - Display the appropriate weather icon using the
ImageView
property. The weather icon names match theConditions
enum used in the Weather model class.
Customize the Text
The TextLabel
and DetailTextLabel
properties on the table view cell are standard UILabel
views.
We can change their properties just like we would with any other UILabel
.
-
Change the font size and colors (RGB: 59, 102, 136; RGB: 0, 142, 255) of both
UILabel
s.
Summary
Congratulations! You have sucessfully customized a default table view cell style.


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The course will be developed and delivered by a team of experienced lecturers and researchers from the UK Universities of Leeds, Reading, and East Anglia, and Monash University, Australia, as well as the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS).
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Architecture Inc want to offer spaces which can positively affect a person’s daily experience. Regardless of the size, each project is unique and the approach taken towards it is methodically studied to provide an extraordinary experience for its users.
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| mcmc.subset {coda} | R Documentation |
These are methods for subsetting mcmc
objects. You can select
iterations using the first dimension and variables using the second
dimension. Selecting iterations will return a vector or matrix, not an
mcmc
object. If you want to do row-subsetting of an mcmc
object and preserve its dimensions, use the window
function.
Subsetting applied to an mcmc.list
object will simultaneously
affect all the parallel chains in the object.
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AnimateDrawable
CarWarning
ClientServerMaker
CollisionAlgorithm
MainActivity
PedWarning
ProxyDrawable
WifiBroadcastReceiver
WriteGpsService


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Maileon PHP client
1.3.2
Easily integrate your PHP application with Maileon.
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Public Member Functions | |
| __construct ($id=null, $email=null, $permission=NULL, $external_id=-1, $anonymous=false, $standard_fields=array(), $custom_fields=array(), $created=null, $updated=null) | |
| fromXML ($xmlElement) | |
| toXML ($addXMLDeclaration=true) | |
| toXMLString () | |
| toString () | |
| toCsvString () | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from com_maileon_api_xml_AbstractXMLWrapper | |
| fromXML ($xmlElement) | |
| fromXMLString ($xmlString) | |
| toXML () | |
| toXMLString () | |
| toString () | |
Public Attributes | |
| $id | |
| $permission | |
| $external_id | |
| $anonymous | |
| $created | |
| $updated | |
| $standard_fields | |
| $custom_fields | |
The wrapper class for a Maileon contact. This class wraps the XML structure.
Definition at line 9 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::__construct | ( | $id = null , |
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Constructor initializing default values.
| number | $id | The Maileon contact id. |
| string | The email-address of the contact. | |
| string | $permission | The permission code. 1 = NONE, 2 = SOI, 3 = COI, 4 = DOI, 5 = DOI+, 6 = OTHER. |
| string | $external_id | The external id to identify the contact. |
| boolean | $anonymous | |
| array | $standard_fields | An array of standard fields. |
| array | $custom_fields | An array of custom fields of the contact. |
Definition at line 38 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::fromXML | ( | $xmlElement | ) |
Initialization of the contact from a simple xml element.
| SimpleXMLElement | $xmlElement | The xml element that is used to parse the contact from. |
Definition at line 66 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::toXML | ( | $addXMLDeclaration = true | ) |
Serialization to a simple XML element.
| bool | $addXMLDeclaration |
Definition at line 101 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::toXMLString | ( | ) |
Serialization to a simple XML element as string
Definition at line 154 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::toString | ( | ) |
Human readable representation of this wrapper.
Definition at line 166 of file Contact.php.
| com_maileon_api_contacts_Contact::toCsvString | ( | ) |
CSV representation of this wrapper.
Definition at line 204 of file Contact.php.


pls add to assetchains.json
{
"ac_name": "ORKL",
"ac_supply": "100000000",
"ac_reward": "10000000000",
"ac_cc": "762",
"ac_staked": "99",
"ac_halving":"762000"
"addnode": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"<IP_ADDRESS>"
],
"freq": 5
}
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This project is intended for testing, development, and demonstration of the reusable Django app for working with Open Humans, django-open-humans.
Configure this app by copying the env.sample
file to
.env
and setting these as needed. You will need to
create a project in Open Humans to get a "Client ID" and
"Client secret" for your own project, and put these in your local
.env
file.
The code for this site can be found on Github at: https://github.com/OpenHumans/oh-app-demo. You're welcome to use it as a template or reference for how a Django-based website can connect and interact with Open Humans member accounts.
.env
!
{% endif %}


