All Classes
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Account |
is the stencil for the subclasses Professor and Student
contains attributes of an account
Provides the user with the functionalities to personalize their account
|
| AccountController |
handles editing for accounts and shows profiles
|
| AccountControllerTest |
Tests get requests to Account Controller
|
| AccountRepository | |
| AccountRepositoryTest |
Test class for the functions of Account
|
| AccountService |
account service used to create, find, save and update account
can deletes all learnsets with a given learnset reference
|
| AccountTest |
Test class for the functions of Account
|
| AddCardControlerTest |
Tests get requests to AddCardController
|
| AddCardController |
adds a card to the corresponding learnSet
|
| AiCardApplication |
standard SpringBootApplication
|
| BaseEntity | |
| Card |
Provides a 2 sided Card(front and back) for CardList and CardStatus
|
| CardContent |
CardContent is one Side of a card
|
| CardContentTest |
Class to test the functionalities of the CardContent-Child-Classes
|
| CardKnowledgeLevel |
knowledgelevel of cards
|
| CardList |
Provides CardList with Cards and a Pointer to the current ListIndex
this class is deprecated because listindex is not used
|
| CardListRepository | |
| CardListTest |
Test class for all the functions of CardList
|
| CardRepository | |
| CardService |
handles finding, creating, deleting, and saving cards
|
| CardStatus |
Provides current CardStatus of a Card
Shows and edits CardKnowledgeLevel of any Account who has the Card in a LearnSetAbo
|
| CardStatusRepository | |
| CardStatusTest |
Provides test of functionalities of the CardStatus class
|
| CardTest |
Class for testing all functionality of the CardClass
|
| Comment |
The class message is used to store informations about a message which are :
the message its self - the sender - the time it was sent - the number of likes and the people who liked this message as a list
|
| CommentController |
adds a comment to the corresponding LearnSet
|
| CommentControllerTest |
Tests get requests to CommentController
|
| CommentTest |
Test class for the functions of Message
|
| DataType |
datatypes for cardContent
|
| ErrorController |
handles errors
|
| ErrorControllerTest |
Tests get requests to ErrorController
|
| Faculty |
faculties for accounts and learnSets (FH)
|
| H2Controller |
handles the h2 database
|
| LearningSession |
Provides a ArrayList of CardStatus, so that the Account can Learn the Cards.
|
| LearningSessionController |
opens a learningsession for a learnSetAbo
|
| LearningSessionControllerTests |
Tests get requests to LearningSessionController
|
| LearningSessionRepository | |
| LearningSessionService |
provides delete method for learningsession
|
| LearningSessionTest |
This class tests the functions of the class LearningSessionTests
|
| LearnSet |
Provides CardList with additional information:
Title, Description, Faculty(to which Accounts from which Faculties it will be shown)
CommentList, Evaluations(only 1 per Account to LearnSetAbo is possible)
Owner(Account who created the LearnSet), Admins(Accounts who can edit the LearnSet)
Visibility(to show the LearnSet to all Account, to Faculty and Friends or only to Owner)
|
| LearnSetAbo |
Provides a LearnSet with further, account-specific information and is thus always embedded
into an account.
|
| LearnSetAboRepository | |
| LearnSetAboRepositoryTest |
Test class for the functions of LearnSetAboRepository
|
| LearnSetAboService |
handles learnsetabo repository requests
|
| LearnSetAboTest |
Tests the functions of the Class LearnSetAbo
|
| LearnSetController |
creating/showing and editing of learnSets
|
| LearnSetControllerTest |
Tests get requests to LearnSetController
|
| LearnSetRepository | |
| LearnSetRepositoryTest |
Test class for the functions of LearnSetRepository
|
| LearnSetService |
handles creations, deletions of learnsets and LearnSetRepository calls
|
| LearnSetShopController |
browsing feature for accessible LearnSets
|
| LearnSetShopControllerTest |
Tests get requests to LearnSetShopController
|
| LearnSetTest |
Test class for all the functions of LearnSet
|
| LoginController |
controller for login handles the login function and registration
|
| LoginControllerTest |
Tests get requests to LoginController
|
| MainController |
controller for index
|
| MainControllerTest | |
| MyUserDetails |
standard Spring Security MyUserDetails to use in priciple
|
| MyUserDetailsService |
SpringSecurity standard UserDetailsService interface implementation
|
| patternTest | |
| PersistenceConfiguration |
configures the persistence
database is saved in database folder
|
| Recommended |
is it recommended?
|
| RegPattern |
class to validate email and password
|
| Visibility |
access rights for viewing a learnSet
|
| WebSecurityConfiguration |
SpringSecurity standard implementation of WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter
|


Famitsu: Sakurai discussed Smash Ultimate surpassing Street Fighter II to become the best-selling fighting game ever
by ssf1991This week’s issue of Famitsu contained Masahiro Sakurai’s 592nd column. In it, Sakurai talked about the recent news that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate had become the best-selling fighting game ever. This accomplishment previously belonged to Street Fighter II. Sakurai said that Japan considers Smash an action game. Despite Smash Ultimate’s achievement, Sakurai says that he still considers Street Fighter II to be the king of fighting games. Sakurai also said that a fighting game, once mastered, may become stale. This is why, according to Sakurai, the series is designed closer to a party game.


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It's essentially a replica of the original
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created in 2011 by Ed Summers,
but using the new
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released in 2014.
The source code and more information can be found
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Blog: Stability of Learning Algorithms Part 1.
• Tutorials
This is walk-through on how to derive generalization bounds based on the stability of algorithms. Understanding the proof helps to extend or modify the results according to your needs. For instance, I had a loss function which was unbounded, and since to apply generalization results your loss function must be bounded, I was stuck. So, this my effort to state the proof as clear as possible along with the assumptions needed.
Setup: Let and be a training set . Let be a symmetric learning algorithm i.e. does not depend on the order of the data points in the training set. We define the following two more notations as follows:
Removing data point in the set .
Replacing data point in the set by .
Let be an unknown distribution from which data points are sampled to form a training set . Here, we assume all samples (including the replacement sample) are i.i.d. unless mentioned otherwise. Let denotes the expectation of the function when samples are drawn from the distribution to form . Similarly, let denotes the expectation of the function when is sampled according to the distribution .
We define the generalization error or risk as follows:
Empirical error is defined as follows:
Generalization Bounds based on Stability of Learning Algorithms:
Let’s assume that our algorithm has uniform stability , i.e. it satisfies ,
To derive generalization bounds for uniform stable algorithms, we are going to only use McDiarmid’s inequality. Let be some set and , then inequality is given as (more detail here),
Strategy is to bound using , . We will derive some lemmas that would be helpful to compute variables needed for applying McDiarmid’s inequality.
Since, samples are i.i.d., we have,
Note: introduces (bound on loss) in the equation. If your loss is unbounded then you may be able to bound and just replace by it, in the generalization bound.
Applying McDiarmid’s inequality to derive generalization bounds for uniform stable algorithms:
$$ \mathbf{P}\Bigg( \Big(R(A_S)-R_{emp}(A_S)\Big) - 2\beta \geq \epsilon \Bigg) \leq \underbrace{e^{-\frac{2\epsilon^2}{m(4\beta+\frac{M}{m})^2}}}_{\delta} $$ $$ \implies \mathbf{P}\Bigg( \Big(R(A_S)-R_{emp}(A_S)\Big) \leq 2\beta + (4m\beta+M)\sqrt{\frac{\log \frac{1}{\delta}}{2m}} \Bigg) \geq 1-\delta $$


Define: Synopsis
In this activity, you will create a short synopsis sentence to guide a fictional, yet plausible story narrative.
Aliens - possible, but NOT plausible
Instructions
- Read through the one-sentence descriptions from the word-pair activity and choose the one that sounds the most interesting to you.
- Re-write the chosen description as a short sentence that explains the way it was in (this year), and the way it is 30 years later in 20xx. "In the year 2017 (the way it was), but now in 2047 (how it's better world)." An example sentence would be: "In 2017, the Earth's wildlife was experiencing a high rate of extinction, but now in 2047 almost all of the world's endangered wildlife species are back to healthy populations."
Post work to the Studio
Use the exact indicated file format. You must obtain prior approval to deviate from these upload requirements.
- Write the sentence in the assignment submission text box. Do not upload a file of any kind.


