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Welcome to Phase {{ phase_no }} of the experiment!
You have completed Phase 2 and will now start Phase 3. The setup is the same as in Phase 1, with the exception that now the payoff is as follows:
You have 500 tokens. Prior to the random event, you can decide whether you would like to take some adaptation measures.
If you choose not to take adapt your earning will depend on the risk of clicking on a flooded house. For example, if your risk is 5 percent, then in 5 of every 100 cases the house is flooded, and you incur a loss, you lose 450 tokens. In 95 out of 100 cases the house is intact, and lose nothing.
If you do take adaptation measures your loss will be 200, regardless of which ball is drawn.


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Everyone else: figure out whatever access token your app uses and copy-paste it here.


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JavaFX · Spring Boot · Logback · MongoDB · ControlsFX · FontAwesome
spring-boot-fx is the easiest boilerplate to kick start new applications on Spring Boot, JavaFX, MongoDB and tons of other cool features.
Following the MVP (Model-View-Presenter) architecture suggested in Learn JavaFX 8: Building User Experience and Interfaces with Java 8 by Kishori Sharan
./mvnw clean compile exec:java
Nice and clear Java tutorial: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/
Official Oracle Java Tutorials site: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Getting started: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/getStarted/index.html
Learning the Java Language: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html
Essential Java Classes: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/index.html
Java Collections: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/collections/index.html
JavaFX Documentation Project: https://fxdocs.github.io/docs/index.html
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- GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION
- FOREWORD FW
- HOW TO USE THIS MANUALS HU
- SPECIFICATIONS SPC
- PRECAUTION PC
- NOTE NT
- IDENTIFICATION ID
- RECOMMENDED MATERIALS RM
- PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION PI
- PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES PM
- ENGINE 1 SECTION
- FUEL INJECTION FUEL SYSTEMS FUSTI
- EMISSION CONTROL AUX. EMISSION CONTROL DEVICES ECSTI
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- MECHANICAL MESTI
- EXHAUST EXSTI
- COOLING COSTI
- LUBRICATION LUSTI
- SPEED CONTROL SYSTEMS SPSTI
- IGNITION IGSTI
- STARTING/CHARGING SYSTEMS SCSTI
- ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS ENSTIdiag
- GENERAL DESCRIPTION GDSTI
- ENGINE 2 SECTION
- FUEL INJECTION FUEL SYSTEMS FUw/o STI
- EMISSION CONTROL AUX. EMISSION CONTROL DEVICES ECw/o STI
- INTAKE INDUCTION INw/o STI
- MECHANICAL MEw/o STI
- EXHAUST EXw/o STI
- COOLING COw/o STI
- LUBRICATION LUw/o STI
- SPEED CONTROL SYSTEMS SPw/o STI
- IGNITION IGw/o STI
- STARTING/CHARGING SYSTEMS SCw/o STI
- ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS ENw/o STIdiag
- GENERAL DESCRIPTION GDw/o STI
- TRANSMISSION SECTION
- CONTROL SYSTEMS CS
- CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION CVTTR690
- CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION DIAGNOSTICS CVTdiag
- GENERAL DESCRIPTION CVT GDCVT
- MANUAL TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL 6MTTY75
- MANUAL TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL 6MTTY85
- MANUAL TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSTICS 6MTdiag
- CLUTCH SYSTEM CL
- CHASSIS SECTION
- FRONT SUSPENSION FS
- REAR SUSPENSION RS
- WHEEL AND TIRE SYSTEM WT
- TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS TPMdiag
- DIFFERENTIALS DI
- TRANSFER CASE TC
- DRIVE SHAFT SYSTEM DS
- VEHICLE DYNAMICS CONTROL VDC VDC
- VEHICLE DYNAMICS CONTROL VDC DIAGNOSTICS VDCdiag
- BRAKE BR
- BRAKE VACUUM CONTROL BVC DIAGNOSTICS BVCdiag
- PARKING BRAKE PB
- POWER ASSISTED SYSTEM POWER STEERING PS
- POWER ASSISTED SYSTEM POWER STEERING DIAGNOSTICS PSdiag
- BODY SECTION
- HVAC SYSTEM HEATER VENTILATOR AND A/C AC
- HVAC SYSTEM AUTO A/C DIAGNOSTICS ACdiag
- AIRBAG SYSTEM AB
- AIRBAG SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ABdiag
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- CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS CCdiag
- IMMOBILIZER DIAGNOSTICS IMdiag
- LAN SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS LANdiag
- KEYLESS ACCESS WITH PUSH BUTTON START SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS KPSdiag
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- WIRING SYSTEM SECTION


You can add multiple Alpha models to a single algorithm and generate Insight objects with all of them.
AddAlpha(new RsiAlphaModel()); AddAlpha(new EmaCrossAlphaModel());
self.AddAlpha(RsiAlphaModel()) self.AddAlpha(EmaCrossAlphaModel())
Each Alpha model has a unique name. The Insight objects they generate are automatically named according to the Alpha model name.
If you add multiple Alpha models, each alpha model receives the current slice in the order that you add the Alphas. The combined stream of Insight objects is passed to the Portfolio Construction model that defines how the Insight collection is combined. If you have a hybrid algorithm, the combined stream of Insight objects is passed to the event handler.


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Grab a piece of screen and display it in a always-on-top window.
That's literally all it does but I've probably wasted more time each month switching between tabs and resizing windows than it took to code it.
Note: there is no delay so you probably should find a way to run it without using the terminal. Qmake will install a .desktop file so it will be added to menus and launchers.


