Multi-Layer Editing
Multi-Layer is not Multi-Track
PiTiVi distinguishes between multi-layer and multi-track editing. In PiTiVi at 'track' is a separate channel of output. A layer is a separate input stream within a track. Multiple layers in a track combined into a single output stream. Layers within a track have the same media type as the track itself.
Tracks, on the other hand, may be retained as separate output streams in the final output. All sources in a track have the same media type, but different tracks can have any media type that PiTiVi supports. For example, a project might involve a DVD featuring multiple angles. The alternate angles are kept on separate video tracks. Or, a project might feature separate audio tracks in foreign languages. But there is no limit to what you can achieve with multiple tracks. For example, a plug-in might allow creating stereoscopic movies using two synchronized video tracks. But that's not all: future releases of PiTiVi will support other media types. Subtitle information could be kept on a subtitle track, or midi data used to control synthesizers and/or lighting systems could be kept on a score track and edited alongside the video.
Multi-Layer Editing
Multi-layer editing is how the notion of priority is handled in the UI. Numeric priority is mapped to the vertical position of an object in the timeline. The higher the source, the higher the priority. The lower the source, the lower the priority. The object with the highest priority is the output for the track. This object will frequently be a source, but it may also be an effect. So, for example, two sources can be mixed together with a superimpose effect.
The user can change the priority of an object by moving it up or down. A new visual layer will be created if necessary.
Multi-Track Editing
The current implementation supports a limited form of multi-track editing: there is one audio and one video track per project. Future releases will support not just multiple audio and video tracks, but other media types as well. The key concept of tracks is linking. Linking allows sources within separate tracks to work together. Individual tracks can also be enabled or disabled for preview and project rendering. Also, Moving sources between tracks is not ordinarily possible.
Linking and Brothers Objects
Linking means that two sources are associated so that whatever is done to one source is also done to the other. A source can have one linked source for every separate output track in the project. Currently this means that video sources can be linked to audio sources, and audio sources can be linked to video sources. Along with support for variable numbers of tracks will come support for multi-clip linking. Finally, one track can be linked to another track, in which case everything that is done to one track is also done to in accordance with the brother principle. This is the case, for example, between the default audio and video tracks.
A single file might provide audio and video streams, but these are each handled separately within PiTiVi. In order to maintain some coherence between the two streams, we use the concept of a brother. There is a familial link between the two sources: some piece of genetic information is shared. An object with siblings always knows how to create or find its siblings. When an objects siblings are cerated, they are automatically linked together. So, for example, if a video source is added to a video track which is linked to an audio track, the video source's brother(s) are created, and then linked together.
Linking in the UI
To link sources, the sources must first be selected. Each source must be in a different output channel, or the link tool will not be active. Once active, clicking on the link tool links sources together. If any property common to both sources does not match, the difference between them will be preserved across multiple edits. So, for example, if an audio clip leads a video clip by a few seconds, both sources will move together when dragged, but the offset will be preserved. If one source is of higher priority (i.e. lower in the timeline), the relative priority difference will be maintained if one source changes priority.
To unlink sources, select one or more sources. If it is linked, the unlink tool will become active. Clicking the unlink tool will break the link between it and any sources to which it is linked. If the sources to which it is linked are in turn linked to other sources, they're links will be left intact (unless they too are in the current selection).
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Welcome to Livestock3D
Livestock is enabling native and remote CPython runtime couplings to Grasshopper3d
see Python, Grasshopper3d, Dynamo
Livestock is an opensource lightweight CPython package, linking IronPython in Rhino3d+Grasshopper3d and Revit+Dynamo to CPython. Originally created by Christian Kongsgaard and Kristoffer Negendahl. Livestock is allowing people "to extend the scripting/coding capabilities beyond IronPython by tunneling into the CPython ecosystem with the ambition to make faster and more open building/site performance analysis tools for Civil and Environmental Engineering disciplines."
Livestock is a project in continuous development by Civil engineering researchers and students from the Section of Building Design at DTU.
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The Age of Innocence
by Edith Wharton
Part 2, Chapter 16
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- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Wharton, E. (1920) The Age of Innocence New York, NY: D. Appleton & Co.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 3,391
- Genre: Realism
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature
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When Archer walked down the sandy main street of St. Augustine to the house which had been pointed out to him as Mr. Welland's, and saw May Welland standing under a magnolia with the sun in her hair, he wondered why he had waited so long to come.
Here was the truth, here was reality, here was the life that belonged to him; and he, who fancied himself so scornful of arbitrary restraints, had been afraid to break away from his desk because of what people might think of his stealing a holiday!
Her first exclamation was: "Newland—has anything happened?" and it occurred to him that it would have been more "feminine" if she had instantly read in his eyes why he had come. But when he answered: "Yes—I found I had to see you," her happy blushes took the chill from her surprise, and he saw how easily he would be forgiven, and how soon even Mr. Letterblair's mild disapproval would be smiled away by a tolerant family.
Early as it was, the main street was no place for any but formal greetings, and Archer longed to be alone with May, and to pour out all his tenderness and his impatience. It still lacked an hour to the late Welland breakfast–time, and instead of asking him to come in she proposed that they should walk out to an old orange–garden beyond the town. She had just been for a row on the river, and the sun that netted the little waves with gold seemed to have caught her in its meshes.  As she walked beside Archer with her long swinging gait her face wore the vacant serenity of a young marble athlete.
To Archer's strained nerves the vision was as soothing as the sight of the blue sky and the lazy river. They sat down on a bench under the orange–trees and he put his arm about her and kissed her. It was like drinking at a cold spring with the sun on it; but his pressure may have been more vehement than he had intended, for the blood rose to her face and she drew back as if he had startled her.
"What is it?" he asked, smiling; and she looked at him with surprise, and answered: "Nothing."
 It was the only time that he had kissed her on the lips except for their fugitive embrace in the Beaufort conservatory, and he saw that she was disturbed, and shaken out of her cool boyish composure.
"Tell me what you do all day," he said, crossing his arms under his tilted–back head, and pushing his hat forward to screen the sun–dazzle. To let her talk about familiar and simple things was the easiest way of carrying on his own independent train of thought; and he sat listening to her simple chronicle of swimming, sailing and riding, varied by an occasional dance at the primitive inn when a man–of–war came in. A few pleasant people from Philadelphia and Baltimore were picknicking at the inn, and the Selfridge Merrys had come down for three weeks because Kate Merry had had bronchitis. They were planning to lay out a lawn tennis court on the sands; but no one but Kate and May had racquets, and most of the people had not even heard of the game.
All this kept her very busy, and she had not had time to do more than look at the little vellum book that Archer had sent her the week before (the "Sonnets from the Portuguese"); but she was learning by heart "How they brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix," because it was one of the first things he had ever read to her; and it amused her to be able to tell him that Kate Merry had never even heard of a poet called Robert Browning.
Presently she started up, exclaiming that they would be late for breakfast; and they hurried back to the tumble–down house with its pointless porch and unpruned hedge of plumbago and pink geraniums where the Wellands were installed for the winter. Mr. Welland's sensitive domesticity shrank from the discomforts of the slovenly southern hotel, and at immense expense, and in face of almost insuperable difficulties, Mrs. Welland was obliged, year after year, to improvise an establishment partly made up of discontented New York servants and partly drawn from the local African supply.
"The doctors want my husband to feel that he is in his own home; otherwise he would be so wretched that the climate would not do him any good," she explained, winter after winter, to the sympathising Philadelphians and Baltimoreans; and Mr. Welland, beaming across a breakfast table miraculously supplied with the most varied delicacies, was presently saying to Archer: "You see, my dear fellow, we camp—we literally camp. I tell my wife and May that I want to teach them how to rough it."
Mr. and Mrs. Welland had been as much surprised as their daughter by the young man's sudden arrival; but it had occurred to him to explain that he had felt himself on the verge of a nasty cold, and this seemed to Mr. Welland an all–sufficient reason for abandoning any duty.
"You can't be too careful, especially toward spring," he said, heaping his plate with straw–coloured griddle–cakes and drowning them in golden syrup. "If I'd only been as prudent at your age May would have been dancing at the Assemblies now, instead of spending her winters in a wilderness with an old invalid."
"Oh, but I love it here, Papa; you know I do. If only Newland could stay I should like it a thousand times better than New York."
"Newland must stay till he has quite thrown off his cold," said Mrs. Welland indulgently; and the young man laughed, and said he supposed there was such a thing as one's profession.