Freed American pastor Andrew Brunson met and prayed with President Trump in the Oval Office Saturday, thanking him for having “really fought for us” — a day after his release from house arrest in Turkey.
Brunson, from North Carolina, arrived in the U.S. earlier Saturday after stopping in Germany on Friday. Brunson was imprisoned in October 2016 due to his alleged ties to an outlawed group as part of a crackdown on a failed coup in Turkey against President Recep Erdogan’s government. A Turkish judge on Friday ordered him freed from house arrest on Friday after sentencing him to time served on terror and treason charges.
Brunson thanked Trump in the Oval Office, saying “you really fought for us, unusually so, from the time you took office.” He also thanked members of Congress on both sides of the aisle who had worked for his release. In a dramatic moment, Brunson knelt down and prayed with the President — asking God for “supernatural wisdom to accomplish all the plans you have for this country and for him.”
In his remarks, Trump said it was a “great honor” to have Brunson in the White House and thanked a number of lawmakers and members of the Cabinet for their assistance in securing Bunson’s release.
“If ever there was a bipartisan effort, this was it,” he said. A number of senators, as well as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Advisor John Bolton, were in attendance in the Oval Office.
Brunson said he and his wife looked forward to spending time with children and praying to see what God wants next from him.
Trump, who had thanked Turkish President Erdogan “for his help” earlier in the day, expressed hope that Brunson’s release would mark the start of better relations between the two countries. Trump said on Twitter that while there was “great appreciation” and a hope of good relations between the U.S. and Turkey, but there was “no deal” made for Brunson’s return.
“There was NO DEAL made with Turkey for the release and return of Pastor Andrew Brunson. I don’t make deals for hostages,” he tweeted. “There was, however, great appreciation on behalf of the United States, which will lead to good, perhaps great, relations between the United States & Turkey!”
The Trump administration advocated persistently for Brunson’s release, leading to an intense economic showdown between the two NATO allies. In August, the U.S. slapped sanctions on an array of Turkish officials and on some goods, sending Turkish currency into freefall.
Fox News’ Greg Norman and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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As soon as your database setup is ready, you can login to the administrator’s interface. The interface is found at an URL of the format “https://webcbt.se/NameOfYourDatabase”. Enter your credentials in the login box and press the Login button.


Welcome to Read The Docs
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You can find information about contributing to Read the Docs at our Contribution page <http://docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contribute.html#contributing-to-development>
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By the end of this quickstart, you will have a new project automatically updated when you push to GitHub.
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. Log in and click on "Import".
. Give your project a name, add the HTTPS link for your GitHub project, and
select Git as your repository type.
. Fill in the rest of the form as needed and click "Create".
. On GitHub, navigate to your repository and click on "Settings".
. In the sidebar, click on "Web Hooks & Services", then find and click on the
"ReadTheDocs" service.
. Check the "Active" setting and click "Update Settings".
. All done.


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The mechanism of action of cyclosporin A and FK506.
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CsA and FK506 are powerful suppressors of the immune system, most notably of T cells. They act at a point in activation that lies between receptor ligation and the transcription of early genes. Here, Stuart Schreiber and Gerald Crabtree review recent findings that indicate CsA and FK506 operate as prodrugs: they bind endogenous intracellular receptors, the immunophilins, and the resulting complex targets the protein phosphatase, calcineurin, to exert the immunosuppressive effect.


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getAccessoriesImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "accessories image" property associated with this product.
getActiveUpdateDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "active update date" property associated with this product.
getAddress()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "address" property associated with this store.
getAddToCartUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "add-to-cart URL" property associated with this product.
getAffiliateAddToCartUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "affiliate add-to-cart URL" property associated with this product.
getAffiliateUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "affiliate URL" property associated with this product.
getAlternateViewsImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "alternative views image" property associated with this product.
getAngleImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "angle" property associated with this product.
getAttribute(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Element
Returns the value of an attribute by name; returns null if the attribute is not set.
getAttribute(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Returns an attribute of the response document's root element (the collection element).
getAttributes()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Element
Returns all attributes associated with this element; returns null if no attributes are set.
getBackViewImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "back-view image" property associated with this product.
getBuyUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "buy URL" property associated with this product.
getCategoryPath()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns a list of
categories
that this product belongs to.
getChildren()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Element
Returns this element's children; returns null if this element has no children.
getCity()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "city" property associated with this store.
getCjAffiliateUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "CJ affiliate URL" property associated with this product.
getCode()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
ErrorDocument
Returns the HTTP status code associated with this error.
getColor()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "color" property associated with this product.
getCountry()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "country" property associated with this store.
getCustomerReviewAverage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "customer review average" property associated with this product.
getCustomerReviewCount()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "customer review count" property associated with this product.
getDepartment()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "department" property associated with this product.
getDepartmentId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "department ID" property associated with this product.
getDepth()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "depth" property associated with this product.
getDescription()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "description" property associated with this product.
getDetails()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "details" property associated with this product.
getDistance()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "distance" property associated with this store.
getDocumentRoot()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Retrieves the root element of the response document.
getDocumentRoot()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.util.
XMLHandler
Retrieve the root element of the document tree parsed by this handler.
getDollarSavings()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "dollar savings" property associated with this product.
getEnergyGuideImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "energy guide image" property associated with this product.
getError()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Returns an error document parsed from an error response.
getExamples()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
ErrorDocument
Returns a list of examples returned with this error document suggesting possible solutions.
getFeatures()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "features" property associated with this product.
getField(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Entity
Returns a field associated with this Entity.
getFormat()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "format" property associated with this product.
getFullPostalCode()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "fullPostalCode" property associated with this store.
getHeader(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Returns a List of values associated with a specified HTTP response header.
getHeaders()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Returns an unmodifiable Map of response headers.
getHeight()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "height" property associated with this product.
getHours()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "hours" property associated with this store.
getId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Category
Returns the "id" attribute associated with this category.
getId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Offer
Returns the "id" attribute associated with this offer.
getImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "image" property associated with this product.
getInStoreAvailabilityText()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "in-store availability text" property associated with this product.
getInStoreAvailabilityUpdateDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "in-store availability update date" property associated with this product.
getItemUpdateDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "item update" property associated with this product.
getLargeFrontImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "large front image" property associated with this product.
getLargeImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "large image" property associated with this product.
getLat()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "lat" property associated with this store.
getLeftViewImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "left-view image" property associated with this product.
getLng()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "lng" property associated with this store.
getLongDescription()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "long description" property associated with this product.
getManufacturer()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "manufacturer" property associated with this product.
getMediumImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "medium image" property associated with this product.
getMessage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
ErrorDocument
Returns message text associated with this error.
getModelNumber()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "model number" property associated with this product.
getName()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Category
Returns the "name" attribute associated with this category.
getName()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Element
Returns the name of this element.
getName()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "name" property associated with this product.
getName()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "name" property associated with this store.
getNavigability()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "navigability" property associated with this product.
getOffers()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "offers" property associated with this product.
getOnlineAvailability()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "online availability" property associated with this product.
getOnlineAvailabilityText()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "online availability text" property associated with this product.
getOnlineAvailabilityUpdateDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "online availability update date" property associated with this product.
getOrderable()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "orderable" property associated with this product.
getPhone()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "phone" property associated with this store.
getPostalCode()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "postalCode" property associated with this store.
getPriceUpdateDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "price update date" property associated with this product.
getProduct(int)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "product" resource, targeted by SKU #.
getProduct(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "product" resource, targeted by SKU #.
getProduct(String, Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "product" resource, targeted by SKU #.
getProductClass()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "class" property associated with this product.
getProductClassId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "" property associated with this product.
getProductId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "Product ID" property associated with this product.
getProducts()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "products" collection resource.
getProducts(List<String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "products" collection resource.
getProducts(Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "products" collection resource.
getProducts(List<String>, Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "products" collection resource.
getProducts()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "products" property associated with this store (only included in "store availabilty" calls).
getRegion()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "region" property associated with this store.
getRegularPrice()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "regular price" property associated with this product.
getRelated()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "related items" property associated with this product.
getReleaseDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "release date" property associated with this product.
getRemoteControlImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "remote control image" property associated with this product.
getResponseCode()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Response
Returns the HTTP status code returned with this Response.
getRightViewImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "right-view image" property associated with this product.
getSalePrice()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "sale price" property associated with this product.
getShippingCost()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "shipping cost" property associated with this product.
getShippingWeight()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "shipping weight" property associated with this product.
getShortDescription()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "short description" property associated with this product.
getSku()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "SKU" property associated with this product.
getSku()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
RelatedItem
Returns the "SKU #" attribute associated with this item.
getStartDate()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "start date" property associated with this product.
getStatus()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
ErrorDocument
Returns status text associated with this error.
getStore(int)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "store" resource, targeted by Store ID.
getStore(String)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "store" resource, targeted by Store ID.
getStore(String, Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "store" resource, targeted by Store ID.
getStoreAvailability(List<String>, List<String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "store availability" collection resource.
getStoreAvailability(List<String>, List<String>, Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "store availability" collection resource.
getStoreId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Store
Returns the "storeId" property associated with this store.
getStores()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "stores" collection resource.
getStores(List<String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "stores" collection resource.
getStores(Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "stores" collection resource.
getStores(List<String>, Map<String, String>)
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Remix
Makes an API call to the "stores" collection resource.
getSubclass()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "subclass" property associated with this product.
getSubclassId()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "subclass ID" property associated with this product.
getText()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Offer
Returns the "text" attribute associated with this offer.
getThumbnailImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "thumbnail image" property associated with this product.
getTitle()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
RelatedItem
Returns the "title" attribute associated with this item.
getTopViewImage()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "top-view image" property associated with this product.
getType()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "type" property associated with this product.
getType()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
RelatedItem
Returns the "type" attribute associated with this item.
getUpc()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "UPC" property associated with this product.
getUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Offer
Returns the "url" attribute associated with this offer.
getUrl()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "URL" property associated with this product.
getValue()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Element
Returns the value of this element.
getWarrantyLabor()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "warranty labor" property associated with this product.
getWarrantyParts()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "warranty parts" property associated with this product.
getWeight()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "weight" property associated with this product.
getWidth()
- Method in class com.mattwilliamsnyc.service.remix.
Product
Returns the "width" property associated with this product.
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Senior Product Manager at BrowserStack; ex-{Amazon, Zomato}; B2C and B2B product builder from scratch and at scale.
The day I stepped into the world, the constitution of Mongolia was enforced. Coincidence? Yes.
I write a blog once a decade. I have seen things and taken pictures. The COVID era made me a well-rounded chef, a skilled woodworker, and a man incapable of just letting a sneeze go.
After a decade of getting things done, I help others get their things done too.