My name Stacy Areas.
I have always be a creative individual and after spending years as a photographer I felt the need to make a career change. When I stumbled upon web development, I never imagined how similar the creative process would be and almost immediately fell in love with the idea of building applications. I spent over a year building and learning everything I could and still feel I have so much more to learn. I don't think I will ever know everything there is to know about the tech world because it is forever changing, but I'm perfectly okay with that. Even though I no longer work as a photographer I still capture moments with the varies cameras I own and have a hobby of going to thrift stores and looking for any kind of cameras to keep adding to my collection.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.V.RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI TUESDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2015/7TH ASWINA, 1937 RP.No. 657 of 2015 (Y) ---------------------------- AGAINST THE JUDGMENT IN WP(C).NO.14393/2015 DATED 03-07-2015. ..... REVIEW PETITIONER/PETITIONER: --------------------------------------------------- JUSTIN JOHN, KOLLAPPILLIL HOUSE, KOODAPPULAM, RAMAPURAM BAZAAR. P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 576. BY ADV. SRI.G.BHAGAVAT SINGH. RESPONDENTS/RESPONDENTS: ------------------------------------------------ 1. KERALA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, REPRESENTED BY ITS MEMBER SECRETARY, PATTOM. P.O., THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-695 004. 2. THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, KERALA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, DISTRICT OFFICE, KOTTAYAM-686 001. 3. RAMAPURAM GRAMA PANCHAYAT, REPRESENTED BY ITS SECRETARY, RAMAPURAM BAZAAR. P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 576. 4. THE SECRETARY, RAMAPURAM GRAMA PANCHAYAT, RAMAPURAM BAZAAR. P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 576. 5. J & B BLUE METALS, REPRESENTED BY JAISON JACOB, MANAGING PARTNER, KOODAPPULAM, RAMAPURAM BAZAAR. P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 576. R1 & R2 BY ADV. SRI. M.AJAY, SC. R3 & R4 BY ADV. SRI.P.C.HARIDAS, SC. R5 BY ADV. SRI.JOBI JOSE KONDODY.  ANNEXURE II COPY OF THE CIRCULAR DATED 30/04/1998 ISSUED BY THE 1ST RESPONDENT. RESPONDENT'S ANNEXURES:- NIL. //TRUE COPY// P.S.TO JUDGE rs. A.V. RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI, J. -------------------------------------------------- R.P. No. 657 of 2015 in W.P.(C) No. 14393 of 2015 -------------------------------------------------- Dated this the 29th day of September, 2015 O R D E R
The writ petitioner is in review.
2. The petitioner filed the writ petition for quashing Exts.P1 & P6 in the writ petition and to declare that Exts.P4 & P7 are illegal and unsustainable and also for issuing a writ of mandamus, directing the 3rd respondent to dispose of the appeal filed by the petitioner and others within a time frame and to stay Exts.P1 & P6 till the appellate authority is appointed/constituted by the Government.
3. In the review petition, the petitioner alleges that the judgment under review is the result of apparent errors on the face of records and against the provisions of law. It is also pointed out that the respondents in the writ petition made a false statement in the counter affidavit R.P. No. 657 of 2015 ..2..
that the appellate authority under the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act was constituted and the petitioner has approached this Court as a short cut to see that the unit of the 5th respondent is stopped.
4. The party respondent has filed a detailed counter affidavit.
5. Arguments have been heard.
6. In the counter affidavit filed by the party respondent, it is contended that though it is true that the higher appellate authority was not functioning at the time of filing of the writ petition,the same has started functioning recently; and therefore, there is no error in relegating the petitioner to approach the higher appellate authority to invoke the appellate remedy. The case of the 5th respondent is that M/s. Vijaya Metal Crusher, which is the erstwhile owner of the unit of the 5th respondent, had obtained necessary consent to establish the primary crusher unit from the 1st respondent much prior to the purchase of the unit by the party respondent herein. His R.P. No. 657 of 2015 ..3..
definite case is that he had already started construction of the unit in time; and the same was obstructed by the petitioner and his family members, which resulted in non-completion of the same in time. These facts were brought to me at the time of hearing the petitioner.
7. It could be seen from Exts.R5(a) and R5(b) judgments that the unit of the party respondent was functioning from 1991 onwards without any interruption and even the petitioner also does not have a case that the said unit was not functioning from 1991. The learned counsel for the petitioner relied on Annexures I and II circulars to substantiate his case. However, as the said unit was functioning from 1991 onwards, what is applicable is Ext.R5(d) circular dated 05.09.2012 issued by the 1st respondent, on the basis of which, the party respondent is entitled to establish a primary crusher without any distance criteria if the secondary crusher unit is functioning from 14.07.2003. The anxiety expressed by the petitioner is that the production R.P. No. 657 of 2015 ..4..
capacity of the unit could be increased by establishing the primary crusher is out of place as the capacity of the secondary crusher unit of the party respondent is only 25 HP. It is relevant to note that the local authority, which issues D&O licence, calculated the horse power of ancillaries and the difference in the run capacity is shown in the D&O licence issued to the petitioner. The only error in the impugned judgment is the observation that the air appellate authority was functioning at the time of the writ petition. Apart from that, there is no error apparent on the face of the record.
Therefore, the review petition is disposed of deleting para 9 of the impugned judgment. In all other respects, the impugned judgment shall stand.
Sd/-
A.V. RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI JUDGE bka/-


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This report shows you the number of activities on each page that your students have attempted. Clicking on the number in the cell will let you drill down to see details on how and when the student has interacted with each element on the page.
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Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions. Normally, the eye constantly produces tears. This is at a slow and steady rate and the eye stays comfortably moist. Sometimes not enough tears are produced to keep the eyes healthy and comfortable. This condition is known as dry eye.
The usual symptoms of dry eye include:
The eye has a tear film which coats the outer layer of the eye. This tear film is very important for the lubrication and comfort of the eye as well as for the clarity of vision. As we age, tear production normally decreases and this protective tear film changes and diminishes, leaving the eye more exposed to the drying effects of the air, wind and dust. Dry eye can occur in both men and women at any age, but women are most often affected. This is especially true after menopause. Dry eye is also associated with other medical problems such as Sjogren’s syndrome (patients with dry eyes, dry mouth and arthritis.) Tear secretion is reduced by certain medications, both prescription and non-prescription. If you are taking any of the following medications, it is important to tell your doctor, as they may affect your tear secretion:
These medications are often necessary, and dry eye may have to be tolerated or treated with eyedrops called artificial tears.
Dr. Scharf or Dr. Cohen will be able to diagnose dry eye by examination of the eyes. Tests that measure tear production may be necessary. One test, called the Shirmer tear test, involves placing filter-paper strips under the lower eyelids to measure the rate of tear production under various conditions. Another test uses diagnostic drops to look for certain patterns of dryness on the surface of the eyes.
The treatment of dry eye may be the use of artificial tears. These are similar to your own tears. They lubricate the
eyes and help maintain moisture. Artificial tears are available without a prescription. For those patients who are
sensitive to the preservatives in artificial tears, preservative-free eyedrops are also available. If it is necessary
for you to use artificial tears more than four times per day, we recommend that you use preservative-free eyedrops. You
may use the preservative-free artificial tears as often as necessary.
Another treatment of dry eye may be conserving your eyes’ own tears. Tears drain out of the eye through a small channel
into the nose (which is why your nose runs when you cry). The doctor may close these channels either temporarily or
permanently to conserve your own tears. This also makes the artificial tears last longer.
Tears evaporate like any other liquid. You can take steps to prevent evaporation. A person with dry eye should avoid
anything that cause dryness, such as an overly warm room, hair dryers, or wind. Wrap-around glasses may reduce the
drying effect of the wind. Smoking is especially bothersome to the eyes.
Some people with dry eye complain of “scratchy eyes” when they wake up. This symptom can be treated by using artificial
tear ointment or thick eyedrops at bedtime. Some people find relief by supplementing their diets with omega-3 fatty
acids, which are found naturally in foods like oily fish (salmon, sardines, anchioves) and flax seeds. Ask Dr. Scharf
or Dr. Cohen if they recommend that you incorporate oral supplements of omega-3 fatty acids into your dry eye treatment
regimen.
If other methods do not give you adequate relief from dry eye, Dr. Scharf or Dr. Cohen may suggest that you use a
prescription medication. One such medication, cyclosporine (Restasis), works to resolve your symptoms by stimulating
tear production. Steroid eyedrops may also be used but are not recommended for long-term treatment.


