tcp-async, as the name implies, handles TCP connections reactively using Akka I/O.
Thanks to akka-io, tcp-async
can serve high amount of requests concurrently. Whole application is designed to be reactive top to bottom.
We've created a few options for handling requests. Writing incoming data to a MySQL database, making an API call, and an Echo Server for the simplest. For those handlers we've used some open source libraries which will be mentioned later.
Every configuration data stands in application.conf. This helps us to keep all configurations together.
When the application starts, configuration is loaded to a
Conf object.
Application uses this object when needed instead of reading .conf
file every time.
val uri = Conf.apiUrl + data.utf8String.trim
// Instead of:
// val config = ConfigFactory.load
// config.checkValid(ConfigFactory.defaultReference)
// val uri = config.getString("api.url") + data.utf8String.trim
For more information, please see
typesafe config.
TODO
TODO
TODO
The entrance of our application contain two lines of code. First, an Actor System definition:
val system = ActorSystem("server")
And a Server actor definition which is our next subject:
val service = system.actorOf(TcpServer.props(EchoHandlerProps), "ServerActor")
Server actor instance takes a HandlerProps parameter in order to change the behavior of the server.
tcp-async
provides three sample Handlers:
EchoHandler
DbHandler
ApiHandler
Server
is an actor waiting for connections which can be made over HTTP, TCP or UDP. You should implement a Server actor for the type you wish to use.
tcp-async
comes with a built in TcpServer.
Eeach Server actor binds to an InetSocketAdress. In this case, TcpServer listens for incoming Tcp connections with the following binding:
IO(Tcp) ! Bind(self, new InetSocketAddress(Conf.appHostName, Conf.appPort))
Just below that, you can see receive
function:
override def receive = {
case CommandFailed(_: Bind) => context stop self
case Connected(remote, local) =>
val handler = context.actorOf(handlerProps.props(sender))
sender ! Register(handler)
}
receive
creates a new
Handler
and registers it to sender. Which means server creates a connection with sender.
But the key part here is that connection with sender(client) is not managed by server itself.
Every connection is handled by a Handler actor instance.
That means Server actor doesn't need to deal with them.
Thus there is no impediment about connection count. According to load tests we have made,
10K requests can be easily handled by tcp-async.
Remember, 10K actors doesn't mean 10K threads.
You must define which Handler you wish to use while creating the server.
val service = system.actorOf(TcpServer.props(EchoHandlerProps), "ServerActor")
Handlers will be described next.
Handler is an Actor which decides what to do with incoming requests.
def receive: Receive = {
case Received(data) =>
data.utf8String.trim match {
case str => received(str)
// ...
}
}
// ...
Concrete handlers should implement the
received
function which describes what kind of messages it can handle
along with the implementation of how the messages should be processed.
def received(str: String): Unit
Incoming data type is ByteString and contains a newline character at the end. Thats why we convert and trim it before use:
val convertedData = data.utf8String.trim
Handler takes sender actor as a parameter. Communication with the remote client is performed using this ActorRef.
abstract class Handler(val connection: ActorRef) extends Actor{
// ...
}
EchoHandler, as you can guess, echoes incoming message.
def received(data: String) = connection ! Write(ByteString(data + "\n"))
DbHandler writes incoming message to a MySQL database and returns all the data in database to sender.
Note: In order to use DbHandler, you must have a MySQL Database and valid database configuration for it.
As in EchoHandler, incoming data type is ByteString. Also response must be ByteString too.
connection ! Write(ByteString("data to return"))
We used postgresql/mysql-async as MySql driver.
postgresql/mysql-async
is an async, Netty based database driver for MySQL and PostgreSQL written in Scala.
In db folder, you can see two object definitions which are required for db actions.
Pool
defines a connection pool for using database and keeps certain amount of connections which are always ready to use. When you execute a query, if there is an avaliable connection, query is executed on Db. If not, query is pushed into queue. If queue is full(queue size defined in
application.conf)
throws PoolExhaustedException
. Connections are returned back to pool after execution is
done.
DB is used to execute queries.
def execute(query: String, values: Any*): Future[QueryResult] = {
if ( values.size > 0 )
pool.sendPreparedStatement(query, values)
else
pool.sendQuery(query)
}
If values
parameter isn't defined, query is executed as raw query. This means, no parameter binding, no prepared statement. Otherwise query is assumed as prepared statement and executed with given values.
If you only need ResultSet
, you can use fetch
:
def fetch(query: String, values: Any*): Future[Option[ResultSet]] =
execute(query, values).map(_.rows)
Example of fetching data from database is given below:
for {
queryResult <- DB.fetch("YourQuery")
resultSet <- queryResult
result <- resultSet
} yield result
ApiHandler makes Api calls to Google Elevation Api. Google elevation api simply returns the elevation of given coordinates. To try it:
// Tcp connection:
telnet localhost 9999
// request
//41.020254,28.889898
// response
// {
// "results" : [
// {
// "elevation" : 74.11408233642578,
// "location" : {
// "lat" : 41.020254,
// "lng" : 28.889898
// },
// "resolution" :<PHONE_NUMBER>460938
// }
// ],
// "status" : "OK"
// }
We used
spray-client
to make Api calls asynchronously. spray-client
api call definition is in
Api.scala
sendReceive
produces a function (HttpRequest => Future[HttpResponse])
which you can make your HttpRequest with.
val pipeline = sendReceive
pipeline {
HttpRequest(method = "HttpMethod",
uri = "ApiUri",
entity = HttpEntity("contentType", "data"))
}
spray-client have useful features like Authentication or marshalling/unmarshalling from and to your custom types.
If you need a more basic Http server/client module, you can look at spray-can which spray client also uses under the hood.
postgresql/mysql-async has many more features than used in tutorial. Take a look at it.
You can also handle HTTP or UDP connections with Akka I/O.
You can define new Servers, Handlers or merge them according to your needs. May the reactive be with you.


Flyer is designed to simulate traveling in the vacuum of space. This means that once you apply some thrust in one direction, you travel at constant speed in that direction until you apply more thrust. There are no brakes. To stop, apply the appropriate amount of thrust in the opposite direction you are traveling.
The controls for movement are therefore very simple. You may spin left (counter clockwise), spin right (clockwise), or apply thrust. These actions start when the assigned keyboard key is pressed down, and continue until the key is released. With practice, navigation will become natural.
To simulate the vastness of space, there are no walls or barriers in Flyer. Any object that moves off the screen will appear on the opposite side. This includes the player, the foes, and even missiles.
Although fast and nimble, your ship is very fragile. Contact with any objection will lead to immediate destruction.
Your weapons are missiles that launch at constant (relative) velocity in the direction you are facing. They are quite powerful, and will destroy any object they encounter. They only last a fixed amount of time, however, so your range is limited. Only up to eight missiles may appear at the same time, so use them sparingly.


CDC Class Host Mode Configuration and State Structure.  An instance of this structure should be made within the user application, and passed to each of the CDC class driver functions as the CDCInterfaceInfo parameter. This stores each CDC interface's configuration and state information.
| struct { ... } USB_ClassInfo_CDC_Host_t::Config |
Config data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section must be set or the interface will fail to enumerate and operate correctly.
Interface index of the CDC-ACM control interface within the attached device.
| struct { ... } USB_ClassInfo_CDC_Host_t::ControlLineStates |
Current states of the virtual serial port's control lines between the device and host.
Indicates if the CDC interface's IN data pipe should use double banking.
Pipe number of the CDC interface's IN data pipe.
Size in bytes of the CDC interface's IN data pipe.
Indicates if the CDC interface's OUT data pipe should use double banking.
Pipe number of the CDC interface's OUT data pipe.
Size in bytes of the CDC interface's OUT data pipe.
Control line states from the device to host, as a set of CDC_CONTROL_LINE_IN_* masks. This value is updated each time CDC_Host_USBTask() is called.
Control line states from the host to device, as a set of CDC_CONTROL_LINE_OUT_* masks - to notify the device of changes to these values, call the CDC_Host_SendControlLineStateChange() function.
Indicates if the current interface instance is connected to an attached device, valid after CDC_Host_ConfigurePipes() is called and the Host state machine is in the Configured state.
Line encoding used in the virtual serial port, for the device's information. This is generally only used if the virtual serial port data is to be reconstructed on a physical UART. When set by the host application, the CDC_Host_SetLineEncoding() function must be called to push the changes to the device.
Indicates if the CDC interface's notification pipe should use double banking.
Pipe number of the CDC interface's IN notification endpoint, if used.
Size in bytes of the CDC interface's IN notification pipe, if used.
| struct { ... } USB_ClassInfo_CDC_Host_t::State |
State data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section may be set to initial values, but may also be ignored to default to sane values when the interface is enumerated.