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About Kala Bharath Pilla<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Status: Looking for a Postdoctoral position.
I am currently Postdoc at Australian National university with Prof.Thomas Huber. I finished my PhD in computational structural biology, my PhD thesis titled “Protein Structure Determination by Paramagnetic NMR and Computational Hybrid Approach”. I write and develop new algorithms/software for protein structure determination from limited experimental data. Check out my publications and research for more information.
Publications
Research Articles
Link to my Google Scholar profile.
5. Capturing Conformational States in Proteins Using Sparse Paramagnetic NMR Data.
KB Pilla, J Koehler Leman, G Otting, T Huber.
PLoS ONE 10(5): e0127053 2015 link to open access article
4.Three-dimensional protein fold determination from backbone amide pseudocontact shifts generated by lanthanide tags at multiple site.
^H Yagi, ^KB Pilla, A Maleckis, B Graham, T Huber, G Otting. (^ co first)
Structure 21 (6), 883-890 11 2013. pdf
3.Magic angle spinning NMR structure determination of proteins from pseudocontact shifts.
J Li, KB Pilla, Q Li, Z Zhang, X Su, T Huber, J Yang.
Journal of the American Chemical Society 135 (22), 8294-8303, 11 2013. pdf
2. InPACdb Indian plant anticancer compounds database.
U Vetrivel, N Subramanian, KB Pilla.
Bioinformation 4 (2), 71 10 2009. link to open access article
1. Open discovery: An integrated live Linux platform of Bioinformatics tools
U Vetrivel, KB Pilla.
Bioinformation 3 (4), 144 7 2008. link to open access article
Book Chapter
3D Computational Modelling of Proteins Using Sparse Paramagnetic NMR Data.
KB Pilla, G Otting, T huber.
Bioinformatics , Methods in Molecular Biology, Humana. Editor: Jonathan Keith (in press)
Research
Capturing Conformational States
Understanding induced conformational changes at an atomic level is critical for drug development. We identify these conformational states using sparse experimental data from paramagnetic NMR spectroscopy. We demonstrate this using our GPS-Rosetta approach on the example of the Dengue virus protease structure which can exist in two forms, a “closed” form in the presence of an inhibitor and an “open” form without inhibitor. Our approach succeeds in the structural elucidation of both forms while the traditional computational method fails.
Capturing Conformational States in Proteins Using Sparse Paramagnetic NMR Data.
KB Pilla, J Koehler Leman, G Otting, T Huber.
PLoS ONE 10(5): e0127053 2015 link to open access article
GPS-Rosetta
Paramagnetic ions attached to proteins via chemical chelating tags can act as GPS satellites. PCS of a nuclear spin from a paramagnetic metal ion ties its location to a certain isosurface, a second PCS measured for the same nucleus from a paramagnetic ion attached at a different site restricts the spin to lie on intersecting isosurfaces. A third PCS measured from a paramagnetic ion attached at a site different from the first two would further restrict the location of the spin in space. This technique which is analogous to the method of finding location on Earth from three or more GPS satellites. This method is incorporated into the Rosetta fragment assembly framework and dramatically alters the conformational sampling dircting the search towards the native. The GPS-Rosetta algorithm works with PCS recorded in either solution or sloid state.
Three-dimensional protein fold determination from backbone amide pseudocontact shifts generated by lanthanide tags at multiple site.
^H Yagi, ^KB Pilla, A Maleckis, B Graham, T Huber, G Otting. (^ co first)
Structure 21 (6), 883-890 11 2013. pdf
Magic angle spinning NMR structure determination of proteins from pseudocontact shifts.
J Li, KB Pilla, Q Li, Z Zhang, X Su, T Huber, J Yang.
Journal of the American Chemical Society 135 (22), 8294-8303, 11 2013. pdf
Workspace
My dev setup.
My Desktop, workstation, laptop, phone and router are all powered by Linux.
Editor: Emacs (of course!) with prelude .
IDE : Jetbrains professional IDEs, Clion for C++ and PyCharm for python. Free for academics.
VCS : Github. If you are a student, grab the expensive Github pack for free.


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The most common muscular dystrophy occurs only in boys (about one in every 2,500 male births). Many cases are in families with no previous history of this condition.
The afflicted boy is usually slow at learning to walk (over eighteen months old) and has difficulty climbing stairs or getting into the car. He may get up from sitting on the floor by climbing up his legs (e.g., holding onto his legs to pull himself up). He may waddle as he walks and tend to fall a lot. His tongue and calf muscles may look bigger than normal. This condition may also have associated learning difficulties. Treatment is supportive rather than curative, and thus the most important measures will be to improve quality of life. Early diagnosis also allows for genetic counseling about future pregnancies.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a cancer of the blood and is the most common childhood cancer, occurring especially in two to six-year-olds. Two-thirds of children with this cancer first complain of bone pain, particularly around the knee. A preverbal child may simply cry a lot and want to be carried much more frequently. Sometimes the diagnosis of this disease is delayed because doctors fail to consider cancer as a cause of these signs. This cancer has a 90 percent cure rate, especially if it is diagnosed early.
The most common childhood bone tumors occur in boys around the time of puberty. Early diagnosis is important because once the cancer has spread elsewhere in the body, the prognosis is much worse.
Obviously there are many simple causes for leg pains in active children that are not worth worrying about. Bone pains that occur during the night after a vigorous day of activity in a child who is otherwise normal are generally not serious (e.g., growing pains). But if the pain is severe and constant, you should take your child to the doctor to rule out serious causes.


