Setting: Me, my soul mate (m), and two other people, in a relationship. I will call them S, and J. I took 24mg of 2c-e, and 120 mg of mdma at around 6:10pm. M took 10mg, and 80mg of mdma. The other two took no substances. We all started off in my room, all sitting on my bed. At 8pm we left, and went to S's mother's house and had a bon fire. I am not very close friends with S, and J, but they are good people.
I have had experience with cannabis, lsd, mushrooms, variety of opiates, lsa, (accidental) dxm, mdma, 2c-i, and 2c-e. I have extremely negative reactions to marijuana, heart stops, loose vision, muscle control lasting 2 - 3 minutes after peak.
+0:02 I felt the first alerts, really just a little bit of energy is the only way to explain it.
+0:25 All four of us are sitting on the bed, my M hasn't started to feel any effects yet. I am very talkative, which is unusual for me normally. Actually this is one of the first real conversation's I've had with s, and j. I am in a very good mood. I feel very strong emotions of love, happiness, and openness towards my M.
+0:45 My M is feeling the mdma now, and has the urge to move around and do something. I want to lay down with, and hold her, but she is to active to lay down. We are playing music, and she starts to dance around. About now I am starting to come up on the 2c-e. I start to calm down, and get uncomfortable. I am trying to get comfortable, and sit up, against my wall.
+1:00 The visual effects are stronger now. I cannot handle body load and throw up in my mouth. My M quickly moves me downstairs to the bathroom where I throw up brown liquid. As I am throwing up everything in the bathroom is moving, and waving. I feel much better after this, but still uncomfortable. I can tell my M is worried, so I reassure her that if anything wrong was to happen I would still be able to take control of the situation. She has a look of being relieved on her face, and starts to relax.
+1:50 I am back upstairs, fully peaked. I am not as much uncomfortable, and almost relaxed. Sense of touch is much more pleasant. I am looking at my wooden door on my cabinet in my room, and the grain on the wood is swirling around a lot. I look at my ceiling, which is white, with perforated stars. The stars are swirling in clock-wise circles, and wave a little. I decided to close my eyes and look to see any visuals. There are very detailed images of words, they don't say anything, that I know of, but they all are locked together. All the CEVs' colors are neon. The words were filled in with white, and transition to black from left to right, and back again slowly, every five seconds or so, and they are outlined with neon tubing. The tubing is filling with different colored liquids, all I remember is white liquid, blue, and red. If I concentrate hard, the CEV's start to wave closer, and farther from me (about 3-5 as it waves).
+2:00 We decided we are going to leave to S's mother's house for a fire. It's a little chilly outside, but easily ignorable if I wanted to. M decided I needed a sweat jacket so I put one on, and I'm glad she made me. As I was coming down the stairs, the walls were moving a lot, and there was vivid colorful patterning in the dark. Driving would have been dangerous to say the least. I was standing by my desk downstairs, in the dark, waiting for M to finish up in the bathroom, and my computer desk was floating in the air and moving around. I didn't have much time to observe it, as we left in the next 30 seconds. Riding in the car was fun, the sky looked like a painting.
+2:10 At S's Mother's house, we went directly into the backyard. There were 4 people there. I sat next to a friend big guy, we flirted a bit, just playing around. All of us, while the new four in the group were some od 25 years older, were joking about little stuff, like M being my child, and my camping t-shirt. I was being supprisingly more talkative than normal, and the visuals had settled down to faint textures on the brick wall to my left, and in the dark of the sky to my right.
+2:30 I was starting to get cold, and I started to get more quiet, really not following the conversation much, laughing at something funny here and there. I was very comfortable, just sitting holding M's hand, smiling over at her once and a while to let her know I was doing OK.
+4:00 The four older members went in to watch a movie, and the four original people decided to go downstairs into the basement. I am laying on a couch, with my legs over M. I am looking at the ceiling and it's moving around a bit. They had made a pizza, and the sausages on the pizza were 'dancing' around the slices. I wasn't hungry, but decided to taste the food. I ate one slice. It tasted burnt, no normal intensification of taste like mushrooms or cannabis.  Still, not very much in the talking mood.
I look around the room, and my eye catches a globe. Africa is pointed towards me, the countries boundaries, are waving, and shifting. I fixate on Madagascar and it starts swimming around quickly. They mention I seem very 'out of it'.
+6:00 I get a ride home, and the visuals are still pretty strong. My light is off and I am trying to sleep, but as I look at my window, which the moon is shining brightly on, the window is floating around, actually far more than I would have expected, I would say the window was floating around within a 4 foot radius of where it actually is. I feel very uncomfortable, I turn on my light, and my window stays in place now, but I am looking at the ceiling and the stars continue to swirl around from earlier. Trying to sleep is quite impossible, as the closed eye visuals are faint, but when i close my eyes I find myself trying to figure out what the objects are moving around in my head. I talk on the phone with a friend for 10 minutes, and lay down thinking about my life for a few hours.