Owners are organization users that can manage the client configuration
No owners defined for this client.


- getAccepted() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns whether the Bid
has been accepted or not
- getArray() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.BidList
-
Returns the list as an ArrayList
- getArray() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.InstrumentList
-
Returns the list as an ArrayList
- getBid(int) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.BidList
-
Returns the Bid
at the supplied index
- getBid(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.BidList
-
Returns the Bid
with the supplied id
- getBidAmount() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns the amount the Bid
is for
- getBidderId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns the id of the User
that made the Bid
- getBids() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the Bid
s on the Instrument
- getBids() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns a BidList
containing all the pending Bid
s of the user
- getBorrowedById() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the id of the User
that is borrowing the Instrument
- getBorrowedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns an InstrumentList
containing all the borrowed Instrument
s of the user
- getCurrentUser() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns the User
that is currently logged in
- getCurrentUsersBiddedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns an InstrumentList
of all the Instrument
s that the currently
logged in User
has pending bids on
Returns null if no User
currently logged in
- getCurrentUsersBids() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns a BidList
of all the pending Bid
s of the currently logged
in User
Returns null if no User
currently logged in
- getCurrentUsersBorrowedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns an InstrumentList
of all the Instrument
s that are being
borrowed by the currently logged in User
Returns null if no User
currently logged in
- getCurrentUsersOwnedBorrowedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns an InstrumentList
of all the Instrument
s owned by the
currently logged in User
that have a status of borrowed
Returns null if no User
currently logged in
- getCurrentUsersOwnedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Returns an InstrumentList
of all the Instrument
s owned by the
currently logged in User
Returns null if no User
currently logged in
- getDescription() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the description of the Instrument
- getEmail() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns the user's email
- getId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns the id of the Bid
- getId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the id of the Bid
- getId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns the unique id of the user
- getInstrument(int) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.InstrumentList
-
Returns the Instrument
at the specified index
- getInstrument(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.InstrumentList
-
Returns the Instrument
with the specified id
- getInstrumentById(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Attempts to find the Instrument
with the supplied id
It returns the found Instrument
, or null if not found
- getInstrumentId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns the id of the Instrument
the bid is on
- getLargestBid() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the bid
with the largest bid amount on the Instrument
- getLatitude() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the latitude of the pick up location for the Instrument
- getLocation() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the location for the Instrument
- getLocationString() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the location of the Instrument
as a string
- getLongitude() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the longitude of the pick up location for the Instrument
- getMaxBid() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.BidList
-
Find the Bid
with the largest bid amount.
- getName() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the name of the Instrument
- getName() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns the user's username
- getNewBidFlag() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns true if the user has a new Bid
on an owned Instrument
- getOwnedBorrowedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns an InstrumentList
containing all the owned Instrument
s of the user that are currently borrowed
- getOwnedInstruments() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.User
-
Returns an InstrumentList
containing all the owned Instrument
s of the user
- getOwnerId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Bid
-
Returns the id of the User
that owns the Instrument
the bid is on
- getOwnerId() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the id of the User
that owns the Instrument
- getReturnedFlag() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns true if Instrument
recently returned by borrower
- getSampleAudioBase64() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the audio sample for the Instrument
or an empty string if no audio sample
- getStatus() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the status of Instrument
Is either "available", "bidded", or "borrowed"
- getThumbnail() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the thumbnail for the Instrument
- getThumbnailBase64() - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.Instrument
-
Returns the thumbnail for the Instrument
as a String
- getUser(int) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.UserList
-
Returns the User
at the supplied index
- getUser(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.models.UserList
-
Returns the User
referenced by the supplied id
- getUserById(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Searches for a User
with the supplied id
- getUserByName(String) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.controllers.Controller
-
Searches for a User
with the supplied username
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.BiddedInstrumentsAdapter
-
Handles assignment to different fields unique to this list type.
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.BidsAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.BorrowedInstrumentAdapter
-
Handles assignment to different fields unique to this list type.
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.LendedInstrumentsAdapter
-
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.OwnedInstrumentAdapter
-
Handles assignment to different fields unique to this list type.
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.adapters.SearchResultsAdapter
-
Handles assignment to different fields unique to this list type.
- goToMainMenu(View) - Method in class cmput301w16t08.scaling_pancake.activities.SearchInstrumentsActivity
-
Return to the MenuActivity


--- title: "Suuummmmerrrrr Tiiiime" date: "2020-07-02 00:00:00 -06:00" categories: - whats-blooming layout: "post" blog-banner: "whats-blooming-now-summer.jpg" post-date: "July 02, 2020" post-time: "12:00 PM" blog-image: "2020-07-01-wbn.jpg" published: true ---
It's summer, it's about to be a holiday weekend, and the Garden is open to the public... Time to social distance in the Garden!
A unique Milkweed with it's orange colored flowers.
The flowers appear for one day, but the plant continues to produce new blooms. They open at night and start fading the next day.
The fruits of this Utah native shrub are attractive to birds.
Just one of our many gorgeous Daylily cultivars. You'll have to visit to see the others!
This cultivar displays much larger blooms than the straight species.
This Utah native makes for a beautiful groundcover.
This is a vigorous Stonecrop that does well in hot sunny spots.
We hope to see you at a distance soon!


This package defines types for myfaces debuggging (not Myfaces itself but facelets files, Myfaces lifecycle etc.)
Aware
interfacesIdentify object that are capable to "know something" about important classes in JSF/Myfaces.
For example, the most important type in JSF is UIComponent -> ComponentAware; In Facelets Location (line/column in facelets file) is important -> LocationAware.
Example of usage. JSF/myfaces code throw many different kinds of exceptions. In exception handlig code client can use instanceof
if (e instanceof ComponentAware) { ComponentAware componentAware = (ComponentAware) e; }
to check if info about component is available.
Note: there is aAware
interface for each important type. Have all information in one big interface is not suitable, because we need to distinguish in client code:


--- layout: page title: About header-img: "img/about-bg.png" ---
I am a former retail store manager working on a career transition to full stack web development. I have recently re-discovered my love of programming and I am now taking the steps needed to turn that into a career. I want to do more with my life, and I'm looking for the way. The name of the blog comes from a quote by Miyamoto Musashi: "If you know the way broadly you will see it in everything."


“Ultimately, it is not our nation or culture but the very nature of our lives that is at stake. For how we spend the brutally limited resource of our attention will determine those lives to a degree most of us may prefer not to think about. As William James observed, we must reflect that, “when we reach the end of our days, our life experience will equal what we have paid attention to, whether by choice or default.” We are at risk, without quite fully realizing it, of living lives that are less our own than we imagine. The goal of what follows is to help us understand more clearly how the deal went down and what it means for all of us.”
This book is about the advertising industry and how it’s transformed over the years, influencing everything put in front of our eyeballs and earholes. It goes through the different eras of attention capture - print at first (large war propaganda posters), then radio and the birth of prime-time, up to TV and the Internet, all the way to our current mobile age.
Tim Wu’s an excellent storyteller; each of his chapters have clear hooks and narratives, and he likes to use a “question then answer” refrain to get you thinking about what might happen next, or why nobody ever thought to do X, before giving you the conclusion. And while you can enjoy this just for the history and fun facts, he also presents a larger thesis to think about as you travel through time. I highly recommend this book; Tim Wu will challenge your attention-spending habits; he’s given me a different framework for thinking about the products I make, the apps I use, the media I consume.
One neato tidbit I learned: the drive-in movie theatre originated in WWI-era Britain. To get people to volunteer for the army, the government made movie-in-a-van setups to go around and project war films on all the walls. The success of this and other methods of propaganda largely validated advertising as an industry - if it could get people to sign up by the millions to go die for their country, surely it could get people to buy stuff they don’t need.
My friend gave me this book, on condition I give it forward when I’m done (which is such an awesome tradition, and a compelling reason to buy physical books).