This is an online timer to use with the Pomodoro Technique.
It is a time management method. Work/Concentration is broken down into 25 minute intervals, separated by short breaks. The method is based on the idea that frequent breaks can improve mental agility.
First, click "Pomdoro". Work for 25 minutes. After time is up, a sound will play. Click "Short Break" and rest for 5 minutes. Repeat four more times.
After your fourth pomodoro, instead of taking a short break, instead take a "Long Break". Repeat this sequence as long as you have things to accomplish.
Read more on the Wikipedia article.
Yes, it's on github. It was written in Elm, but I would eventually like to move it to GHCJS. Elm might be great coming from Javascript, but it feels way too limiting coming from Haskell.


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prints a nice list of all available documents found by the library. |
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generates a unique (random) uuid. |
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gets a content list (category tree). |
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is a simple wrapper to make calling scrollkeeper-get-cl easier. |
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is a simple wrapper to make calling scrollkeeper-get-cl (extended) easier. |
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emulates scrollkeeper-get-index-from-index-from-docpath, scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-docpath, and scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-id. |
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takes in a directory full of omf's, reads and parses them and spews out an equivalent scroll file. |
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is compatible with the scrollkeeper-update script that's required to be run when installing new omf files. It converts the omf files into new-style scrolls. |
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Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.
Whether it is a robust client-server web application or an easy to use UI rich mobile application, developers at ITGo has skills to achieve both. In web technologies, we use JAVA and
Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.
Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.
Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.
Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.
Information Technology has made a giant leap in past decade and it is growing day by day. ITGo helps you in taking advantage of IT advancement. ITGo provides business solutions in web and mobile platforms.


[reload page]
[pause]
[reset to defaults]
[add to allow-list]
[add to block-list]
[options]
Mode:
Default
Simple alert
Toasts-only
Redefined console Methods:
table
error
warn
info
log
Custom console Methods:
alert
Custom global Methods:
Show Alerts For:
All
Redefined Methods
Custom Methods
None
Show Toasts For:
All
Redefined Methods
Custom Methods
None
Auto-hide Toasts(seconds):
Alert Timeout(seconds):
cosnole.alert()
[advanced]
Trigger to show alert/toast:
Regexp to show alert/toast:
Method to use as alert:
alert
confirm
promt
Reflect alert() in console using:
log
info
warn
error
pre-hook
after-hook
cosnole.alert()
[lists]
Use allow-list
Use block-list
localhost(<IP_ADDRESS>) only
allow-list
block-list
cosnole.alert()
[about]
cosnole.alert()
Extends browser's console object to:
show toast messages on all console.log() calls
attach alert() function to the console object
stop js runtime and show alert() before console.log() calls
attach custom alert() function to the console or window objects
run pre- and after-hooks around console.log() calls
etc.. (See documentation)
author:
rrott
web-site:
https://rrott.com/cosnole.alert
source code:
https://github.com/rrott/cosnole.alert


