This chapter provides an overview of new and changed deployment features in JDK 7.
The following sections describe the improvements and the release in which they were introduced.
The JDK 7u51 release includes the following enhancements:
The Exception Site List feature provides a way for users to run Java applets and Java Web Start applications that do not meet the latest security requirements. RIAs that are hosted on a site in the exception site list are allowed to run with the applicable security prompts. See Chapter 29, "Exception Site List" for information.
Unsigned and self-signed RIAs are blocked when the security level is set to Very High
or High
.
The Permissions attribute is required in the JAR file manifest of the main JAR file when the security level is set to Very High
or High
.
The JDK 7u45 release includes the following enhancements:
JAR file manifest attributes are available to enhance the security of running Java applets and applications in a browser. The Application-Name
attribute provides a secure title for your RIA. The Application-Library-Allowable-Codebase
identifies the locations from which your RIA can be started if the JNLP file or HTML page is in a different location than the JAR file. The Caller-Allowable-Codebase
attribute identifies the locations from which JavaScript code can call methods in your RIA. See Chapter 26, "JAR File Manifest Attributes for Security" for more information.
The Java Control Panel has an option for restoring the security prompts that were hidden when the option to not show the prompt again was selected. See Section 20.4, "Security" for information about the Security tab of the Java Control Panel.
The JDK 7u40 release includes the following enhancements:
For enterprises that provide a common execution environment and manage the applications that employees access, the Deployment Rule Set feature enables the creation of rules that allow some applications to be run without security prompts while automatically blocking other applications. This feature is intended to be used internally in an organization. See Chapter 28, "Deployment Rule Set" for more information.
When a RIA is started, the JRE is checked to see if it is expired or below the security baseline. If so, the user is warned and given the opportunity to upgrade the JRE. For enterprises that manage the update process of user's systems, the deployment.expiration.check.enabled
property can be set to suppress this check. See Chapter 21, "Deployment Configuration File and Properties" for more information.
In addition, Chapter 24, "Rich Internet Application Deployment Process" provides a look at how the deployment of RIAs is handled.
The JDK 7u25 release includes the following security enhancements:
Before Java applets and Java Web Start applications are run, the signing certificates are checked to ensure that one hasn't been revoked. Advanced options in the Java Control Panel can be set to manage if the checking is done and what services are used for making the checks. The default is now to check all certificates using both OCSP and CRLs. See Section 20.5.9, "Perform certificate revocation checks on" and Section 20.5.10, "Check for certificate revocation using" for more information.
Permissions
and Codebase
are new attributes for the JAR file manifest that are used to defend RIAs against unauthorized code repurposing. These attributes are used with signed JAR files for applets and Java Web Start applications. See Section 26.9, "Preventing RIAs from Being Repurposed" for more information on these attributes. Steps 2 and 3 in the Deploying an Applet and Deploying a Java Web Start Application lessons in the Java Tutorial describe how to include these attributes in the manifest.
In addition, the Section 23.5, "Security Dialogs" section provides information on the prompts that are shown when a RIA is started, and Deployment Best Practices in the Java Tutorial provide suggestions for deploying your RIA.
This release includes the following security enhancements for running rich internet applications (RIAs), which are Java applets and Java Web Start applications:
RIAs prompt the user for permission to run the first time the RIA is launched. The prompt includes information on the certificate used to sign the application, the location of the application, and the level of access that the application requests. In most cases, users can turn off the prompts for future launches of the same application. See What should I do when I see a security prompt from Java? for a description of the prompts.
RIAs that are signed with a certificate issued by a recognized certificate authority require a single click by the user to run the application. Self-signed and unsigned applications require additional steps by the user before the application is launched. Therefore, for the best user experience, sign your RIAs with a trusted certificate before deploying to the end user. For information on signing JAR files, see Signing and Verifying JAR Files.
Depending on the security level set in the Java Control Panel and the user's version of the JRE, self-signed or unsigned applications might not be allowed to run. The default setting of High permits all but local applets to run on a secure JRE. If the user is running an insecure JRE, only applications that are signed with a certificate issued by a recognized certificate authority are allowed to run.
The Low and Custom settings are no longer available.
For more information, see Chapter 20, "Security."
Sandbox applications (previously called "unsigned" or "untrusted" applications) are restricted to the security sandbox. Privileged applications (previously called "signed" applications) are provided unrestricted access to a user's system.
For Java Web Start applications, including applets that are launched using JNLP, the security
element in the .jnlp
file is used to set the level of access. If the element is not present, access is restricted to the sandbox. See Security in Rich Internet Applications for more information.
For applets that are not launched using JNLP, the permissions
element is added to the applet
or object
element to set the level of access to either sandbox or all-permissions. See Deploying With the Applet Tag for more information.
JavaScript code that calls code within a privileged applet (an applet that runs outside the sandbox) is treated as mixed code. Warning dialogs are raised if the signed JAR files are not tagged with the Trusted-Library
attribute. See Chapter 27, "Mixing Privileged Code and Sandbox Code" for more information.
The JDK 7u10 release includes the following enhancements:
The ability to disable any Java app from running in the browser. This mode can be set in the Java Control Panel or using a command-line install argument (Microsoft Windows only).
The ability to select the desired level of security for unsigned applets, Java Web Start applications, and embedded JavaFX applications that run in a browser. Four levels of security are supported. This feature can be set in the Java Control Panel, or using a command-line install argument (Microsoft Windows only).
New dialogs warn you when the JRE is insecure (either expired or below the security baseline) and needs to be updated.
For more information, see Chapter 23, "Setting the Security Level of the Java Client" and Chapter 20, "Java Control Panel.".
This release includes Oracle's release of the JRE and JDK for the Mac. Here is related information:
This release introduces the following improvements for web-deployed applications:
Java SE includes JavaFX: JDK 7 Update 2 and later includes the JavaFX SDK. See JavaFX 2.0.2 Release Notes for more information.
Non-blocking installation of JRE and JavaFX using Deployment Toolkit: The web page continues to accept user input while Deployment Toolkit downloads and installs the required components. See 7052499 for details.
Reduced footprint of signed JAR files: This release provides a new signing method that enables you to sign a JAR file as one large object instead of signing every JAR entry individually. This saves up to 10% of the total JAR size. Note: Users must run JRE 7 Update 2 or later to be able to use these JARs. See 7049193 and the section Sign the JAR Files in Packaging (the information in this section also applies to Java SE).
Caching certificate details in the JNLP file for signed applications: For an application that uses security, a security dialog will present the cached certificates immediately for user approval while downloading the application in the background. An older JRE will ignore this functionality; it will present the certificate information after the application is downloaded. See 7049169 and the section Embed Signing Certificate into Deployment Descriptor in Packaging (the information in this section also applies to Java SE).
Caching enabled by default: Caching of network content for application code running in Web Start mode is now enabled by default. This allows application improved performance and consistency with applet execution mode. To ensure the latest copy of content is used, the application can use URLConnection.setUseCaches(false)
or request header Cache-Control
values no-cache
/no-store
.
Embedded JNLP support for Web Start: The Deployment Toolkit can use a copy of a JNLP file embedded into a web page to launch an application. This helps to reduce number of network connections needed for the first start of a Web Start application from the browser. See 7052492 and the section Embed Deployment Descriptor into Web Page in Packaging (the information in this section also applies to Java SE).
Ability to pass secure JVM arguments to the Web Start application from inside the web page using Deployment Toolkit: This helps to avoid JVM relaunch due to JVM configuration mismatch and also helps to pass dynamic parameters from the web page. See 7072364 and the section Platform in Deployment in the Browser (the information in this section also applies to Java SE).
Improvements for handling content with gzip encoding: The deployment cache will keep application content in compressed form and return it to the application as-is with gzip content-encoding in the HTTP header. This makes behavior more consistent across different execution modes (first launch versus subsequent launch, cache enabled versus cache disabled). See 6575586 for more details.
Improved support for JNLP applications: JavaFX applications are more cleanly uninstalled; see 7085171 and 7053087. Recognition of JNLP install hints is improved; see 7046670.
Startup improvements: Startup has been improved for specific scenarios; see 7099086 and 7098160 for details.
New setting, Insecure JRE versions, in Java Control Panel: If users have a version of Java on their system that is below the security baseline, a warning message is displayed before an application or an applet can be run using that version. You can control this warning message with the Java Control Panel Advanced tab setting, Insecure JRE versions, which will set the property deployment.insecure.jres
in the deployment.properties
file to one of the following values:
Value of deployment.insecure.jres property |
Value of Insecure JRE versions setting | Description |
|---|---|---|
NEVER |
Do not use insecure JRE versions | Untrusted content will always run with the default JRE. |
PROMPT |
Prompt user before using insecure JRE versions | Users will see warning dialogs; this is the default value. |
ALWAYS |
Allow using insecure JRE versions (not recommended) | Untrusted content will run with the requested JRE without any prompting. |
See Chapter 21, "Deployment Configuration File and Properties" for more information about the deployment.properties
file.
The following enhancements have been made to the syntax of JNLP files; see JNLP File Syntax:
The os
attribute in the information
and resources
elements can now contain specific versions of Windows, such as Windows Vista or Windows 7.
Applications can use the install
attribute in the shortcut
element to specify their desire to be installed. Installed applications are not removed when the Java Web Start cache is cleared, but can be explicitly removed using the Java Control Panel.
Java Web Start applications can be deployed without specifying the codebase
attribute; see Deploying Without Codebase
A JNLP file can be embedded into an HTML page; see Embedding JNLP File in Applet Tag.
You can check the status variable of the applet while it is loading to determine if the applet is ready to handle requests from JavaScript code; see Handling Initialization Status With Event Handlers.
You now have control of the window decoration style and title of an applet launched from a shortcut or dragged out of the browser; see Requesting and Customizing Applet Decoration in Developing Draggable Applets.
In order to make it easier to re-distribute an application that is deployed using a signed jar file, a JNLP template can be used. The JNLP template allows the developer to specify what parts of a JNLP file may be changed without resigning the main jar. For more information, see Section 17.2, "Signing a JAR File with a JNLP Template."
In addition, the following enhancements are introduced:
Area: DeploymentStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: Previously, the pack200 tool segmented its output by default. As of this release, the pack200 tool will create one large segment per jar file. Therefore, if deployers have jar files larger than the virtual memory available on the end-user's systems, it is recommended that either the input jar file be split, or suitably segmented by using the command-line flag "--segment-limit=nnnnn" or the equivalent property "SEGMENT_LIMIT".RFE: 6575357
Area: DeploymentStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: On Windows XP machines, the default cache directory is now under $USER\Local Settings\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache. If needed, you may customize it to point to a network share folder for a single application cache across domain machines.RFE: 7012538
Area: DeploymentStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: The optional applet parameter, jnlp_embedded, provides the option to cache JNLP content on the HTML page and shortens applet launch time by skipping network access. The jnlp_embedded parameter has as its value the base64 encoded content of the applet JNLP file. For example:
<applet width="710" height="540" > <param name="jnlp_href" value="launch.jnlp"/> <param name="jnlp_embedded" value="PD94bWwgdmVyc2lvbj0iMS4wIiB . . . dC1kZXNjPg0KPC9qbmxwPg0K"/> <param name="draggable" value="true"/> </applet>
When present, the jnlp_embedded parameter value replaces the content of the JNLP value pointed to by the jn.p_href parameter. The value of jnlp_ref is then optional and only used as a backup when the content of jnlp_embedded is invalid. There are a few restrictions on the embedded JNLP content:
The attribute href from element jnlp should be relative.
The attribute codebase from element jnlp should be empty (which means the codebase value will be derived from the document base URL).
RFE: 6990877
Area: DeploymentStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: As of JDK 7, clearing the cache works as follows:
Only non-installed resources are removed from the cache when invoking javaws -XClearCache.
Both installed and non-installed resources are removed by invoking javaws -uninstall.
The "Delete Temporary Files" dialog, in JCP, previously had two checkboxes, both checked by default: "Applications and Applets", and "Trace and Log files". As of JDK 7, there will be three checkboxes, with the first two checked by default: "Trace and Log Files", "Cached Applications and Applets", and "Installed Applications and Applets".
Only installed applications will have an entry in the Add/Remove panel.
RFE: 6873615
Area: JNLP FilesStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: In order to support debugging of Java Web Start applications, the -XX:HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError flag is now supported in JNLP files for trusted applications.RFE: 6664424
Area: JNLP FilesStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: Previous versions of Java Web Start did not correctly implement section 6.0.10 of the JNLP Specification. With this fix, fine-grained values for the "os" attribute, such as os="Windows\ XP", os="Windows\ Vista", and os="Windows\ 7", will work as expected. Values such as os="Win", and os="Windows" will continue to match all Windows platforms. As of this release, os="Windows\ Vista Windows\ 7" will only match Vista or Windows 7 and not Windows XP.RFE: 7014170
Area: PluginStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: A message stating that the first generation of the Java plugin is deprecated is now printed to the log file and to the Java console whenever plugin 1 is used.RFE: 7027792
Area: PluginStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: On Windows, the tray icon is now disabled by default. To enable the tray icon, use the Windows Start menu.RFE: 6694710
Area: PluginStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: The 64-bit toolkit is now supported on 64-bit Windows platforms.RFE: 6492139
Area: PluginStandard/Platform JDK 7Synopsis: Previously, the persistence API provided only temporary persistence for applets. When the VM exited, the data was lost. Data can be persisted via any of the standard Java mechanisms, through the use of LiveConnect to store data in the page DOM, or using one of the JNLP services.RFE: 6992419
Area: PluginStandard/Platform: JDK 7Synopsis: Google Chrome is now supported by the DT Plugin.RFE: 6907245


WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee February 10, 2005 - 9:00A SB 6 FOR: Colton, Colleen Executive Director, Guardianship Services (Self), Fort Worth, TX Edwards-Holguin, Gabriella Asst. County Attorney (El Paso County Attorney Jose Rodriguez), El Paso, TX Ferchill, Pat Probate Judge (Self), Fort Worth, TX Fields, Steve Attorney and Court Administrator (Texas Guardianship Association), Fort Worth, TX Hammond, Terry Attorney at Law (National Guardianship Assn.), El Paso, TX Rettberg, Col. Don Retired Air Force Officer (Self), Austin, TX Vasek, Heather Director of Public Policy (Texas Association for Home Care), Austin, TX Wood, Mike Judge (Harris County Probate Court No. 2), Houston, TX ON: Hayes, Aaryce Social Worker (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin, TX Heiligenstein, Anne Deputy Executive Commissioner for Social Services (Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX Higgs, Max Judge, El Paso County Statutory Probate Court (Self), El Paso, TX Marcovich, Carrice Interm Director of OCA (OCA), Austin, TX Muncie, J. Jo An Registered Dietitian (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wanser, Debra Assistant Commissioner Adult Protective Services (Department of Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Balladares, Jessica Lobbyist (Texas Psychological Association), Austin, TX On: Carlson, Pat Business owner (Self), Grapevine, TX McDonald, Jacquelyn Assistant Commissioner (Department of Aging and Disability Services), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: McCarthy, Amber Advocacy (National Multiple Sclerosis Society), Austin, TX


A/B Test Promotion
- A/B Test Promotions are bunch of testes which compares effect of Promotions to the business. There are two metrics which help us to measure comparison values. These are Number of orders counts per promotion and Average purchase amount per promotion. Promotion of Usage related to these metrics are tested with Before - After Analysis in order to th answer the question that is "Is there any significant increase/decrease on Order Count / Average Payment Amount per User after the Promotion is used?" While we need to see to Promotion which increases/decreases the number of orders and the average purchase amount, This Section can help us to find the right promotion.
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Hypothesis are;
H0 : These is no significant Difference with A - B of order count / purchase amount.H1 : These is significant Difference with A - B of order count / purchase amount. -
Bootstrapping Method;
Each test process are applied with Boostraping Method. So, Iteratively randomly selected A and B sample customers of order count / average purchase amount will be tested acceptable enough time. Each iteration A - B samples are randomly selected. Accepted ratio will show us the confidence of our test results. For instance, There are 100 tests and 75 of them are ended with H0 Accepted. So, test are % 75 our test are H0 Accepted. -
How are Promotions Compared?
Each combination promotions are tested individually. Average of Purchase Payment Amount per User Sample for Promotion (1) is compared to Average of Purchase Payment Amount per User Sample for Promotion (2). -
How are Before - After Promo Usage Tests designed?
It might be very confusion and it might seem very sophisticated A/B Test process, however it basically compares promotions related to customers of usage. Each promotion of usage is tested separately. Each promotion of used users and their used timestamp are collected for each promotion. Each customers of one week before promotion usage and one week after the promotion use time periods are compared with to metrics which are order count and average purchase amount. We aim to detect significant increase after time period while comparing to before time period about purchase amount or order count.related charts are;'Before - After Promo Usage Tests are shown at 'Order And Payment Amount Difference for Before And After Promotion Usage','Before - After Time Periods Customers' Average Purchase Payment Amount Test (Test Accepted!) ','Before - After Time Periods Customers' Average Purchase Payment Amount Test (Test Rejected!)','Before - After Time Periods Customers' Total Purchase Count Test (Test Accepted!)','Before - After Time Periods Customers' Total Purchase Count Test (Test Rejected!)'