Computer Science, Class of 2021
Learn about the undergraduate and graduate programs offered, ongoing research, and news & events at the GWU School of Engineering and Applied Science
Here you will find information about the computer science degree programs, faculty, research, and announcements
Week 3: Optimizing Range and Height of Projectile
Week 3: Optimizing Power Delivered to a Load
Week 3: Optimizing Volume of a Box with Fixed Materials
My first semester at GW has overall been a positive experience. I have met lots of interesting people here and have taken advantage of the many opportunities SEAS and the university have to offer. Also, I have gained valuable knowledge through my classes. I look forward to the spring semester!
GW's dedication to innovation and entrepreneurship provides students the opportunity to make their ideas into reality. I appreciate that the university fosters creativity and leadership and that students here are encouraged to take risks and innovate.


This component is intended to be used to show some user information.
By default, if no datasource is provided (userInfo), the component will emit an event (getUserInfo) in order to get desired data.
This component has no HTML children.


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The capital city of Italy and a special comune. Rome also serves as the capital of the Lazio region. It is the centre of the Metropolitan City of Rome, which has a population of 4.3 million residents. The Vatican City is an independent country inside the city boundaries of Rome, the only existing example of a country within a city: for this reason Rome has been often defined as capital of two states.
is a city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region. It is situated across a group of 118 small islands that are separated by canals and linked by bridges, of which there are 400. Parts of Venice are renowned for the beauty of their settings, their architecture, and artwork. The lagoon and a part of the city are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
is the capital and largest city in the Czech Republic, the 14th largest city in the European Union and also the historical capital of Bohemia. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava river, the city is home to about 1.3 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of 2.6 million. The city has a temperate climate, with warm summers and chilly winters.
meaning "White Mountain ", is the highest mountain in the Alps and the highest in Europe west of Russia's Caucasus peaks. It rises 4,808.7 m (15,777 ft) above sea level and is ranked 11th in the world in topographic prominence. The mountain stands in a range called the Graian Alps, between the regions of Aosta Valley, Italy, and Savoie and Haute-Savoie, France. The location of the summit is on the watershed line between the valleys of Ferret and Veny in Italy and the valleys of Montjoie, and Arve in France. The Mont Blanc massif is popular for hiking, skiing, and snowboarding.
is the capital and largest city of Poland. The metropolis stands on the Vistula River in east-central Poland and its population is officially estimated at 1.765 million residents within a greater metropolitan area of 3.101 million residents, which makes Warsaw the 8th most-populous capital city in the European Union. Warsaw is an alpha global city, a major international tourist destination, and a significant cultural, political and economic hub. Moreover, its historical Old Town was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
is the cathedral church of Milan, Lombardy, Italy. Dedicated to St Mary of the Nativity, it is the seat of the Archbishop of Milan, currently Archbishop Mario Delpini. The cathedral took nearly six centuries to complete. It is the largest church in Italy (the larger St. Peter's Basilica is in the State of Vatican City) and the third largest in the world


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Class Node
Class Node
Indirect known subclasses
Tokamak\Dom\HTMLDocumentNamespace: Tokamak\Dom
Package: Tokamak\Dom
Throws: RuntimeException
Located at Dom/Node.php
abstract public
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Append one Node instance as a child of another. Must be implemented differently for Element and Component, because the former is a single element that can have children, whereas the latter can represent a list of multiple top-level elements and components. Meanwhile, Document appends children to the top-level DOMDocument instance. |
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Syntactic sugar for constructing and then appending a new Element. Abstracts away the need to pass the ancestor DOMDocument to the child. |
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Syntactic sugar for constructing and then appending a new Component. Abstracts away the need to pass the ancestor DOMDocument to the child. If a user-defined Component class of the requested name is not found, will look in the Tokamak\Dom\Components namespace for a built-in component class. |
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Add a DOMNode to the queue of nodes that will be appended to this node's parent. |
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Remove a DOMNode from the queue of nodes to be appended to the parent and return it. |
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xdg-desktop-menu
Command-line tool for installing or uninstalling desktop menu items.
More information: home page
- Install an application to the desktop menu system:
xdg-desktop-menu install path/to/file.desktop
- Install an application to the desktop menu system with the vendor prefix check disabled:
xdg-desktop-menu install --novendor path/to/file.desktop
- Uninstall an application from the desktop menu system:
xdg-desktop-menu uninstall path/to/file.desktop
- Force an update of the desktop menu system:
xdg-desktop-menu forceupdate --mode user|system


Hello,
I'm french and i will try to explain my problem.
I mount an emonTx and a rfm12pi without problem.
I upload firmware to emontx and plug the rfm12pi to my RaspberryPi.
Then I start installation of emoncms (I'm linux administrator). All seem to be ok, but nothing work at the end :-(
When I go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms, the "register" button don't work.
I look in the mysql db: 7 tables:
mysql> show tables ;
+-------------------+
| Tables_in_emoncms |
+-------------------+
| dashboard |
| feeds |
| input |
| multigraph |
| raspberrypi |
| rememberme |
| users |
+-------------------+
7 rows in set (0.01 sec)
But, no data in any table (I don't know if this is normal)?
Even when I try to register, there is no data...?
I search for informations, logs, etc... without success...
Have got idea to help me?
Thx,
Ughy.
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
What format are you using for your username? are you using other than 'a-z 0-9 underscore and dash' characters?
If so, try using the username 'ughy' and see if you are able to register.
Paul
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
i try username ughy without success...
perhaps it's a macosx problem?
I try with chrome and firefox on macosx.
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
Y a-t-il des erreurs dans le log d'apache ?
Est-ce que mod-rewrite est installé ?
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
Pfffff... quel boulet... Merci beaucoup, c'était bien le modrewrite qui n'y était pas...
Merci beaucoup pour le coup de main!
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
[EN] Solved. mod-rewrite was missing.
Re: PI + Emoncms + RFM12Pi + emonTx
Das ist eine gute Nachricht, ich freue mich, dass Sie habe es funktioniert.
Paul


The Story Behind BoonDockr.com
"There's a map in my room, on the wall of my room and I've got big, BIG plans". - Front Bottoms
Who is BoonDockr?
Our "road name" is WanderingBurgers, Below makes up the BoonDockr Crew/Staff/Founders/Interns:
Justin
Justin enjoys long walks in places with bears, playing the guitar and exploring places No other human in an airstream has gone
Cindy
Art & fart jokes are her forte.
Abby
AKA "The fitness instructor" if Abby had her way we'd be exploring this entire country on foot, while running, with legs weights on.


I’ve updated this to a proper component implementation that can be found here.
I’ve updated this component to allow for keyboard and forward/back navigation. I’m still improving it, refactoring, but it is almost finished.
Here is the original post.
The Updated: Continuous scrolling image thumbnail and slideshow component for Flex. by Joel Hooks, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.


Sistine CLI
Sistine is distributed as a single command-line utility called sistine
, written in Ink. You can find a bash script that invokes it in the repository as sistine
. The script errors and bails if Ink is not found on the system $PATH
.
(If you know what you're doing, you can also run the Sistine CLI manually by running ./src/main.ink
with Ink.)
sistine build
builds the static site described and configured in the current folder into ./public
. If any necessary files or folders cannot be found, it will error. This is the default command that runs when sistine
is invoked without any arguments.
sistine help
prints the help menu in the CLI and exits.