He managed, however, after an exchange of telegrams with the firm, to make his cold last a week; and it shed an ironic light on the situation to know that Mr. Letterblair's indulgence was partly due to the satisfactory way in which his brilliant young junior partner had settled the troublesome matter of the Olenski divorce. Mr. Letterblair had let Mrs. Welland know that Mr. Archer had "rendered an invaluable service" to the whole family, and that old Mrs. Manson Mingott had been particularly pleased; and one day when May had gone for a drive with her father in the only vehicle the place produced Mrs. Welland took occasion to touch on a topic which she always avoided in her daughter's presence.
"I'm afraid Ellen's ideas are not at all like ours. She was barely eighteen when Medora Manson took her back to Europe—you remember the excitement when she appeared in black at her coming–out ball? Another of Medora's fads—really this time it was almost prophetic! That must have been at least twelve years ago; and since then Ellen has never been to America. No wonder she is completely Europeanised."
"But European society is not given to divorce: Countess Olenska thought she would be conforming to American ideas in asking for her freedom." It was the first time that the young man had pronounced her name since he had left Skuytercliff, and he felt the colour rise to his cheek.
Mrs. Welland smiled compassionately. "That is just like the extraordinary things that foreigners invent about us. They think we dine at two o'clock and countenance divorce! That is why it seems to me so foolish to entertain them when they come to New York.
Archer made no comment on this, and Mrs. Welland continued: "But we do most thoroughly appreciate your persuading Ellen to give up the idea. Her grandmother and her uncle Lovell could do nothing with her; both of them have written that her changing her mind was entirely due to your influence—in fact she said so to her grandmother. She has an unbounded admiration for you. Poor Ellen—she was always a wayward child. I wonder what her fate will be?"
"What we've all contrived to make it," he felt like answering. "If you'd all of you rather she should be Beaufort's mistress than some decent fellow's wife you've certainly gone the right way about it."
He wondered what Mrs. Welland would have said if he had uttered the words instead of merely thinking them. He could picture the sudden decomposure of her firm placid features, to which a lifelong mastery over trifles had given an air of factitious authority. Traces still lingered on them of a fresh beauty like her daughter's; and he asked himself if May's face was doomed to thicken into the same middle–aged image of invincible innocence.
Ah, no, he did not want May to have that kind of innocence, the innocence that seals the mind against imagination and the heart against experience!
"I verily believe," Mrs. Welland continued, "that if the horrible business had come out in the newspapers it would have been my husband's death–blow. I don't know any of the details; I only ask not to, as I told poor Ellen when she tried to talk to me about it. Having an invalid to care for, I have to keep my mind bright and happy. But Mr. Welland was terribly upset; he had a slight temperature every morning while we were waiting to hear what had been decided. It was the horror of his girl's learning that such things were possible—but of course, dear Newland, you felt that too. We all knew that you were thinking of May."
"I'm always thinking of May," the young man rejoined, rising to cut short the conversation.
He had meant to seize the opportunity of his private talk with Mrs. Welland to urge her to advance the date of his marriage. But he could think of no arguments that would move her, and with a sense of relief he saw Mr. Welland and May driving up to the door.
His only hope was to plead again with May, and on the day before his departure he walked with her to the ruinous garden of the Spanish Mission. The background lent itself to allusions to European scenes; and May, who was looking her loveliest under a wide–brimmed hat that cast a shadow of mystery over her too–clear eyes, kindled into eagerness as he spoke of Granada and the Alhambra.
"We might be seeing it all this spring—even the Easter ceremonies at Seville," he urged, exaggerating his demands in the hope of a larger concession.
"Easter in Seville? And it will be Lent next week!" she laughed.
"Why shouldn't we be married in Lent?" he rejoined; but she looked so shocked that he saw his mistake.
"Of course I didn't mean that, dearest; but soon after Easter—so that we could sail at the end of April. I know I could arrange it at the office."
She smiled dreamily upon the possibility; but he perceived that to dream of it sufficed her. It was like hearing him read aloud out of his poetry books the beautiful things that could not possibly happen in real life.
"Oh, do go on, Newland; I do love your descriptions."
"But why should they be only descriptions? Why shouldn't we make them real?"
"We shall, dearest, of course; next year." Her voice lingered over it.
"Don't you want them to be real sooner? Can't I persuade you to break away now?"
She bowed her head, vanishing from him under her conniving hat–brim.
 Look at me, dear! Don't you understand how I want you for my wife?"
For a moment she remained motionless; then she raised on him eyes of such despairing dearness that he half–released her waist from his hold. But suddenly her look changed and deepened inscrutably. "I'm not sure if I DO understand," she said. "Is it—is it because you're not certain of continuing to care for me?"
Archer sprang up from his seat. "My God—perhaps—I don't know," he broke out angrily.
May Welland rose also; as they faced each other she seemed to grow in womanly stature and dignity. Both were silent for a moment, as if dismayed by the unforeseen trend of their words: then she said in a low voice: "If that is it—is there some one else?"
"Some one else—between you and me?" He echoed her words slowly, as though they were only half–intelligible and he wanted time to repeat the question to himself. She seemed to catch the uncertainty of his voice, for she went on in a deepening tone: "Let us talk frankly, Newland. Sometimes I've felt a difference in you; especially since our engagement has been announced."
"Dear—what madness!" he recovered himself to exclaim.
She met his protest with a faint smile. "If it is, it won't hurt us to talk about it." She paused, and added, lifting her head with one of her noble movements: "Or even if it's true: why shouldn't we speak of it? You might so easily have made a mistake."
He lowered his head, staring at the black leaf–pattern on the sunny path at their feet. "Mistakes are always easy to make; but if I had made one of the kind you suggest, is it likely that I should be imploring you to hasten our marriage?"
She looked downward too, disturbing the pattern with the point of her sunshade while she struggled for expression. "Yes," she said at length. "You might want—once for all—to settle the question: it's one way."
Her quiet lucidity startled him, but did not mislead him into thinking her insensible. Under her hat–brim he saw the pallor of her profile, and a slight tremor of the nostril above her resolutely steadied lips.
"Well—?" he questioned, sitting down on the bench, and looking up at her with a frown that he tried to make playful.
She dropped back into her seat and went on: "You mustn't think that a girl knows as little as her parents imagine. One hears and one notices—one has one's feelings and ideas. And of course, long before you told me that you cared for me, I'd known that there was some one else you were interested in; every one was talking about it two years ago at Newport. And once I saw you sitting together on the verandah at a dance—and when she came back into the house her face was sad, and I felt sorry for her; I remembered it afterward, when we were engaged."
Her voice had sunk almost to a whisper, and she sat clasping and unclasping her hands about the handle of her sunshade. The young man laid his upon them with a gentle pressure; his heart dilated with an inexpressible relief.
"My dear child—was THAT it? If you only knew the truth!"
She raised her head quickly. "Then there is a truth I don't know?"
He kept his hand over hers. "I meant, the truth about the old story you speak of."
"But that's what I want to know, Newland—what I ought to know. I couldn't have my happiness made out of a wrong—an unfairness—to somebody else. And I want to believe that it would be the same with you. What sort of a life could we build on such foundations?"
Her face had taken on a look of such tragic courage that he felt like bowing himself down at her feet. "I've wanted to say this for a long time," she went on. "I've wanted to tell you that, when two people really love each other, I understand that there may be situations which make it right that they should—should go against public opinion. And if you feel yourself in any way pledged ... pledged to the person we've spoken of ... and if there is any way ... any way in which you can fulfill your pledge ... even by her getting a divorce ... Newland, don't give her up because of me!"
His surprise at discovering that her fears had fastened upon an episode so remote and so completely of the past as his love–affair with Mrs. Thorley Rushworth gave way to wonder at the generosity of her view. There was something superhuman in an attitude so recklessly unorthodox, and if other problems had not pressed on him he would have been lost in wonder at the prodigy of the Wellands' daughter urging him to marry his former mistress. But he was still dizzy with the glimpse of the precipice they had skirted, and full of a new awe at the mystery of young–girlhood.
For a moment he could not speak; then he said: "There is no pledge—no obligation whatever—of the kind you think. Such cases don't always—present themselves quite as simply as ... But that's no matter ... I love your generosity, because I feel as you do about those things ... I feel that each case must be judged individually, on its own merits ... irrespective of stupid conventionalities ... I mean, each woman's right to her liberty—" He pulled himself up, startled by the turn his thoughts had taken, and went on, looking at her with a smile: "Since you understand so many things, dearest, can't you go a little farther, and understand the uselessness of our submitting to another form of the same foolish conventionalities? If there's no one and nothing between us, isn't that an argument for marrying quickly, rather than for more delay?"
 But in another moment she seemed to have descended from her womanly eminence to helpless and timorous girlhood; and he understood that her courage and initiative were all for others, and that she had none for herself. It was evident that the effort of speaking had been much greater than her studied composure betrayed, and that at his first word of reassurance she had dropped back into the usual, as a too–adventurous child takes refuge in its mother's arms.
Archer had no heart to go on pleading with her; he was too much disappointed at the vanishing of the new being who had cast that one deep look at him from her transparent eyes. May seemed to be aware of his disappointment, but without knowing how to alleviate it; and they stood up and walked silently home.