Scrapers always check for a local copy of the target resource (using Scraper.checkForLocalRecord) before executing a scrape from an external resource. If the resource was found (and therefore no external calls made), this is set to true.
A simple, human-readble description of what is being scraped. Used for logging.
Contains all results generated by Scraper.scrape, including recursive calls.
Flag indicating a sucessful scrape, set to true after non-error-throwing call to Scraper.scrape.
Used to override .env settings and force-log the output of a given scraper.
Gets the local stored record corresponding to a given scraper. Should return null if no local record is found. By default, returns false (resource is always scraped).
Extracts information from a scraped resource synchronously
Prints a detailed report of local properties for a scraper, used for debugging
Simple CLI reporting tool for debugging unsuccessful scrapes
Requests and stores an external resource, to be parsed later by Scraper.extractInfo. By default, nothing is requested.
Entry point for initiating an asset scrape. General scrape outline/method order:
If set to true, scrapes the external resource regardless of any existing local records
Intercepts any errors thrown by Scraper.scrape
Scrape the genres associated with this artist
Generated using TypeDoc
Scrapes review information. Behavior for scraping reviews albumost entirely handled by ReviewPageScraper.


position
position of modal {left: "left|center|right|Number", top: "top|middle|bottom|Number", margin: "Number"}
iframe
Object that defines the modal body as "iframe" {method:"get|post", url:"String", param:"paramString|Object"}
closeToEsc
Whether to close the "ESC" key modal window
animateTime
Modal window animation of time required at the time of opening and closing, must be the same as the value of time, which is defined in the CSS. The default is 250
onStateChanged
Event function that occurs when a modal window state is changed


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-- Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin kept a diary for most of his adult life, marking off where he failed to live up to the 13 virtues by which he had decided to live.
This app allows you to emulate Benjamin Fraklin's diary, and improve you adherence to his virtues.
~ Press on a virtue to add a mark on every occassion you don't live up to the virtue
~ Long press to select "+" to add to a virtue on any occassion you have performed particularly well
~ Long press also allows you to also clear a virtue if you made a mistake
~ Swipe left and right to move back and forwards a day at a time
~ Long press the date at the top to jump to any date
~ Use the options menu item to see a chart of your performance over time
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On 3 February 2020, 9 new articles were published in 9 journals.
Review of Peng Wang, the Chinese Mafia: Organized Crime, Corruption, and Extra-Legal Protection
“Whenever There’s Trouble, Just Yelp For Help”: Crime, Conservation, and Corporatization in Paw Patrol by Liam Kennedy
Loss of Self in Dissociation in Prostitution; Recovery of Self in Connection to Horses: A Survivor's Journey
Profile of Repeat Victimisation Within Multi-Agency Referrals by Sarah Shorrock, Michelle A McManus, Stuart Kirby
How Mock Jurors’ Cognitive Processing and Defendants’ Immigrant Status and Ethnicity Relate to Decisions in Capital Trials
The Emotional Age Estimate—a Supplement to the Indirect Assessment of the Subject of A Crisis Negotiations Team Activation
Gender, Racial Threat, and Perceived Risk in An Urban University Setting by Shannon K. Jacobsen, Jody Miller, Ntasha Bhardwaj
Stuart Hall As A Criminological Theorist-Activist by Karim Murji
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ABZÛ is an epic descent into the depths of the sea, where players will explore beautifully rendered ocean environments with fluid swimming controls. The experience draws inspiration from the deep innate narrative that we all carry within our subconscious: the story of ABZÛ is a universal myth that resonates across cultures. The name references a concept from the oldest mythologies; it is the combination of the two ancient words AB, meaning ocean, and ZÛ, meaning to know. ABZÛ is the ocean of wisdom.


** out of ****
Year: 2000. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, Tilda Swinton, Paterson Joseph, Robert Carlyle, Peter Youngblood Hills, Jerry Swindall. Screenplay by John Hodge. Directed by Danny Boyle. Rated R.
I'm not 14 years old, and I'm not female, but I'm pretty confident in claiming that in his new movie "The Beach," pretty boy Leonardo DiCaprio is looking just as dreamy as ever. (And just to deflect any potential pithy comments, no, I'm not gay either -- not that there's anything wrong with that.) There's plenty of stuff here for Leo fanatics to get worked up over. There's Shirtless Leo, Romantic Leo, and a fair amount of Leo Sex. But such fans may also be disappointed, because "The Beach" is no airy, ultimately tragic romance á la "Titanic." It's an edgy, violent, highly-stylized film that says something about humanity and civilization. At least it thinks it does. The trouble with "The Beach" is that it's saddled with a clashing of goals: Leo fans may want a film that offers an opportunity to gaze at their, like, most favorite movie star ever (and no doubt the studio pushed for that), but it's clearly coming from source material that has higher purpose in mind. This film, a thematically confused affair, never reconciles the conflict.
DiCaprio plays Richard, a bored American looking for adventure by touring the world. He arrives in Thailand, finding a world just as commercialized as the one he came from.  After Daffy commits a gruesome suicide, Richard convinces the French couple living next door, Étienne (Guillaume Canet) and Françoise (Virginie Ledoyen), to embark with him on a journey to the fabled beach. When the trio reaches their destination, they find an island half owned by Thai marijuana farmers, with the other half owned by a group consisting mostly of Europeans that live on a beautiful beach and have formed their own community. They work to maintain their paradise, but spend a great deal of their time partying. To Richard and his pals, it seems like the perfect life, but like all perfect lives in a movie like this, it can't last. One of the more ominous figures is Sal (Tilda Swinton), the overbearing community matriarch, whose stubborn desire to keep her perfect community secret may be its downfall.
Leo performs reasonably well in this film, and contrary to what many of those who got sick of the "Titanic" hoopla might think, he's actually a pretty good actor. Too bad his role in "The Beach" is not a good one for him; when the script forces him to "go primitive," it's positively silly (more on that later), and much of the artistic merit has been compromised by the producers' more commercial desire to get their golden boy into yet another troublesome love triangle.  And Étienne is probably the calmest ex-boyfriend in history: Is he really going to give up a babe like Françoise that easily? Either he's a wimp or merely the consequence of a Hollywood script contrivance, one dealing only with the desired end result and paying little attention to the logic of getting there.
"The Beach" starts off well enough. There's a nice "Apocalypse Now"-inspired opening sequence, and Robert Carlyle's appearance is delightfully batty, despite the fact that I could hardly understand a word of it. In fact, most of the movie's first act is quite entertaining, mainly because it's actually moving toward a goal: discovery of the island. Had it kept with this premise -- an adventure-romance in a tropical locale -- the film might have worked. It wouldn't have been deep, but still fun. Unfortunately, "The Beach" runs into pretensions of thematic depth in its second hour, and when this film gets deep, it gets silly. We get muddled messages about humanity's destruction of nature and the fleeting quality of paradise, and they don't take hold because it's clear screenwriter John Hodge doesn't know what he wants to say. He waffles around, first making Richard a disenchanted antihero, then a romantic lead, and finally an animalistic jungle boy. The last of these choices is by far the worst, and it's sadly the one Hodge goes with at the end. The major problem with Richard's transformation into Mr. Primeval is that the entire episode doesn't make an ounce of sense. Leo's character goes nuts at the drop of a hat, and then turns back to being civilized just as abruptly. Nothing is ever explained about his sudden lapse into insanity, and what's worse, DiCaprio is decidedly not the right actor for the part. Would you be scared if a shirtless, headband-wearing Leo growled at you from underneath some bushes? I'd laugh and move on, but the people in "The Beach" actually take him seriously.
Director Danny Boyle is a great talent, and his use of rapid-fire editing techniques and creative shot selection is still as proficient as ever, but he really doesn't know what to do with material that has no real focus. I've never read the Alex Garland novel upon which "The Beach" is based, but it seems the point has been lost, and Boyle doesn't know where it is. In an effort to cover this up, he overloads his film with stylistic flourishes. This isn't a bad strategy; if nothing else, "The Beach" remains visually interesting for most of its running time. But I'm not sure if there's ever been a filmmaker with enough style to entirely cover up for utter failure in the writing department (well, maybe Tim Burton), and likewise Boyle's stylistic decisions don't hold up to close scrutiny. There is a scene with DiCaprio running around the jungle like a character in a video game (unsubtly set up by early scenes of Richard playing his Game Boy) that is awfully amusing at first glance, but when I thought about it, I couldn't come up with any earthly reason why it was included. Nor did I understand why Richard started having dreams about Daffy taking him into war, and why everyone welcomes the original trio with open arms but freaks out when four surfers, accidentally led by Richard, come to the island. There isn't much internal logic in "The Beach," just a lot of inexplicable things necessary to move the plot along, which are otherwise known as "contrivances."
Some might find the issues brought up by "The Beach" timely and fascinating, provided they've never read "Lord of the Flies" or seen "Apocalypse Now," but for me, it was an old message delivered in confusing fashion. There are some redeeming virtues, namely some breathtaking cinematography and a technofied musical score that adds to many of the scenes nicely. Too bad the film's story goes from decent to bad to awful: The ending of Garland's novel apparently involved a violent bloodbath, and while that might not have made the film much better, it might at least have made a little more sense. The ending of this version (involving a bunch of iMacs) regretfully destroys whatever confused messages the film might have been delivering and serves to turn Leo's character into even more of a brat than he was at the beginning. Did Richard learn anything from his descent into the heart of darkness? According to this "Beach," no.
-reviewed by Shay Casey
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Uses and Benefits
What Are Essential Oils Used for Today?
Historically, essential oils were used as part of cultural practices and traditions. However, we now have increasing scientific evidence and research showing that essential oils can be effectively and safely used in a wider range of day-to-day practices and routines for amazing natural health benefits. Today, essential oils can be used for cooking, household cleaning, personal hygiene, sleep, boosting immunity, emotional health, weight management, and much, much more.*
When you use essential oils, you'll have more natural solutions and fewer toxic, synthetically manufactured products in your life and home.
What Are Essential Oils Good For?
Since long ago, people have used essential oils and plant parts to improve their health and physical well-being. We’ve continued to explore their benefits today, finding that essential oils can be integrated into daily life for a plethora of purposes.
Curious about how you might use essential oils in your everyday life? Essential oils can be used to:
- Support good oral hygiene*
- Reduce appearance of skin imperfections
- Cleanse and purify the air
- Promote an uplifting atmosphere
- Maintain healthy respiratory system and clear breathing*
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What Makes Essential Oils Effective?
Some essential oils are soothing, toning, and grounding, while others are energizing, warming, and renewing—but all essential oils are natural. The variety of essential oils allows you to naturally and effectively maintain health and address your specific health concerns.
With so many essential oils available, you can tailor them to your specific wants and needs rather than be forced to settle for a generic solution. This makes essential oils a popular choice for those looking for the best natural solutions in the modern era. The verstaility of essential oils is part of what has made them so popular in recent years. People love that they can use essential oils for a variety of tasks, without having to buy multiple products.
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How do you use essential oils effectively?  All you really need is a basic understanding of how to apply essential oils safely and simply as part of your daily routine.
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When active, this bar becomes a tool you can filter the list displayed in the pane by. For more information on the filter tool, see Filtering Lists.