I have a mr2 pv router which I purchased from "richmc", which was ready built. I recently had a power cut and it stopped working !
I finally sorted out how to re-program the "arduino uno" with blink and reloaded the pv- router-mini and got it working. However, I have lost the original. INO file. I am not sure what to reload to get it to work as it did originally.
Could someone please advise as what I should do.
Many thanks
Phill
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Rich is back on these forums, so I hope he'll see this and respond.
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
I did leave him a message about a week ago and got no response thats why i put it out to the forum
many thanks
phill
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
The system doesn't send emails (it's a long-standing bug) so PM me or revive this thread if Rich doesn't respond, and I'll do some checking for you.
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
thanks Robert for letting me know
phill
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Hi Phill,
As far as I'm aware, Rich would have used my original Mk2 sketch, namely Mk2_PV_Router.ino. Soon after this, I released a simplified version, Mk2_PV_Router_mini.ino, which works in the same way. Both sketches are on my Summary Page. Although not the latest versions, those original (greyed out) sketches should still work as intended. Maybe some of the IO port numbers need to be changed?
If you're still stuck, send me a PM and I'm sure we'll be able to get your system working again soon.
Robin
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Robin, would Phill be better to go with your latest, changing I/O allocations if necessary to suit Rich's boards? (I very nearly wrote that I thought any of your sketches would work given those changes might be necessary.)
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Hi. I'm really not sure what I am doing with this pv router. I have tried to load your file from mk2 pv router controller with triac. Is this the same file, as it would not download? It kept coming up with downloading errors.
I'm not really up to date with programming, so any advice would be great.
Can you clarify "PM".
Many thanks
Phill
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
"PM" means Private Message. Click on Robin's name, his profile will appear and at the bottom "Send this user a private message". Follow your nose from there!
"Is this the same file, as it would not download?" Do you mean download from this website onto your computer, or load into your Router? What error messages did you see?
Here are the zipped files that you need (one or the other, your choice. Robin advises the second simpler one.):
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sites/default/files/Mk2_PV_Router.ino_.zip
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sites/default/files/Mk2_PV_Router_mini_2.ino_.zip
It is a Zip file that you download from here, so you need to unzip it to get a file called "Mk2_PV_Router.ino", (or "Mk2_PV_Router_mini.ino") and it's that which you open with the Arduino IDE and load into your router.
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Can you clarify "PM".
"Private Message". I'll send you one which should appear as Message[1] at the upper RHS of your forum screen. Then we can sort this out on a 1:1 basis.
Thanks for the suggestion Robert, I'm not sure either how Rich configured the complete systems that he supplied.
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
Robin, would Phill be better to go with your latest, changing I/O allocations if necessary to suit Rich's boards?
Robert, as far as I'm aware, all Mk2 sketches of mine on the forum have used the same IO ports as for the emonTx V2, i.e. analog 2 for the voltage sensor and analog 1 for the 'grid' current. So no changes should be needed if a later sketch is used. For Mk2i rev6, which supports a second current sensor, I've used analog 0.
From the photo of Rich's own Mk2 system, the connecting wires appear to be just plugged into the IO port strips of the Arduino. As expected, only A1 and A2 have wires connected to them:
For my own PCB, I've reallocated these port IDs to improve the layout, so the equivalent sketches on my website reflect this change. For use with an emonTx V3, the port IDs would need to be changed again.
Re: mk2-pv-router ino file
This is the same router as I have got but the Arduino board has the reset button to the left next to the usb port at the bottom and a Removable chipset all connections are the same
thanks phill


Psalms 5:4
For thou art not a God that hath pleasure in wickedness: neither shall evil dwell with thee.


Resources
Download Resource ListMixed Receptive Language Disorder
wikipedia.orgLanguage Disorders
healthline.comTreatment for MERLD in Buffalo, NY
delawarepeds.com10 great words to teach young high-schoolers - 01/18
Banterspeech.com.auWhat teachers need to know about language disorders
weareteachers.comMERLD World Magazine
merldworld.weebly.comMixed Receptive-Expressive Language Disorder - Military Special Needs Network
msnnblog.comWhat is MERLD? Homeschooling Children with a language disorder - Year Round Homeschooling with Misty Leask
yearroundhomeschooling.com7 Must Have MERLD Resorces - A Little R & R by Rosilind
rosilindjukic.comWhy we chose to homeschool our MERLD son - A Little R & R by Rosilind
rosilindjukic.com6 Things to Know About Homeschooling a kid with MERLD - A Little R & R by Rosilind
rosilindjukic.comHoliday Speech Language Therapy: Receptive-Expressive Bingo & Activity Set
teacherspayteachers.comReceptive Expressive Checklist
teacherspayteachers.comLiterally Speaking: The MERLD World Survival Kit Parent-Teacher Workbook - by Cie L. Hosmer
amazon.com


Buttercup Gold and Other Stories
by Ellen Robena Field
“How the Raindrops and Sunbeams Helped”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1894
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Field, E.R. (1894) Buttercup Gold and Other Stories Bangor: C. H. Glass
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 516
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: 19th century literature, children's literature, short stories
- ✎ Cite This
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One morning Mother Nature looked about her, and said: “My children have had such a nice long rest and it will do them good, for they have a busy summer before them. It is time to go to work now, and as some of the babies just won’t wake up till they have to, I must send for my helpers at once.” The long days carried her messages, which in our language would have read something like this:—
My Dear Helpers, Sunbeams, and Raindrops:—
You are needed down here on earth. It is time to dress my plant children, and give them work to do. The birds must be called back from the South, and the cocoons must be opened so that my butterflies can come out. I shall have to make good soil and get my clover beds ready for the honey makers. Come at once, as some have been sleeping too long already. Whisper to the trees as you pass that it is time they were budding, Be gentle with all, for they are my children, and I love them.
Good-bye, from your
Mother Nature
This she directed to the Sunbeams at Blue Sky Park, and the Raindrops at Cloud Land. When the message reached these little helpers, they started off at once to obey the call, and the sun gave such a merry laugh, that Grandma came to the door of the farm house and remarked: “How warm it is today, quite like spring; I believe I will set out my geraniums.” But just then a silvery voice said: “Wait a little while longer till we make the ground soft,” and pop came a raindrop upon the dear old lady’s nose, and she hurried into the house, saying “What queer weather we are having! first sun and then rain.” Then the Raindrops and Sunbeams smiled at each other, and danced more merrily, for they knew what good work they were doing to the great brown house where the flowers dwell.
The tap, tap, of the Raindrops wake them up, and when they raised their sleepy heads and felt the warm kisses of the Sunbeams, they were glad and began to grow. Soft breezes called to the leaves to come out, and soon the brown coats which the trees had worn all winter were replaced by new green dresses. Pussywillow and snowdrop were the first to herald the spring, and crocus and violet soon followed. Out in the woods blossomed tiny pink and white May flowers. Little seeds burst off their jackets and sent up green plumes. Then Mother Nature called her helpers again and told them to search for the lilies, and dress them in white robes for Easter. And so each beautiful flower came again—and the birds sang once more, and the children were glad that spring had come again. The little helpers had done their work well, and were happy—and every one thanked God for the spring.


Hello. I´m Giancarlo Rondo.
I´m a full-stack web developer.
Hello. I´m Giancarlo Rondo.
I´m a full-stack web developer.
Full Stack Developer - Information Technology
Web Application Developnent - Information Technology
Qualified accountant specialized in Public Administration
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Seed
Perterbation
Elevation range
River width
Park threshold
Beach radius
Layer
Min segment length
randomize
download png
show neighborhoods
show urban
re-calculate roads


Find Cat Buses
Find
Cat Bus Route #
Cat Bus #
Next Stop
Distance (mi)
Sorry, there are no nearby cat buses. You have to walk. Good exercise for ya.


{% extends "layouts/base.html" %}
{% block title %} About US {% endblock %}
{% block body_class %} about-us {% endblock %}
{% block stylesheets %}{% endblock stylesheets %}
{% block content %}
{% include 'includes/navigation-transparent.html' %}
We get insulted by others, lose trust for those We get back freezes
We get insulted by others, lose trust for those We get back freezes
We get insulted by others, lose trust for those We get back freezes
We get insulted by others, lose trust for those We get back freezes
Website visitors today demand a frictionless user expericence — especially when using search. Because of the hight standards.
There’s nothing I really wanted to do in life that I wasn’t able to get good at. That’s my skill.
Of “high-performing” level are led by a certified project manager
That meets quality standards required by our users
Actively engage team members that finishes on time
Your company may not be in the software business, but eventually, a software company will be in your business.