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Twitter Cookbook¶
Data is collected from Twitter using their v2 API endpoints and syntax. This codebase assumes that you have academic access with your tokens because they are needed to utilize the API’s full-archive search capabilities.
The following data can be collected around a focal event on Twitter:
Tweets from the filter stream
Tweets from the full-archive search
Conversation reply threads for tweets collected from a focal event
Quote tweets quoting any tweets collected from a focal event
Full user timelines of users who tweeted during a focal event
After setting up the query file, performing a full archive search is as simple as:
python -m twitter.search event_name
Similarly, connecting to the filter stream is as simple as:
python -m twitter.stream event_name


Dropio_Manager is used to interface with the Drop.io API's manager features.
Given the api_key for a manager account, usage and drop information can be retrieved.
Located in /Manager.php (line 11)
Same as the constructor, used to chain object methods.
$manager_token is not needed for premiun api_key users.
Gets drop objects from a manager acocunt. Each page contains up to 30 drops.
Retrieves status on manager account.
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THE PATRIOT (2000) / ** 1/2
Directed by Roland Emmerich. Screenplay by Robert Rodat. Starring Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Jason Isaacs. Running time: 164 minutes. Rated AA for blood letting and violent scenes by the MFCB. Reviewed on July 4th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
I find it amusing that one of the previews before "The Patriot" was for "The Hollow Man". That title so accurately sums up this picture: hollow. It's been a long time since a movie tried so hard to involve me emotionally, and fail so miserably. Don't get me wrong -- "The Patriot" looks great, and is broadly entertaining. But much of its almost three-hour running time is wasted on flimsy characters and tedious retreads masquerading as emotional high points. For once, I wish the filmmakers had just been trying to make a summer action pic.
Comparisons with star Mel Gibson's last historical epic, 1995's "Braveheart", are perhaps inevitable. Both movies feature Gibson as the leader of a band of insurgents against oppressive British rule. There he was trying to free Scotland, here it is the American colonies during the Revolutionary War. The death of Gibson's wife and ultra-realistic battle scenes figure prominently in both pictures. But "Braveheart" stirred a raw, genuine response from me. "The Patriot" clearly strives for the same sort of impact, but never achieves it. Is it just that I've become more cynical in the five years between the two films? Perhaps. But I think it's more than that.
"Braveheart", you see, featured real characters. Gibson's William Wallace was a compelling hero, and his fate left me both shattered and uplifted. Benjamin Martin in "The Patriot" is just Gibson on autopilot. He's not poorly-acted, but he's all window dressing with nothing underneath. I believed in William Wallace; I can't say the same for Benjamin Martin. The same criticism can be levied at Heath Ledger, who plays Ben's eldest son Christian. Ledger spends the whole movie mumbling listlessly, like he didn't realise rehearsal was over.
For a movie about family to work, we must be convinced of the bonds between them, no matter how strained, but "The Patriot" never forges those bonds. Indeed, so tepid is the interaction amongst the castmembers that it feels almost as if they each filmed their scenes individually, so that they could be composited electronically in post-production. Most unfortunate is the lack of chemistry between the two stars -- Gibson and Ledger feel more like passing acquaintances than father and son.
There is a good story underlying "The Patriot", if only it were in service to a better film. Benjamin is a veteran of the French-Indian War, but now preaches dialogue instead of combat. Against his father's wishes, Christian runs off to join the continental army. When the War of Independence comes as close as the Martins' South Carolina fields, Ben elects to care for the wounded on both sides, which happens to include Christian. But the brutal British Colonel Tavington (Jason Isaacs) has the Martin homestead burned anyway, and Christian is arrested for carrying colonial dispatches. When another of the Martin sons intervenes, Tavington shoots him dead.
This spurs Benjamin into action. Accompanied by two more sons, he ambushes and slaughters the British contingent bringing Christian back to their camp.  Here was a perfect opportunity to examine the effects of war on the young. But no, the movie passes it by, instead confining itself to safe territory well-trod by other movies. Judging from "The Patriot", pretty much the only negative ramifications of war are that men have to leave home for long spells, and sometimes they never come back. Well, duh.
Things go downhill from there. There are obligatory romances, one each for Christian and Benjamin. Christian's at least benefits from involving a somewhat charismatic paramour, Anne (Lisa Brenner). Benjamin, however, is shoehorned into an unconvincing attraction to his dead wife's sister (Joely Richardson). There is no spark between them, and the whole thing happens only because the movie demands it. Cliche after cliche is paraded across the screen: The bad guy who's not quite dead yet. The token black soldier. When a recalcitrant Benjamin is assigned to recruit civilians for a militia, the locals demur, until Anne gives a stirring speech. A pause and then... you guessed it, one by one all the naysayers stand in support of Ben.
The villains of "The Patriot" fare no better than the heroes. Isaacs' Tavington has no motivation, and no characterisation beyond "he's mean". Tavington was a real person, and his wicked depiction here has drawn the wrath of the city of Liverpool, which considers him a hero. Liverpudlians needn't worry: I doubt anyone could believe this portrayal is accurate, because no real person is so utterly devoid of personality. Tavington's superior is General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson), who is at least useful for comic relief -- although much of the humor here is so banal, it's barely worth a groan. When Benjamin's militia blows up a British supply ship during a party at Cornwallis' estate, one dim-witted aristocrat ecstatically exclaims, "Fireworks!"
It is when "The Patriot" concentrates on the war that it finally kicks into high gear. Director Roland Emmerich does the movie no favours by filming many of the battle scenes with a tedious, mechanical style (close up of American soldier, wide shot, close up of British soldier, wide shot, repeat), but the realism and intensity of the combat overcomes this, especially in the exciting final clash. Every now and then, Robert Rodat's script shows a spark of creativity, or at least reuses old ideas in entertaining ways -- look at what becomes of Cornwallis' dogs, for example. And the beautiful period detail is a major attraction, with the whole movie looking as though it was lifted from a Leutze painting.
But "The Patriot" is ultimately a disappointment -- although, given that Emmerich and producer Dean Devlin masterminded "Independence Day" and the 1998 "Godzilla", two films with the most grotesque budget-to-intelligence ratios in recent history, maybe that's actually not such a bad thing. This is "Braveheart" lite: great fighting sequences trapped in a shallow narrative.
And why, if the movie spans five years, do the Martin children never age a day?
Copyright © 2000 Shannon Patrick Sullivan. Archived at The Popcorn Gallery, http://www.physics.mun.ca/~sps/movies/ThePatriot.html
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|
ADC
8.0
|
#include <Arduino.h>
#include <atomic.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | ADC_Module |
| struct | ADC_Module::ADC_NLIST |
| Dictionary with the differential pins as keys and the SC1A number as values. More... | |
| struct | ADC_Module::ADC_Config |
| Store the config of the adc. More... | |
Functions | |
| constexpr ADC_ERROR | operator| (ADC_ERROR lhs, ADC_ERROR rhs) |
| OR operator for ADC_ERRORs. | |
| constexpr ADC_ERROR | operator& (ADC_ERROR lhs, ADC_ERROR rhs) |
| AND operator for ADC_ERRORs. | |
| ADC_ERROR | operator|= (volatile ADC_ERROR &lhs, ADC_ERROR rhs) |
| |= operator for ADC_ERRORs, it changes the left hand side ADC_ERROR. | |
| ADC_ERROR | operator&= (volatile ADC_ERROR &lhs, ADC_ERROR rhs) |
| &= operator for ADC_ERRORs, it changes the left hand side ADC_ERROR. | |
| #define ADC_PDB_CONFIG |
|
strong |
ADC conversion speed. Common set of options to select the ADC clock speed F_ADCK, which depends on F_BUS, except for the ADACK_X_Y options that are independent. This selection affects the sampling speed too. Note: the F_ADCK speed is not equal to the conversion speed; any measurement takes several F_ADCK cycles to complete including the sampling and conversion steps.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| VERY_LOW_SPEED |
is guaranteed to be the lowest possible speed within specs for resolutions less than 16 bits (higher than 1 MHz). |
| LOW_SPEED |
is guaranteed to be the lowest possible speed within specs for all resolutions (higher than 2 MHz). |
| MED_SPEED |
is always >= LOW_SPEED and <= HIGH_SPEED. |
| HIGH_SPEED_16BITS |
is guaranteed to be the highest possible speed within specs for all resolutions (lower than or equal to 12 MHz). |
| HIGH_SPEED |
is guaranteed to be the highest possible speed within specs for resolutions less than 16 bits (lower than or equal to 18 MHz), except for Teensy 3.6 (NOT 3.5), for which the maximum is 24 MHz. |
| VERY_HIGH_SPEED |
may be out of specs |
| ADACK_2_4 |
2.4 MHz asynchronous ADC clock (independent of the global clocks F_CPU or F_BUS) |
| ADACK_4_0 |
4.0 MHz asynchronous ADC clock (independent of the global clocks F_CPU or F_BUS) |
| ADACK_5_2 |
5.2 MHz asynchronous ADC clock (independent of the global clocks F_CPU or F_BUS) |
| ADACK_6_2 |
6.2 MHz asynchronous ADC clock (independent of the global clocks F_CPU or F_BUS) |
|
strong |
ADC errors.
Use adc->printError() to print the errors (if any) in a human-readable form. Use adc->resetError() to reset them.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| OTHER |
Other error not considered below. |
| CALIB |
Calibration error. |
| WRONG_PIN |
A pin was selected that cannot be read by this ADC module. |
| ANALOG_READ |
Error inside the analogRead method. |
| ANALOG_DIFF_READ |
Error inside the analogReadDifferential method. |
| CONT |
Continuous single-ended measurement error. |
| CONT_DIFF |
Continuous differential measurement error. |
| COMPARISON |
Error during the comparison. |
| WRONG_ADC |
A non-existent ADC module was selected. |
| SYNCH |
Error during a synchronized measurement. |
| CLEAR |
No error. |
|
strong |
|
strong |
|
strong |
ADC sampling speed. It selects how many ADCK clock cycles to add.