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See there how easy that is. Let's make some happy little clouds in our world. Let's do that again.
We spend so much of our life looking - but never seeing. Van Dyke Brown is a very nice brown, it's almost like a chocolate brown. Mix your color marbly don't mix it dead. You can't make a mistake. Anything that happens you can learn to use - and make something beautiful out of it.
Don't fight it, use what happens. We're trying to teach you a technique here and how to use it. We artists are a different breed of people. We're a happy bunch.
Look around, look at what we have. Beauty is everywhere, you only have to look to see it. Let's put some happy little clouds in our world. Don't hurry. Take your time and enjoy. Isn't it fantastic that you can change your mind and create all these happy things?
 Everyone needs a friend. Friends are the most valuable things in the world. I'll go over the colors one more time that we use: Titanium white, Thalo green, Prussian blue, Van Dyke brown, Alizarin crimson, Sap green, Cad yellow, and Permanent red. Put your feelings into it, your heart, it's your world. You can get away with a lot.


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| service Table |
- Description
- used to specify a table in a database. A table is described by its
name and one or more columns.
In addition, it may contain indexes to improve the performance in
the retrieval of the table's data and keys, and to define semantic rules for the table.
Note:
All properties and columns of a table could by modified before
it is appended to a database. In that case, the service is in fact a
descriptor. On existing tables, a user might alter columns, add or delete
columns, indexes, and keys depending on the capabilities of the database and on
the user's privileges.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XDatabaseMetaData, Privilege
|
| Properties' Summary |
[ readonly ] string
Name |
is the name of the table.
|
[ readonly ] string
CatalogName |
is the name of the table catalog.
|
[ readonly ] string
SchemaName |
is the name of the table schema.
|
[ readonly ] string
Description |
supplies a comment on the table. Could be empty, if not supported by
the driver.
|
[ readonly ] string
Type |
[ OPTIONAL ]
indicates the type of the table like (TABLE, VIEW, SYSTEM TABLE).
Could be empty, if not supported by the driver.
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| Exported Interfaces - Details |
XDataDescriptorFactory
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- optional, could be used to copy an table.
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XColumnsSupplier
- Description
- access to the contained table columns.
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XIndexesSupplier
- Usage Restrictions
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- Description
- optional, provides the access of the table indexes.
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XKeysSupplier
- Usage Restrictions
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- Description
- optional, provides the access to the table keys.
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XRename
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- optional, allows the renaming of tables.
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XAlterTable
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- optional, allows the altering of columns.
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::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet
- (referenced entity's summary:)
- provides information about and access to the
properties from an implementation.
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| Properties' Details |
Name
[ readonly ] string Name;
- Description
- is the name of the table.
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CatalogName
[ readonly ] string CatalogName;
- Description
- is the name of the table catalog.
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SchemaName
[ readonly ] string SchemaName;
- Description
- is the name of the table schema.
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Description
[ readonly ] string Description;
- Description
- supplies a comment on the table. Could be empty, if not supported by
the driver.
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[ readonly ] string Type;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- indicates the type of the table like (TABLE, VIEW, SYSTEM TABLE).
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Another day, another blister
Work is busy, skating is fun, Braden picks up girls and Vicki gets to train with the Women's team.
It was an advert from the 90's I think, or it could have even been from the 80's I can't quite remember. Nor can I remember the actual item they were advertising! But that proverb has pretty much summed up my last couple of days at work. Usually I finish up around the time I am supposed to but the last couple of days I've gone an hour over time, and today I had to leave work for tomorrow which I absolutely hate doing. But enough of work :)
Last night was a skating night, and great night it was, relatively quiet night and room to move and have a bit of fun. For me it was just a night for skating around rather than trying new things or practising for skate school. I must say I thoroughly enjoyed the night and the hour and a half on the ice after the day I had yesterday. It seems that for me ice skating is just a nice relaxing thing to do, I just wish it wasn't so expensive so I could do more of it!
Braden of course did his usual and picked up a few girls, and I say girls I mean girls in their mid to late teens, they just seem drawn to him. He is pretty smug about it too when we ask him about his 'girlfriends' :) Vicki was asked if she wanted to join the women's ice hockey team and training sessions, and I think she will as well, which will be awesome for her, except it will probably mean she gets further and further ahead of me in skill level :) But I think it was really nice of them to ask her.