--- layout: project title: Test Equipment subtitle: Brisbane description: E-Commerce System Development image: testequipment/testequipment.png ---


Welcome to the Feeds Aggregator service API. Try any of our APIS:
GraphQL API
-
GraphQL introspection GUI if enabled
REST API
-
Swagger introspection GUI if enabled
RSS Atom Feed API
- same params as for REST API search operation can be applied to filter items in the feed


This example is a simple flask application, that uses flask-upwork for users authorization and for an access to the API Upwork.
You can see your Upwork team's activity by clicking the following link:
{% extends "base.html" %} {% block body %}
This example is a simple flask application, that uses flask-upwork for users authorization and for an access to the API Upwork.
You can see your Upwork team's activity by clicking the following link:


Apache CouchDB ™ lets you access your data where you need it. The Couch Replication Protocol is implemented in a variety of projects and products that span every imaginable computing environment from globally distributed server-clusters, over mobile phones to web browsers.
Store your data safely, on your own servers, or with any leading cloud provider. Your web- and native applications love CouchDB, because it speaks JSON natively and supports binary data for all your data storage needs.
The Couch Replication Protocol lets your data flow seamlessly between server clusters to mobile phones and web browsers, enabling a compelling offline-first user-experience while maintaining high performance and strong reliability. CouchDB comes with a developer-friendly query language, and optionally MapReduce for simple, efficient, and comprehensive data retrieval.
See the introduction, technical overview for more information, or learn what’s new in 3.3.
CouchDB is a terrific single-node database that works just like any other database
behind an application server of your choice.
Most people start with a single node CouchDB instance. More demanding projects can
seamlessly upgrade to a cluster.
CouchDB is also a clustered database that allows you to run a single logical
database server on any number of servers or VMs.
A CouchDB cluster improves on the single-node setup with higher capacity and
high-availability without changing any APIs.
CouchDB makes use of the ubiquitous HTTP protocol and JSON data format and is compatible with any software that supports them. CouchDB also works great with external tools like HTTP proxy servers, load balancers.
CouchDB’s unique Replication Protocol is the foundation for a whole new generation of “Offline First” applications for Mobile applications and other environments with challenging network infrastructures.
CouchDB is built for servers (from a Raspberry Pi to big cloud installations), while
PouchDB is built for mobile & web-browsers.
They can seamlessly replicate data with each other.
CouchDB is serious about data reliability.
Individual nodes use a crash-resistant append-only data structure. A multi-node
CouchDB cluster saves all data redundantly, so it is always available when you need
it.
We welcome your contributions. CouchDB is an open source project. Everything, from this website to the core of the database itself, has been contributed by helpful individuals. The time and attention of our contributors is our most precious resource, and we always need more of it. Our primary goal is to build a welcoming, supporting, inclusive and diverse community. We abide by Code of Conduct and a set of Project Bylaws. Come join us!
Help shape the future of CouchDB! There’s still plenty of work to be done on the core database. We use GitHub to track issues and pull requests.
Lend your JavaScript skills to the next-generation web UI for CouchDB. Fauxton is the “killer app” that makes CouchDB so powerful and easy to manage.
We’re not just building a database – we’re crafting the CouchDB story. Help us promote CouchDB: plan meetups, make video tutorials, write blog posts.
Got a few suggestions for the very website you’re reading right now? Think the UX, copy, or layout could be better? Welcome! We’d love to hear from you.
Docs can be improved indefinitely. If you’ve got a flair for technical writing, help us make the docs clearer, better structured, or even translate them.
You can be the first person someone interacts with when they have a question. Giving guidance is a great way to help others while learning CouchDB.
We run community chat channels on Libera.Chat IRC network and Slack. IRC is open and very common, but Slack is more user-friendly.
We have two IRC channels. #Couchdb for discussions on using CouchDB and #CouchDB-dev for discussions on CouchDB development.
Search all of our mailing lists at once.
This is a low-traffic list for release announcements and security disclosures.
This is a general discussion and support forum for all CouchDB users.
This is where people working on CouchDB itself discuss things.
This is where all source code and wiki change notifications are sent.
This is a single stream of generated notification from GitHub.


Surviving Picasso (1996) A film review by Ivana Redwine Copyright 1996 Ivana Redwine
(Warner Brothers 1996)
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Natascha McElhone, Julianne Moore, Joss Ackland, Peter Eyre, Jeanne Lapotaire, Diane Venora, Joan Plowright. Directed by James Ivory. Screenplay by: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Adapted from: "Picasso: Creator and Destroyer" by Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington. Running time: two hours, three minutes. MPAA rating: R.
WARNING: This review contains spoilers!
Although SURVIVING PICASSO is a good-looking, easy-to- watch film, I found it to be more like a good cable-TV docudrama than the big screen character study I was hoping for. It seemed more concerned with lovingly recapturing the details of period costume and setting than probing the depths of the characters' psyches. It even goes so far as to recreate the look of old photographs of the characters from the popular magazines of the day. In addition, the actresses seem to have been picked more for their physical resemblance to the people they are playing than for their acting ability.
I think that the script is the film's weakest point. Rarely lingering long enough on any one scene to explore anything in depth, the choppy and heavy-handed script relies on an intrusive voice-over narration to keep the story from falling into chaos.
I expect a lot from Merchant-Ivory, and in some ways this film does deliver. It has high production values, wonderful settings, and a fine performance by Anthony Hopkins that almost overcomes the script. But the film lacks the sensitivity and complexity that I have come to expect from Merchant-Ivory. However, I base my expectations on their earlier films adapted from literary fiction, while the credits for SURVIVING PICASSO claim that it was adapted from "Picasso: Creator and Destroyer" a best-selling biography by Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington.
SURVIVING PICASSO is actually a Merchant-Ivory-Wolper production, and so it is not surprising that it has that big- budget biopic feeling. I think that fans of Merchant-Ivory will be disappointed that the main characters, Francoise Gilot (played by Natascha McElhone) and Pablo Picasso (Anthony Hopkins), have been dumbed down to comic-book level. The performance of Hopkins is strong enough to give the character of Picasso some resonance. However, McElhone's portrayal of Gilot consists mainly of projecting an aura of sad grace and giving a resigned smile once in a while. It could have been that McElhone needed better direction or that the material she was given to work with was simply intractable. In this connection it should be mentioned that even though Gilot is the point-of- view character, she is delineated even more sketchily than Picasso.
The movie focuses on the period from about 1943 to the early 1950s when Picasso shared his life with Gilot; it also takes brief excursions into his romantic relationships with other women. However, instead of fully developed characters like those in HOWARD'S END and A ROOM WITH A VIEW, I never gained much insight into any of the characters in SURVIVING PICASSO, including Picasso and Gilot. Also, I didn't perceive any chemistry between Hopkins and McElhone, which made their whole relationship seem not quite believable.
When I heard that Merchant-Ivory was making a film on Picasso and Gilot, I was excited, recognizing the rich dramatic and emotional potential a story about these two people has. I was disappointed to see that Merchant-Ivory opted instead to present these dynamic people as one-dimensional stereotypes. Picasso's artistic oeuvre shows him to be a multi- dimensional man whose emotions ran the full spectrum, ranging from the tenderness and serenity of his Rose Period to the chaos and violence shown in his portraits of weeping women. Instead, in SURVIVING PICASSO we are presented with an overemphasis on only one facet of Picasso--he was an "enfant terrible" who saw it as his privilege as an artistic genius to selfishly use people in general and women in particular.
I am starting to re-read Gilot's memoir "Life with Picasso." >From it I can gather that she was more complex than the woman portrayed in SURVIVING PICASSO and her relationship with Picasso had more nuances than this film even hints at. In the film, Gilot is presented as little more than a long-suffering angel who eventually awakens to what a cad her man is.
There are good scenes in the movie, but their strength is often undercut by the overall heavy-handedness. For example, there is a scene where Picasso shows pictures to his dealer, including work on what critics now call his Weeping Women Series. (Although the paintings used in the film are not actual Picassos, they are close enough to be effective.) The scene is used to reinforce the unrelenting theme of the film--Picasso's self-absorption eventually turned all the women he loved into the living, breathing equivalents of his portraits. The scene isn't bad in and of itself, but the point it makes is made too many times and in too many ways in the film, and it is made at the expense of creating fully-faceted characters.
Another strong, yet heavy-handed, scene also illustrates Picasso's "enfant-terrible" persona. Picasso forces Gilot to watch as a bird of prey swoops out of the sky, takes a scrawny cat in its talons, and carries it away to its death. I found this to be a powerful visual metaphor that draws parallels between the predatory bird and Picasso, the predatory man. Again, the scene taken by itself is good, but in the context of the rest of the film, it becomes trite because it is yet another didactic episode.
There are some films that merely entertain, while others go beyond that and take us to a deeper understanding of the human heart. This film doesn't get beyond the point of mere entertainment, and while there is nothing wrong with entertainment, I was hoping for something more given Merchant-Ivory's reputation and the rich subject of Picasso and Gilot. I think this movie is worth seeing, but I wouldn't blame anyone for preferring to wait for it to come out on videotape.
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--- status: publish layout: page title: Discover - Imagery and Base Map Server author: display_name: Rick Kelson email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tags: - base maps - discover - google - imagery published: true date: 2017-05-01 15:01:33 categories: [] ---
Anyone wanting to use the AGRC imagery and base map services from Discover needs to create a free account and receive a quad-word connection link.
To obtain access to Discover you will need to fill out one of the following forms (A or B)
Once either form is completed you will receive information about the services and URL links to access the Discover server. Please only fill out one.
The URLs to access the server will contain a quad-word (ex. https://discover.agrc.utah.gov/login/path/your-unique-quad-word/
) unique to each user or organization. Discover is able to serve many different clients by exposing OGC compliant WMS, WMTS, and direct tile access services.
https://discover.agrc.utah.gov/login/path/{quad-word}/wms
https://discover.agrc.utah.gov/login/path/{quad-word}/wmts/1.0.0/WMTSCapabilities.xml
https://discover.agrc.utah.gov/login/path/{quad-word}/tiles/{service}/{z}/{x}/{y}
AGRC has compiled resources to help you successfully use the Discover server. You can find in depth information about the following on the discover resource page.
If you are looking for imagery downloads, navigate to the aerial photography section of the data pages.
Utah
– Combination of the most recent 1-meter NAIP and 6-inch Google imagery with scale dependent rendering (licensed)
Google
– 6-inch statewide natural color aerial photography from Google collected within the last 3 years (licensed)
Google {year}archive
– Aerial photography blocks updated in Google
service and archived by acquisition year (licensed)
Basemap-Address_Points
– Base map of address point locations
Basemap-Hybrid
- Base map combination of the Overlay base map and Utah imagery service (licensed)
Basemap-Lite
– Base map of hillshade, HWYs/streets, cities, boundaries, etc. (gray, muted tone)
Basemap-Overlay
– Base map of vector features HWYs/streets, cities, address points, parcels, etc. (transparent background)
Basemap-Terrain
– Base map of hillshade, HWYS/streets, parks, forests, water, etc.
Basemap-Topo
– Base map of USGS topographic maps
DOQ 1990s BW
– 1-meter statewide black & white aerial photography collected in 1990’s
HRO 2012 RGB
– 12.5-cm natural color aerial photography collected in 2012 of the Wasatch Front
NAIP {year} RGB
– 1-meter statewide natural color aerial photography
NAIP {year} NRG
– 1-meter statewide color infrared aerial photography
Hillshade
– 10 meter statewide combined hillshade and slope
WMTS
for the best performance.
The image below depicts:


--- layout: post title: Added Ward-Precinct combined field to Business Licenses dataset date: '2016-04-06T17:49:02-05:00' author: Open Data Portal Team categories: - Open Data - Data Portal tags: - r5kz-chrr - uupf-x98q - nrmj-3kcf - e4sp-itvq - revision - improvement ---
Our Business Licenses dataset shows the ward and precinct where the business is located. Because the same precinct numbers exist in different wards, filtering for a set of precincts in multiple wards has been more complex than necessary. We have added a new column titled “WARD PRECINCT” to the dataset, which has a combined value. For example, if you want to filter for businesses in the 1st precinct of the 2nd ward and the 3rd precinct of the 4th ward, you can now set the criteria to 2-1 and 4-3.
This change carries over to the “Current Active” views of the dataset:


Smart Insider is a linked data source. This means the data is automatically tied to the underlying equity whenever possible. This linkage is performed by the ticker mentioned in the buy-back announcement at the time of the announcement. To add the right data to your strategy, you should use the equity asset symbol which allows LEAN to automatically map to the right asset.
# Request underlying equity data. aapl = self.AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Minute).Symbol # Add buyback transaction data for the underlying AAPL asset self.AddData(SmartInsiderTransaction, aapl) # Add buyback intention data for the underlying AAPL asset self.AddData(SmartInsiderIntention, aapl)
Data can be accessed the normal way via the Slice events. Slice events deliver the unique Transaction and Intention object to your algorithm as they happen.
Alternatively, because this is a linked data source, it is also available on the underlying security via the cache helper methods
Securities[symbol].Data.GetAll<SmartInsiderTransaction>();
self.Securities[symbol].Data.GetAll(SmartInsiderTransaction)
and
Securities[symbol].Data.GetAll<SmartInsiderIntention>();
self.Securities[symbol].Data.GetAll(SmartInsiderIntention)
.
When you request data via the data cache it will always return the last object stored. You can see an example of both of these accessors in the code below.
using QuantConnect.Data.Custom.SmartInsider; namespace QuantConnect.Algorithm.CSharp { public class SmartInsiderDemonstration : QCAlgorithm { public override void Initialize() { // Request linked transactions and intentions data for Apple. var aapl = AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Minute); AddData<SmartInsiderIntention>(aapl); AddData<SmartInsiderTransaction>(aapl); } public override void OnData(Slice data) { // Accessing most recent intentions/transactions via a linked source from securities collection: // (returns a list, you can drop the "Values" from the loop below) //var intentions = Securities["AAPL"].Data.GetAll<SmartInsiderIntention>(); //var transactions = Securities["AAPL"].Data.GetAll<SmartInsiderTransaction>(); // Accessing via Slice event var intentions = data.Get<SmartInsiderIntention>(); var transactions = data.Get<SmartInsiderTransaction>(); foreach (var intention in intentions.Values) { Log($"Intention to buyback for company {intention.CompanyName}"); } foreach (var transaction in transactions.Values) { Log($"Buyback transaction took place for company {transaction.CompanyName}"); } } } }
from QuantConnect.Data.Custom.SmartInsider import * class SmartInsiderDemonstration(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self): # Request linked transactions and intentions data for Apple. aapl = self.AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Minute).Symbol self.AddData(SmartInsiderIntention, aapl) self.AddData(SmartInsiderTransaction, aapl) def OnData(self, data): # Accessing most recent intentions/transactions via a linked source from securities collection: # (returns a list, you can drop the "Values" from the loop below) #intentions = self.Securities["AAPL"].Data.GetAll(SmartInsiderIntentions) #transactions = self.Securities["AAPL"].Data.GetAll(SmartInsiderTransaction) # Accessing unique transaction/intention objects via slice event: intentions = data.Get(SmartInsiderIntention) transactions = data.Get(SmartInsiderTransaction) for intention in intentions.Values: self.Log(f"Intention to buyback for company {intention.CompanyName}") for transaction in transactions.Values: self.Log(f"Buyback transaction took place for company {transaction.CompanyName}")


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Show Gauges Dialog
This dialog allows you to select a unit resource to show in depletion gauges on the map view. Each unit stack shows a bar graph that visualizes the depletion state of the selected resource. As the resource depletes, the bar shrinks and changes color from green through yellow to red.
- The Display box allows you to select a display mode.
- Check Never (Alt+N) to never show resource gauges. This overrides all other selections.
- Check Always (Alt+A) to always show resource gauges. Uncheck to show gauges only for partially or wholly depleted resources.
- Check Stack (Alt+S) to show the average depletion state for all units in a stack. Uncheck to show the depletion state for the topmost unit only.
- The Resource List shows all resources that are defined by the scenario.
- Left-click on an entry to select the resource whose depletion state will be shown.
- Standard Strength represents the standard strength resource of each unit class.
- Standard Morale represents the standard morale resource of each unit class.
- Choose OK or press Enter to accept any changes made and dismiss the dialog.
- Choose Cancel or press Escape to discard any changes made and dismiss the dialog. Closing the window using X (Close) or Alt+F4 has the same effect.
- Choose Help or press F1 to show this help page.
Remarks
1. Resource gauges never appear for units that do not use the selected resource.
2. Selecting Standard Strength or Standard Morale shows the specific resource that each unit class uses to track its strength or morale, respectively. If there is no such resource, the resource gauge will not appear.