# Copyright 2020 Toyota Research Institute. All rights reserved.
# Adapted from monodepth2
# https://github.com/nianticlabs/monodepth2/blob/master/layers.py
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
import torch.nn as nn
import torch.nn.functional as F
[docs]def disp_to_depth(disp, min_depth, max_depth):
"""Convert network's sigmoid output into depth prediction
The formula for this conversion is given in the 'additional considerations'
section of the paper.
"""
min_disp = 1 / max_depth
max_disp = 1 / min_depth
scaled_disp = min_disp + (max_disp - min_disp) * disp
depth = 1 / scaled_disp
return scaled_disp, depth
[docs]class ConvBlock(nn.Module):
"""Layer to perform a convolution followed by ELU
"""
def __init__(self, in_channels, out_channels):
super(ConvBlock, self).__init__()
self.conv = Conv3x3(in_channels, out_channels)
self.nonlin = nn.ELU(inplace=True)
[docs] def forward(self, x):
out = self.conv(x)
out = self.nonlin(out)
return out
[docs]class Conv3x3(nn.Module):
"""Layer to pad and convolve input
"""
def __init__(self, in_channels, out_channels, use_refl=True):
super(Conv3x3, self).__init__()
if use_refl:
self.pad = nn.ReflectionPad2d(1)
else:
self.pad = nn.ZeroPad2d(1)
self.conv = nn.Conv2d(int(in_channels), int(out_channels), 3)
[docs] def forward(self, x):
out = self.pad(x)
out = self.conv(out)
return out
[docs]def upsample(x):
"""Upsample input tensor by a factor of 2
"""
return F.interpolate(x, scale_factor=2, mode="nearest")