| element_render {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
Given a theme object and element name, returns a grob for the element.
Uses element_grob()
to generate the grob.
element_render(theme, element, ..., name = NULL)
theme |
The theme object |
element |
The element name given as character vector |
... |
Other arguments provided to |
name |
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PythonChallenge
To read the pre-Level of PythonChallenge at this site: Ethan.Penx Blog in ITeye
Table of Contents
Level 7
Riddle Page L7: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/def/oxygen.html
The title of the page is “smarty”, and there’s a picture with a strip of greyscale squares across the middle which is at the top of the page. At the sight of the clue “smarty”, what occurs to me is a Python Module named Smartypants, but sadly, there’s nothing I can get by smartypants.
Mabye the clue is in those greyscale squares, with the greyscale level (range from 0-255) encoding something in it, whatever, try it first.
Downloaded the picture(named it ‘oxygen.png’).
>>> import Image
>>> im = Image.open("/Users/xing/Desktop/oxygen.png")
>>> width, height = im.size
>>> im.getpixel((0, h//2))
(115, 115, 115, 255)
>>> print chr(115), chr(255)
s ?
Well, that make sense. Let’s guess that each block is 4 pixel wider:
>>> smarty = [chr(im.getpixel((i, h//2))[0]) for i in range(0, width, 4)]
>>> ''.join(smarty)
'ssmaarrtt gguuyy, yyoou mmaadee iit.. tthee nnexxtt leevveel iiss [[11005,, 11100,, 11166,, 110011, 11003,, 11144,, 10055,, 111166, 11221]]rbecbc'
>>>
Obviously, I choose the wrong pixel width, try it a few of times.
Turns out, the colour changes every 7 pixels.
>>> print ''.join([chr(im.getpixel((i, h//2))[0]) for i in range(0, width, 7)])
smart guy, you made it. the next level is [105, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 105, 116, 121]pe_
>>> print ''.join(map(chr, [105, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 105, 116, 121]))
integrity
>>>
So, change the url (oxygen –> integrity) to getting Level 8: Riddle Page L8: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/def/integrity.html
The Related
There’s something to help understand all the Image stuff as following:
functions:
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Image.getpixel(xy):
> Returns the pixel value at a given position.
Parameters: xy – The coordinate, given as (x, y).
Returns: The pixel value. If the image is a multi-layer image, this method returns a tuple. -
map(function, sequence[, sequence, …]) -> list
> Return a list of the results of applying the function to the items of the argument sequence(s). If more than one sequence is given, the function is called with an argument list consisting of the corresponding item of each sequence, substituting None for missing values when not all sequences have the same length. If the function is None, return a list of the items of the sequence (or a list of tuples if more than one sequence).
Level 8
Riddle Page L8: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/def/integrity.html
Well, there’s a picture with a bee flying up the flower, and the clues “Where is the missing link?” at the bottom of the page, clicked the picture takes us to a password-protected page for area “inflate”. And the title of this page is “working hard?”. Seriously? working hard? I’m totally confused…
Let’s do it the old ways, check the source code of this page, it’s showed me a series of messy strings, Unfortunately, I can’t figure out what types of coding it used, neither encoding it.
Fine, google the messy strings, turns out, it’s brz2 compressed file format.
>>> un = "BZh91AY&SYA\xaf\x82\r\x00\x00\x01\x01\x80\x02\xc0\x02\x00 \x00!\x9ah3M\x07<]\xc9\x14\xe1BA\x06\xbe\x084"
>>> pw = 'BZh91AY&SY\x94$|\x0e\x00\x00\x00\x81\x00\x03$ \x00!\x9ah3M\x13<]\xc9\x14\xe1BBP\x91\xf08'
>>> import bz2
>>> bz2.decompress(un)
'huge'
>>> bz2.decompress(pw)
'file'
So, entered the username&password come to the Level 9: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/return/good.html
BTW, here’s the hint comes from official solutions:
You see a bee in the picture. She sounds busy too. What could that mean? bee? busy. busy? busy too ? bz2? The hint in the password box says “inflate” so you consider to try to decompress the strings.
THe Related
functions:
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bz2.compress(data[, compresslevel])
Compress data in one shot. If you want to compress data sequentially, use an instance of BZ2Compressor instead. The compresslevel parameter, if given, must be a number between 1 and 9; the default is 9. -
bz2.decompress(data)
Decompress data in one shot. If you want to decompress data sequentially, use an instance of BZ2Decompressor instead.
Level 9
Riddle Page Level 9: (Uname: huge, Pwd: file) http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/return/good.html
The title of this page is “connect the dots”, and there are a long lists of numbers for “first”&”second” in the source page. Maybe the numbers are the coordinates of dots which join another picture? Just do it.
MBP-Ethan:TextWrangler xing$ vim pythonchallenge9.py
'''
copy & paste the "first" and "second"
'''
MBP-Ethan:TextWrangler xing$ python pythonchallenge9.py
# enter python shell
>>> from pythonchallenge9 import *
>>> len(list1), min(list1), max(list1)
(442, 77, 403)
>>> len(list2), min(list2), max(list2)
(112, 77, 220)
>>> import Image
>>> help(Image.new)
new(mode, size, color=0)
Create a new image
>>> im = Image.new('1', (600, 600), "white")
>>> import ImageDraw
>>> line1 = zip(list1[0::2], list1[1::2])
>>> line2 = zip(list2[0::2], list2[1::2])
>>> draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im)
>>> draw.line(line1)
>>> draw.line(line2)
>>> im.show()
A bull showed on the screen.
Well, same old, changing the url to get to Level10: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/return/bull.html
The Related
functions
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Image.new(mode, size, color) ⇒ image
Creates a new image with the given mode and size. Size is given as a (width, height)-tuple, in pixels. The color is given as a single value for single-band images, and a tuple for multi-band images (with one value for each band). In 1.1.4 and later, you can also use color names (see the ImageColor module documentation for details) If the color argument is omitted, the image is filled with zero (this usually corresponds to black). If the color is None, the image is not initialised. This can be useful if you’re going to paste or draw things in the image.from PIL import Image im = Image.new("RGB", (512, 512), "white")
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Draw a Grey Cross Over an Image
import Image, ImageDraw im = Image.open("lena.pgm") draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im) draw.line((0, 0) + im.size, fill=128) draw.line((0, im.size[1], im.size[0], 0), fill=128) del draw # write to stdout im.save(sys.stdout, "PNG")
Level 10
Riddle page Level 10: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/return/bull.html
There’s a picture of a bull and the clue is “len(a[30]) = ?”. Display the source page, and clicking the href=”sequence.txt” get to the another page which is reveals “a = [1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221, “. Obviously, we’re asked to solve the sequence puzzle.
Type the numbers into the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, (OEIS). Turns out, this one is A005150, “Look and say sequence.”
There’s Python code in the OEIS for computing the values of the sequence, but it’s simpler to follow the cross-reference for the length of the n-th term to find the sequence A005341, it gives the length of the 31st term as 5808.
So, here’s the url of Level 11: http://www.pythonchallenge.com/pc/return/5808.html


Experimental RVL Visualization Service
Demonstrator for the
RDFS/OWL Visualisation Language
(RVL) using a
prototypical implementation
of RVL in Java and
D3.js
.
Get started by loading one of the RVL-examples from our case studies:
load for
editing
instead ...
Choose connector impl.:
Straight lines
Arcs
Choose labeling impl.:
Simple labeling
Complex labeling
Meta-visualize ;) the AVM (Abstract Visual Model) of the last generated graphic, which is an RDF model itself.
Show AVM!
Also try displaying
RVL
and the
VISO/graphic
ontology module.
Jan Polowinski. 2015.
Impressum
.
... interpreting RVL mappings ...
Hide
Normal
Maximize
Edit Data or RVL-Mappings ...
ID:
Graphic type:
Force-Directed Graph
Collapsible Tree
Circle Packing (Zoomable)
Edit the example RDF data:
loading example data ...
Edit the example RVL mappings:
loading example mappings ...


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One of my friend's had recently bought some 10x and I was eager to try it; I was slightly bored of the soap bar we were smoking recently, but it seemed to be the only thing we could get hold of at that time. It didnít provide enough of a high for me, so I thought this would be a welcome change, oh how wrong I was. I didn't have a terrible experience but it wasnít exactly the most pleasent either, it was nothing like I thought it was going to be like, far from the naivť ideas I had in my head.
We went up to a friend's flat to avoid parental interference and the possible chance of having to talk to a friend's parents while under the effects of the salvia. I was glad because I didn't want the added paranoia of being caught hanging over my head. There were 6 of us including me, I was sat against a radiator on the floor. While some prepared the bong I was reminded of a dream I'd had a few week earlier about being in the same flat and sitting on the floor in the same place with all the same people around me. Various things happened in the dream, the outlines of people were distorted; they looked very much like the outlines of people were either drawn in black marker or made of packets of rolling papers, I had the feeling I should have been somewhere else and I fell through the wall behind me. Shaking off the memories of the dream I prepared to take my hit.
I remember lighting the bong and taking a hit, I watched as it burned away and passed it back. I held the smoke in my lungs for about 30 seconds as I was instructed to do by a friend. He told me that holding it in would make the effects last longer and be better. It suddenly felt as if something was rushing up behind me and then everything suddenly went black for a brief second. By this time I was completely under the hold of salvia, my arms were heavy and the room was on its side. I could see piles of packets of rolling papers around me, I grabbed for them but it they seemed to fall through my fingers like sand. The colours of the room had gone and it was like the room had turned cream without me noticing. It suddenly dawned on me that I was dreaming. I totally forgot about salvia and what effect it might have had on me.
I was dreaming again, and all I wanted to do was wake up. I'd lost all sense of reality, convinced I was dreaming. I looked around me, the people in the room seemed to have taken a 2D flat appearance. The outlines of people were made of packets of rolling papers, I could read 'Rizla' on them. The lines across the floor seemed to open up and stretch. I felt like I couldn't move, it was as if my limbs werenít attached to my body, more as if they were attached to the lines around the room, when I moved so did the lines and room. It felt like moving would tear the room apart. Movement was becoming an issue, I started to panic because something in my head was telling me I had to wake up soon.
I tried to recreate my dream by falling through the wall, I only managed to hit my head on the radiator extremely hard. My world went white for a few seconds, then all of a sudden it was like I could see myself through the vision of other people. I was looking at myself through their eyes then suddenly I was in my own body again. It felt like my world was spinning and as I watched the people around me move, their faces seemed to distort into cartoon type faces. Someone passed me a joint to smoke, I remember taking one drag in and it felt like I was eating cardboard. I must have put it in the ashtray in front of me because thatís where I found it later.
I tried asking the people around me if I was dreaming, all I wanted was someone to tell me I wasn't then everything would be ok. No one seemed to answer me. They actually did but I didn't seem to hear or notice them in their opinion. I started looking for something around the room to tell me I wasn't dreaming but found nothing. Now I was totally convinced I was dreaming. I was trying to think of where my sleeping body could be, I somehow came to the conclusion that I might be in a car sleeping and my mother was trying to wake me up.
This spurred my panic even more and I stood up, I said 'I have to leave, I have to wake up' and ran out the room. I stopped but don't remember stopping or remember someone calling my name but I turned round and my friend had followed me. By this time it was starting to wear off slightly and I was in a room that wasn't in my dream so that pushed me slightly back to reality, but not much. He walked towards me and I asked 'Are you real?' and touched his arm, this jarred me back into some kind of reality. I could touch something which had seemed impossible before. When I returned to the room my friends were looking at me rather strangely. I was still under the affect of it and there were brief moments where I thought I was still dreaming but would force the thought out of my brain before I started to panic again.
After, when my friends had told me how I had acted, I found it almost scary the way I had lost control of reality so easily. I was also glad that my friend came after me, running into the street asking random people if I was dreaming would not have been good. This experience didn't put me off it, after I had calmed down I tried it again and found the experience much more pleasant, but not as intense.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


--- layout: post title: Quick Update post_id: 157 categories: - life date: 2006-08-29 14:54:00.000000000 -06:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2006/8/29/quick-update.html summary: > A short ping reassures the general readership of the author's existence ---
I safely arrived in Idaho a few months ago, and am getting settled in nicely. I apologize for my extended silence—things have been crazy. That, combined with the fact that I can’t seem to keep my blog from crashing for two days running…
Anyway, things should calm down soon, and when they do I’ll spend some time investigating what the deal is. It may be lighttpd, it may be typo, and it may be textdrive. However, I most strongly suspect typo right now.