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RETURN TO PARADISE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Tony and Sheriff have one hell of a decision to make. They have eight days to decide whether they will part with three years of their young lives in order to save a friend named Lewis from hanging. This moral dilemma is complicated and complex since it requires them to trust each other as well Lewis's lawyer, Beth, that her description of the parameters of their predicament is accurate.
Joseph Ruben's RETURN TO PARADISE, based on the French film FORCE MAJEURE, is a character study of individuals grappling with an ethical nightmare. Both the strength and the weakness of the film come from Rubin's dedication to his vision. He consistently keeps his actors in careful check. Faced with issues of enormous proportions that could mean not only imprisonment but also possible death, his characters stay low key and pensive.
The casting, with the exception of a weak performance by David Conrad as Tony, is strong enough to sustain a drama played more in the characters' heads than in their words. Subtle expressions on their faces tell much of the story.
Vince Vaughn and Joaquin Phoenix, who had the leading parts recently in CLAY PIGEONS, play "Sheriff," short for Volgecherev, and Lewis. Anne Heche is Beth, the lawyer who lays the problem into Sheriff and Tony's laps.
It begins with 3 college kid types, Lewis, Sheriff, and Tony, on a carefree vacation to Malaysia. They plan on partying, drinking, and smoking dope until their money runs out. Three likeable kids, they share some good-natured high jinks together with "broh" punctuating their every other sentence. After six weeks, Sheriff and Tony move back to New York City to go to work while Lewis stays on in a environmental mission to help save the orangutan.
The story then cuts to 2 years later in Manhattan. Sheriff is a limo drive, and Tony is a construction worker engaged to be married. Beth shows up and tells them that their friend Lewis will be executed in 8 days. It seems that the local authorities found him in possession of a little over 100 grams of hash just after they left. In Malaysia having more than 100 grams automatically makes him considered a dealer in the eyes of the law, and the sentence for dealing is death.
 If one of them agrees to be imprisoned there, he will get 6 years. If both go back, it will be 3 years each. In either case, Lewis will not be executed.
Immediately, Sheriff and Tony start to position themselves. At first, Tony says he will go, but only if Sheriff goes. Sheriff, on the other hand, appears happy to let Tony go alone. As you can imagine, these attitudes will evolve, and motives and "facts" will be questioned. An important and well-developed subplot features increasing sexual tension and interest between Sheriff and Beth.
The conclusion, which can be partially guessed, contains the explosive drama absent from the rest of the picture. Even if the film suffers from its languid pacing, its fascinating plot and excellent acting more than make up for its shortcomings.
RETURN TO PARADISE runs 1:51. It is rated R for sex, nudity, profanity, drug usage, and violence, and would be fine for older teenagers.
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The Regional Reports sample below is similar to a project Aubrey did while working for ActioNet. The client needed to see a feed of recently submitted reports, both for all regions and grouped by region.
They also wanted to be able to search through all submitted reports and have a dashboard for the employees who needed to approve the reports for dissemination.
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Q: How do you see yourself
engaging with this type of culture?
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and had fun creating and testing code.
Q: Have your expectations of EDA changed?
If so, how?
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really chill here.
Q: Are you excited to participate in this
kind of learning environment? Does it make
you nervous?
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or fastest typer.


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During my free time I love hanging out with friends, working out, listening to music, going to the beach, skiing and watching shows, movies and sports. If I could afford it, I would go to as many concerts as humanly possible. Over Labor Day Weekend, I went to my first music festival in New York City and I loved it! My favorite genres are Rock, Hip Hop and Rap. My favorite artists are Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Travis Scott and Frank Ocean.


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Constructor
new JobService(event, context, callback, repository)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
event |
object | the event passed in from the lambda function | |
context |
object | the context passed in from the lambda function | |
callback |
function | null | the callback function passed in from lambda |
repository |
object | the data persistance repository object to pass into the JobService,defaults to dynamojobrepository. |
- Source:
Requires:
- module:lodash
- module:winston
- module:lib/repositorydynamojob
Requires
- module:lodash
- module:winston
- module:lib/repositorydynamojob
Methods
all(userId) → {Promise}
Will get all jobs related to the userId passed into the function.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
userId |
number | the userId you wish to fetch all the jobs related to. defaults to the current services set user id. |
- Source:
Returns:
- returns a promise object from the repository for the get all operation.
- Type
- Promise
delete(jobId) → {Promise}
Will delete a single job related to the userId set in the service.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobId |
number | the jobId of the job you wish to delete. |
- Source:
Returns:
- returns a promise object from the repository for the delete operation.
- Type
- Promise
get(jobId) → {Promise}
Will get a single job related to the userId set in the service.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobId |
number | the jobId you wish to fetch the job related to. |
- Source:
Returns:
- returns a promise object from the repository for the get operation.
- Type
- Promise
getUser() → {number}
initially sets the userId for the service to get jobs related to, tries to fetch it from the header, defaults to 1.
- Source:
Returns:
- the user id.
- Type
- number
save(job) → {Promise}
Will create a new job tied to the current user set in the service. the only required field is the jobId which is a number.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
job |
object | the object containing the job information you wish to save. defaults to the event's body object. |
- Source:
Returns:
- returns a promise object from the repository for the save operation.
- Type
- Promise


Keep walkin, don't settle
Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the heart, you'll know when you find it. Steve Jobs
@2016


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MomentMatching
ports the MATLAB package Simulations with Exact Means and Covariances into R.
You can install the development version of MomentMatching
from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("Reckziegel/MomentMatching")
library(MomentMatching)
Assume that there are 20
risk-factors with a total of 200
realizations from each risk-exposure.
N <- 20 # number of risk factors J <- 200 # number of realizations/scenarios
Randomly generate a location parameter M
and a scatter matrix S
that embeds the dispersion around the “true” parameter M
and S
.
set.seed(1234) # ...vector of expected values M... M <- matrix(runif(N), ncol = N) - 0.5 # ...covariance matrix S A <- matrix(runif(N * N), ncol = N) - 0.5 S <- A %*% t(A)
Now, if we impose the additional assumption that the data generating process (DGP) is normally distributed and we try to get some data from the parameters at hand, we are left with:
# generate sample of size J from multivariate normal N~(M,S) X <- MASS::mvrnorm(n = J, mu = M, Sigma = S)
But this is just a blurred shadow of the “true” parameters generated above, which can be seen by computing the absolute error of the location and dispersion samples:
# Sample Moments M_sample <- colMeans(X) S_sample <- stats::cov(X) max(abs(M - M_sample)) / max(abs(M)) # Sample Location Error #> [1] 0.4293144 max(abs(S - S_sample)) / max(abs(S)) # Sample Dispersion Error #> [1] 0.1227554
To minimize this error, Meucci (2009) suggests an affine transformation that greatly helps to alleviate this problem:
# exact match between sample and population moments X_ <- MvnRnd(M, S, J)
Now, we can compute the moments of the simulated series X_
, as we did with X
, to convince ourselves that Moment-Matching mechanism, indeed, offers a simulation that better tracks the original data:


The previous section showed how you can read the content of a file in its entirety by using the rdbuf() member function. Let us now explore a variation of that example. Imagine another file containing some sort of header information that needs to be analyzed before we start appending the file. Instead of writing the current file content to the standard output stream, we want to process the content before we start adding to it. The easiest way to put the entire file content into a memory location for further processing is by creating a string stream and inserting the file's stream buffer into the string stream:
std::fstream fil("/tmp/inout"); std::stringstream header_stream; //1 header_stream << fil.rdbuf(); //2 // process the header, for example std::string word; header_stream >> word; //3
| //1 | The easiest way to put the entire file content into a memory location for further processing is by creating a string stream, and |
| //2 | Inserting the file's stream buffer into the string stream. |
| //3 | We now have the usual facilities of an input stream for reading and analyzing the header information; that is, operator>>(), read(), get(), and so on. |
In cases where this procedure is insufficient, you should create a string that contains the header information and process the header by means of the string operations find(), compare(), etc.
std::fstream fil("/tmp/inout"); header_stream << fil.rdbuf(); std::string header_string = header_stream.str(); // process the header, for example std::string::size_type pos = header_string.rfind('.');
If the header contains binary data instead of text, even a string will probably not suffice. Here you would want to see the header as a plain byte sequence, that is, an ordinary char* buffer. But note that a code conversion might already have been performed, depending on the locale attached to the file stream. In cases where you want to process binary data, you must ensure that the attached locale has a non-converting code conversion facet:
std::fstream fil("/tmp/inout"); header_stream << fil.rdbuf(); std::string header_string = header_stream.str(); const char* header_char_ptr = header_string.data(); // process the header, for example int idx; std::memcpy((char*) &idx,header_char_ptr,sizeof(int));
A note on efficiency: if the header information is extensive, you must consider the number of copy operations performed in the previous example. Figure 34 shows how these copies are made:
The content of the file is copied into the string stream's buffer when the pointer obtained through rdbuf() is inserted to the string stream. A second copy is created when the string stream's function str() is called. The call to the string's function data() does not create yet another copy, but returns a pointer to the string's internal data.