public class LineItemCreativeAssociation
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
LineItemCreativeAssociation
associates a Creative
or CreativeSet
with a
LineItem
so that the creative can be served in
ad units targeted by the line item.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LineItemCreativeAssociation() |
LineItemCreativeAssociation(java.lang.Long lineItemId,
java.lang.Long creativeId,
java.lang.Long creativeSetId,
java.lang.Double manualCreativeRotationWeight,
java.lang.Integer sequentialCreativeRotationIndex,
DateTime startDateTime,
StartDateTimeType startDateTimeType,
DateTime endDateTime,
java.lang.String destinationUrl,
Size[] sizes,
LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus status,
LineItemCreativeAssociationStats stats,
DateTime lastModifiedDateTime) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj) |
java.lang.Long |
getCreativeId()
Gets the creativeId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
java.lang.Long |
getCreativeSetId()
Gets the creativeSetId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
static org.apache.axis.encoding.Deserializer |
getDeserializer(java.lang.String mechType,
java.lang.Class _javaType,
javax.xml.namespace.QName _xmlType)
Get Custom Deserializer
|
java.lang.String |
getDestinationUrl()
Gets the destinationUrl value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
DateTime |
getEndDateTime()
Gets the endDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
DateTime |
getLastModifiedDateTime()
Gets the lastModifiedDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
java.lang.Long |
getLineItemId()
Gets the lineItemId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
java.lang.Double |
getManualCreativeRotationWeight()
Gets the manualCreativeRotationWeight value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
java.lang.Integer |
getSequentialCreativeRotationIndex()
Gets the sequentialCreativeRotationIndex value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
static org.apache.axis.encoding.Serializer |
getSerializer(java.lang.String mechType,
java.lang.Class _javaType,
javax.xml.namespace.QName _xmlType)
Get Custom Serializer
|
Size[] |
getSizes()
Gets the sizes value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
Size |
getSizes(int i) |
DateTime |
getStartDateTime()
Gets the startDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
StartDateTimeType |
getStartDateTimeType()
Gets the startDateTimeType value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
LineItemCreativeAssociationStats |
getStats()
Gets the stats value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus |
getStatus()
Gets the status value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
static org.apache.axis.description.TypeDesc |
getTypeDesc()
Return type metadata object
|
int |
hashCode() |
void |
setCreativeId(java.lang.Long creativeId)
Sets the creativeId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setCreativeSetId(java.lang.Long creativeSetId)
Sets the creativeSetId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setDestinationUrl(java.lang.String destinationUrl)
Sets the destinationUrl value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setEndDateTime(DateTime endDateTime)
Sets the endDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setLastModifiedDateTime(DateTime lastModifiedDateTime)
Sets the lastModifiedDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setLineItemId(java.lang.Long lineItemId)
Sets the lineItemId value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setManualCreativeRotationWeight(java.lang.Double manualCreativeRotationWeight)
Sets the manualCreativeRotationWeight value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setSequentialCreativeRotationIndex(java.lang.Integer sequentialCreativeRotationIndex)
Sets the sequentialCreativeRotationIndex value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setSizes(int i,
Size _value) |
void |
setSizes(Size[] sizes)
Sets the sizes value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setStartDateTime(DateTime startDateTime)
Sets the startDateTime value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setStartDateTimeType(StartDateTimeType startDateTimeType)
Sets the startDateTimeType value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setStats(LineItemCreativeAssociationStats stats)
Sets the stats value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
void |
setStatus(LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus status)
Sets the status value for this LineItemCreativeAssociation.
|
public LineItemCreativeAssociation()
public LineItemCreativeAssociation(java.lang.Long lineItemId, java.lang.Long creativeId, java.lang.Long creativeSetId, java.lang.Double manualCreativeRotationWeight, java.lang.Integer sequentialCreativeRotationIndex, DateTime startDateTime, StartDateTimeType startDateTimeType, DateTime endDateTime, java.lang.String destinationUrl, Size[] sizes, LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus status, LineItemCreativeAssociationStats stats, DateTime lastModifiedDateTime)
public java.lang.Long getLineItemId()
public void setLineItemId(java.lang.Long lineItemId)
public java.lang.Long getCreativeId()
Creative
being associated with a LineItem
.
This attribute is required if this is an association
between a line item and a creative.
This attribute is ignored if this is an association
between a line item and a creative set.
If this is an association between a line item and
a creative, when retrieving the
line item creative association, the #creativeId]
will be the creative's ID.
If this is an association between a line item and
a creative set, when retrieving the
line item creative association, the {@link #creativeId}
will be the ID of the
{@link CreativeSet#masterCreativeId master creative}.
public void setCreativeId(java.lang.Long creativeId)
creativeId
- * The ID of the Creative
being associated with a LineItem
.
This attribute is required if this is an association
between a line item and a creative.
This attribute is ignored if this is an association
between a line item and a creative set.
If this is an association between a line item and
a creative, when retrieving the
line item creative association, the #creativeId]
will be the creative's ID.
If this is an association between a line item and
a creative set, when retrieving the
line item creative association, the {@link #creativeId}
will be the ID of the
{@link CreativeSet#masterCreativeId master creative}.
public java.lang.Long getCreativeSetId()
CreativeSet
being associated with a LineItem
.
This attribute is required if this is an association
between a line item and a creative set.
This field will be null
when retrieving associations
between line items and
creatives not belonging to a set.
public void setCreativeSetId(java.lang.Long creativeSetId)
creativeSetId
- * The ID of the CreativeSet
being associated with a LineItem
.
This attribute is required if this is an association
between a line item and a creative set.
This field will be null
when retrieving associations
between line items and
creatives not belonging to a set.
public java.lang.Double getManualCreativeRotationWeight()
Creative
. This value is only used
if the line
item's creativeRotationType
is set to
CreativeRotationType.MANUAL
. This attribute
is optional and
defaults to 10.public void setManualCreativeRotationWeight(java.lang.Double manualCreativeRotationWeight)
manualCreativeRotationWeight
- * The weight of the Creative
. This value is only used
if the line
item's creativeRotationType
is set to
CreativeRotationType.MANUAL
. This attribute
is optional and
defaults to 10.public java.lang.Integer getSequentialCreativeRotationIndex()
Creative
.
This value is used only if
the associated line item's LineItemSummary.creativeRotationType
is set to
CreativeRotationType.SEQUENTIAL
. This attribute
is optional and
defaults to 1.public void setSequentialCreativeRotationIndex(java.lang.Integer sequentialCreativeRotationIndex)
sequentialCreativeRotationIndex
- * The sequential rotation index of the Creative
.
This value is used only if
the associated line item's LineItemSummary.creativeRotationType
is set to
CreativeRotationType.SEQUENTIAL
. This attribute
is optional and
defaults to 1.public DateTime getStartDateTime()
LineItemSummary.startDateTime
.
This value is
optional and is only valid for DFP premium networks.public void setStartDateTime(DateTime startDateTime)
startDateTime
- * Overrides the value set for LineItemSummary.startDateTime
.
This value is
optional and is only valid for DFP premium networks.public StartDateTimeType getStartDateTimeType()
LineItemCreativeAssociation
right away, in
an hour, etc. This
attribute is optional and defaults to
StartDateTimeType.USE_START_DATE_TIME
.public void setStartDateTimeType(StartDateTimeType startDateTimeType)
startDateTimeType
- * Specifies whether to start serving to the
LineItemCreativeAssociation
right away, in
an hour, etc. This
attribute is optional and defaults to
StartDateTimeType.USE_START_DATE_TIME
.public DateTime getEndDateTime()
LineItemSummary.endDateTime
. This value is optional
and is only
valid for DFP premium networks.public void setEndDateTime(DateTime endDateTime)
endDateTime
- * Overrides LineItemSummary.endDateTime
. This value is optional
and is only
valid for DFP premium networks.public java.lang.String getDestinationUrl()
HasDestinationUrlCreative.destinationUrl
.
This value is optional
and is only valid for DFP premium networks.public void setDestinationUrl(java.lang.String destinationUrl)
destinationUrl
- * Overrides the value set for
HasDestinationUrlCreative.destinationUrl
.
This value is optional
and is only valid for DFP premium networks.public Size[] getSizes()
Creative.size
, which allows
the
creative to be served to ad units that would otherwise
not be compatible
for its actual size. This value is optional.public void setSizes(Size[] sizes)
sizes
- * Overrides the value set for Creative.size
, which allows
the
creative to be served to ad units that would otherwise
not be compatible
for its actual size. This value is optional.public Size getSizes(int i)
public void setSizes(int i, Size _value)
public LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus getStatus()
public void setStatus(LineItemCreativeAssociationStatus status)
status
- * The status of the association. This attribute is read-only.public LineItemCreativeAssociationStats getStats()
null
in case
there are no statistics for the association yet.public void setStats(LineItemCreativeAssociationStats stats)
stats
- * Contains trafficking statistics for the association. This attribute
is
readonly and is populated by Google. This will be
null
in case
there are no statistics for the association yet.public DateTime getLastModifiedDateTime()
public void setLastModifiedDateTime(DateTime lastModifiedDateTime)
lastModifiedDateTime
- * The date and time this association was last modified.public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public static org.apache.axis.description.TypeDesc getTypeDesc()
public static org.apache.axis.encoding.Serializer getSerializer(java.lang.String mechType, java.lang.Class _javaType, javax.xml.namespace.QName _xmlType)
public static org.apache.axis.encoding.Deserializer getDeserializer(java.lang.String mechType, java.lang.Class _javaType, javax.xml.namespace.QName _xmlType)