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First post
Hello! This is my first post on my new site.
I built this site as one of my projects; some time ago I built and hosted my own website on a Raspberry Pi Zero W that I bought for fun one day. However, I changed my ISP and since then my home IP has been non-static, and I’m too cheap to pay for hosting (haha), so since then my domain has just been for my email.
Jekyll seems very cool and relatively simple to use, although I’m still trying to understand how all the pieces fit together. It’s certainly much easier than the full LAMP stack I was using before. It’s worth noting that I have no training as a web dev, I just muck around and find things out myself.
I intend to host this on Github which ought to make future blog posts easy (just commit and push a new file), but I don’t know if I can use my own domain for it. I hear you can, but haven’t looked into it yet.
Part of the motivation for making a blogging platform is that there are a lot of things that other people do as hobbies that are super interesting to me; however , as I said on the landing page, I consider myself to be a super generalist.
I think of myself in terms of the Pareto Principle, which in general states that for any cause-and-effect relationship, 20% of the causes result in 80% of the effects. In the case of learning new things, 80% of the outcome can be achieved by the first 20% of the effort; the remaining 80% of the effort goes into the final 20% of the result.
I believe that I’m significantly better at the first 20% than the last 80%, and would rather be 80% good at 5 things than 100% good at 1 thing anyway. As a result, I like to dip my toes into lots of stuff, and want to use this as a place to catalogue the toe-dipping.
It’s possible that I’ll need a more deep directory structure for my projects, or perhaps a search box. I’ll use the Jekyll tag feature for now and hope that in future, if I don’t find a way to leverage it, I can just script something clumsily myself to do the job.
Okay, that’s all for this one; I will go make a couple of posts for my old projects now (which I expect to be brief as they’re post-hoc).


Listening to Christmas music too early could affect your mental health
Linda Blair, a clinical psychologist, says preemptive Christmas music can trigger anxiety
by The Canadian PressRadio stations are ramping of the holiday tunes ahead of the winter season, but listening to Christmas music too early could affect your mental health, one clinical psychologist warns.
Linda Blair says preemptive Christmas music is likely to trigger anxiety for some.
“[Holiday music] might make us feel that we’re trapped,” Blair said. “It’s a reminder that we have to buy presents, cater for people, organize celebrations.”
Meanwhile, the early Christmas tunes can benefit stores. Blair said that “some people will react to that [stress] by making impulse purchases, which the retailer likes. Others might just walk out of the shop. It’s a risk.”
The Canadian Press


This is my HTML lab. It took several minutes for the lab to set up the VM workspace. I'm not sure what was going on there, so I took some time to create a new lab file in my local project folder on my laptop. I have created the structure and syntax. I added a DOCTYPE tag, html tag with English language attribute, head with title and body tag. I tried to make sure I had close tags on all the places that require it.
So I don't forget them while I wait for the Workspace VM to set up still - the requirements are:
I mentioned it in my notes, but I love pizza! And, living in Colorado, one of the best places to get a delicious pizza is from Beaujo's. My favorite is a Motherlode specialty mountain pie - mountain pies have their amazing thick crust. By the way, one of the special things about Beaujo's is their honey that you drizzle on the pizza crust. Here's an article talking about their honey sourcing and how special their honey is to their pizza.


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layout: casestudy
class: bedow
permalink: /work/bedow/
title: Bedow Case Study - 14islands
name: Bedow
headline: Re-thinking design with Bedow.
description: Re-thinking design with Bedow.
color: '#F4F1E4'
hoverColor: '#F9F4E0'
logo: logo_bedow.min.svg
image: /images/work/bedow/bedow-illustration.svg
imageClass: box__content__img--max-450
hasDarkTypography: true
priority: 3
private: false
og_image: /images/work/bedow/Bedow-landing-page.png
---
{% include casestudy-header.html about="Bedow is an award winning design studio in Stockholm, Sweden. They also happen to be our neighbors. We couldn’t be more delighted to collaborate with an agency with such an impressive design portfolio." %}
{% include casestudy-video.html vimeoId="170581276" ratio="16_9" class="pjax-animate" %}
{% markdown %}
## A new approach
Bedow is known for their [creative ideas](http://bedow.se/work) and they wanted to make sure the new website reflects that. The new design featured some aspects that we haven't seen before. Bold typography and animated icons made us feel excited right from the start.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/bedow/Bedow-menu.png" alt="New Bedow.se page." ratio="16_10" margin="top" %}
{% include casestudy-responsive.html url="/images/work/bedow/iphone6-full-page.jpg" parallax=true parallaxOffset="-0.6" parallaxDirection="vertical" %}
{% markdown %}
## Beautifully Flexible
The site features a customizable grid that lets them design their pages as they see fit. Lots of breathing room and flexibility to help them showcase their cases in a better way.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/bedow/Bedow-grid-example.png" alt="Bedow grid example." ratio="16_10" margin="top" %}
{% markdown %}
## It's in the details
Thinking outside the box is something we always remind ourselves to practice. Their idea of not having a typical “hamburger icon” on the site gave us a smile. Branding based on typography instead of a logo? Exchanging words with icons? Bring it!
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include work/bedow/iconography.html %}
The work page also features animations that are based on the user interaction. Another demonstration of clever navigation is the filtering that works by clicking on the different category links.
{% include casestudy-video-inline.html pad="bottom" vimeoId="170774444" ratio="16_9" %}
{% markdown %}
## Collaborating
The fact that we are [neighbors](https://14islands.com/contact/) made good face-to-face communication prominent. Quick catch-ups also allowed us taking some decisions ["in the browser"](https://speakerdeck.com/14islands/responsive-web-design-recap?slide=70) - making it an agile and open-minded process.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/bedow/14islands-Bedow-meeting-bw.jpg" alt="Live mobile testing with Bedow visiting 14islands HQ." margin="top" ratio="16_9" caption=true shapeClass="shape-overlay--bottom-right" shapeSVG="about-image-bottom-right.min.svg" %}
{% markdown %}
## Technologies
Responsive at it’s core, the site uses Wordpress with a custom content architecture and our own [theme boilerplate](https://github.com/14islands/fourteen).
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include casestudy-quote.html quote="Our collaboration with 14islands was
superb. Their professional, open minded and curious approach resulted in a splendid website — both for the user and for us, managing the content." author-image-src="/images/work/bedow/bedow_Perniclas_Bedow.jpg" author-name="Perniclas Bedow" author-job-title="Creative Director" %}
{% markdown %}
## Conclusion
The synergy in projects like this is an important factor for the outcome and we are super happy with the result. Thank you Bedow for the opportunity and for sharing your design perspective with us.
{% include casestudy-button.html site-url="http://bedow.se/" %}
Want to work with us? [Get in touch](/contact/)
{% endmarkdown %}


| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 7/28/1958 | Terry Fox is born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
| 3/08/1977 | Terry reads about an amputee runner while in the hospital for his leg. |
| 3/09/1977 | Terry's right leg is amputated. He has bone cancer. |
| 2/1979 | Terry decides to run the enitre length of Canada to raise awareness and money for cancer reseach. He also begins training. |
| 4/12/1980 | Terry begins his run by dipping his artificial leg into the Atlantic Ocean. He intends to finish by dipping the same leg into the Pacific Ocean. |
| 9/01/1980 | Terry has run for 143 days and 5,373 kilmetres. His cancer has spread to his lungs and he has to stop running. |
| 2/01/1981 | Through Terry's efforts, $1 is raised for every Canadian in the country: Over 24 million dollars. |
| 6/28/1981 | Terry dies at Royal Columbian Hospital in British Columbia, Canada. |
Learn more about Terry Fox.


Our mission is to provide the community with a platform where they can look for funding for their projects, and to support organizations utilising VR technology for research. We aim to introduce the community to the advantages that VR has to offer to our daily lives.
Our goal is to provide the community with a platform where they can look for funding for their projects, and to support organizations utilising VR technology for research. We aim to introduce the community to the advantages that VR has to offer.
All of the team members working on this project are Lambda students. We have two Web developers, two React developers, a backend developer, and a project lead. We have come together to deliver this product, working closely together to ensure that the final product works.


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SequencePullStreamer
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I was born and raised in the Salt Lake Area. The past few years, I have been lucky enough to live in Mexico, learn Spanish, and find my career. Web Development is not only a career; it is a hobby. I am always working on improving myself and my abilities as a Web Developer. When I am not coding; I love to play and watch sports, spend time with family, and travel.


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Simple
Metro UI CSS - it is very easy to use CSS Framework.
Sufficient
Metro UI CSS contains everything needed to create a website.
Responsive
Metro UI CSS work on all devices and in all modern browsers.
Welcome
Metro UI CSS a set of styles to create a site with an interface similar to Windows 8. This set of styles was developed as a self-contained solution.
Metro UI CSS is open source project with MIT licensing model.
Download Metro UI CSS
Quick start
To use the Metro UI CSS, you have to follow the 5 simple rules:
- Create page with HTML5 DOCTYPE
- Include in head
metro-bootstrap.css
- For plugins usage: include in head jquery core, jquery widget factory and metro plugins
- Create container for Metro UI CSS component with class
.metro
- Use markup for components, as described in the pages of this site
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/metro-bootstrap.css"> </head> <body class="metro"> </body> </html>