We exchange mices!
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Typical Spansih desert
gamabs sauteed with garlic and parsley
Paella from Barcelona
Spanish omelette
The famous Spaghetti from Italy
Mama mia !
Delicious !
No more to say !
This is life !

Too much spicy.. but very good
Oh my ..
Ball-shaped with minced or diced octopus
Itadakimasu !
Japan pancake !
Classique but always good
I can eat this everyday ..
Traditonal soup from New york
The famous turkey for thankgiving
Forget the name just eat it


This follows the same interface as appengine_rpc.AbstractRpcServer,
but is a totally separate implementation.
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Creates a new HttpRpcServerHttpLib2.
Args:
host: The host to send requests to.
auth_function: Saved but ignored; may be used by subclasses.
user_agent: The user-agent string to send to the server. Specify None to
omit the user-agent header.
source: Saved but ignored; may be used by subclasses.
host_override: The host header to send to the server (defaults to host).
extra_headers: A dict of extra headers to append to every request. Values
supplied here will override other default headers that are supplied.
save_cookies: Saved but ignored; may be used by subclasses.
auth_tries: The number of times to attempt auth_function before failing.
account_type: Saved but ignored; may be used by subclasses.
debug_data: Whether debugging output should include data contents.
secure: If the requests sent using Send should be sent over HTTPS.
ignore_certs: If the certificate mismatches should be ignored.
rpc_tries: The number of rpc retries upon http server error (i.e.
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timeout: timeout in seconds; default None i.e. no timeout.
(Note: for large requests on OS X, the timeout doesn't work right.)
Any keyword arguments are converted into query string parameters.
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The response body, as a string.
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AuthPermanentFail: If authorization failed in a permanent way.
urllib2.HTTPError: On most HTTP errors.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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FastEndpoints offers a more elegant solution than the Minimal APIs and MVC Controllers with the goal of increasing developer productivity. Performance is on par with the Minimal APIs and is faster; uses less memory; and outperforms a MVC Controller by about 46k requests per second in a head-to-head comparison.
Features
- Define your endpoints in multiple class files (even in deeply nested folders)
- Auto discovery and registration of endpoints
- Attribute-free endpoint definitions (no attribute argument type restrictions)
- Secure by default and supports most authentication/authorization providers
- Built-in support for JWT Bearer auth scheme
- Supports policy/permission/role/claim based security
- Declarative security policy building (inside each endpoint)
- Supports any IOC container (compatible with asp.net)
- Dependencies are automatically property injected
- Model binding support from route/json body/claims/forms
- Easy file handling (multipart/form-data)
- Model validation using FluentValidation rules
- Convenient business logic validation and error responses
- Easy access to environment and configuration settings
- Supports response caching
- Supports pipeline behaviors like MediatR
- Supports in-process pub/sub event notifications
- Auto discovery of event notification handlers
- Convenient integration testing (route-less and strongly-typed)
- Plays well with the asp.net middleware pipeline
- Supports swagger/serilog/etc.
- Visual studio extension (vsix) for easy vertical slice feature scaffolding
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1 July 2003
If no unexpected events occur, the last two areas in the world – Toronto and Taiwan – to have experienced local transmission of SARS will be declared later this week to have broken the chain of person-to-person transmission. This achievement will mean that the SARS coronavirus is no longer thought to be circulating in the human population.
From the outset, WHO’s objective in combating SARS has been to seal off opportunities for the disease to become established in its new human host. Interruption of human transmission will be a milestone on the way to achieving this goal.
However, scientists cannot at present guarantee that SARS has been vanquished, as questions remain about the origins of the virus and its possible seasonal occurrence. In addition, transmission may be occurring somewhere in the world at such a low level as to defy detection.
In line with the WHO objective, recommendations to postpone travel to designated areas were periodically issued. Evidence that SARS was being exported from areas with local transmission was of particular concern, as this contributed to further international spread and created a heavy burden in terms of isolation and infection control, contact tracing, and quarantine.
The list of areas with recent local transmission was initially developed to support the case definitions of suspect and probable cases, as both definitions depend on a history of close contact with a SARS patient. Application of the case definitions required knowledge of areas where the virus was spreading. Inclusion on the list also provided the basis for recommended exist screening of all departing passengers as a measure for preventing further international spread.
The chronology below provides a record of travel recommendations issued by WHO and of changes in the status of local transmission.
12 March: WHO issues first global alert to cases of atypical pneumonia rapidly spreading among hospital staff.
15 March: WHO issues first emergency travel advisory, calling on all travellers to be aware of the main symptoms and signs of SARS. The disease appears to be spreading along the routes of international air travel.
24 March: Hong Kong officials report 9 cases of atypical pneumonia among members of a tour group that travelled together on two flights, raising the possibility of in-flight transmission. Subsequent investigations revealed that one infected passenger, on a 15 March flight from Hong Kong to Beijing, may have infected 22 fellow passengers and 2 flight attendants.
25 March: WHO reminds travellers to remain alert, but sees no need for travel restrictions to any destinations. Most new cases are being quickly identified and immediately isolated, thus reducing opportunities for transmission outside confined areas, such as the health care setting.
27 March: WHO recommends exit screening of air passengers departing from areas where transmission is known to be occurring in local chains. No cases of suspected in-flight transmission are reported following this date.
31 March: A large cluster of almost simultaneous cases, linked to the Amoy Gardens housing estate in Hong Kong, raises the possibility of an environmental source of infection and provides strong evidence that SARS has moved out of the hospital setting and into the community at large. In addition, several areas link their first imported cases to a history of travel in Guangdong or Hong Kong. These events set the stage for the first travel recommendations.
Travel recommendations (postpone all but essential travel)
2 April: Issued for Hong Kong and Guangdong Province, China.
23 April: Issued for Beijing and Shanxi Province, China, and for Toronto, Canada.
30 April: Lifted for Toronto.
8 May: Issued for Tianjin and Inner Mongolia, China, and Taipei, Taiwan.
17 May: Issued for Hebei Province, China.
21 May: Issued for all of Taiwan.
23 May: Lifted for Hong Kong and Guangdong Province,
13 June: Lifted for Heibei, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, and Tianjin provinces, China.
17 June: Lifted for Taiwan
24 June Lifted for Beijing – the last area on the list.
Changes in the list of areas with recent local transmission
22 March: Initial list includes Toronto, parts of mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Viet Nam.
11 April: Beijing added.
28 April: Viet Nam removed – becomes first country to contain its SARS outbreak.
1 May: Mongolia added.
7 May: Philippines added.
9 May: Mongolia removed.
14 May: Toronto removed.
20 May: Philippines removed.
26 May: Toronto added for second time.
31 May: Singapore removed.
13 June: Guangdong, Hebei, Hubei, Inner Mongolia, Jilin, Jiangsu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Tianjin (China) removed.
23 June: Hong Kong removed.
24 June: Beijing removed.
1 July: Only Toronto and Taiwan remain on the list.


"COAT OF MAIL "the rendering of a Hebrew word meaning “glittering” (1 Samuel 17:5, 38). The same word in the plural form is translated“habergeons” in 2 Chronicles 26:14 and Nehemiah 4:16. The “harness” (1 Kings 22:34), “breastplate” (Isaiah 59:17), and “brigandine” (Jeremiah 46:4), were probably also corselets or coats of mail. (See ARMOUR.)
"COAT OF MAIL "the rendering of a Hebrew word meaning “glittering” (1 Samuel 17:5, 38). The same word in the plural form is translated“habergeons” in 2 Chronicles 26:14 and Nehemiah 4:16. The “harness” (1 Kings 22:34), “breastplate” (Isaiah 59:17), and “brigandine” (Jeremiah 46:4), were probably also corselets or coats of mail. (See ARMOUR.)