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The 3D space-planning application shows three different prototype builds simultaneously, but each focuses on specific dimensions. Even though the prototype outcome is different, but the cores are the same, they try to figure out how the audience interacts with the 3D space-planning application. Based on these prototypes, I can imagine what integrate prototypes look like. And they make me understand this project more clearly.
This is a critical quote I learn from this paper. In my opinion, the prototype is mainly a wireframe sketch on paper or screen-based wireframe. In the article, it talks about how to use a pizza box as a laptop prototype. And tester based on the pizza box to give meaningful feedback. It makes me recall that the lecture asks us to follow the real screen size when we draw the wireframe on paper in the previous term. Because similar screen size is also a way to help the audience understand and familiar with the prototype.
In the book, it explained that understand the design questions and how the audience uses them. Understand the design question is quite straightforward because, as a project team. Members have different knowledge backgrounds. Let all of them clear the goal of the project is very critical. Team members can use their professional knowledge to give support. Prepare your audience is team members working together, they can understand each other concept. However, or less expert audiences or other testers may not be able to understand some abstract concept. So the designer needs to think about who will be the audience and who will use this project. So they can decide which kind of prototype is the best way to present to the audience and get quality feedback.
As an interaction designer, our design is not only visually beautiful but also needs to think about user experience and how to make it come true based on coding. Thus, we need to think about the relation of the components of the design, focus point, and so on.
The design system is a good way to manage design outcomes and help to keep design consistency. This design system also can help other teammates quickly work with the whole project. A design system is a full product, which is going to help the actors of a project to build other products. The more integrated the system will be with the designers and developers workflows, the more effective it will be.
The method of using color is different between designer and programmer. Designers more depend on the eyes to value the color, but programmers use coding to manage the color. So sometimes visually color looks correct but the coding can use many different methods to create this color. So designer and programmer must uniform their color code to make sure the outcome is the same.
Based on the IoT, more and more people can use wearable devices to get their body data, such as a smart watch. So I think in the future, data visualization will be more and more important and how to transfer those complex data to easier understand graphic.
There is a trend of the smart city and I agree that the smart city is about control. Cities need to operate efficiently and rationally, Managers based on the critical data make help the city make the change, such as detect traffic information to adjust the red traffic light time, this will alleviate traffic jams. So as designers, we need to think about how to apply IoT in our design and make users have more power to control the products.
Because the result is based on the data to analysis, so I agree that the outcome was always already within in the data, but the data should be Quality data and Quantity data and related to the goals. Otherwise, these data may be invalid. So when we doing design, we need to wisely choose what data we need.


WATCH | Cape firefighters get ready for battle as fire season approaches
by Kamva Somdyala and Dominique JefthaThe Western Cape festive season is notorious for its unrelenting fires and as that time of the year fast approaches, Cape Town firefighters are gearing up for another period of sustained blazes.
On Tuesday, several firefighting crews in the Western Cape, including the Table Mountain fire management team, Working on Fire, Disaster Management and the US Embassy 109th airlift wing of the New York Air National Guard, gave a brief demonstration on how a typical firefighting operation is conducted at the Newlands fire base.
To put into perspective, 14 500 wildfires were recorded across the province in the year to end March this year, with over forty deaths recorded since October 2018.
Philip Prins of Table Mountain's fire management team said their target is always to make sure that fires are put out within 90 minutes, raising the importance of the first-responders.
And so, when the siren went off and make-believe smoke started flaming, the firefighters set off to their order of business.
Collaboration
There has also been a collaboration between firefighters in South Africa and the United States, as Consul General of the United States in Cape Town, Virginia Blaser explained that one of the best examples of this collaboration was when South African firefighters went to the US "during the last series of devastating fires and served there, protecting American lives and property, based partly off of the training done here [in South Africa]".
Spokesperson for Working on Fire, Linton Rensburg said many of their firefighters have been to the US to learn how the US Forest Service responds to national disasters.
'Outstanding experience'
According to Rensburg, climate change with regards to wildfires has become an international problem and that is why this collaboration was important.
Chris Meyer from the 109th Airlift Wing of the New York National Guard - a firefighter for the past twelve years - said the collaboration, which began last year, has been "an outstanding experience".
"We are able to give some of our skills to the South African firefighters and learn how they fight fires here which is different because of the landscape and agriculture," said Meyer.


SDMMC Handle Struture stores the card states, card registers and other Interrupt Information.
Definition at line 912 of file SDMMC004.h.
#include <SDMMC004.h>
Interrupt Status in Issuance of ACMD12 Command.
Definition at line 955 of file SDMMC004.h.
Stores the Buffer read/write Interrupt ready status.
Definition at line 937 of file SDMMC004.h.
| uint8_t SDMMC004_HandleType::CardType |
Card Type Information. SDMMC004_SD_STANDARD_CAPACITY_V2 (1) SDMMC004_SD_STANDARD_CAPACITY_V1x (2) SDMMC004_SD_HIGH_CAPACITY (4) SDMMC004_BLOCK_ADDRESSING (8) SDMMC004_MMC (16)
Definition at line 933 of file SDMMC004.h.
Interrupt Error in Command Issuance. Error Status like Command Timeout, Command CRC, Command End bit, Command Index or COmmand Complete.
Definition at line 947 of file SDMMC004.h.
Interrupt Error in Data Transfer. Error Status like Data timeout, Data CRC, Data Endbit, Current Limit Error info is stored here.
Definition at line 942 of file SDMMC004.h.
Error Recovery Status of a failed transaction
Definition at line 959 of file SDMMC004.h.
| uint8_t SDMMC004_HandleType::f8 |
F8 flag is used in card intialization procedure to identify card type
Definition at line 966 of file SDMMC004.h.
Flag indicating the success initialization process
Definition at line 964 of file SDMMC004.h.
Flag to set when semaphores and mutex are created successfully
Definition at line 970 of file SDMMC004.h.
| uint16_t SDMMC004_HandleType::State |
Card States: SDMMC004_STATE_CARD_INITIALIZED (1) SDMMC004_STATE_NO_CARD (2) SDMMC004_STATE_CMD_ACTIVE (4) SDMMC004_STATE_DATA_ACTIVE (8) SDMMC004_STATE_CARD_WRITE_PROTECT (16) SDMMC004_STATE_HC_INITIALIZED (32) SDMMC004_STATE_CARD_LOCKED (64)
Definition at line 924 of file SDMMC004.h.
Interrupt Status if Transfer Successful.
Definition at line 951 of file SDMMC004.h.


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| DOSE: |
|
insufflated |
DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
I must start by saying that DMT is the first psychoactive drug that i have used that has had any effect. I have tried baby woodrose, but the friend I got them frome received the wrong strain and the dose i took had no effect. I had tried DMT once before with similar effects, but not nearly as intense.
I dumped out the rest of the bag on to my triginometry book. There was about 1/3 of a nickel bag of pure dmt. It was enugh to make 2 sizeable lines with. i debated for a few minutes, then decided since it was already dumped out and lined up, it would be too much of a bitch to put it back in the bag and sell it, so i promptly snorted both lines, one in each nostril. it burned, but im used to that from snorting other, we'll just leave it at stimulants.
Almost instantly i got a stomach ache. I'm a male, and i suddenly knew what it was like to be 9 months pregnant. It hurt incredibally bad. It felt like my stomach was swelling more and more each second, like it was a balloon and someone was trying to blow it up until it popped. The pain is excruciating. I am moaning out loud. I turn off the lights, the most comfortable, or more appropriately the least painfil position i could find was laying on my stomach staring at the wall, lights out.
Still not comfortable, it felt like I was laying on a rubber ball, but the ball was my stomach. Another important note is that this was all about 4-5 hours after a meal at McDonalds. About 3 minutes in to the trip i get my only hallucinations, very mild patterns on the wall, only when i lay still. The moaning, groaning and pain continued until i finally fell asleep. I had vivid dreams, but it was nowhere near worth the awful experince I had while I was awake. I am still eager to try other drugs but this one is definitely not for me.
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.