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Quotes I found on the web-site/blog of an artist
I reproduce a few quotes that I found on the web-site ‘Slow Muse: By Deborah Barlow’ (http://www.slowmuse.com/).
What we need more of is slow art: art that holds time as a vase holds water: art that grows out of modes of perception and making whose skill and doggedness make you think and feel; art that isn’t merely sensational, that doesn’t get its message across in ten seconds, that isn’t falsely iconic, that hooks onto something deep-running in our natures. In a word, art that is the very opposite of mass media.
–- Robert Hughes
How to live? A life in the world or a world in the head? To be seen and recognized outside, or to hide and think inside? Actor or hermit? Which is it? She wanted both—to be inside and outside, to ponder and to leap.
– Siri Hustvedt, in the book ‘The Blazing World’
In order to sell art, you had to “create desire,” and “desire,” he said, “cannot be satisfied because then it’s no longer desire.” The thing that is truly wanted must always be missing. “Art dealers have to be magicians of hunger.”
– Siri Hustvedt, in the book ‘The Blazing World’
Artists are people driven by the tension between the desire to communicate and the desire to hide.
– the writer and psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott
For most of life on the planet, being hidden is the default condition… visibility is a luxury. Rarely are earth-colored tones the symbols of opulence and royal blood. We are most comfortable being hidden but we yearn to be seen.
– Jane Hirschfield, in the book ‘Hiddenness, Uncertainty, Surprise: Three Generative Energies of Poetry’
Many friends have asked me when I will start writing on Slow Muse again. I am not sure how to answer that question. Between intention and action there is an indeterminate gap. Whatever it was that inspired my writing here for 12 years is now going through a transmutation of its own. I have had to be in surrender and to patiently wait for the what and the when to manifest.
– Deborah Barlow, in the blog-post ‘Yet to come’