Goal
Participants are asked to submit automated predictions of lesion segmentation boundaries from dermoscopic images.
Data
Lesion segmentation data includes the original image, paired with the expert manual tracing of the lesion boundaries in the form of a binary mask.
Training Data
Dermoscopy Image Data
2000 images are provided as training data. The training data
file is a ZIP file, containing dermoscopic lesion images in
JPEG format. All images are named using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>.jpg
, where
<image_id>
is a 7-digit unique identifier.
EXIF tags in the images have been removed; any remaining EXIF
tags should not be relied upon to provide accurate
metadata.
Ground Truth Segmentations
The training ground truth file is a ZIP file, containing
2000 binary mask images in PNG format. All masks are named
using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>_Segmentation.png
, where
<image_id>
matches the corresponding
Training Data image for the mask. All mask images will have the
exact same dimensions as their corresponding lesion image. Mask
images are encoded as single-channel (grayscale) 8-bit PNGs (to
provide lossless compression), where each pixel is either:
0
: representing the background of the image, or areas outside the lesion255
: representing the foreground of the image, or areas inside the lesion
Masks were created by an expert clinician, using either a semi-automated process (using a user-provided seed point, a user-tuned flood-fill algorithm, and morphological filtering) or a manual process (from a series of user-provided polyline points).
Participants are not strictly required to utilize the training data in the development of their lesion segmentation algorithm and are free to train their algorithm using external data sources. Any such external sources of data must be properly cited in the supplied abstract.
Submission Instructions
The Test Data files are in a ZIP container, and are the exact same format as the Training Data. The Test Data files should be downloaded via the "Download test dataset" button below. Note: you must be signed-in and registered to participate in this phase of the challenge in order for this link to be visible.
The submitted Test Results file should be in the exact same format as the Training Ground Truth file. Specifically, the results file should be a ZIP file of 600 binary mask images in PNG format. Each mask should contain the participant's best attempt at a fully automated lesion segmentation of the corresponding image in the Test Data. Each mask should be named and encoded according to the conventions of the Training Ground Truth.
Participants may make unlimited and independent submissions to each phase, but only the most recent submission to the Test Phase will be used for official judging.
Evaluation
Participants will be ranked and awards granted based only on the Jaccard index. Additionally, submitted segmentations will be compared the following variety of metrics, for scientific completeness:
Some useful resources for metrics computation include:


CHAPTER 432F
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER NETWORK ADEQUACY
Section
432F-1 Definitions
432F-2 Health care provider network adequacy
Note
Chapter repealed January 1, 2019. L 2017, c 191, §§2, 4(1).


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Specifies an entry-point jump code used by a packer.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Depth0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The frequency that a jump instruction is found to be immediately followed by another jump instruction within the PE(Portable Executable) entry point. |
| Opcodes0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The hex value of the bytes located at the jump location for a relative jump identified in the PE(Portable Executable) entry point up to 10 bytes or the end of the RVA(Relative Virtual Address) section. |


Labour close gap on Tories in latest general election opinion poll
Hope for Jeremy Corbyn's party after Scottish poll predicted a wipeout north of the border
by Gordon Robertson, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/gordon-robertson/Labour has closed the gap on the Tories according to the latest general election opinion poll on UK voting intentions.
The gap between the top two parties has narrowed by four percentage points.
The poll conducted by Opinium for the Observer newspaper put the Conservatives on 41%, down one percentage point on the previous poll a week ago, while Labour gained three percentage points to rise to 29%.
The Liberal Democrats , in third place, slipped to 15%.
Jeremy Corbyn will take heart from the projections at the end of a week when one opinion poll predicted Labour's worst result in Scotland in over a century. A YouGov poll of UK regions put Labour in fourth place, a point behind the Lib Dems who are on 13 per cent.
If the latest YouGov survey is correct the SNP will increase it share of the vote from 37 per cent in 2017 to 42 per cent at the general election on December 12. Tory support has fallen seven points to 22 per cent.
But Labour’s backing was pegged at just 12 percent in Scotland which could mean a total wipeout in a country the party once dominated.


public class DbLoad
extends java.lang.Object
DbDump
.
This utility may be used programmatically or from the command line.
When using this utility as a command line program, and the application uses custom key comparators, be sure to add the jars or classes to the classpath that contain the application's comparator classes.
java { com.sleepycat.je.util.DbLoad | -jar je-<version>.jar DbLoad } -h <dir> # environment home directory [-f <fileName>] # input file [-n] # no overwrite mode [-T] # input file is in text mode [-I] # ignore unknown parameters [-c name=value] # config values [-s <databaseName> ] # database to load [-v] # show progress [-V] # print JE version numberSee
main(java.lang.String[])
for a full description of the
command line arguments.
To load a database to a stream from code:
DbLoad loader = new DbLoad(); loader.setEnv(env); loader.setDbName(dbName); loader.setInputStream(stream); loader.setNoOverwrite(noOvrwr); loader.setTextFileMode(tfm); loader.load();
Because a DATA=END
marker is used to terminate the dump of
each database, multiple databases can be dumped and loaded using a single
stream. The DbDump.dump()
method leaves the stream positioned after
the last line written and the load()
method leaves the stream
positioned after the last line read.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Environment |
env |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DbLoad()
Creates a DbLoad object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
load() |
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] argv)
The main used by the DbLoad utility.
|
void |
setDbName(java.lang.String dbName)
Sets the database name to load.
|
void |
setEnv(Environment env)
Sets the Environment to load from.
|
void |
setIgnoreUnknownConfig(boolean ignoreUnknownConfigMode)
Sets whether to ignore unknown parameters in the config file.
|
void |
setInputReader(java.io.BufferedReader reader)
Sets the BufferedReader to load from.
|
void |
setNoOverwrite(boolean noOverwrite)
Sets whether the load should overwrite existing data or not.
|
void |
setProgressInterval(long progressInterval)
If progressInterval is set, progress status messages are generated to
stdout at set percentages of the load.
|
void |
setTextFileMode(boolean textFileMode)
Sets whether the load data is in text file format.
|
void |
setTotalLoadBytes(long totalLoadBytes)
Used for progress status messages.
|
protected Environment env
public static void main(java.lang.String[] argv) throws java.lang.Exception
argv
- The arguments accepted by the DbLoad utility.
usage: java { com.sleepycat.je.util.DbLoad | -jar je-<version>.jar DbLoad } [-f input-file] [-n] [-V] [-v] [-T] [-I] [-c name=value] [-s database] -h dbEnvHome
-f - the file to load from (in DbDump format)
-n - no overwrite mode. Do not overwrite existing data.
-V - display the version of the JE library.
-T - input file is in Text mode.
-I - ignore unknown parameters in the config file.
If -f is not specified, the dump is read from System.in.
The -T option allows JE applications to easily load text files into databases.
The -I option allows loading databases that were dumped with the Berkeley DB C product, when the dump file contains parameters not known to JE.
The input must be paired lines of text, where the first line of the pair is the key item, and the second line of the pair is its corresponding data item.
A simple escape mechanism, where newline and backslash (\) characters are special, is applied to the text input. Newline characters are interpreted as record separators. Backslash characters in the text will be interpreted in one of two ways: If the backslash character precedes another backslash character, the pair will be interpreted as a literal backslash. If the backslash character precedes any other character, the two characters following the backslash will be interpreted as a hexadecimal specification of a single character; for example, \0a is a newline character in the ASCII character set.
For this reason, any backslash or newline characters that naturally occur in the text input must be escaped to avoid misinterpretation by db_load.
-c name=value - Specify configuration options ignoring any value they may have based on the input. The command-line format is name=value. See the Supported Keywords section below for a list of keywords supported by the -c option.
-s database - the database to load.
-h dbEnvHome - the directory containing the database environment.
-v - report progress
Supported Keywords
version=N - specify the version of the input file. Currently only
version 3 is supported.
format - specify the format of the file. Allowable values are "print"
and "bytevalue".
dupsort - specify whether the database allows duplicates or not.
Allowable values are "true" and "false".
type - specifies the type of database. Only "btree" is allowed.
database - specifies the name of the database to be loaded.
EnvironmentFailureException
- if an unexpected, internal or
environment-wide failure occurs.java.lang.Exception
public void setEnv(Environment env)
env
- The environment.public void setDbName(java.lang.String dbName)
dbName
- database namepublic void setInputReader(java.io.BufferedReader reader)
reader
- The BufferedReader.public void setNoOverwrite(boolean noOverwrite)
noOverwrite
- True if existing data should not be overwritten.public void setTextFileMode(boolean textFileMode)
textFileMode
- True if the load data is in text file format.public void setIgnoreUnknownConfig(boolean ignoreUnknownConfigMode)
ignoreUnknownConfigMode
- True to ignore unknown parameters in
the config file.public void setProgressInterval(long progressInterval)
progressInterval
- Specifies the percentage intervals for status
messages. If 0, no messages are generated.public void setTotalLoadBytes(long totalLoadBytes)
totalLoadBytes
- number of input bytes to be loaded.public boolean load() throws java.io.IOException, DatabaseException
java.io.IOException
DatabaseException
Copyright (c) 2002, 2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.