ASP Routing
MSDN, Asp.Net. For debugging, Install-Package routedebugger
In .net 4+ with a Microsoft IIS patch will make routing work, but otherwise you may have to set runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests (NB: this may mean static .css and .js are authenticated, and the login page becomes a little plain!).
<system.webServer>
<modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true" />
In Webforms
See MSDN
In MVC
Routes are defined in from global.asax Application_start: RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes);
Mvc uses the route conventions of {controller} and {action}, with defaults as required.
routes.MapRoute(
"Yearly",
"{year}/{controller}/{action}/{id}",
new { year = DateTime.Now.Year, controller = "Home", action = "IndexByYear", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
);
...will map http://site/1983/Products/display/123 to ProductsController (implementing IController) method Display, passing in parameter with name id=123 and year with default 2010.
Route Defaults and Constraints
routes.MapRoute(
"Yearly",
"{year}/{controller}/{action}/{id}",
new { year = DateTime.Now.Year, controller = "Home", action = "IndexByYear", id = UrlParameter.Optional },
new { year = @"\d{4}" });
Default/ 404 routes
Remember this should always be the last route.
routes.MapRoute("Error",
"{*url}",
new { controller = "Error", action = "404" }
);
*Catchalls
//mydomain/Product/Index/A/Extra/More will invoke action
// public ActionResult Index(string id, string catchall)
// id = "A" and catchall = "Extra/More".
routes.MapRoute("MyCatchallRoute",
"{controller}/{action}/{id}/{*catchall}",
new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional });
Duplicate controller names
If you have two "HomeControllers" in different namespaces you have a YSOD error. So add two routes and specify the namespaces (the namespace string array is not a hierarchy)
routes.MapRoute("MyRoute", "{controller}/{action}/{id}",
new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional },
new[] { "MyPriorityNamespace.Controllers" });
To stop searches (first match only)
//To stop searching all namespaces
myRoute.DataTokens["UseNamespaceFallback"] = false;
In controllers
Controllers have a RedirectToAction() method.
In Views
use Html.ActionLink or Html.RouteLink

Go to About (manual link)

Go to About (URL link)

ActionLinks

In another controller

@Html.ActionLink("Go to LogOn", "LogOn", "Account")

Below renders as /Home/Details/2 . The final null is important otherwise you get /Home/Details?Length=4

@Html.ActionLink("Go to Details with parameter", "Details", "Home", new { id = 2 }, null)

RouteLinks

@Html.RouteLink("Go to Logon", new { controller = "Account", action = "Logon" })

@Html.RouteLink("Use named route","SpecialRoute")

Areas

@Html.ActionLink("Go to Admin area", "Index", "User", new { area = "Admin" }, null)

WebAPI
WebApi routes in javascript (assuming default route name)
var url = '@Url.HttpRouteUrl("DefaultApi", new { controller="Data"} )';
WebApi routes via html anchor (assuming default route name). Note the "httproute=true".

@Html.RouteLink("Call my api", "DefaultApi", new { controller = "Values", httproute= true, id = 1 }, new { @class = "btn btn-info" }).

Areas
AreaRegistration happens before other routes, so the areaName (first part) is matched before the other routes. Remember for actions to areas to specify the area (or "" for top level).
@Html.ActionLink("Go to Admin area", "Index", "User", new { area = "Admin" }, null)
@Html.ActionLink("Go to Home", "Index", "Home", new { area = "" }, null)


Textarea is a multi-line text input element.
InputTextarea is applied to an input field with pInputTextarea directive.
A model can be bound using the standard ngModel directive.
In auto resize mode, textarea grows instead of displaying a scrollbar. When this feature is enabled, rows and cols properties are required to be defined.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| autoResize | boolean | false | When present, textarea size changes as being typed. |
| disabled | boolean | false | When present, it specifies that the element should be disabled. |
| Name | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
| onResize | event: Event object | Callback to invoke when element is resized. |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| p-inputtextarea | Textarea element |
None.


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Who we are.
Livonia Black Car Service is a leading competitor in Chicago car services. while offering a wide range of options in our fleet, we are able to accomodate nearly any occasion. From business functions, seminars, airport trasportation, or for a night out on the town, we have you covered on the luxurious ride that you deserve
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Mercedes S 550 2015
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The Cadillac Escalade is a full-size luxury SUV with a perfect combination of sophistication, functionality and technology. Much of the Cadillac Escalade's appeal is rooted in its over-the-top attitude. Generously proportioned inside and out, this sport-utility vehicle has a bold and angular face, exaggerated wreath-and-crest badging and chrome trim everywhere you look.
Lincoln Navigator 2016
The current Lincoln Navigator is a full-size SUV styled and equipped for an upscale audience. The ability to seat passengers comfortably in all three rows of seats is the Lincoln Navigator's greatest advantage over other full-size competitors
Chevrolet Suburban 2016
The Chevrolet Suburban is a full-size, extended-length sport utility vehicle. the Suburban has increasingly become the go-to choice for families or those in need of class-leading passenger and cargo capacity, along with third-row seating.
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Cross-platform Comparison of Highly Sensitive Immunoassay Technologies for Cytokine Markers: Platform Performance in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Parkinson's Disease
Publications [link to publication]: Cross-platform Comparison of Highly Sensitive Immunoassay Technologies for Cytokine Markers: Platform Performance in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Parkinson's Disease
Cytokine X. Volume X, Issue X p.XX-XX, date 2020; DOI link (link is external)
Abstract: There is mounting evidence of systemic inflammation in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and Parkinson’s disease (PD), yet inconsistency and a lack of replicability in findings of putative biological markers have delayed progress in this space. Variability in performance between platforms may contribute to the lack of consensus in the biomarker literature, as has been seen for a number of psychiatric disorders, including PTSD. Thus, there is a need for high-performance, scalable, and validated platforms for the discovery and development of biomarkers of inflammation for use in drug development and as clinical diagnostics. To identify the best platform for use in future biomarker discovery efforts, we conducted a comprehensive cross-platform and cross-assay evaluation across five leading platform technologies. This initial assessment focused on four cytokines that have been implicated PTSD – interleukin (IL)-1β, IL-6, tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-α, and interferon (IFN)-γ .... To assess platform performance and understand likely measurements in individuals with brain disorders, serum and plasma samples were obtained from individuals with PTSD (n=13) or Parkinson’s Disease (PD, n=14) as well as healthy controls (n=5). We compared platform performance across a number of common analytic parameters, including assay precision, sensitivity, frequency of endogenous analyte detection, correlation between platforms, and parallelism in measurement of cytokines using a serial dilution series. The single molecule array (Simoa™) ultra-sensitive platform (Quanterix), MESO V-Plex (Mesoscale Discovery), and Luminex xMAP® (Myriad) were conducted by their respective vendors, while Luminex® and Quantikine® high-sensitivity ELISA assays were evaluated by R&D System’s Biomarker Testing Services. The assay with the highest sensitivity in detecting endogenous analytes across all analytes and clinical populations (i.e. the highest frequency of endogenous analytes detection (FEAD)), was the Simoa™ platform. In contrast, more variable performance was observed for MESO V-plex, R&D Luminex® and Quantikine®, while Myriad’s Luminex xMAP® exhibited low FEAD across all analytes and samples. Simoa™ also demonstrated high precision in detecting endogenous cytokines, as reflected in <20 percent coefficient of variance (%CV) across replicate runs for samples from the healthy controls, PTSD patients, and PD patients. In contrast, MESO V-Plex, R&D Luminex® and Quantikine® had variable performance in terms of precision across cytokines. Note that Myriad Luminex xMAP® could not be included in precision estimates because the vendor did not run samples in duplicate. For cross-platform performance comparisons, the highest cross-platform correlations were observed for IL-6 such that all platforms – except for Myriad’s Luminex xMAP® – had strong correlations with one another in measurements of IL-6 (r range = 0.59 – 0.86). For the other cytokines, there was low to no correlation across platforms, such that reported measurements of IL-1β, TNF-α, and IFN-γ varied across assays. Taken together, these findings provide novel evidence that the choice of immunoassay could greatly impact reported cytokine findings. The current study provides crucial information on the variability in performance between platforms and across immunoassays that may help inform the selection of assay in future research studies. Further, the results emphasize the need for performing comparative evaluations of immunoassays as new technologies emerge over time, particularly given the lack of reference standards for the quantitative assessments of cytokines.
Data in the BRAIN Commons
The dataset for this project is hosted in the BRAIN Commons, the cloud based platform for computational discovery designed for the brain health community.
For more information about the BRAIN Commons, visit https://www.braincommons.org
Instructions for Data Download
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Go to this link to obtain the data file from BRAIN Commons.
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If prompted, login with your credentials.
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Click on the "Download" button from the data file page. Your download should start momentarily.
Acknowledgements and Funding
Funding for the cross-platform comparison study came from Cohen Veterans Bioscience and was conducted under the umbrella of the RAPID-Dx (Research Alliance for PTSD/TBI Innovation and Discovery Diagnostics) Program. The work was also supported, in part, by the Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF). Parkinson’s disease biospecimens used in the analyses were obtained from the MJFF-sponsored LRRK2 Cohort Consortium (LCC; www.michaeljfox.org/lcc), which is coordinated and funded by the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.
About Cohen Veteran’s Bioscience
Cohen Veterans Bioscience is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) research organization dedicated to fast-tracking the development of diagnostic tests and personalized therapeutics for the millions of veterans and civilians who suffer the devastating effects of trauma-related and other brain disorders. Learn More at CohenVeteransBioscience.org