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Generating a maskable interrupt increases the R register by 1.
if (F AND 2) ; sub if (A >= 09ah) or carry(set) then A=A-60h if ( (A AND 15) >= 9) or halfcarry(set) then A=A-6 else ; add if (A >= 09ah) or carry(set) then A=A+60h if ( (A AND 15) >= 9) or halfcarry(set) then A=A+6 endif
IFF1 IFF2 /reset 0 0 EI 1 1 DI 0 0 /INT 0 0 /NMI 0 IFF2 RETN IFF2 IFF2IFF1 determines whether or not maskable interrupts are excepted. IFF1 can't be read, but IFF2 can be with LD A,R and LD A,I.
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JAWBREAKER by DeWyNGaLe Rating: C+
Jawbreaker is the tale of what can happen when innocent birthday pranks can go wrong.  Courtney, played by Rose McGowan, is the meanest girl in the school. Everyone hates her, but everyone wishes they had her popularity. She is the leader of the four girls. Julie, played by Rebecca Gayheart, Liz Purr, played by Charlotte Roldan, and Marcie, played by Julie Benz are the other three in the group. It is Liz's seventeenth birthday, and Julie, Courtney, and Marcie decide to play a prank on her.  After awhile, they check up on her and she is dead, the jawbreaker caught in her throat. The girls cannot believe what has happened. Courtney wants to cover it up, and just act like she is sick, but Julie knows the right thing to do. The first ten minutes where these events occur were very interesting, and showed a lot of potential towards a great movie, but it started to fade off.
 Julie is totally against them. Now, the girls have run into a problem. Fern, the most unpopular girl in the school witnessed the event of them trying to cover it up. Courtney makes a deal. She will turn Fern into one of the popular girls if she will keep her mouth shut. Everything is different now at Reagan High. Julie has dropped out of the popular group, and she really wants to tell the police what happened. Besides, she didn't do much anyway. From here, Rebecca Gayheart is not seen very much in the film, and that is a big disappointment. Her acting skills were the best among the large cast, and she could have added to the film. When Rebecca's character does show up, the film starts to pick up and get more interesting.
Fern's new alias is Vylette, and everyone admires her. She is even more popular than Courtney and she doesn't think this is right.  If it wasn't for the character of Vylette, the film could have been a lot better. Julie tries to turn Vylette back to the good side, but is unsuccessful, because now Vylette doesn't want to do the right thing and tell the truth to the police. Julie Benz also gave a horrid performance, and was almost as annoying as the character of Vylette. Rose McGowan was good, but not as good as she was as "Tatum", in 1996's Scream. Her role was annoying, but in a good way. She was extremely mean, and she was the type of character that was neat, but you downright hated her.
Throughout the film, it gets way off track and drifts a lot. We get way off of the topic of the jawbreaker incident, and get into things that don't have anything to do with the actual film. The beginning and ending are great, it's just the middle that needed a lot of help. During the body of the movie, it seemed to be the same thing for about an hour. Nothing interesting happened, and the same, extremely annoying song plays over and over again. Don't get me wrong, Jawbreaker wasn't a bad film, but it certainly wasn't very good. It isn't very funny either. It tries to use the type of humor used in Clueless, but it doesn't succeed at all.  A nice performance that was in the film was Officer Vera Cruz, played by the popular Pam Grier. She was the detective trying to crack the case of the jawbreaker.
The Bottom Line- Benz and Greer should have taken a lesson from the pros- McGowan and Gayheart.
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This is America. Didn't we used to be king of the road?
Once upon a yesteryear, weren't the roads of this country our domain? Pontiac, Kerouac, Sissy Hankshaw… one can easily make the claim that the American Road belongs to the public psyche. And, although no economic journalists are chronicling the loss of the American road movie to the overseas market, I certainly am.
It used to be that one would associate the road movie with long shots overlooking vast expanses: a sense of vastness that is as Quaker Oats American to Rush Limbaugh as it is to a San Francisco Hippie. But we started transforming the road into the realm of schlock with Spielberg's Duel and, ever since then, have been on the way down. It's gotten so bad that road movies are no longer coast to coast: They're within a few states (such as The Hi-Line, which goes from one end of Montana to another). And with this lessening in distance somehow comes a lessening of IQ. I guess that, when traveling a six hour drive, you just don't have time to be pensive, have nice cinematography, be romantic, and stop to pee.
So then it's highly refreshing that Ed Radkte came along and delivered a drug-free version of `On the Road' in The Dream Catcher, an incredibly pensive road trip that features two off-the-beaten path people, Freddy (Maurice Compte) and Albert (Paddy Connor), each on their own quest for their parents. Freddy, who runs from the probation officer and a pregnant wife, searches for the father that ran out on him. Albert, dejected, dumb, and a kleptomaniac, searches for his mother. Meeting in a rest area and starting to hitchhike together, Freddy and Albert make their way cross-country, developing a complex relationship, and learning to deal with each other.
The Dream Catcher uses this modus operandi to make its way through 99 minutes of waxing philosophical and getting to a pleasant, albeit ambiguous ending. In fact, ambiguity is the largest trouble that The Dream Catcher has. It goes through its running time, makes you think a helluva a lot, and leaves itself so open ended that you will either sit back and appreciate its brilliance or shrug in confusion. For me, The Dream Catcher was the former. For many theatergoers, however, it will probably be the latter. But, as with other narrativly experimental films such as Spring Forward, it's hard to criticize The Dream Catcher on its own grounds. The script is solid (although not teriffic), and the acting works. The title was a mystery to me until the director explained it, but the movie as a whole is better left unexplained… a philosophical mist floating through the ether, waiting for a hapless person to intersect with it an be enlightened.
RATING: ****
Director: Ed Radtke Producer: Julie Reichart, Steven Bognar, Ed Radtke Writer: Ed Radtke, M.S. Neison Starring: Maurice Compte, Paddy Connor, Jeanne Heaton
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Converts a variable into a string representation.
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Let me thank you for all your support in 2012 and let me wish you a year of prosperity and lots of fun with Perl and otherwise!
Special thanks to Shlomi Fish who corrected some of the typos I made in the Perl Weekly.
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What is a serial port?
A serial port on a computer is a socket for connecting it to an electronic component (printer, mouse, mobile phone, scanner ...).
What sockets on the computer?
In general, these days, computers (laptops or stationary) have two sockets that are used for electronic components :
On the operating system Microsoft Windows (any version), serial ports (USB and DE-9) are designated by the names COM1, COM2, COM3, etc.. This earned them the nickname "COM ports", still used today.
What does a serial port?
In addition to any possibility of a hardware component supply electricity (depending on devices) through the connectors on the computer, the serial ports are used mainly to communicate with a device (printer, telephone, modem, fax) using a cable. To communicate with it, send specific data to the device in question and react according to them and may even return to a given computer.
How to communicate with serial port?
With computers including the Microsoft .Net Framework, the use of serial ports is relatively simple. According to the devices, you can send data as well as Binary (example: 0011 0101 1111 1101), as Hexadecimal (example: A2 06 C7 09) or even text (example: AT + CMGF = 1 ).
The use of serial ports with SoftwareZator is even easier thanks to actions that meet the needs for communication with the device, but there is still a challenge.
What is the main difficulty of communication?
The means of communication with a device can be summarized in three ways: binary, hexadecimal or text. This already created the first difficulty because some devices (printers, mobile phone, mouse, scanner ...) only accepts binary data, or only binary and hexadecimal, and another.
The second difficulty, and which itself is daunting, is what data must be sent to the device. If the device in question was done by yourself, this difficulty will not appear because you have define your data with which apparail react. But if you try to communicate with a printer or mobile phone you are not the creator, you will not know what data to send it.
To overcome this obstacle, you must present a manufacturer's technical documentation on your device. If technical documentation is not given with the device, it will try to find on the internet. Ask about the manufacturer's website and or contact them, inform you on specialized forums and feel free to ask questions about them.


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GCC creates binaries using --mcpu=power7 --mtune=power8 by default.
Support for AES instructions on OpenSSL.
Support for Go Programming Language.
Apart from package versions listed above:
New features in 8.0-8
Previous releases
New features in 8.0-7
New features in 8.0-6
New features in 8.0-5
New features in 8.0-4
New features in 8.0-3
-
GCC fixes for:
-
glibc provides:
- Optimized implementations for powerpc64/powerpc64 of the functions: strcpy, stpcpy, strncpy, stpncpy, strtok, strtok_r, strcmp and strncmp.
- Improved 64-bit implementation of strcat and strncat.
- Fix a memcmp performance regression on POWER7.
- Provide security fixes for: CVE-2012-3406, CVE-2014-7817 and CVE-2014-9402.
- Fix CVE-2014-9474 on GNU MPFR.
- OpenSSL provides 8 security advisories.
-
Binutils provides:
New features in 8.0-2
-
Binutils fixes for:
-
GDB fixes for:
New features in 8.0-1
- New version of Valgrind itrace.
-
Valgrind fixes for:
New features in 8.0-0
- Enable plugins support on Binutils.
-
GCC fixes for:
- Fix for Valgrind itrace not tracing the first call to library functions.
- Start distributing big endian and little endian packages in the same release.
- Create a cross compiler package with common files from big endian and little endian toolchains.
New features in 7.1-1
-
OProfile provides:
- Update events for IBM POWER8 processor.
- Support support for JVMTI.
- GCC adds support for lvsl and lvsr on powerpc64le.


COVID19 TRACKER
Map
NCDC
Repository
TOTALS
RATES
CASES BY STATE
MAP VISUALIZATION (
best viewed on laptops or bigger screen
)


* = call ( getResourceFromName("ajax"), "start", getResourceName(getThisResource()) ) *>
This page shows the players ingame, along with their team and scoreboard data.


Include class definitions.
Use
var BP_include_definitions = true;
. This will display definitions with the list of classes that are returned. For example, use this code to display search results for 'heart' concepts, with definitions, in the NCI Thesaurus.
Try it:


DB Setting¶
Is used to define a DB Provider specific setting.
IDbSetting¶
Is an interfaced used to mark the class to become a DB Provider setting.
DbSettingMapper¶
A class used to map the specific DB Provider Setting into the target DB Provider.
1 | DbSettingMapper.Map(typeof(SqlConnection), new SqlServerDbSetting());
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Why DbSetting?¶
The RepoDb library is very extensible. When the other Db Provider (beside SQL Server) has been supported, specific setting value needs to be provisioned in order to target the specific DB Provider.
One example is the quotation when creating a SQL Statement. Quoting in SQL Server is done via [ and ] characters, however it is ` character in MySql.
Creating a DbSetting¶
Below is the code on how to implement a DbSetting object for MySql DB Provider.
1 2 3 4 5 | public class MySqlDbSetting : IDbSetting
{
public string ClosingQuote { get; } = "`";
public string OpeningQuote { get; } = "`";
}
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And below for SQL Server DB Provider.
1 2 3 4 5 | public class SqlServerDbSetting : IDbSetting
{
public string ClosingQuote { get; } = "[";
public string OpeningQuote { get; } = "]";
}
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Then, specific setting must be injected properly targetting the proper DB Provider.
1 2 | DbSettingMapper.Map(typeof(MySqlConnection), new MySqlDbSetting());
DbSettingMapper.Map(typeof(SqlConnection), new SqlServerDbSetting());
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Click here to see the actual class implementation.