Deleting Attributes
How to permanently delete attributes and/or attribute values from the Repository module.
-
- Select the Repository Settings tab.
- At Attributes, the following options are available:
- To delete an attribute including all related attribute values:
- Click on the attribute name in the Attributes list.
- Click the Delete button. This displays the message "Are you sure you wish to delete this Attribute?"
- Click the OK button confirm.
- To delete a single Attribute Value:
- In the Attributes list, click on the attribute name.
- In the Attribute Values list, click on the attribute value name.
- Click the Delete button. This displays the message "Are you sure you wish to delete this Value?"
- Click the OK button confirm.
-
Click the Update button.
Deleting an Attribute
Deleting an Attribute Value


49
1 Listen to me, you coastlands! And give attention, you distant peoples.
Yahweh has called me from birth by name, when my mother brought me into the world.
2 He has made my mouth like a sharp sword; he hid me in the shadow of his hand;
he has made me into a polished arrow; in his quiver he has hidden me.
3 He said to me, "You are my servant, Israel, through whom I show my glory."
4 Though I thought I have labored in vain, I have spent my energy for nothing,
yet my justice is with Yahweh, and my reward is with my God.
5 And now Yahweh has spoken, he who formed me from birth to be his servant,
to restore Jacob again to himself, and that Israel be gathered to him.
I am honored in the eyes of Yahweh, and my God has become my strength.
6 He says, "It is too small a thing for you to be my servant to reestablish the tribes of Jacob,
and to restore the survivors of Israel. I will make you a light to the Gentiles,
that you may be my salvation to the ends of the earth."
7 This is what Yahweh says, the Redeemer of Israel, their Holy One,
to the one whose life is despised, hated by the nations, and a slave of rulers,
"Kings will see you and arise, and princes will see you and bow down,
because of Yahweh who is faithful, even the Holy One of Israel, who has chosen you."
8 This is what Yahweh says,
"At a time I decide to show my favor I will answer you, and in a day of salvation I will help you;
I will protect you, and give you as a covenant for the people,
to rebuild the land, to reassign the desolate inheritance.
9 You will say to the prisoners, 'Come out;' to those in dark dungeons, 'Show yourselves.'
They will graze along the roads, and on all the bare slopes will be their pasture.
10 They will not be hungry or thirsty; nor will the heat or sun beat on them,
for he who has mercy on them will lead them; he will guide them to springs of water.
11 And I will make all my mountains into a road, and make my highways level."
12 Look, these will come from far away, some from the north and the west; and others from the land of Sinim.
13 Sing, heavens, and be joyful, earth; break into singing, you mountains!
For Yahweh comforts his people, and will have compassion on his afflicted.
14 But Zion said, "Yahweh has forsaken me, and the Lord has forgotten me."
15 "Can a woman forget her baby, nursing at her breast, so she does not have compassion on the son she has borne?

As surely as I live—this is the declaration of Yahweh—you will surely wear them like jewelry; you will put them on, like a bride.
19 Though you were a waste and desolate, a land that was in ruins,
now you will be too small for the inhabitants, and those who devoured you will be far away.
20 The children born during the time of your bereavement will say in your hearing,
'The place is too cramped for us, make room for us, so we may live here.'
21 Then you will ask yourself, 'Who has borne these children for me?
I was bereaved and barren, exiled and divorced.
Who has raised these children?
Look, I was left all alone; where did these come from?'"
22 This is what the Lord Yahweh says,
"Look, I will raise my hand to the nations; I will raise my signal flag to the peoples.

24 Can the spoils be taken from the warrior, or captives be rescued from a tyrant?
25 But this is what Yahweh says,
"Yes, the captives will be taken away from the warrior, and spoils will be rescued;
for I will oppose your adversary and save your children.
26 And I will feed your oppressors with their own flesh; and they will get drunk on their own blood, as if it were wine;
and all mankind will know that I, Yahweh, am your Savior and your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob."


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Brief Overview of Spark
Spark is a general computing engine for distributed processing of data.
Spark is:
-
Fast.
Unlike Hadoop, Spark keeps data in memory as much as possible.
-
Compact.
In general, you'll write a lot less code to get a job done in Spark
than you would in a framework like Hadoop.
-
Multi-language.
You can write Spark applications in Scala, Java, Python and R.