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Defines a pipeline which can subsequently be used in other actions via Use Definition pipe.
Use this action to get quick access to pipeline configuration and deciding what to do with its results later.
After pipeline is congifured, use Change Type to convert the placeholder into one of the actions.
Running the placeholder will result in an error.
Computes a pipeline, storing a result which can subsequently be accessed
with Value.getOutcome
pipe.
Computes a pipeline, storing a result as a blob with specified encoding.
The pipeline should evaluate to object with following structure:
filename
(string) — filename of blobcontent
(string) — string content in encoding as specified by encoding
parameterThe blob can subsequently be obtained using Data.getBlob
pipe.
Executes arbitrary JavaScript code.
Following top-level variables are available:
els
— output set of pipelineel
— first element of els
(for convenience, when dealing with single-element pipes)ctx
— a context objectSends a dynamic Job Output, with both key
and data
being evaluated at runtime
rather than pre-defined at scripting time.
The pipeline should return a single element with key: string
and data: any
.
Iterates over a set of elements, passing control to children and modifying their scope.
The pipeline should resolve to a list of elements. On every run the internal index is incremented, and the element at current index becomes the scope of children.
After last child is executed, the control is passed back to Each. Each exits when there are no more elements left to iterate over.
Note: every time the children are executed the scope is re-evaluated; specifically, if scope element disappears (or some other pipeline failure occurs), then children won't be able to execute.
Passes control flow to the children only if neither one of the preceeding If or Else If actions were entered.
This action must be placed next to either If or another Else If action. All adjacent If, Else If and Else actions form a single chain with a guarantee that at most one branch is entered.
Same as If, but does not evaluate the pipeline if any preceeding If or Else If action was entered.
This action must be placed next to either If or another Else If action. All adjacent If, Else If and Else actions form a single chain with a guarantee that at most one branch is entered.
Fails with specified error code if condition holds false
over specified time.
The pipeline should produce a single element with boolean value.
If the value is false
, the pipeline is run again until either the condition becomes true
or timeout occurs.
Expect actions are used to catch expected anomalies in script execution (e.g. validation errors)
so that a specific error code is thrown instead of a generic one
(e.g. FlightNotFoundError
vs ElementNotFoundError
).
By default action will retry the pipeline multiple times on false
outcomes,
until it either becomes true
or the timeout occurs.
This behaviour, along with custom timeouts, can be useful for waiting arbitrarily long processes
(e.g. loading screens, progress bars, interstitials, etc.)
Note: context matchers are special kinds of expects, which do not accept error codes and custom timeouts. The treatment of pipeline results are otherwise identical to Expect actions.
Finishes script execution with fail
status, and specified error code.
Additionally, allows extracting and sending message alongside the failure event. This message can be obtained by constructing a pipeline which returns a string value.
Passes control to the children, modifying their scope.
The pipeline should return a single element, which becomes the scope of the children (this is also known as scope inheritance).
Note: every time the children are executed the scope is re-evaluated; specifically, if scope element disappears (or some other pipeline failure occurs), then children won't be able to execute.
Groups a set of actions.
Conditionally passes control to children, based on the pipeline result.
The pipeline which should return a single element with boolean value.
If the value is true
, then the control is passed to the children, otherwise child actions are bypassed.
The scope of children is not modified by this pipeline (children will receive the scope from the parent of this action).
Leaves current context. The subsequent execution step will be context matching.
Sends Job Output with specified Output Key.
The pipeline should return a single element. Its value will be sent as output data.
Note: multiple elements are not automatically serialized to arrays; use Fold Array to send arrays instead.
Emits a Job Event Output with type
and other arbitrary properties. The output key looks like events:<random-id>
.
The pipeline can return a single element with type: string
and other data fields.
If type
is omitted, it will use the predefined type field. Note that evaluated value from pipeline will take precedence over predefined value.
Resets Job Input with specified Input key.
Waits for specified number of milliseconds.
This is unreliable (but easy) method of waiting for arbitrarily long processes to finish. It is recommended to use Expect for scripting such cases, whenever it is possible to do so.
Finishes script execution with Success status.
Note: normally, success is reported via success contexts. Use this action only when imperative success handling is required.
Loops over child actions while the condition holds true
.
The pipeline should resolve to a single element with boolean value.
If the value is true
, the control is passed to children, otherwise the children are skipped.
After last child is executed, the control is passed back to While so that the condition could be checked again.
The scope of children is not modified by this pipeline (children will receive the scope from the parent of this action).
Evaluates pipeline and appends resulting values to Global variable, which should contain an array.
If no global with specified key exists yet, creates an empty array before appending to it.
Sets a global variable, which can be subsequently obtained using Get Global pipe.
The pipeline should return a single element. Its value will be associated with specified key.
Clicks the element on the page.
The pipeline should return a single DOM element where the click will be performed.
The value of the element is ignored. In practice, values are useful to find a particular element out of collection. For example, given a list of flights a pipeline can be contructed to find a particular flight row and click an element inside of it.
The element where the click is performed should be visible (have non-zero visual area) and reachable by coordinates. If the element is hidden under some other overlaying elements, the overlays will be temporary removed before clicking, and then restored after clicking.
Important: the effect of the click (e.g. a form submission) cannot be guaranteed, thus it is a good practice to place an Expect next to Click to capture the observable effect on the webpage (e.g. a confirmation message).
The exact algorithm is as follows:
<option>
:<select>
element is checked for visibility and reachability<select>
, producing necessary mouse events<select>
is set to the index of the <option>
element via client-side JavaScriptinput
and change
events are fired on <select>
<option>
:Sends a new network request from currently open webpage.
The request is configured using pipeline's output object (see below). The pipeline should return a single element with object value, which configures the request.
The request follows Content Security Policy (CSP) of the current web page.
This can be a limiting factor, for example when trying to send a request to a domain which is not whitelisted
in Access-Control-Allow-Origin
header (the same applies to other CORS and CSP headers).
If you are experiencing problems due to CORS and/or CSP, it is recommended to use "nodejs" or "nodejs+proxy" mode.
The request configuration object (the output value of pipeline) can consist of:
method
: HTTP request method; GET
, POST
, PUT
or DELETE
are used most commonlyprotocol
(e.g. http:
, https:
)host
(e.g. example.com
, example.com: 3123
)hostname
(e.g. example.com
)pathname
(e.g. /path/to/resource
)query
: an object with query parameters (e.g. { hello: 'world' }
)headers
: an object with headers (e.g. { 'content-type': 'text/plain' }
)body
: an object which configures request body, depends on Request Body Format parameter:application/json
if not overridden with headers
query
above and is sent in request body;
content type header is set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
if not overridden with headers
multipart/form-data
and the request body is encoded
as multipart/form-data stream following the rules:Note: it is handy to configure the request object using Compose pipe.
window.fetch
with its own incompatible implementation)/ body
of request object (see above)Same as Click, but does not send emulated Mouse Down and Mouse Up events. Instead, the element is checked for visibility, and the mouse is positioned over it.
See Click.
Types text into DOM element.
The pipeline should resolve to a single element. The value of the element must be a string — it will be sent to the DOM node as a series of keyboard events.
In order to handle keyboard events properly the element must receive focus. There are multiple ways of setting the focus, the most reliable way which works in most cases is to simply click on the element. For simplicity, this action includes a Use Click parameter which does everything the Click does prior to sending the keyboard events.
However, there are edge cases when performing a click is undesirable (e.g. click opens a popup). To address these cases there are few more parameters listed below which allow alternative focusing techniques. Those are to be used at one's own discretion, as they are tightly coupled to website's internal implementation details and are susceptible to even slightest changes.
The exact algorithm is as follows:
blur
event is triggered on the element via client-side JavaScriptblur
event is triggered on the element after typingSets file (blob data) to <input type = "file" />
.
The pipeline should produce a single element with <input type = "file" />
and Blob object value.
The action assigns the blob to this input, allowing for uploading files using multipart/form-data
forms.
The pipeline should return a Blob object which consists of:
blobId
(string) a unique blob identifierfilename
(string)The Blob object should first be downloaded using Fetch Blob.
<input type = "file"/>
)Navigates to the URL, evaluated by pipeline.
The pipeline should produce a single element with string value, which is treated as URL to navigate to.
Captures the screenshot and sends it to the Job.
Sets cookies by reading an array from specified Job Input.
Cookie array should consist of objects with following keys:
name
value
url
domain
path
secure
httpOnly
sameWebsite
expires
Overrides User Agent and Platform visible to web pages.
Similar to Page.input, but modifies DOM value of output element directly,
by assigning to value
DOM property.