Create a heatmap layer
This sample loads Mapbox styles for generating a heatmap into Azure Maps. This sample is based on this
Mapbox example
.


Technical Debt
From shitty product to minimum viable product
As a walker,
I want a bridge
In order to go to the other side of the river's bed
In which case(s) is the current solution a problem ?
How else can we do it ?
What is impacted ?
| Source code | Crappy code |
| Over design |
| Product | Technical debt |
As a farmer,
I want a bridge
In order to get my cows to the other side of the river's bed


2D drawing routines for software surfaces¶
Note
The drawing functions within this module are unoptimised and should not be
considered fast. If you want improved drawing of 2D primitives, including
hardware acceleration, you should use the methods of the
Renderer
instead.
-
sdl2.ext.
prepare_color
(color : object, target : object) → int¶ Prepares the passed color for a specific target. color can be any object type that can be processed by
convert_to_color()
. target can be anysdl2.SDL_PixelFormat
,sdl2.SDL_Surface
orSoftwareSprite
instance.The returned integer will be a color value matching the target’s pixel format.
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sdl2.ext.
fill
(target : object, color : object[, area=None]) → None¶ Fills a certain area on the passed target with a color. If no area is provided, the entire target will be filled with the passed color. If an iterable item is provided as area (such as a list or tuple), it will be first checked, if the item denotes a single rectangular area (4 integer values) before assuming it to be a sequence of rectangular areas to fill with the color.
target can be any
sdl2.SDL_Surface
orSoftwareSprite
instance.
-
sdl2.ext.
line
(target : object, color : object[, width=1]) → None¶ Draws one or multiple lines on the passed target. line can be a sequence of four integers for a single line in the form
(x1, y1, x2, y2)
or a sequence of a multiple of 4 for drawing multiple lines at once, e.g.(x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, x4, y4, ...)
.target can be any
sdl2.SDL_Surface
orSoftwareSprite
instance.


HL7 FHIR Implementation Guide: minimal Common Oncology Data Elements (mCODE) Release 1 - US Realm | STU Ballot 1 - Local Development build (v0.9.1). See the Directory of published versions


Tools to analyze datasets previous to any statistical modeling. Has various functions designed to find inconsistencies and understanding the distribution of the data.
| Version: | 0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.7.0), scales, foreach, ggplot2, grid, lubridate |
| Published: | 2017-12-08 |
| Author: | Pablo Seibelt [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Pablo Seibelt <pabloseibelt at sicarul.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/sicarul/xray/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/sicarul/xray/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | xray results |
| Reference manual: | xray.pdf |
| Package source: | xray_0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: xray_0.2.zip, r-release: xray_0.2.zip, r-oldrel: xray_0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: xray_0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: xray_0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | xray archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=xray to link to this page.


lxpanelctl - controller for lxpanel.
This manual page documents briefly the lxpanelctl command.
lxpanelctl is a program that controls lxpanel.
menu
Show the system menu.
run
Show the run dialog.
config
Show the panel configuration dialog. If more than one panel is configured, it is undefined which panel configuration dialog will be shown.
restart
Restart lxpanel.
exit
Exit lxpanel.
This manual page was written by paulliu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.
Ying-Chun Liu
Author.
Copyright © 2008 paulliu


7.5.8. Gauss TEM00 mode described with geometric optics.
June 2020, Fred van Goor.
Is it possible to describe a periodic focusing system such as a laser resonator with geometric optics? The answer is of course no, because there are no such things as amplitude, phase and wavelength when dealing with rays. In stead we have to solve Maxwell’s equations leading to the wave equation with boundary conditions. This equation can be solved analytically in the paraxial approximation resulting in the well-known Gauss-Hermite or Gauss-Laguerre resonator transverse- and longitudinal resonator modes.
Yet, as will be shown in the following paragraphs, it has sense to find the rays that can be confined in a stable resonator applying Snell’s law for small angles. As will be shown, all the well-known formulas describing the characteristic properties of the fundamental mode of an empty, stable, open resonator can be deduced with ray-optics. The only missing element in the formulation is the wavelength of the light because this is not defined in geometric optics. We will introduce a wavelength to the theory by using Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation or by comparison with the physical optics solution.
In what follows we will:
Use an ABCD matrix: \(\mathbf{M} = \begin{bmatrix} A & B \\ C & D \\ \end{bmatrix}\) to decribe a resonator in the paraxial approximation.
Find the eigen-ray vectors and eigen values which can be used to describe rays in the resonator.
Find a collection of rays which are confined to the resonator.
Calculate second moments: i.e. average of the ray-positions; average of the ray-angles.
From the second moments the beam-propagation formulas will be derived as well as the brightness and M2 value.
Using Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle we can estimate an arbritray constant which turns out to be dependent on the wavelength. By comparison with the physical optics solution we will find this constant as well.
All details about ABCD matrices, solving the wave equation, etc. can be found in for example: “Lasers” by: Anthony E. Siegman (1986).
<IP_ADDRESS>. ABCD matrix formulation to describe the propagation of rays.
A ray vector can be defined as follows: \(\mathbf{R} = \begin{bmatrix} {y} \\ \theta\\ \end{bmatrix}\)
where \(y\) is the position of the ray above the optical axis and \(\theta\) is the angle with that axis. A period in a periodic system such as a laser resonator can be described in the paraxial approximation (small angles \(\theta\)) by the 1-pass propagation matrix: \(\mathbf{M} = \begin{bmatrix} A & B \\ C & D \\ \end{bmatrix}\), where \(A\), \(B\), \(C\), and \(D\) are determined by the details of the resonator, i.e. the radii of the mirrors and the distance between the mirrors.
With an input ray, \(\mathbf{R_0} = \begin{bmatrix} {y_0} \\ \theta_0\\ \end{bmatrix}\), the output after one roundtrip is: \(\mathbf{R_1} = \mathbf{M} \mathbf{ R_0}\)
After the second roundtrip: \(\mathbf{R_2} = \mathbf{M} \mathbf{ R_1}=\mathbf{M}^2 \mathbf{ R_0}\) and after \(n\) roundtrips: \(\mathbf{R_n} = \mathbf{M} \mathbf{ R_{n-1}}=\mathbf{M}^n \mathbf{ R_0}\).
Because of the principle of ‘ray reversibility’, the determinant of the ABCD matrix is one:
<IP_ADDRESS>. Eigen values and eigen vectors (eigen rays)
Each ray, \(R_0\), \(R_1\), \(R_2\), …. \(R_n\) can be written as a linear combination of the eigen rays, of the matrix \(\mathbf{M}\):
The eigen rays and eigen values can be found in the usual way by solving:
with \(\mathbf{R}^e_x\) and \(\lambda_x\) are the \(x^{th}\) eigen ray and eigen value respectively.
The solution is straightforward:
or:
using \(AD-BC=1\) we find the equation:
with the solution of two eigen values:
defining \(m\equiv\frac{A+D}{2}\) this can be written as:
The two eigen rays are found as follows:
Taking \(\theta_{a,b}\) equal to arbitrary, complex values: \(\theta_{a,b}=\mu,\nu\) the eigen rays can be written as:
<IP_ADDRESS>. Collection of rays that can be confined to the resonator
Each ray in the resonator can be described by a linear combination of the two eigen rays:
where \(\mathbf{R}_0\) is the input ray and \(\mathbf{R}_n\) is the ray after \(n\) roundtrips. \(c_a\) and \(c_b\) are unknown, complex constants.
We define:
Two cases can be considered:
\(-1 \le m \le 1\): “Stable resonators”
with \(\cos(\phi)\equiv m\) it can be shown that:
\[\mathbf{R}_n=\mathbf{R}_0\cos(n\phi)+\mathbf{S}_0\sin(n\phi)\]\(|m| > 1\): “Unstable resonators”
with \(\cosh(\phi)\equiv m\) it can be shown that:
There are two classes of unstable resonators:
\(m>1\) : “positive branch”
\(m<-1\): “negative branch”
In what follows we will only consider case 1), stable resonators.
Of course the rays in the resonator must be real:
Because we only consider resonators with real \(\begin{bmatrix} A & B \\ C & D \\ \end{bmatrix}\) matrices, and because \(\phi=\arccos(m)=\arccos(\frac{A+D}{2})\), \(\cos(n\phi)\) and \(\sin(n\phi)\) are real.
Therefore we require:
It can be shown that:
and that:
with:
\(0\le \alpha \le 2\pi\) and \(c\) are arbitrary, real parameters. They define a ray that is confined to and can propagate through the resonator.
When dealing with “second moments” in the next paragraph we will see that \(z_1\) is the distance from the reference plane (input to the\(\begin{bmatrix} A & B \\ C & D \\ \end{bmatrix}\) system) to the “beam waist” and that \(z_R\) is equal to the “Rayleigh length”.
In the following Python script we calculate the propagation of a large number of rays in the resonator.
(Source code
, png
, hires.png
, pdf
)
<IP_ADDRESS>. Second moments
The envelope of the bundle of rays and other parameters can be found using second moments.
For the input rays:
we find for the second moment of \(y_0\):
In a similar way we find for the second moments of \(\theta_0\) and \(y_0\theta_0\):
In general we want to know the rays at a distance \(z'\) from the input-reference plane:
In other words we want to know \(\mathbf{R}(z',\alpha)\) for a given input ray \(\mathbf{R}_0=\mathbf{R}(0,\alpha)\) The ray at a distance \(z'\) can be found by propagating in free space (refractive index = 1):
Using \(\theta_0=\cos{\alpha}\) and \(z \equiv{z_1+z'}\) we find for the rays at a distance, \(z\), from the beam waist (at a distance \(z_1\) from the reference plane):
The second moments at \(z\) are now:
With \(w_0\equiv{w(0)}=\sqrt{2}cz_R\) we define the beam waist \(w_0\) at \(z=0\). The size of the beam at a distance, \(z\), from the waist is:
or:
This formula of the size of the beam (bundle of confined rays) is exactly the same as the formula of the beam size of a Gaussian beam modelled according to the theory of physical optics, based on Maxwell’s equations. Also, the beam-area doubles when propagating a distance, \(z_R\), from the waist:
according to the definition of the Rayleigh length. The beam size, \(w(z)\), is also plotted in the figure below executing the same Python script as before but now with the second moments included (black dashed curves).
(Source code
, png
, hires.png
, pdf
)
<IP_ADDRESS>. Wavefront radius
The radius of the wavefront can be found as follows: From the figure it follows that:
Also:
So, we find for the radius of the wavefront at large values of z:
<IP_ADDRESS>. Brightness
The following parameter, called the Brightness of the beam, does not change while propagating the beam:
<IP_ADDRESS>. Get the constant \(c\)
The constant \(c\) is still unknown and can be obtained by using Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation or by comparing the results with the formulas obtained using physical optics, the solution of the wave equation.
a) Heisenberg:
The angle, \(\beta\), is given by:
The Heisenberg relation for the uncertainty of the impulse and position in the transverse direction, \(y\), of a photon is given by:
Assume that the uncertainty of the impulse, \(p_z=\frac{h}{\lambda}\), \(\Delta{p_z}\) in the z direction is zero, the angle, \(\beta\) is also given by:
So, from:
it follows that:
The constant, \(c\) is:
b) Compare with physical optics solution:
For a round beam the Rayleigh length is:
using \(z_R=\frac{w_0}{\sqrt{2}c}\) we find for the constant \(c\):
(There is a slight difference with the Heisenberg method. Maybe this is due to the slab geometry versus cylinder geometry? Comments are welcome!)