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| LynxDekaInterfaceCommand<RESPONSE extends LynxMessage> |
Created by bob on 2016-03-06.
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| LynxDekaInterfaceResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxFirmwareVersionManager |
LynxFirmwareVersionManager
The idea is that we localize all application dependencies to firmware
versions within this class.
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| LynxFtdiResetControlCommand |
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| LynxFtdiResetQueryCommand |
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| LynxGetADCCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetADCResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetAllDIOInputsCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetAllDIOInputsResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetBulkInputDataCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-06.
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| LynxGetBulkInputDataResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-06.
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| LynxGetDIODirectionCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetDIODirectionResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelCurrentAlertLevelCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelCurrentAlertLevelResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelEnableResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelModeCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorChannelModeResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorConstantPowerCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorConstantPowerResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorEncoderPositionCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorEncoderPositionResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorPIDControlLoopCoefficientsCommand |
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| LynxGetMotorTargetPositionCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorTargetPositionResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorTargetVelocityCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetMotorTargetVelocityResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetPWMConfigurationCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetPWMConfigurationResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetPWMEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetPWMEnableResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetPWMPulseWidthCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetPWMPulseWidthResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoConfigurationCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoConfigurationResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoEnableResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoPulseWidthCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetServoPulseWidthResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxGetSingleDIOInputCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxGetSingleDIOInputResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxI2cConfigureChannelCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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| LynxI2cConfigureQueryCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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| LynxI2cConfigureQueryResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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| LynxI2cReadMultipleBytesCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxI2cReadSingleByteCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxI2cReadStatusQueryCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-05-06.
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| LynxI2cReadStatusQueryResponse |
LynxI2cReadStatusQueryResponse is the message that ultimately finally returns data
read from I2C
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| LynxI2cResponse |
Created by bob on 2016-04-16.
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| LynxI2cWriteMultipleBytesCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxI2cWriteSingleByteCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxI2cWriteStatusQueryCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-05-06.
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Created by bob on 2016-05-06.
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| LynxInjectDataLogHintCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxPhoneChargeControlCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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Created by bob on 2016-09-01.
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| LynxReadVersionStringCommand |
Created by bob on 2/6/2017.
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| LynxReadVersionStringResponse |
Created by bob on 2/6/2017.
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| LynxResetMotorEncoderCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetAllDIOOutputsCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetDIODirectionCommand |
Set the direction for the specified DIO pin.
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| LynxSetMotorChannelCurrentAlertLevelCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetMotorChannelEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetMotorChannelModeCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetMotorConstantPowerCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetMotorPIDControlLoopCoefficientsCommand |
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| LynxSetMotorTargetPositionCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetMotorTargetVelocityCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-07.
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| LynxSetPWMConfigurationCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetPWMEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetPWMPulseWidthCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetServoConfigurationCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetServoEnableCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetServoPulseWidthCommand |
Created by bob on 2016-03-09.
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| LynxSetSingleDIOOutputCommand |
Set the specified DIO pin to the given value.
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CMakeParseArguments¶
CMAKE_PARSE_ARGUMENTS(<prefix> <options> <one_value_keywords> <multi_value_keywords> args...)
CMAKE_PARSE_ARGUMENTS() is intended to be used in macros or functions for parsing the arguments given to that macro or function. It processes the arguments and defines a set of variables which hold the values of the respective options.
The <options> argument contains all options for the respective macro, i.e. keywords which can be used when calling the macro without any value following, like e.g. the OPTIONAL keyword of the install() command.
The <one_value_keywords> argument contains all keywords for this macro which are followed by one value, like e.g. DESTINATION keyword of the install() command.
The <multi_value_keywords> argument contains all keywords for this macro which can be followed by more than one value, like e.g. the TARGETS or FILES keywords of the install() command.
When done, CMAKE_PARSE_ARGUMENTS() will have defined for each of the keywords listed in <options>, <one_value_keywords> and <multi_value_keywords> a variable composed of the given <prefix> followed by “_” and the name of the respective keyword. These variables will then hold the respective value from the argument list. For the <options> keywords this will be TRUE or FALSE.
All remaining arguments are collected in a variable <prefix>_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS, this can be checked afterwards to see whether your macro was called with unrecognized parameters.
As an example here a my_install() macro, which takes similar arguments as the real install() command:
function(MY_INSTALL)
set(options OPTIONAL FAST)
set(oneValueArgs DESTINATION RENAME)
set(multiValueArgs TARGETS CONFIGURATIONS)
cmake_parse_arguments(MY_INSTALL "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}"
"${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN} )
...
Assume my_install() has been called like this:
my_install(TARGETS foo bar DESTINATION bin OPTIONAL blub)
After the cmake_parse_arguments() call the macro will have set the following variables:
MY_INSTALL_OPTIONAL = TRUE
MY_INSTALL_FAST = FALSE (this option was not used when calling my_install()
MY_INSTALL_DESTINATION = "bin"
MY_INSTALL_RENAME = "" (was not used)
MY_INSTALL_TARGETS = "foo;bar"
MY_INSTALL_CONFIGURATIONS = "" (was not used)
MY_INSTALL_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS = "blub" (no value expected after "OPTIONAL"
You can then continue and process these variables.
Keywords terminate lists of values, e.g. if directly after a one_value_keyword another recognized keyword follows, this is interpreted as the beginning of the new option. E.g. my_install(TARGETS foo DESTINATION OPTIONAL) would result in MY_INSTALL_DESTINATION set to “OPTIONAL”, but MY_INSTALL_DESTINATION would be empty and MY_INSTALL_OPTIONAL would be set to TRUE therefor.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block nav %} {% include "_nav.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
Poaching the meat with the bones in the pot gives extra flavour to this dish of tender chicken with punchy garlic mayonnaise.
For the poached chicken, take a sharp knife and remove the legs from the chicken. Using a pair of heavy duty scissors or a heavy duty knife cut out the back bone.
Flatten the chicken breast and turn it over. Remove the rib cage bone and as many other bones as you feel skilled to do. (Reserve the bones as you will need these later.)
Cut off the top two joints of the wings and clean the remaining bone.
Using a meat cleaver or a heavy duty knife, chop all the collected bones and place in a saucepan with the remaining ingredients.
Joint the chicken legs and nestle these amongst the bones. Cover with cold water and bring to gentle simmer. (Reserve the chicken breasts and set aside as they are not used in this recipe.)
Poach on a gentle heat for about 30 minutes or until the chicken is cooked and can be pulled from the bone. Set to one side and keep warm until needed.
For the tomato and artichoke salad, cut off the top half of the artichokes and then pull away the leaves until all the woody green base leaves are gone and you are left with the tender yellow ones. Trim the outer part of the stalks. Place the artichokes into a pan of salted water as soon as you trim them. Simmer for about 10-15 minutes, or until tender, then drain and cut into quarters.
Toast the bread to golden-brown and, while hot, rub a garlic clove into each slice. Cut the bread into fingers and put them in a bowl.
Cut the tomatoes into wedges and add them to the bowl along with the quartered artichokes, red onion and parsley leaves.
Lift the chicken legs from the cooking liquor, discard the skin and pull the meat off the bone and add it to the bowl. Season with salt and pepper, olive oil and a good squeeze of lemon juice.
For the aioli, put the egg yolks into a food processor.
Crush the garlic with the flat edge of a large knife and mash with the sea salt, add it to the yolks along with the mustard, a splash of lemon juice and four teaspoons of cold water.
Blend until pale. Then, with the motor running, add the oil in a thin steady stream until you have a thick consistency.
Taste to check the salt and lemon seasonings and add more if required. Finally add some freshly ground black pepper.
Divide the salad between the two plates and top with a blob of aioli.


NVIDIA GPUs have limits on how much physical memory they can address. This directly impacts DMA buffers, as a DMA buffer allocated in physical memory that is unaddressable by the NVIDIA GPU cannot be used (or may be truncated, resulting in bad memory accesses). See Chapter 38, Addressing Capabilities for details on the addressing limitations of specific GPUs.
When an NVIDIA GPU has an addressing limit less than the maximum possible physical system memory address, the NVIDIA Linux driver will use the __GFP_DMA32 flag to limit system memory allocations to the lowest 4 GB of physical memory in order to guarantee accessibility. This restriction applies even if there is hardware capable of remapping physical memory into an accessible range present, such as an IOMMU, because the NVIDIA Linux driver cannot determine at the time of memory allocation whether the memory can be remapped. This limitation can significantly reduce the amount of physical memory available to the NVIDIA GPU in some configurations.
The Linux kernel requires that device drivers use the DMA remapping APIs to make physical memory accessible to devices, even when no remapping hardware is present. The NVIDIA Linux driver generally adheres to this requirement, except when it detects that the remapping is implemented using the SWIOTLB, which is not supported by the NVIDIA Linux driver. When the NVIDIA Linux driver detects that the SWIOTLB is in use, it will instead calculate the correct bus address needed to access a physical allocation instead of calling the kernel DMA remapping APIs to do so, as SWIOTLB space is very limited and exhaustion can result in a kernel panic.
The NVIDIA Linux driver does not generally limit its usage of the Linux kernel DMA remapping APIs, and this can result in IOMMU space exhaustion when large amounts of physical memory are remapped for use by the NVIDIA GPU. Most modern IOMMU drivers generally fail gracefully when IOMMU space is exhausted, but NVIDIA recommends configuring the IOMMU in such a way to avoid resource exhaustion if possible, either by increasing the size of the IOMMU or disabling the IOMMU.
On AMD's AMD64 platform, the size of the IOMMU can be configured in the system BIOS or, if no IOMMU BIOS option is available, using the 'iommu=memaper' kernel parameter. This kernel parameter expects an order and instructs the Linux kernel to create an IOMMU of size 32 MB^order overlapping physical memory. If the system's default IOMMU is smaller than 64 MB, the Linux kernel automatically replaces it with a 64 MB IOMMU.