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Fidget Spinner :
1) Create a new sketch and select the XY-plane as the sketch plane
2) Draw a diameter 84 circle at the origin and change it to construction line
3) Draw a diameter 22 and 27 cicle at the origin too
4) Draw a 29mm line in the Y-axis and change it to construction line
5) Draw a diameter 26 circle at the tip of the line
6) Go to "Create" tab and select polygon > circumscribe polygon. Afterwards, change the dimension to 13mm
Go to "Create" tab and select circular pattern
-Select the parts which you want to circular patter (circle + polygon)
-centre point is the origin
-angular spaciing is "angle"
- Quantity is "3"
1) Go to "Create" tab and select arc > 3 point arc.
2) Once done, select tangent constraint
Go to "Create" tab and select cicular constaint once again
-Select the (arc)
-centre point is the origin
-Quantity is "3"
1) Once done, clcik on the "Finish Sketch"
2) Extrude
-Direction is "Symmetric"
-Distance is "5mm"
1) After extruding, go to the "Modify" tab and select fillet
2) Click on both the top and bottom face of the spinner and fillet is by "5mm"
3) Click "OK" and we are DONE modelling the fidget spinner


DB2 defines different hierarchal levels of authorities, SYSADM, SYSCTRL, SYSMAINT, SYSMON, SECADM, and DBADM. Each with the ability to perform a subset of administrative operations such as creating of a database, creating database backups, and retrieving data. The first four authorization levels operate on the instance level (DB2 database manager level) and have system wide scope authority. Each of these authorities is associated with a specific DB2 instance level parameter that controls which users receive that authority.
DB2 database manager level authorities are associated with group membership, and the group names that are associated with the authority levels are stored in the database manager configuration file for a specific instance.
To see instance level parameter values for SYSADM_GROUP, SYSCTRL_GROUP, SYSMAINT_GROUP, execute "db2 get dbm cfg" from DB2 Command window as shown in the right pane.
In Windows operating system,
The following users have SYSADM authority if "NULL" is specified for sysadm_group database manager configuration parameter:
* Members of the local Administrators group
* Members of the Administrators group at the Domain Controller if DB2_GRP_LOOKUP is not set or set to DOMAIN
* Members of DB2ADMNS group if Extended Security feature is enabled. The location of the DB2ADMNS group was decided during installation
* The LocalSystem account
For Linux and UNIX systems, if "NULL" is specified as the value of this parameter, the SYSADM group defaults to the primary group of the instance owner.
On windows, users are created under local administrators group. User who creates a database gets SYSADM authority.