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LibDriver SGP30
2.0.0
SGP30 full function drive
|
driver sgp30 source file More...
#include "driver_sgp30.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_set_tvoc_baseline (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t tvoc_baseline) |
| set the chip tvoc baseline More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_tvoc_inceptive_baseline (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *tvoc_baseline) |
| get the chip tvoc inceptive baseline More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_iaq_init (sgp30_handle_t *handle) |
| initialize the chip iaq More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_soft_reset (sgp30_handle_t *handle) |
| soft reset the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_serial_id (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t id[3]) |
| get the chip serial id More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_measure_iaq (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *co2_eq_ppm, uint16_t *tvoc_ppb) |
| get the iaq measure result More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_iaq_baseline (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *tvoc, uint16_t *co2_eq) |
| get the chip iaq baseline More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_set_iaq_baseline (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t tvoc, uint16_t co2_eq) |
| set the chip iaq baseline More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_set_absolute_humidity (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t humidity) |
| set the chip absolute_humidity More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_absolute_humidity_convert_to_register (sgp30_handle_t *handle, float temp, float rh, uint16_t *reg) |
| convert the absolute humidity to the register data More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_measure_test (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *result) |
| run the chip measure test More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_feature_set (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint8_t *product_type, uint8_t *product_version) |
| get the chip feature More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_measure_raw (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *tvoc, uint16_t *co2_eq) |
| get the iaq measure raw result More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_init (sgp30_handle_t *handle) |
| initialize the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_deinit (sgp30_handle_t *handle) |
| close the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_read (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t *co2_eq_ppm, uint16_t *tvoc_ppb) |
| read the iaq measure result More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_set_reg (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t reg, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| set the chip register More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_get_reg (sgp30_handle_t *handle, uint16_t reg, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| get the chip register More... | |
| uint8_t | sgp30_info (sgp30_info_t *info) |
| get chip information More... | |
driver sgp30 source file
Copyright (C) LibDriver 2015-2021 All rights reserved
The MIT License (MIT)
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
| Date | Version | Author | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021/03/07 | 2.0 | Shifeng Li | format the code |
| 2020/11/05 | 1.0 | Shifeng Li | first upload |
Definition in file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define CHIP_NAME "Sensirion SGP30" |
| #define DRIVER_VERSION 2000 |
driver version
Definition at line 50 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define MANUFACTURER_NAME "Sensirion" |
manufacturer name
Definition at line 44 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define MAX_CURRENT 48.8f |
chip max current
Definition at line 47 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_ADDRESS (0x58 << 1) |
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_GET_FEATURE_SET 0x202F |
get feature set command
Definition at line 66 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_GET_IAQ_BASELINE 0x2015 |
get iaq baseline command
Definition at line 62 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_GET_SERIAL_ID 0x3682 |
get serial id command
Definition at line 71 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_GET_TVOC_INCEPTIVE_BASELINE 0x20B3 |
get tvoc inceptive baseline command
Definition at line 68 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_IAQ_INIT 0x2003 |
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_MEASURE_IAQ 0x2008 |
measure iaq command
Definition at line 61 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_MEASURE_RAW 0x2050 |
measure raw command
Definition at line 67 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_MEASURE_TEST 0x2032 |
measure test command
Definition at line 65 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_SET_ABSOLUTE_HUMIDITY 0x2061 |
set absolute humidity command
Definition at line 64 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_SET_IAQ_BASELINE 0x201E |
set iaq baseline command
Definition at line 63 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_SET_TVOC_BASELINE 0x2077 |
set tvoc baseline command
Definition at line 69 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_COMMAND_SOFT_RESET 0x0006 |
soft reset command
Definition at line 70 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_CRC8_INIT 0xFF |
Definition at line 77 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SGP30_CRC8_POLYNOMIAL 0x31 |
crc8 definition
Definition at line 76 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_MAX 1.98f |
chip max supply voltage
Definition at line 46 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_MIN 1.62f |
chip min supply voltage
Definition at line 45 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define TEMPERATURE_MAX 85.0f |
chip max operating temperature
Definition at line 49 of file driver_sgp30.c.
| #define TEMPERATURE_MIN -40.0f |
chip min operating temperature
Definition at line 48 of file driver_sgp30.c.


Viewing a Message
How to view a message sent to you using either your User Profile or using a standalone Message Center module. Note: The images used in this tutorial use the User Profile page, rather than the Message Center module.
- Click the Check Messages button. Note: The number of new messages is displayed beside this button - OR - Navigate to a Message Center module.
- Optional. Click either the Sent or Archived tabs to view messages in either of these folders if the required message isn't in your Inbox.
- The latest messages for the selected folder are now displayed.
- If the required message isn't displayed, click the Load More link to view additional messages. You can also filter messages by clicking on the Select button and then choosing to view either All, None, Read or Unread messages.
- Click on the message title link to read the message in full. Note: This will mark the message as read, however you can choose to keep the message marked as unread by clicking the Mark as Unread link.
- Optional. Click the Messages link in the Menu or click the Messages tab to return to the Message Center. Alternatively, you can reply to the message. See "Replying to a Message"


Warren Tops Field in Speaking Time, Yang Dead Last
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) led the Democrat field in speaking time during Wednesday evening’s Democrat debate, and Andrew Yang (D) placed last, according to the Washington Post’s analysis following the debate.
by Hannah BleauThe Washington Post, which co-hosted the debate alongside MSNBC, showed that the Massachusetts senator led the field in speaking time, with 13.4 minutes. Mayor Pete Buttigieg (D) followed with 12.8 minutes, and Joe Biden (D) came in third with 12.6 minutes.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) spoke 11.8 minutes, and Sens. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Kamala Harris (D-CA) tied with roughly 11.5 minutes each. Yang came in dead last with less than seven minutes of speaking time:
CNN’s estimates, although slightly different, still placed Warren first and Yang last:
ABC’s analysis also showed a slightly different order but remained consistent with the others as far as Warren’s and Yang’s speaking status:
It comes to little surprise that Yang received the least amount of speaking time, as moderators ignored him for the first 32 minutes of the debate.