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In his spare time Fazil is an active member in Berlari Untuk Berbagi, a community led organization that focuses on running marathons for charity. He has run several marathons for charity including Chicago Marathon 2016, Berlin Marathon 2015, Japan Marathon 2014, and many more.
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BURGER, C*** AND FRIES
Serial flasher exposes himself at Edinburgh McDonald’s staff a year after ‘helicopter’ stunt with genitals at same spot
by Alexander LawrieA SERIAL flasher has been caught exposing himself to Edinburgh McDonald's staff - just a year after performing "helicopter-like moves" with his genitals in the same restaurant.
Shameless Ryan Dolan, 30, flashed his tackle at shocked workers and members of the public as he stood outside the capital's South St Andrew Street branch.
Dolan banged on the window to get everyone's attention before dropping his trousers for a full 18 seconds at around 5am on July 27 this year.
Staff said he then ran away.
Dolan, from Musselburgh, East Lothian, pleaded guilty to the charge of public indecency at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today.
It's the second time the garage worker has targeted staff at the same McDonald’s fast food store by exposing himself.
He was caught flashing his genitals when he staggered into the restaurant and made “helicopter-like moves” with his exposed tackle on July 22 last year.
Dolan jumped up on the counter and dropped his trousers and performed a bizarre dance while waving his genitals around.
He was sentenced in November last year where the court heard Dolan had two previous convictions for similar offences. He was fined £500.
On Wednesday prosecutor Eilidh Yates said: “Staff saw the accused standing outside knocking on the window.
"He knocked on the window again and then exposed his genitals to the staff and to members of the public.
“He did so by dropping his trousers.”
The court heard “CCTV showed it was for around 18 seconds” that Dolan had exposed himself for before “pulling up his trousers and leaving the area”.
The fiscal said the Crown did not believe the offence was sexually motivated and was not seeking a conviction that could lead to Dolan having to register as a sex offender.
Dolan had previously pleaded guilty by letter and defended himself during his court appearance.
Sheriff Peter McCormack said: “You have an analogous conviction from 2018 so I am going to impose a relatively higher fine than I otherwise would have.
“It is not the first time something of this nature has happened.”
The sheriff said he would have fined Dolan £900 but reduced the fine to £600 due to his early guilty plea.


Skills-Messi only does body feint, chips, and sudden acceleration, while ronaldo knows stepovers, outside foot, marsille turn, cruyff turn, and more.
Shooting-Messi is not able to to cannonball but can only chip the ball or to swift but soft top-ins. Ronaldo's shots are powerfull, always go in the acute angles, do knucleballs, and can curve the ball like beckham(but beckham is still a bit better at this)
THAT IS WHY RONALDO IS BETTER


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Why?
Who really knows anymore, but it turns out painting your entire body silver isn’t exactly flattering.

Unlike his previous opera, Kanye will actually be involved in the stage show of this story instead of narrating from behind a curtain, according to TMZ.
So what’s up with the silver suit?
I don’t know a lot about the opera, which is named after The Virgin Mary, but I’m pretty confident in my religious education and I don’t remember any tin men in the bible.
Shooting stars, maybe? Angels? Teapots? Who knows. Kanye West is the king of surprises.
Sure, we could wait and see why he’s dressed in head-to-toe silver. But where’s the fun in that?

Balloon Boy:
Ahh, remember Balloon Boy?  Maybe that’s the energy Kanye West was going for.
Cloud Gate (The Chicago Bean):
Easily the world’s most famous bean.
A Spoon:
The resemblance is uncanny.
The Silver Surfer:
Kanye West doesn’t have the same figure as the Silver Surfer and I’ve never seen him surf, but he IS silver.
The Tin Man:
Kanye West’s makeup artist absolutely had to have this picture on their mood board. I’ll be damned if Kanye’s not wearing this exact shade of Tin Man silver face paint.
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2.2.1. Generic Image Classifier¶
The Generic Image Classifier is a class that can be used for creating user defined classifier.
Methods
init
modelName Path to model
classNames List of class names
resultFile default = preds.csv
workDir default = tmp
printRes default=True
train
baseModel: default=’InceptionV3’
lr1: default=0.0001
initial_epochs: default==10,
fine_tune_at: default==300,
lr2: default=0.00001,
fine_tune_epochs: default==50,
color_mode default: =’rgb’,
horizontalFlip: default=False,
verticalFlip: default=False,
dropout: default=0.6
randomRotation: default=0.0,
callbacks: default==[],
plot: default==True
predict
image: single image or list of images
color_mode: default=’rgb’
loadData
imgDir:
valimgDir: default=’’
randomseed: default=1993,
color_mode default=’rgb’,
image_size default=(256, 256),
batch_size: default = 32,
split: default=[0.8,0.2]):
<IP_ADDRESS>. Decription¶
This class implements the abstraction of an image classifier, it can be first used to train the classifier and save the data needed by the classifier locally. Once trained, the classifier can be used to predict the class of each image given a set of images. The user provides categorized images to the classifier so that it can be initially trained.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Example¶
The following is an example, in which a classifier is created and trained.
The image dataset for this example contains street view images categorized according to construction materials.
The dataset can be downloaded here.
When unzipped, the file gives the ‘building_materials’ which is a directory that contains the images for training:
building_materials
│── class_1
│ └── *.png
│── class_2
| └── *.png
│── ...
|
└── class_n
└── *.png
<IP_ADDRESS>. Construct the image classifier¶
# import the module
from brails.modules import ImageClassifier
# initialize the classifier, give it a name
materialClassifier = ImageClassifier(modelName='materialClassifierV0.1')
# load data
materialClassifier.loadData('building_materials')
<IP_ADDRESS>. Train the model¶
# train the base model for 50 epochs and then fine tune for 200 epochs
materialClassifier.train(baseModel='InceptionV3', initial_epochs=50,fine_tune_epochs=200)
It is recommended to run the above example on a GPU machine.
The following ML model training options are available for selection as the baseModel key:
'Xception',
'VGG16',
'VGG19',
'ResNet50',
'ResNet101',
'ResNet152',
'ResNet50V2',
'ResNet101V2',
'ResNet152V2',
'InceptionV3',
'InceptionResNetV2',
'MobileNet',
'MobileNetV2',
'DenseNet121',
'DenseNet169',
'DenseNet201',
'NASNetMobile',
'NASNetLarge',
'EfficientNetB0',
'EfficientNetB1',
'EfficientNetB2',
'EfficientNetB3',
'EfficientNetB4',
'EfficientNetB5',
'EfficientNetB6',
'EfficientNetB7'
<IP_ADDRESS>. Classify Images Based on Model¶
Now you can use the trained model to predict the (building materials) class for a given image.
# If you are running the inference from another place, you need to initialize the classifier firstly:
from brails.GenericImageClassifier import ImageClassifier
materialClassifier = ImageClassifier(modelName='materialClassifierV0.1')
# define the paths of images in a list
imgs = ['building_materials/concrete/469 VAN BUREN AVE Oakland2.jpg',
'building_materials/masonry/101 FAIRMOUNT AVE Oakland2.jpg',
'building_materials/wood/41 MOSS AVE Oakland2.jpg']
# use the model to predict
predictions = materialClassifier.predict(imgs)
The predictions will be written in preds.csv under the current directory.
Note
The generic image classifier is intended to illustrate the overall process of model training and prediction. The classifier takes an image as the input and will always produce a prediction. Since the classifier is trained to classify only a specific category of images, its prediction is meaningful only if the input image belongs to the category the model is trained for.


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