Web Design Best Practices Checklist
Background Information
- URL:
- Target Audience:
- Purpose:
Page Layout
- ☑ Appealing to target audience
- ☑ Consistent site header/logo
- ☑ Consistent navigation area
- ☑ Informative page title that includes the company/organization/site name
- ☑ Page footer area includes copyright, last update, contact e-mail address
- ☑ Good use of basic design principles: repetition, contrast, proximity, and alignment
- ☑ Balance of text/graphics/white space on page
- ☑ Good contrast between text and background
- ☑ Viewport meta tag is used to enhance display on smartphones
- ☑ Media queries configure responsive page layout for smartphone and tablet display
Browser Compatibility
- ☑ Displays on popular/current versions of Microsoft Edge
- ☑ Displays on current versions of Firefox
- ☑ Displays on current versions of Google Chrome
- ❏ Displays on current versions of Opera
- ❏ Displays on current versions of Safari (both Mac and Windows)
- ☑ Displays on popular/current versions of Internet Explorer
- ☑ Displays on popular mobile devices (including tablets and smartphones)
Navigation
- ☑ Main navigation links are clearly and consistently labeled
- ☑ Navigation is easy to use for target audience
- ☑ If main navigation uses images, clear text links are in the footer section of the page
- ❏ If main navigation uses media, clear text links are in the footer section of the page
- ☑ Navigation is structured in an unordered list
- ❏ Navigation aids, such as site map, skip navigation link, or breadcrumbs are used
- ☑ All navigation hyperlinks "work" — are not broken
Color and Graphics
- ☑ Color scheme is limited to a maximum of three or four colors plus neutrals
- ☑ Color is used consistently
- ☑ Text color has sufficient contrast with background color
- ☑ Color is not used alone to convey meaning
- ☑ Use of color and graphics enhances rather than distracts from the site
- ☑ Graphics are optimized and do not significantly slow download
- ☑ Each graphic used serves a clear purpose
- ☑ Image tags use the alt attribute to configure an alternate text description
- ☑ Animated images do not distract from the site and do not endlessly repeat
Multimedia
- ☑ Each audio/video file used serves a clear purpose
- ❏ Any animation used enhances rather than distracts
- ☑ Captions are provided for each audio or video file used
- ❏ If needed, links to downloads for media plug-ins are provided
Content Presentation
- ☑ Common fonts such as Arial or Times New Roman are used
- ☑ No more than one web font is used
- ☑ Techniques of writing for the Web are used: headings, bullet points, brief paragraphs
- ☑ Fonts, font sizes, and font colors are consistently used
- ☑ Content provides meaningful, useful information
- ☑ Content is organized in a consistent manner
- ☑ Information is easy to find (minimal clicks)
- ☑ Timeliness: The date of the last revision and/or copyright date is accurate
- ☑ Content does not include outdated material
- ☑ Content is free of typographical and grammatical errors
- ☑ Content provides links to other useful sites
- ☑ Avoids the use of "Click here" when writing text for hyperlinks
- ☑ Hyperlinks use a consistent set of colors to indicate visited/nonvisited status
- ☑ If graphics are used to convey meaning, the alternate text equivalent is provided
- ☑ If media is used to convey meaning, the alternate text equivalent is provided
Functionality
- ☑ All internal hyperlinks work
- ☑ All external hyperlinks work
- ☑ All forms function as expected
- ☑ No JavaScript errors are generated
Accessibility
- ☑ If main navigation uses images or other media, text links are in the footer section of the page
- ☑ Navigation is structured in an unordered list
- ❏ Navigation aids, such as site map, skip navigation link, or breadcrumbs are used
- ☑ Color is not used alone to convey meaning
- ☑ Text color has sufficient contrast with background color
- ☑ Img elements use the alt attribute to configure an alternate text description
- ☑ If graphics are used to convey meaning, the alternate text equivalent is provided
- ☑ If media is used to convey meaning, the alternate text equivalent is provided
- ☑ Captions are provided for each audio or video file used
- ❏ Use attributes designed to improve accessibility such as title when appropriate
- ☑ Use the id and headers attributes to improve the accessibility of table data
- ❏ Configure frames with frame titles and place meaningful content in the noframes area
- ☑ The html element's lang attribute indicates the spoken


Donald Trump
― I'm the most successful person ever to run for the presidency, by far. Nobody's ever been more successful than me. I'm the most successful person ever to run. Ross Perot isn't successful like me. Romney ― I have a Gucci store that's worth more than Romney. Sorry losers and haters, but my IQ is one of the highest ― and you all know it!
My Life Timeline
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2017 – 2021
Became 45th president of the United States
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2016
Won election race with 77 votes more than Clinton, yippe-kee-yay!
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2015
Became the most important Republican nominating for presidential election run
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2009
Changed my mind and became Republican again
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2005
Started Trump University with Michael Sexton and Jonathan Spitalny: no grades, certificates and other bureaucracy, but program offered courses in real estate, asset management entrepreneurship, and wealth creation. 98% students gave positive reviews while studying, however some of these ungrateful gringos filed lawsuits against Trump University after the course. I had to pay $25 million to settle that...
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2002
Acquired the former Hotel Delmonico, which was renovated and reopened in 2004 as the Trump Park Avenue. I sure do like my surname!
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2001
Completed Trump World Tower and joined the Democratic Party
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1999
Started buying golf courses. They are very cheap, I have 18 of them now in USA and abroad! Also switched to the Reform Party that year
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1997
Began a multi-building development along the Hudson River, which was named Trump Place. Me and the other investors sold our shares for $1.8 billion and that was then the biggest residential sale in the history of New York City
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1996
Acquired the Bank of Manhattan Trust Building, which was a vacant seventy-one story skyscraper on Wall Street. After an extensive renovation, the high-rise was renamed the Trump Building
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1994
Refurbished the Gulf and Western Building on Columbus Circle, turned it into a 44-story luxury property known as Trump International Hotel and Tower
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1989 – 1992
Ran a second hand airline called Trump Shuttle. What a waste of money, I had to sell it, now it is American Airlines Shuttle, btw
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1989, 1990
Learned about Tour de France and decided to hold my very own Tour de Trump. Is America not great enough for that cycling competition?
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1988
Acquired the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan for $407 million, invested $50 million to restore the building and boosted it from three-star to four-star hotel (I called it "the Mona Lisa" and sold it for a lot of cash in 1995)
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1987
Registered as a Republican
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1985
I bought the Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach and turned it into a private club.You can join if you pay $200K initiation fee (and there is another annual fee for members, it is very expensive to be rich). That year I also opened a casino called Trump Castle. My wife Ivana became a manager, because she is another Trump!
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1983
I purchased New Jersey Generals, an American football team. I changed team's play schedule and filed an antitrust lawsuit against United States Football League, so NJG are not doing so good now, but back then they were great!
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1980
Started developing the Trump Tower skyscraper in Manhattan, I payed a crew of undocumented Polish workers to demolish the historic Bonwit Teller store, including art deco features. All this to make architectural critic Paul Goldberger say in 1983 that the tower's atrium is "the most pleasant interior public space to be completed in New York in some years". At the same time I also started a repair job on the Wollman Rink in Central Park and completed the work in three months for $1.95 million, which was $775,000 less than the initial budget!
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1978
Purchased a 50 percent stake in the derelict Commodore Hotel and turned it into the Grand Hyatt Hotel in 2 years of remodeling
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1971
Was promoted to president of the company and renamed it The Trump Organization
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1968
Began my career at my father's real estate development company, Elizabeth Trump & Son
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2006
Melania gained United States citizenship and gave birth to our son, Barron
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2005
Married her
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1999
Divorced Marla ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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1998
Met my future third wife, Melania Knauss
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1993
Married Marla and had a daughter, we named her Tiffany, because I like Tiffany & Company jewellery as well
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1992
Started affair with Marla Maples, so I had to divorce. God knows I love nice women, I love them all!
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1984
Birth of Eric Trump
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1982
Birth of Ivanka Trump
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1977
My first son is born. I called him Donald, of course!
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1977
Married Czech model Ivana Zelníčková
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2019
Was awarded Worst Actor and Worst Screen Combo at Golden Raspberry Awards for parts in "Death of a Nation" and "Fahrenheit 11/9"
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2015
Published a book "Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again"
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2011
Published a book "Time to Get Tough: Making America #1 Again" in coauthorship with Wynton Hall, Peter Schweizer and Meredith McIver
Published a book "Midas Touch: Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Rich – And Why Most Don't" in coauthorship with Robert Kiyosaki
Published a book "Trump Tower" in coauthorship with Jeffrey Robinson
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2009
Published a book "Think Like a Champion: An Informal Education in Business and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2008
Published a book "Never Give Up: How I Turned My Biggest Challenges into Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2007
Published a book "Think Big and Kick Ass" in coauthorship with Bill Zanker
Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for being producer of Miss Universe pageant
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2006
Published a book "Why We Want You to Be Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver and Robert Kiyosaki
Published a book "How to Build a Fortune: Your Plan for Success From the World's Most Famous Businessman"
Published a book "The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Received: 100 Top Experts Share Their Strategies"
Published a book "Trump 101: The Way to Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2005
Published a book "The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received"
Performed a song with Megan Mullally at the 57th Primetime Emmy Awards
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2004 – 2008
Ran short-form talk radio program "Trumped!" (one to two minutes on weekdays)
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2004
Published a book "Trump: How to Get Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
Published a book "The Way to the Top: The Best Business Advice I Ever Received"
Published a book "Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2003 – 2015
Produced NBC reality shows "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice"
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2000
Published a book "Trump: The America We Deserve" in coauthorship with Dave Shiflett
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1997
Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Comeback" in coauthorship with Kate Bohner
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1991
Was awarded Worst Supporting Actor at Golden Raspberry Awards for a part in "Ghosts Can't Do It"
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1990
Published a book "Trump: Surviving at the Top" in coauthorship with Charles Leerhsen
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1987
Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Deal" in coauthorship with Tony Shwartz
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Languages
Skills
Character
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Wants🥺
Education
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2011Asked friends who are prominent and wealthy alumni of the New York Military Academy to secure my academic records so they could not be seen by anyone, never!
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1966Transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in May 1968 with a B.S. in economics
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1964Started studying in Fordham University
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1959Enrolled in the New York Military Academy, a private boarding school, after my parents discovered I made frequent trips into Manhattan without their permission