N-Power Beneficiaries To Be Sacked After October Stipend Payment?
by Emmanuel EgobiambuThere have been rumours that beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme will be sacked after the payment of the October 2019 stipend, Concise News has learned.
This news medium understands that beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme have not been paid their October 2019 stipend by the federal government.
This has caused groaning among the beneficiaries as well as speculations that the scheme is coming to an end.
According to one of the speculations making the rounds among beneficiaries, President Muhammadu Buhari’s government is too broke to carry on with the scheme.
The rumour noted that it was the lack of finance that caused the delay in the payment of the October 2019 stipend, with the government no longer interested in continuing with it.
However, checks by this news platform understands that (as at the time of this report), the government has not made any statement to that effect.
In fact, there has not been any official statement about the delay in the payment of the October 2019 stipends.
Beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme are thus urged to disregard the rumour as the scheme has not said it would sack them.


WITNESS LIST Legislative Oversight of Long-Term Care Committee December 19, 2001 - 9:00A Long Term Care ON: Fulton, Deborah (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX Leo, Mike (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Millard, Nancy (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Murdock, Steve Director (Texas State Data Center), College Station, TX Warren, Don (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX


jl777c
07-Jun-19 08:24 PM
everybody got special tx 1) (the dust) and it is up to each user to send it to the proper claim address
if it doesnt match, then it becomes disputed
this is how we prevent the hacker from making a false claim
but it means you MUST make your claim ASAP if you havent, as the hacker could make a claim and if you dont claim, then it wont be disputed


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Generic credentials class, used for any API version.
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| [R] | credentials | Hash of credentials (credential key to value) |
| [R] | environment | The environment being used (production, sandbox) |
| [RW] | use_mcc | Whether we’re making MCC-level requests |
| [RW] | validate_only | Whether we’re making validate-only requests |
Constructor for AdWordsCredentials.
Args:
credentials: Hash of credentials (credential key to value). E.g.:
{ 'developerToken' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'useragent' => 'Sample User Agent', 'password' => 'password', 'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'clientEmail' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'applicationToken' => 'IGNORED', 'environment' => 'SANDBOX' }
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 147 147: def initialize(credentials=nil) 148: @credentials = {} 149: @environment = nil 150: @auth_token = nil 151: @handlers = [] 152: @use_mcc = false 153: @validate_only = false 154: credentials = get_defaults() if credentials.nil? 155: credentials.each do |key, value| 156: # 'environment' shouldn't go in the credentials array, and we'll ignore 157: # 'alternateUrl' to avoid errors on upgraders' apps. 158: if (key =~ /^alternateUrl/) && (credentials["environment"].nil?) 159: raise AdWords::Error::Error, 160: "'alternateUrl' is no longer supported. Please consult the " + 161: "Readme on how to use 'environment' instead." 162: elsif !(key =~ /^environment/) 163: @credentials[key] = value 164: end 165: end 166: 167: # The user agent header differs in v13 (useragent) and v2009 (userAgent). 168: # Properly populate both values, and use the name of the program ($0) if 169: # nothing is given. 170: user_agent = 'adwords4r: %s' % (@credentials['useragent'] || 171: @credentials['userAgent'] || $0) 172: @credentials['useragent'] = @credentials['userAgent'] = user_agent 173: 174: # The properties file may include the clientEmail in a clientId property. 175: # clientId might be a clientCustomerId, though, so check to make sure it 176: # is an email address before assigning it to clientEmail. 177: # clientCustomerIds don't seem to be supported elsewhere in this client 178: # library, so ignore them. 179: if @credentials['clientEmail'].nil? and @credentials['clientId'] and 180: @credentials['clientId'].include?('@') 181: @credentials['clientEmail'] = @credentials['clientId'] 182: end 183: 184: # Normalize 'token' to 'developerToken' 185: if @credentials['developerToken'].nil? and @credentials['token'] 186: @credentials['developerToken'] = @credentials['token'] 187: @credentials.delete('token') 188: end 189: 190: # Set environment 191: if credentials['environment'].nil? 192: # Get default environment 193: @environment = AdWords::Service.get_default_environment 194: elsif !(Service.get_environments.include?(credentials['environment'])) 195: raise AdWords::Error::Error, 196: "Unknown environment: #{credentials['environment']}" 197: else 198: @environment = credentials['environment'] 199: end 200: 201: # Fix potential problems with changing clientEmail, by forcing it to be 202: # created 203: @credentials['clientEmail'] = '' if @credentials['clientEmail'].nil? 204: 205: # Check for environment mismatches. 206: validate_headers_for_server 207: 208: @credentials.each do |key, value| 209: @handlers << Pre2009HeaderHandler.new(key, self) 210: end 211: end
Returns the authentication token used with >= v2009 requests. Generates it if there’s no valid token already generated.
Returns: The auth token (as a string).
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 265 265: def auth_token 266: generate_auth_token if @auth_token.nil? 267: return @auth_token 268: end
Returns the client customer ID currently being used (dependent on whether MCC-level requests are enabled or disabled)
Returns: Client customer ID if use_mcc is false, empty string otherwise
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 233 233: def client_customer_id 234: if @use_mcc 235: return '' 236: else 237: return @credentials['clientCustomerId'] 238: end 239: end
Returns the client email currently being used (dependent on whether MCC-level requests are enabled or disabled)
Returns: Client email if use_mcc is false, empty string otherwise
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 219 219: def client_email 220: if @use_mcc 221: return '' 222: else 223: return @credentials['clientEmail'] 224: end 225: end
Overloads the ‘dup’ method for AdWordsCredentials to correctly duplicate objects of this class.
Returns: Duplicated AdWordsCredentials object
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 320 320: def dup 321: creds = @credentials.dup 322: # Remove the prepended 'adwords4r: ' string before creating the duplicate 323: creds['userAgent']['adwords4r: '] = '' 324: creds['environment'] = @environment unless @environment.nil? 325: return AdWordsCredentials.new(creds) 326: end
Generates a new authentication token used with >= v2009 requests. The generated token is stored and can later be accessed with auth_token. It should only be necessary for user code to invoke this if the first token expires.
Returns: The auth token (as a string).
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 278 278: def generate_auth_token 279: email = @credentials['email'] 280: password = @credentials['password'] 281: 282: if email.nil? 283: raise AdWords::Error::AuthError, 284: 'Email address not included in credentials.' 285: end 286: 287: if password.nil? 288: raise AdWords::Error::AuthError, 'Password not included in credentials.' 289: end 290: 291: hostname, port, use_ssl = AdWords::Service.get_auth_server(@environment) 292: @auth_token = AdWords::AuthToken::get_token(email, password, hostname, 293: port, use_ssl) 294: return @auth_token 295: end
Return a list of handlers to be inserted into the driver’s handler list.
Args:
version: API version being used. Must be an integer.
driver: the driver for the service being handled
Returns: The list of handlers (subclasses of SOAP::Header::SimpleHandler)
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 250 250: def get_handlers(version, driver) 251: if version.is_a? Integer and version <= 13 then 252: return @handlers 253: else 254: namespace = AdWords::Service.get_namespace_v2009(driver) 255: return [V2009HeaderHandler.new(self, namespace, version)] 256: end 257: end
Change one of the authentication headers.
Args:
header: the name for the header being changed.
value: the new value for the header.
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# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 303 303: def set_header(header, value) 304: # Invalidate previous auth token if necessary 305: @auth_token = nil if header == 'email' or header == 'password' 306: 307: @credentials.each_key do |key| 308: if key == header then 309: @credentials[key] = value 310: end 311: end 312: end