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2. Extracting protein coding genes¶
Introduction¶
We are going to focus solely on protein coding genes, rather than using the full mitochondrial DNA sequence of all of our records. GenBank-format files contains data that tells us the location of all of the genes present on the DNA sequence for each entry. If you’re not familiar with this concept already, see the page on the genbank format, because otherwise what we’re doing here will not make any sense to you.
Data and software
The input data for this tutorial is one or more genbank-format files containing mitogenome sequences from which you want to build a phylogeny. See the preparing mitogenome data tutorial for how you might acquire these.
The files references_CCCPmitogenomes.gb
, references_GBcoleoptera.gb
and references_GBarthropods.gb
within the sectionD archive can be used as example data.
This tutorial uses the extract_genes.pl script.
Extracting genes¶
We will use a custom script to extract the 13 mitochondrial protein coding genes from our genbank files, because it’s quick and easy. You can see the help file of this script as follows:
extract_genes.pl -h
Replace the placeholder names in the following command with the names of the three genbank files containing the novel references, the Coleoptera from GenBank and the Arthropods from GenBank. Make sure you match up the arguments with the help file and understand what you’re doing here! The outdir/
will be a directory holding a file for each gene, you should of course replace this with a sensible name. You don’t need to create this, the script will.
extract_genes.pl -g input1.gb input2.gb input3.gp -out output/ -k -regiontypes CDS
Once complete, you should see thirteen files in your output folder, one for each gene.
Exercise
- Check the number of sequences in each gene file.
- Is it the same? Why might it not be the same?
Note
This script is one we have written and is a very rigid solution. There is no standard format for gene names in GenBank, so our sequences use many different variants for the same gene: e.g. cox1, co1, coi, etc. The script is hardcoded to recognise as many variants as we have seen, but if you were to use this script on your own data, it might miss a gene if it had a different name, especially if you’re working with a taxon that has different naming conventions. The more common approach to this task is to manually extract the sequences using a GUI tool such as Geneious, but we have not done this for several reasons:
- It’s slow and boring, we prefer automated tools
- Geneious is not free
- Manual processes frequently introduce errors into sequence naming
Next Steps¶
Now that we have our folder of genes, we will move on to 3. Aligning protein coding genes.


class Gene |
Description
Gene
instances can be grouped together to form clusters (graphs of genes).
A Cluster
is basically like a digraph of genes where adjacent Gene
instancess are grouped together.
One Gene
is known to be adjacent to another Gene
if they belong to the same cluster (ie.,
have the same query id.) It is possible to union one Cluster
with another.
This would produce Gene
instances that were adjacent because of common subject id
Author: Leo Przybylski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Default Constructor
Parameters
Method equals
If the query
and the subject
of tocompare
match the query
and subject
of this
match,
then we consider the Gene
instances to be equal.
Parameters
Returns
1
if they are equal; otherwise,
returns 0
Method isAdjacentTo
An Gene
is adjacent to another Gene
if their subjects match.
Parameters
Returns
Getter/Setter record
Getter/Setter for the BlastRecord
of an Gene
Parameters
Returns
Gets the BlastRecord
.
Only returns something if there is no parameter present.