Heading to the store? Grab Out Of Milk
Out of Milk makes shopping for groceries a breeze
Grocery shopping can be a fraught experience, especially with Thanksgiving coming up: There are lists to make, turkeys to find, and wayward shopping carts to avoid.
So don’t shop alone. Get Out of Milk, a comprehensive grocery list app now available for iOS and Android. The app features separate sections to track groceries, pantry supplies, and to-dos, you can share lists with friends, and it automatically saves items you’ve bought before, so it’s easy to add things from your shopping history.
Better yet, you can scan barcodes to add items, which saves time when you’re looking through your fridge to see what’s running low. Once added, the app also automatically categorizes your groceries by type, like dairy or produce.
Now you just have to keep an eye out for those shopping carts.


""" SC101 Baby Names Project Adapted from Nick Parlante's Baby Names assignment by Jerry Liao. YOUR DESCRIPTION HERE """ import tkinter import babynames import babygraphicsgui as gui FILENAMES = [ 'data/full/baby-1900.txt', 'data/full/baby-1910.txt', 'data/full/baby-1920.txt', 'data/full/baby-1930.txt', 'data/full/baby-1940.txt', 'data/full/baby-1950.txt', 'data/full/baby-1960.txt', 'data/full/baby-1970.txt', 'data/full/baby-1980.txt', 'data/full/baby-1990.txt', 'data/full/baby-2000.txt', 'data/full/baby-2010.txt' ] CANVAS_WIDTH = 1000 CANVAS_HEIGHT = 600 YEARS = [1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010] GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE = 20 COLORS = ['red', 'purple', 'green', 'blue'] TEXT_DX = 2 LINE_WIDTH = 2 MAX_RANK = 1000 def get_x_coordinate(width, year_index): """ Given the width of the canvas and the index of the current year in the YEARS list, returns the x coordinate of the vertical line associated with that year. Input: width (int): The width of the canvas year_index (int): The index of the current year in the YEARS list Returns: x_coordinate (int): The x coordinate of the vertical line associated with the specified year. """ x = (width - GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE*2)/(len(YEARS))*year_index + GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE return x def draw_fixed_lines(canvas): """ Erases all existing information on the given canvas and then draws the fixed background lines on it. Input: canvas (Tkinter Canvas): The canvas on which we are drawing. Returns: This function does not return any value. """ canvas.delete('all') # delete all existing lines from the canvas # Write your code below this line # horizontal lines x1 = GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE x2 = CANVAS_WIDTH - GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE y1 = GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE y2 = CANVAS_HEIGHT - GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE canvas.create_line(x1, y1, x2, y1, width=LINE_WIDTH) canvas.create_line(x1, y2, x2, y2, width=LINE_WIDTH) # vertical line y_v1 = 0 y_v2 = CANVAS_HEIGHT for year_index in range(len(YEARS)): x = get_x_coordinate(CANVAS_WIDTH, year_index) canvas.create_line(x, y_v1, x, y_v2, width=LINE_WIDTH) canvas.create_text(x+TEXT_DX, y2, text=YEARS[year_index], anchor=tkinter.NW) ################################# def draw_names(canvas, name_data, lookup_names): """ Given a dict of baby name data and a list of name, plots the historical trend of those names onto the canvas. Input: canvas (Tkinter Canvas): The canvas on which we are drawing. name_data (dict): Dictionary holding baby name data lookup_names (List[str]): A list of names whose data you want to plot Returns: This function does not return any value. """ draw_fixed_lines(canvas) # draw the fixed background grid # Write your code below this line # each name for lookup_name in lookup_names: # create color color = lookup_names.index(lookup_name) % 4 # each year for year_index in range(len(YEARS) - 1): # create coordinators x1 = get_x_coordinate(CANVAS_WIDTH, year_index) x2 = get_x_coordinate(CANVAS_WIDTH, year_index + 1) y1 = get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(year_index, name_data, lookup_name)[0] y2 = get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(year_index+1, name_data, lookup_name)[0] # create line canvas.create_line(x1, y1, x2, y2, width=LINE_WIDTH, fill=COLORS[color]) # create rank shown on text rank_show = get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(year_index, name_data, lookup_name)[1] # create text canvas.create_text(x1 + TEXT_DX, y1, text=lookup_name + ' ' + str(rank_show), fill=COLORS[color], anchor=tkinter.SW) # the last text last_index = len(YEARS)-1 x_last = get_x_coordinate(CANVAS_WIDTH, last_index) y_last = get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(last_index, name_data, lookup_name)[0] rank_show = get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(last_index, name_data, lookup_name)[1] canvas.create_text(x_last + TEXT_DX, y_last, text=lookup_name + ' ' + str(rank_show), fill=COLORS[color], anchor=tkinter.SW) ################################# def get_y_coordinate_and_rank_text_for_name(year_index, name_data, lookup_name): """ :param year_index: the given year_index :param name_data: dict, Dictionary holding baby name data :param lookup_name: the name whose data you want to plot :return: this function will return the y_coordinate and the rank text of the name in a given year. """ if str(YEARS[year_index]) in name_data[lookup_name]: rank_show = name_data[lookup_name][str(YEARS[year_index])] # adjust the ratio to show 1000 on (600-40+20) y = int(rank_show)*(CANVAS_HEIGHT-GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE*2)//1000+GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE else: # if rank > 1000, than the text becomes * y = CANVAS_HEIGHT-GRAPH_MARGIN_SIZE rank_show = '*' return y, rank_show # main() code is provided, feel free to read through it but DO NOT MODIFY def main(): """ Given a name, this program will give out the baby name usage in each year. :return: """ # Load data name_data = babynames.read_files(FILENAMES) # Create the window and the canvas top = tkinter.Tk() top.wm_title('Baby Names') canvas = gui.make_gui(top, CANVAS_WIDTH, CANVAS_HEIGHT, name_data, draw_names, babynames.search_names) # Call draw_fixed_lines() once at startup so we have the lines # even before the user types anything. draw_fixed_lines(canvas) # This line starts the graphical loop that is responsible for # processing user interactions and plotting data top.mainloop() if __name__ == '__main__': main()


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This Titanium Mobile iPhone Sample App demonstrates taking user input, submitting it to a web service call, parsing the returned data, and displaying it, including some basic error trapping.
by Mike Brophy (@mikebrophy)Sysgain Inc.