The known corrections to MPI-2 are listed in this document. All page and line numbers are for the official version of the MPI-2 document available from the MPI Forum home page at http://www.mpi-forum.org. Information on reporting mistakes in the MPI documents is also located on the MPI Forum home page.
This is a DRAFT and is not official.
3.2.11 MPI_GET_COUNT with zero-length datatypes
The value returned as the count argument of
MPI_GET_COUNT for a datatype of length zero where zero bytes
have been transferred is zero. If the number of bytes transfered is
greater than zero, MPI_UNDEFINED is returned.
Rationale.
Zero-length datatypes may be created in a number of cases. In MPI-2,
an important case is MPI_TYPE_CREATE_DARRAY, where the
definition of the particular darry results in an empty block on some
MPI process. Programs written in an SPMD style will not check for
this special case and may want to use MPI_GET_COUNT to check
the status.
( End of rationale.)
3.2.12 MPI_GROUP_TRANSLATE_RANKS and MPI_PROC_NULL
MPI_PROC_NULL is a valid rank for input to MPI_GROUP_TRANSLATE_RANKS, which returns MPI_PROC_NULL as the translated rank.
MPI_Errhandler MPI_Errhandler_f2c(MPI_Fint errhandler)
MPI_Fint MPI_Errhandler_c2f(MPI_Errhandler errhandler)
These were overlooked.
void cpp_lib_call(MPI::Comm& cpp_comm);but should read
void cpp_lib_call(MPI::Comm cpp_comm);
char name[MPI_MAX_NAME_STRING];but should read
char name[MPI_MAX_OBJECT_NAME];since MPI_MAX_NAME_STRING is not an MPI-defined constant.
MPI_{COMM,WIN,FILE}_GET_ERRHANDLER behave as if a new error handler object is created. That is, once the error handler is no longer needed, MPI_ERRHANDLER_FREE should be called with the error handler returned from MPI_ERRHANDLER_GET or MPI_{COMM,WIN,FILE}_GET_ERRHANDLER to mark the error handler for deallocation. This provides behavior similar to that of MPI_COMM_GROUP and MPI_GROUP_FREE.
MPI_BYTE should be used to send and receive data that is packed using MPI_PACK_EXTERNAL.
Rationale.
MPI_PACK_EXTERNAL specifies that there is no header on the message
and further
specifies the exact format of the data. Since MPI_PACK may (and is
allowed
to) use a header, the datatype MPI_PACKED cannot be used for data
packed with
MPI_PACK_EXTERNAL.
( End of rationale.)
Many of the descriptions of the collective routines provide illustrations in terms of blocking MPI point-to-point routines. These are intended solely to indicate what data is sent or received by what process. Many of these examples are not correct MPI programs; for purposes of simplicity, they often assume infinite buffering.
MPI_PROC_NULL is a valid target rank in the MPI RMA calls MPI_ACCUMULATE, MPI_GET, and MPI_PUT. The effect is the same as for MPI_PROC_NULL in MPI point-to-point communication.
void MPI::Win::Get(const void *origin_addr, int origin_count, const MPI::Datatype& origin_datatype, int target_rank, MPI::Aint target_disp, int target_count, const MPI::Datatype& target_datatype) const
but should read
void MPI::Win::Get(void *origin_addr, int origin_count, const
MPI::Datatype& origin_datatype, int target_rank, MPI::Aint target_disp,
int target_count, const MPI::Datatype& target_datatype) const
MPI_REPLACE, like the other predefined operations, is defined only for the predefined MPI datatypes.
Rationale.
The rationale for this is that, for consistency, MPI_REPLACE
should have the same limitations as the other operations. Extending
it to all datatypes doesn't provide any real benefit.
( End of rationale.)
Both groups should provide the same count value.
but should read
Both groups should provide count and datatype arguments that specify the same type signature.
Advice
to implementors.
High quality implementations should raise an error when a keyval
that was created by a call to MPI_XXX_CREATE_KEYVAL is
used with an object of the wrong type with a call to
MPI_YYY_GET_ATTR, MPI_YYY_SET_ATTR, MPI_YYY_DELETE_ATTR, or
MPI_YYY_FREE_KEYVAL. To do so, it is necessary to maintain, with
each keyval, information on the type of the associated user
function.
( End of advice to implementors.)
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Dear Delegates,
Welcome to the Human Rights Committee at the third OIS MUN. My name is Brinda Mehra and I will be co-chairing HRC, along with Smiti Modi and Aish Sandeep. This will be my second MUN conference overall and the first one as a Chair.
Alongside the OISMUN, I also enjoy reading books from a variety of eras and cultures, learning new languages, baking, photography and when I can find the time, having marathon TV watching sessions of the Mentalist or Castle.
In my very first MUN, which was at OIS, I was in the delegate of Sri Lanka in DISEC. The biggest thing I took away from this experience, apart from the understanding of how the UN works is that to have a successful committee, we require participation from all delegates. There is no sense in keeping quiet when the topic chosen affects your country, either directly or indirectly.
The topics that we have chosen for HRC this year are events that do not get as much coverage as they should but balance precariously on the thin line that divides the observence of human rights from their violations. These topics are harsh and real, and affect the world in several different ways.
In order to have a productive debate and arrive on good resolutions, Smiti, Aish and I expect each one of you to prepare and participate fully. For all first time delegates, please remember that there is no use of keeping quiet if you have something to say and do not be afraid of making mistakes.If you really can’t gather up your courage, remember, that one of your chairs is a first timer as well.
Here’s to a fruitful MUN conference for all of us. Best of luck, delegates.
I am Sushmeena Parihar. I have been a part of the OIS family since 2014 and have been a part of the OIS MUN team ever since. This is my fifth MUN; second one as a part of the press team. I am passionate about photography and reading. When I am not dealing with IB, you will find me dancing, rolling or binging on Grey’s Anatomy, Harry Potter or Modern Family. The Press team will not follow any particular topic, instead will ensure that every significant moment of this conference is captured and remembered with our press booklet that will be provided at the end of this conference.
Hello, My name is Smiti Jain and I will be responsible for making sure that all of you have a memorable, fun and a hassle-free experience. I have been in OIS since 2011 this will be my third MUN conference and second conference as a part of admin. I like helping out with such events and my passion for MUN lead me to become the admin head. I have managed several events in OIS and hope our team can do the same for this year's OISMUN conference. I hope all the delegates and other participants who will be a part of this year's conference contribute their part to make this conference a huge success.
I, Devanshi Agarwal, welcome you all to OISMUN 2015. I have always been interested in the activities that go in the making of an event. Hence, I have taken the initiative to lead the logistics and marketing team to put forth a successful and memorable conference for all participants. I will ensure the smooth execution of the conferences and ceremonies. You can count on me!
Apart from this, I am immensely passionate about dance and visual arts. I actively take part in community work and social service because I believe in giving back to the society. I am one of those who make sure everything is well organized in a sincere way. There is nothing better than watching movies all day long on a lazy Sunday. Wanderlust.
OISMUN is a great platform to see budding enthusiasts and it gives me great pleasure to be a part of it.


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Brick Breaker (Assembly Language)
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Online Ticketing System for Movies (SQL, asp.net)
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The USI Want Free STI Test For Third-Level Students
by Ben FinneganThe USI wants free STI testing for students across the country.
The group says only one campus in the country doesn't charge people to get checked, which is NUI Galway.
It follows a report in the Irish Daily Mail that says less than two percent of students are getting tested.
"There should be free STI testing provided across the country, particularly from a student perspective," said Megan Reilly who is Vice-President for Equality with the Union of Students in Ireland.
"Student Unions across the country and even at a national level as well we've put a lot of work into campaigns around sexual health because people don't necessarily receive adequate sexual health education in school.
"So they're coming into college not in the know sometimes. There's not a lot of point sometimes calling attention to the fact that people should get tested and then not having these services available."


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Toddler hospitalised with burns after Logan house fire
by Monique StClairInvestigations are underway after a toddler was burnt in a house fire in Logan this morning.
The blaze broke out at a home on Meredith Street, Loganlea, around 11.00am.
Three fire crews were called to the scene where they were able to extinguish the fire within 30 minutes.
Paramedics treated a male toddler for burns to his legs, before taking him to the Queensland Children’s Hospital for further treatment.
His mother gave him first aid treatment at the scene before paramedics arrived, though she wasn’t injured in the incident.
Both police and fire investigators are working to determine the cause of the blaze.