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- GalleryPhoto(View) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Activity.BodyLocationActivity
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- Geolocation - Class in project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem
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Represents a Geolocation
Geolocations have Locations
- Geolocation(String) - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Geolocation
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Constructs a Geolocation
- Geolocation(Location) - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Geolocation
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Constructs a Geolocation
- getAllProblems() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getAllRecords() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getAssociatedPatient() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Gets the patient associated with this record
- getBodyImage() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.BodyLocation
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Gets a body image photo associated with this body location
- getBodyLocation(int) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Body
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Gets a BodyLocation attached to this Body by index
- getBodyLocation() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the BodyLocation associated with this record
- getBodyLocation(BodyLocation) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getBodyLocationList() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Gets a list of BodyLocations associated with this record
- getBodySide() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Body
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Gets the Body Side of this body object
- GetCareProviderTask() - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.ElasticSearchCareproviderContoller.GetCareProviderTask
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- getComment() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Comment
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Get the content of the comment
- getCommentlist() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get a list of comments associated with this record
- getDate() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.details
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Get date
- getDate() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Comment
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Get the Date associated with the comment
- getDate() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.details
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Get date
- getDate() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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- getDate() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the Date of this Record
- getDateAsString() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Comment
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Get the date of the comment as a string
- getDateAsStringTest() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.CommentTest
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- getDescription() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.details
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Get the description
- getDescription() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.details
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Get the description
- getDescription() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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- getDescription() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the description of this record
- getEmail() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Account.Account
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Returns the email associated with this account.
- getEmail() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Account.Email
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Returns the email as a string
- getGeolocation() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Geolocation
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Gets the Latitude and longitude of this geolocation
- getGeoLocation() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Gets the geolocation associated with this record
- getId() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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Get the ID of this MedicalProblem
- getID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Gets the ID of the record
- getID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getImg() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.File.img_cell
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Gets the image in this cell
- getIndex() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getIndexOf(Patient) - Static method in class project.ece301.mantracker.File.StoreData
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Gets the index of patient
- getInstance() - Static method in class project.ece301.mantracker.DataManagment.DataManager
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Returns an instance of DataManager.
- getItemCount() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Adapter.slide_show_adapter
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- getNumberOfProblems() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getNumOfComment() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the number of comments associated with this record
- getNumOfPhotos() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Gets the number of photos attached to this record
- getPatient(Patient) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.CareProvider
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- getPatientAt(int) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.CareProviderHome.CareProviderHomePresenter
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- getPatientCount() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.CareProviderHome.CareProviderHomePresenter
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- getPatientID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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Gets the ID of the patient associated with this medical problem
- getPatients() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.DataManagment.DataManager
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Gets a list a patients from elastic search
- getPatientsList() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.CareProvider
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- GetPatientTask() - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.ElasticSearchPatientController.GetPatientTask
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- getPhone() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Account.Account
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Returns the phone number associated with the account.
- getPhoto() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.BodyLocation
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Gets a body image photo associated with this body location
- getPhoto() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Photo
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Get the photo
- getPhotoList() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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- getProblem(int) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getProblemID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the ID of the problem associated with this record
- getProblems(Patient) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.DataManagment.DataManager
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Gets a list of problems from elastic search
- GetProblemsTask() - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.ElasticSearchProblemController.GetProblemsTask
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- getRecord(int) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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Get a Record associated with this MedicalProblem
- getRecord(Integer) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.User.Patient
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- getRecordCount() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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Get the number of Records associated with this MedicalProblem
- getRecords(MedicalProblem) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.DataManagment.DataManager
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Gets a list of records from elastic search
- GetRecordsTask() - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.ElasticSearchRecordController.GetRecordsTask
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- GetRecordsWithID() - Constructor for class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.ElasticSearchRecordController.GetRecordsWithID
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- getTitle() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.details
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Get the title
- getTitle() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.File.img_cell
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Gets the title of the image in this cell
- getTitle() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.details
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Get the title
- getTitle() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.MedicalProblem
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- getTitle() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Record
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Get the title of this record
- getUser(String) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.DataManagment.DataManager
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Gets a user by their username as a string.
- getUser() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Comment
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Get the user who posted the comment
- getUserID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Account.Username
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Gets the username as a string.
- getUserID() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.MedicalProblem.Comment
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Get the UserID of the user who posted the comment
- getUsername() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Account.Account
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Gets the username associated with the account.
- goToGooglePlaces() - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Activity.AddRecordActivity
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- goToGooglePlaces() - Method in interface project.ece301.mantracker.Geolocation.LocationGetter
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Start the Google Places Activity
- GoToSkeleton(View) - Method in class project.ece301.mantracker.Activity.MainActivity
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Lost or forgotten password
What is the symptom ?
You're certain you typed in your password correctly, but MultiMona is not unlocking your wallet.
What can you do about it ?
MultiMona does not change passwords to encrypted wallets without your knowledge. There are several possibilities to explore:
- Make sure that you are using the most recent password you know.
- Try combinations - change one character at a time to upper- or lowercase, swap characters, add a ! to the end and so on
- Examine the rolling wallet backups, and apply the same process.
- Examine the automatic private key exports - these are encrypted with your wallet password when they are generated
As a last resort go to a quiet room and relax. Think about where you might have put a copy of the password. Perhaps one of the following:
- Hidden file somewhere?
- USB drive?
- Encrypted copy held on LastPass or KeyPass? You should be using a secure password generator with 14 or more random characters.
- Accidental copy on a local backup service like Time Machine or rsync?
- An intentional encrypted copy on Dropbox or GDrive?
- Maybe you wrote it down and put it in a book, or an old drawer?
- Does a trusted friend or relative have a copy?
If you have really, truly lost or forgotten your password and you only have encrypted wallets, then it is likely that you have lost access to your monacoin. There is
absolutely no way that the MultiMona team can possibly recover them.
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You are to select one of the choices for an indexing structure when used under the conditions indicated.
The system will QARRAY[QUERYTYPE], when stored SARRAY[STORAGE], working on a DARRAY[DATABASETYPE].
A Closed Hash Table is always great for exact-match queries, and always terrible for range queries.
A Linear Index is bad for dynamic databases. It is a little more efficient than the alternatives for static databases.
The B+ Tree is great on disk, but has too much overhead to be practical for in-memory applications.
A balanced BST is not good on disk, but works well for in-memory applications.


ENTITIES are generic data that can be placed in your levels, such as the Player start position or Items to pick up. Each entity can have various custom editable properties as defined below.
Extra entity details
Tags are used to group entities in custom categories. Multiple tags can be assigned to a single entity.
You may also use tags in Layers settings to filter which entities are allowed and which are not.
Example: add an "Actor" tag to some entities and create an Entity layer that only accepts "Actors" entities in it.
Default width and height (in pixels) of this entity.
x
Min:xMax:x
Resizable:
Customize visual representation of the entity in the editor view.
9-slice scaling mode splits the selected texture in 9 sections (4 corners, 4 borders and 1 inner).
Corners are drawn as-is, Borders are repeated on the sides of the entity, and Inner is stretch at the center of the entity.
You can adjust the size of up, down, left and right borders, in pixels.
9-slices borders:top=down=left=right=
Tile=% Fill=% Line=%
The pivot of the entity is its actual pixel coordinate of the entity in the level.
The pivot alignment can be customized to adjust the position of the entity bounds relatively to these coordinates: the entity could be centered over the point, above it, on the right, etc.
An entity can be limited to a specific number of instances per level or per world.
Examples: a PlayerStart entity could be limited to 1 max per world, or you may limit LightSource entities to 10 per level etc.
What actually happens when you reach the limit is also customizable.


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