#include <epicsTime.h>
#include "NDPluginDriver.h"
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| #define | TSAcquireString "TS_ACQUIRE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Acquire on/off */ |
| | NDPluginTimeSeries.h. More...
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| #define | TSReadString "TS_READ" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Read data */ |
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| #define | TSNumPointsString "TS_NUM_POINTS" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Number of time series points to use */ |
| |
| #define | TSCurrentPointString "TS_CURRENT_POINT" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Current point in time series */ |
| |
| #define | TSTimePerPointString "TS_TIME_PER_POINT" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Time per time point from driver */ |
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| #define | TSAveragingTimeString "TS_AVERAGING_TIME" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Averaging time in plugin */ |
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| #define | TSNumAverageString "TS_NUM_AVERAGE" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Time points to average */ |
| |
| #define | TSElapsedTimeString "TS_ELAPSED_TIME" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Elapsed acquisition time */ |
| |
| #define | TSAcquireModeString "TS_ACQUIRE_MODE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Acquire mode */ |
| |
| #define | TSTimeAxisString "TS_TIME_AXIS" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Time axis array */ |
| |
| #define | TSTimestampString "TS_TIMESTAMP" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Series of timestamps */ |
| |
| #define | TSTimeSeriesString "TS_TIME_SERIES" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Time series array */ |
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| #define | FIRST_NDPLUGIN_TIME_SERIES_PARAM P_TSAcquire |
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◆ FIRST_NDPLUGIN_TIME_SERIES_PARAM
| #define FIRST_NDPLUGIN_TIME_SERIES_PARAM P_TSAcquire |
◆ TSAcquireModeString
| #define TSAcquireModeString "TS_ACQUIRE_MODE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Acquire mode */ |
◆ TSAcquireString
| #define TSAcquireString "TS_ACQUIRE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Acquire on/off */ |
NDPluginTimeSeries.h.
Plugin that creates time-series arrays from callback data.
- Author
- Mark Rivers
- Date
- February 2016
◆ TSAveragingTimeString
| #define TSAveragingTimeString "TS_AVERAGING_TIME" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Averaging time in plugin */ |
◆ TSCurrentPointString
| #define TSCurrentPointString "TS_CURRENT_POINT" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Current point in time series */ |
◆ TSElapsedTimeString
| #define TSElapsedTimeString "TS_ELAPSED_TIME" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Elapsed acquisition time */ |
◆ TSNumAverageString
| #define TSNumAverageString "TS_NUM_AVERAGE" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Time points to average */ |
◆ TSNumPointsString
| #define TSNumPointsString "TS_NUM_POINTS" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Number of time series points to use */ |
◆ TSReadString
| #define TSReadString "TS_READ" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Read data */ |
◆ TSTimeAxisString
| #define TSTimeAxisString "TS_TIME_AXIS" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Time axis array */ |
◆ TSTimePerPointString
| #define TSTimePerPointString "TS_TIME_PER_POINT" /* (asynFloat64, r/o) Time per time point from driver */ |
◆ TSTimeSeriesString
| #define TSTimeSeriesString "TS_TIME_SERIES" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Time series array */ |
◆ TSTimestampString
| #define TSTimestampString "TS_TIMESTAMP" /* (asynFloat64Array, r/o) Series of timestamps */ |


THE FUNERAL A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: beginning 11/1/96 (limited) Running Length: 1:38 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity, nudity, sex) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Christopher Walken, Chris Penn, Vincent Gallo, Benecio Del Toro, Anabella Sciorra, Isabella Rossellini, Gretchen Mol, John Ventimiglia, Paul Hipp Director: Abel Ferrara Producer: Mary Kane Screenplay: Nicholas St. John Cinematography: Ken Kelsch Music: Joe Delia U.S. Distributor: October Films
Gangster stories have been a source of inspiration for film makers as diverse as Barry Levinson and Quentin Tarantino, so it's no surprise that Abel Ferrara, the "low budget Martin Scorsese" has thrown himself into the genre with his latest effort, THE FUNERAL. Those who think they detect distant echoes of MEAN STREETS and THE GODFATHER are not deluded; THE FUNERAL owes a debt to those, and other, features, but, by using his inimitably dark style, Ferrara manages to make this material his own.
That's not to say that THE FUNERAL is on the same level as either of the aforementioned films, or even that it's an unqualified success. In fact, there are plenty of things wrong with this movie, but it does hold together better than any of the director's previous films, including the uncompromising, bloody, and controversial BAD LIEUTENANT. THE FUNERAL likely won't appeal to mainstream audiences -- it's clearly an "art film" -- but it is arguably Ferrara's most accessible movie to date, and is certainly better-grounded than his bizarre, black-and-white vampire tale, THE ADDICTION.
It's the late 1930s in New York City, and two men, Ray Tempio (Christopher Walken) and Chez Tempio (Chris Penn), are burying their younger brother, Johnny (Vincent Gallo). Johnny's demise came as the result of three bullets to the chest, but he didn't name his assailant before slipping into a coma. That doesn't stop Ray, a petty gangster, from thirsting for revenge. Despite the pleas of his wife, Jeanette (Anabella Sciorra), he's determined to find Johnny's killer and exact retribution, and he has a pretty good idea who he's looking for. Meanwhile, Chez, who has always been prone to bouts of uncontrollable violence, teeters on the edge of sanity, and even his wife, Clara (Isabella Rossellini), has trouble calming him.
THE FUNERAL takes place during two time periods: the day of the funeral and the recent past, when Johnny is still alive. The story unfolds in a fragmentary fashion, and the lack of effective transitions can leave the viewer disoriented. (Is this scene a flashback or not?) Certain plot details are left half-explained, which can lead to frustration if you try to piece everything together. Apparently, rather than telling the complete story, Ferrara is content with providing select glimpses of the events that lead to Johnny's death.
On some levels, the ending is a stroke of brilliance; on others, it's disappointing. I appreciate the black, bitter irony that Ferrara is bringing to the fore here, but the critical action seems poorly motivated. Foreshadowing doesn't absolve a film maker of the need to build naturally to a crisis, but in THE FUNERAL, certain aspects of the climax feel forced. It's as if Ferrara and screenwriter Nicholas St. John devised a great ending that isn't well-supported by the script, then manipulated characters and circumstances to attain the desired results. The concluding scene is a powerful way to punctuate the film, but it seems more contrived than plausible.
Ferrara has gotten a top-rate cast to work for him at cut rate prices, and the consistently high level of acting keeps THE FUNERAL from descending to the level of B movies. Christopher Walken, who is always at his best playing gangster types, gives an intense, but surprisingly subdued, interpretation of Ray. Vincent Gallo (PALOOKAVILLE), despite spending half the film lying on his back in a coffin, is solid as Johnny, who would rather be involved in organized labor than organized crime. The standout performance, however, belongs to Chris Penn, whose manic, no-holds-barred portrayal of Chez is reminiscent of the work Harvey Keitel did in BAD LIEUTENANT.
As is usual for a Ferrara film, everything is gloomy and dark. Most of the scenes take place either at night or in windowless rooms, and moments of comic relief are as infrequent as brightly-lit sequences. In fact, it's the pervasive, and sometimes oppressive, grimness of his movies that has earned Ferrara comparisons to Scorsese. Stylistic issues aside, however, Ferrara is still far behind when it comes to plot and character. THE FUNERAL effectively highlights the forces tearing at the fabric of a deeply dysfunctional family, but it lacks the complexity that separates movies from masterpieces. As a result, THE FUNERAL is a solid accomplishment, but not a standout achievement.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ReelViews web site: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Next, we derive the guiding center drift. Using equation (13), we
obtain
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(57) |
Taking cross product of the above equation with
,
we obtain
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(58) |
The right-hand side of the above equation is simplified as
Using this, Eq. (58) is written as
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(60) |
|
(61) |
Equation (61) contains
drift
and drift. Next we examine the terms in the square bracket of Eq.
(61), which can be further written as
Using this, Eq. (61) is written as
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(62) |
Besides
drift, drift, and
magnetic curvature drift, Eq. (62) also contains additional terms
(the terms in the square bracket). The first term in the square bracket is
usually small compared with other terms, so this term is usually ignored (this
term appears in equation (181) of Boozer's paper[2], and is
said to be ignorably small in his paper). We now exxamine the last term, i.e.,
|
(63) |
which can be written as
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(64) |
In Eq. (66) of Ref. [3], it is pointed out that
|
(65) |
which is correct in the order considered here (I do not check this). This
indicates that
.
Using this, we know the expression in Eq. (64) is approximately
zero. Thus the terms in the square bracket of Eq. (62) can be
dropped. Then Eq. (62) reduces to
|
(66) |
YouJun Hu
2014-05-19


This page demonstrates the various modes and uses of the material side bar navigation patterns.
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Over - 'Modal' mode over content.
Push - Similar to 'Over' but pushes content


Explore: your new favourite travel destination
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