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The unit called Decimate is a time-domain decimation routine which can be used to resample
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Hi guys,
just wanted to say hello and thanks for all the information and the effort you are putting in helping people get started with the openenergymonitor platform
I just received my first (I already know it won't be the last but the wife wouldn't allow me to spend more :) ) batch of hardware with wich I'm planning to monitor:
- External temperature
- PC and Entertainment enrgy consumption
- Global house energy consumption
- Main Power failure alerting
- Flood rain pumps energy consumption and activity (I have two, one working means some rain but no worries, two working means a lot of rain and better someone gets home to check that power won't go off all of a sudden)
- In the future: rain gauge and other weather data, and if I will ever be able to afford them PV monitoring
My emonbase of choice is the raspberry, and I plan on running emoncms on it (with mysql data on my nas over nfs, if possible) and to use it as a collector for all the other non emontx data I will be needing
I'll try not to bother you too often (I am already nagging a coworker that has some soldering skills as mine are pretty abysmal) but I think that once I get the hardware running I will be able to cope with the software (where my skills are much better)
Again, thanks for all the info and keep up with the good work
Mattia
Re: New entry
... quick update ... had a mate that can solder assemble the two emontxes ... uploading the firmware was a piece of cake, setting up the temperature sensors as well, setting up emoncms .. the same ... I am already logging main home consumption and a couple of temperatures ... the dashboards in emoncms are really great. Took me two hours yesterday and less than an hour today ... what can I say, I never had an arduino in my hands before wednesday ... you guys rock!
At the moment the emontx are not where I want to have them, will have to do some (simple) electrical work to set up the different feeds monitoring, but the main idea is to have the two emontx in closed boxes separate from anything with a voltage higher than 9v , while the CT sensors will be placed in the aprropriate safe places (no wires dangling, no 'temporary' connections). Next in line is the optical sensor to monitor (in order to double check the ct global measuring) the electricity meter, then I'll start thinking about the weather data.
At the moment what looks like the best option (and cheapest) is to add an RFM01 to the raspberry and write/adapt some code to receive data from sensors coming from a Fine Offset Electronics WH1080 (just bought the whole sensors set on ebay for 40 euro: pluviometer/anemometer/temperature/pressure/humidity).
I 'think' I could also use one of the emontx and have them receive the data, but since that would mean changing the RF parameters in order to receive the data, then change them to send them to the pi (along with normal data) and then change them again to be able to receive the next transmission ... I think I would end up losing a lot of measurements...
Re: New entry
another update ... the software side looks almost done, I have managed to test and integrate all the ct senstors, the temperature sensors and the optical sensor, I have a 5-7% discrepancy between the calibrated watt calculation and the power sensor calculation.
I have followed the calibration procedure here: http://www.openenergymonitor.org/emon/modules/emontx/firmware/calibration%20 and I am using a dc adapter bought on the openenergymonitor shop (euro plug), the suggested initial constant is 228.268
I have measured the actual voltage (and calculated my actual constant) by measuring with a multimeter and a kill-a-watt, the problem is that the two instruments disagree on the actual voltage .. the multimeter measures around 228 volt plus or minus two volts, while the kill-a-watt measures 214 volts plus or minus one .... I tend to agree with the multimeter but I have a discrpenacy nonetheless.
Will let it run a couple of days and then run some comparisons, right now the optical reading has been running for less than an hour ...
I have also ordered a RFM01 receiver and already have the weather station sensors ... the next software project will be to tap into the sensors and add that data to emoncms ....
I still have to place the emontxes in their final boxes and do the correct electrical wiring, will take a couple of photos once that part is done.
Have fun
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I see from your first post above that you want to implement Main Power failure alerting.
How do you plan to achieve this Mattia?
Re: New entry
Hi,
I already have an UPS with which I am actually powering my internet router, firewall, home switch, and a nas and with which I plan on powering the raspberry and one of the two emontx. The ups is able to power all this rigamarole for about two hours so I'll have plenty of time to fire up some warning messages.
Right now the ups is already in my basement, I'll have to do some re-wiring and will put it next to the electricity meter (I have it inside the house in my basement). This way, when power fails, the reading on the mains CT and voltage sensor will drop next to 0 (actually 0 for the voltage sensor) and I will use the event plugin to notify me.
I have hacked around the event plugin to have it working with a fixed email address, and am planning to change the code to have it working using emoncms settings so that maybe I can give back something to the community (there just aren't enough hours in a day to do all I would like to get done ....) and eventually to add Growl or Notify My Android support ...
As long as the UPS batteries (or the raspberry, or the emontx) don't fail it should be foolproof :)
Mattia
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...sorry .. double post ...
Re: New entry
I found the alarm very interesting, despite I have no programming idea, may be it could be integrated in emoncms like a processing tab for a signal? (when it goes under a value, emoncms sends an email)
Re: New entry
I look forward to that Mattia, as there are quite a few members wanting to use the event module.
The addition of Boxcar prowl would be a welcome addition especially for iPhone/iPad users. The app is free, reliable and very popular, and they have full api details on their website.
Paul
Re: New entry
Hi,
@xz81: you already have this functionality in the event module, the problem is that at the moment it is disabled because of a couple of problems.
The problems I have found (so far) :
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PS: the feed.diff patch also includes a fix that enables the use of dashboards through a port forward connection to emoncms
PPS: don't really know whether these changes will be enough to allow the use of the event module on the hosted emoncms.org
Now I'll start looking into why the event creation doesn't get registered, looking at the chrome debugger it looks like a problem with a jquery call that gets canceled from the client .. re-running the query in the same browser session successfully creates the event .... will have to investigate
Regards
Re: New entry
This is a new patch for the event module that fixes the problem when adding and deleting events :the add and delete buttons were performing an ajax call that was canceled by the page reload, added the proper login to allow for the ajax call to finish before reloading the page
Re: New entry
Mattia, have you submitted a pull request on Git for your work, to update the current branch.
Paul
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Erm, no .. I think there should be more than what I changed in order to make it work as intended, otherwise the original author would have done it himself .. it realy is a couple of lines per file ... what I am thinking is that either there are complications to use this code online on emoncms.org or he wants to do a complete overhaul ...
Anyway, it's done now, just in case ....
Re: New entry
Small update .. I have been able to do some electrical work and have the pump monitoring emontx up, running, tested and safe, both from electrical hazards and from accidental cable pulling, still have to work on the electrical side on the main monitoring placement , I hope tomorrow will be the day ....
In the meantime, I have been playing with a WH1080 weather station (I bought only the sensors for around 40 euro) and an RFM01 .. yesterday I was able to cobble together some wires and some soldering and managed to connect it to my emonbase (raspberry) together with the rfm12 .. the idea is to receive data from the emontx nodes with the rfm12 and from the weather sensors with the RFM01.
So far so good, I have used this project https://github.com/ToninoTarsi/swpi as a (very good) starting point and have modified it to feed data to emoncms. So far I only have the temperature sensor up and running, will try to get everything (rain and wind sensors) up and running in the weeknd .. will post some photos once everything is working
Still amazed about how easy it is to get things going with the raspberry in general and the RFMxx modules in particular ...
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madmatt: I have a 5-7% discrepancy between the calibrated watt calculation and the power sensor calculation.
My suggestion would be to adjust your cal value(s) until your system records exactly the same amount of consumed power as does your meter. Once the measured and actual values match, one would hope that this state of alignment would be maintained. Alternatively, if nothing is changed, you would hope that the "discrepancy" would remain at "5 to 7%" as before.
When using a standard sketch, power is not sensed continuously, so any rapid variations in the rate of consumed power may not be detected by your system.
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Thanks calypso_rae , I already realized I would have to do some additional calibration. At the moment I am waiting to complete the electrical re-wiring before tackling the problem of fixing properly the optical sensor ... electrician tape, even for tests, won't do ... I get a lot of spurious inputs (I guess because of external light filtering in ...)
On the other hand I am almost done (I hope) with the weather data logging and monitoring, these are my dashboards and teh events I have set up so far:
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A blob of Blu-tac should keep stray light out without any problems. It works fine with my (polled) LDR approach.
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Doh ... I was already thinking about a 3d printed custom cover that would probably have cost me more than the emontx ... Sometimes us software guys really get lost while playing instead of getting things done ... Thanks calypso


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