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Core: Strategic Areas
- Personalization: notifications and UI should support more personalization. You should be able to subscribe any build notification in the form you like. Involves significant work in the core. What's cool: security and stapler, visible feedback on your work
- Intelligence: perform better test result analysis, especially around matrix testing. Analyze build/test failures and try to associate that with changes. What's cool: data-mining, smart heuristics
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IDE integration has a lot of interesting opportunities, like connecting test results with IDE, opening projects from Jenkins, and deferred commit.
What's cool: exposure to different technology set. Free-hand.
Maven & Jenkins
A lot of users are moving more and more toward Maven, so a better support for Maven in Jenkins is desirable
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Doing a similar integration that we do for Maven would be useful.
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Distributed SCMs like git/Mercurial is picking up a steam, and a real distributed SCM has a lot of synergy with Jenkins. So investments in this area will likely be fruitful in the future:
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Issue: MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ-ORDERReferences: MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ, SYMBOL-MACROLET
Related issues: SYMBOL-MACROLET-SEMANTICS
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: V1, 1 Jun 1990, Sandra Loosemore
V2, 6 Jun 1990, Sandra Loosemore
V3, 12 Feb 1991, Sandra Loosemore
Problem description:
Proposal SYMBOL-MACROLET-SEMANTICS:SPECIAL-FORM extended
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ to allow symbols naming symbol-macros to appear in
the "variables" argument to MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ. The intent was that
this would be treated the same way as with SETQ or SETF. However, the
proposal did not address order-of-evaluation issues.
When dealing only with variables, the order in which
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ performs the assignments is not relevant. On the
other hand, the storing form that results from applying the
SETF method of the macroexpansion of a symbol-macro can be fully
general. It might include references to other variables or "places"
named by other symbol-macros in the variable list. The question is,
which other variables or "places" in the list have already been set
when the storing form is evaluated?
For example, consider something like
(defun foo (v i)
(symbol-macrolet ((element (svref v i)))
(multiple-value-setq (v element i) ...)))
Does the value corresponding to "element" get stored in the new
or old value of the vector "v", at the new or old value of the index
"i"?
Proposal (MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ-ORDER:LIKE-SETF-OF-VALUES):
Clarify that
(multiple-value-setq (<place1> ... <placen>) <value-producing-form>)
is exactly equivalent to
(values (setf (values <place1> ... <placen>) <value-producing-form>))
under proposal SETF-OF-VALUES:ADD, with the additional constraint that
each of the <placei> must be a symbol.
Rationale:
Assuming VALUES is added as a SETF place, it is obvious to define
of MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ (or MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETF) in terms of it.
Current Practice:
Symbolics Genera 8.0 does both assignments and evaluation of place
subforms in left-to-right order.
Utah Common Lisp appears to do the assignments (and evaluation of
place subforms) right-to-left.
Chestnut's Lisp-to-C translator implements proposal SETF-OF-VALUES.
Cost to Implementors:
Assuming proposal SETF-OF-VALUES:ADD is adopted, minor.
Cost to Users:
Probably nobody depends on any particular behavior here, since
symbol-macros are a relatively new addition to the language. This
definition of MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ is fully upward-compatible with its
definition in CLtL.
Cost of non-adoption:
This part of the language specification remains vague.
Performance impact:
The situation probably doesn't crop up enough for it to have a
significant impact.
Benefits:
This part of the language specification becomes less vague.
Esthetics:
Any code that depends on any particular order is likely to be
pretty nasty. However, defining MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ in terms of
SETF of VALUES seems like the right approach to me.
Discussion:
An earlier version of this issue (with three different proposals) was
discussed at the June 90 meeting.
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Fantasy Graphics League Results for 2003
And the winner is...
Antoine McNamara
who is now himself worth 15 quatloos to hire, since he's first author on a SIGGRAPH 2003 paper on
Keyframe Control of Smoke Simulations.
Here's our hard-hitting interview, culled from channel flipping and by typing "interview questions" into Google.
First, an easy one, to warm up. What time is it?
It's time for us to get a new President.
How did you get interested in car racing?
Wow, that's a great question! I was actually hoping you would ask that question, since I'm sure there are numerous readers who are curious to know the answer. It's really quite an interesting story, actually.
To what do you owe your success in this year's Fantasy Graphics League?
My success was almost certainly due my own ineligibility in the competition. Next year, I'll get cocky and recruit myself for my own team, and that will surely be my demise.
If you were made of one of these, which would it be: fire, or water? (I heard this one on the Miss Universe contest, and Miss Bosnia & Herzegovina did not give an insightful response.)
Well, as might be evidenced by my siggraph paper this year, I'd much rather be made of smoke than either of those.
As an aside, this reminds me of the question posed by Anthony Hopkins in The Edge (1997): "How can you make fire out of water?" The answer was something like "You freeze the water, melt the ice into a lens, use it to focus the sun to burn dried grass."
Hmm, this is not turning into a very insightful response either.
Perhaps I should try out for Miss Universe...
How did you hear about this job opening?
Eric, I've been training for this job my whole life. When I was young, my parents always said, "Son, you have a gift, perhaps of divine nature, that cannot be ignored. Others may be granted looks, eloquence or mathematical ability--you clearly were passed over in those areas.
Nevertheless, you do have the uncanny ability to pick which researchers will have papers accepted to siggraph. Whatever happens, don't let this gift go to waste."
What do you find so interesting about 16th century Germany?
Well, you know, I've always loved burritos and the two pretty much go hand in hand.
What spurs Diane to create this elaborate fantasy about Rita?
Hmm... yeah... Did I mention It's time for us to get a new President?
Certain duties come with being taken on to the mothership. How do you feel about getting grabbed by tentacles, particularly tentacles of alien masters?
Well you know what they say, "If you're going to be grabbed by tentacles, it may as well be by tentacles of alien masters." I think I'm up to the challenge.
That's that, then. Surprisingly, the sketches had absolutely no result on the top ten (unless I goofed, which of course
never happens). So, the Top Ten Lab Directors are:
Points Name & Lab
=========================================================
252.57 Antoine McNamara, The Inverse Kinematics
223.00 Brian Curless, Ankle twisters
221.00 Brett Allen, The Search for the Holy Grail
206.00 C. Karen Liu, Nutcrackers
199.00 Xavier Granier, HWG
192.00 Ville Miettinen and Timo Aila, Puoli koppaa
188.57 Aaron Hertzmann, Battle Purple Sea Urchin!
177.57 Hugues Hoppe, Power in numbers
177.00 Piotr Piastucki, Nightmare Labs
177.00 Eitan Grinspun, The Shape Operators
out of 96 contestants. But, really, aren't we all winners here, each having learnt a bit more about our
fellow researchers and what they are doing? No; people like me who scored 70 points are losers. The median
score was 90.00, and was scored by Plastic Chicken (his personal name, not his team name). Aside from my personal
favorite, Hertzmann's "Battle Purple Sea Urchin!", there were a number
of other obscure and entertaining team names, including:
- Hire people smarter than yourself
- The Halfternions
- Ditheredoo
- Uncontrollable Number Crunchers
- Randomosity
- 5uP3r 1337 14b 734m (go here for a clue)
- The Team Formerly Known as Loser
to name a few.
If you like to read numerals, look at the preliminary results page
for lots more info. The only stats that changed due to
sketches were that
sketch authors Radomír Mech and Haarm-Pieter Duiker were added
to the list of most efficient authors, each with an efficiency of 2.0.