+8:00 I finally fall asleep, but wake up every half hour and cannot fall asleep right away. Visuals are gone. Turn on light to look at ceiling, but it's normal.
+11:00 Finally at 5:00am I can pass out, and sleep until 12:00am (+18:00).
Conclusions: I had far more OEV's than with any other drug. The CEV's were not really as interesting as other drugs. Vivid, but not worth looking at for long, just to check and see what is up once and a while. The mental effects were minimal. Really didn't give me any insight into my own life, or help me out in anyway. And I would say the the drug is not very social at all, and that all the periods of talking were the effects of the mdma coming out a bit. The mdma was mostly overpowered by the effects of the 2c-e. I believe I threw up because as soon as I had finished coming up on the mdma, I stared to come up on the 2c-e, and my body couldn't handle any more rushing, a quickness I felt was happening inside my body.
M couldn't sleep until about 3am. She woke up the next day with a very intense migraine, which might have been the mdma or the 2ce, or the combination. I had no hangover.
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Physics2D
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A 2D Physics enabled screen entity. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ScreenEntity * | getScreenEntity () |
| Returns the screen entity associated with this physics entity. | |
| void | applyTorque (Number torque) |
| Applies torque to the physics entity. | |
| void | applyForce (Vector2 force) |
| Applies force to the physics entity. | |
| void | applyImpulse (Number fx, Number fy) |
| Applies an impulse to the physics entity. | |
| void | setTransform (Vector2 pos, Number angle) |
| Sets the position and rotation of entity. | |
| void | setVelocity (Number fx, Number fy) |
| Sets the velocity of the physics entity. | |
| void | setLinearDamping (Number damping) |
| Sets the dampening of the physics entity. | |
| Number | getLinearDamping () |
| Returns dampening information. | |
| void | setDensity (Number density) |
| Sets physics entity density. | |
| void | setCollisionCategory (int categoryBits) |
| Sets collision filtering Collision category specifies which bits on a 16 bit field the physics entity belongs to. More... | |
| b2Fixture * | getFixture (unsigned short index) |
| Gets a specific fixture based on it's index position. | |
| b2Fixture * | getFixture () |
| Gets the last fixture selected (automatically set to last added on creation) | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const int | ENTITY_RECT = 1 |
| Rectangular physics entity. | |
| static const int | ENTITY_CIRCLE = 2 |
| Circular physics entity. | |
| static const int | ENTITY_MESH = 3 |
| Mesh physics entity. | |
| static const int | ENTITY_EDGE = 4 |
| Edge phyiscs Entity. | |
| static const int | ENTITY_CAPSULE = 5 |
| Capsule entity. | |
| static const int | ENTITY_TRIPLE_CIRCLE = 6 |
| Three vertical circles. | |
A 2D Physics enabled screen entity.
| void PhysicsScreenEntity::setCollisionCategory | ( | int | categoryBits | ) |
Sets collision filtering Collision category specifies which bits on a 16 bit field the physics entity belongs to.
default is 1 (or "0000000000000001") Collision mask specifies which bits the physics entity will collide with. default 65535 (or 0xFFFF, or "1111111111111111", or everything) If a physics entity's mask bits don't line up with any of an overlapping entity's category bits, their collisions will be skipped


ATTR_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GEODE_ATTR, MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_GEODE_ATTRS, MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GET_GEODE_ATTRS
Every geode in GEOS has a structure of type
GeodeAttrs
stored in its file. As a result, you can limit the File Selector's searches to include only a certain set of geodes--those with the attributes set in the File Selector's
ATTR_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GEODE_ATTR
vardata instance field.
ATTR_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GEODE_ATTR
is a structure of type
GenFileSelectorGeodeAttrs
, which consists of two parts.
GFSGA_match
represents the geode attributes an acceptable file must have on, and
GFSGA_mismatch
represents the geode attributes an acceptable file must have off. The structure's definition is shown below:
typedef struct { GeodeAttrs GFSGA_match; GeodeAttrs GFSGA_mismatch; } GenFileSelectorGeodeAttrs;
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GeodeAttrs
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GenFileSelectorClass
void MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_GEODE_ATTRS( GeodeAttrs matchGeodeAttrs, GeodeAttrs mismatchGeodeAttrs);
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Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenFileSelector object.
Parameters:
matchGeodeAttrs
A
GeodeAttrs
record indicating the flags that every acceptable file must have set. This record will be set into
GFSGA_match
.
mismatchGeodeAttrs
GeodeAttrs
record indicating the flags that every acceptable file must have clear. This record will be set into
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.Return: Nothing.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
See Also:
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_FILE_CRITERIA
dword MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GET_GEODE_ATTRS();
This message returns the File Selector's current geode attribute match information.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenFileSelector object.
Parameters: None.
Return: The returned dword consists of the two
GeodeAttrs
records stored in the File Selector's
ATTR_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GEODE_ATTR
vardata field. To extract the match attributes (
GFSGA_match
), use the macro
GET_MATCH_ATTRS
. To extract the mismatch attributes (
GFSGA_mismatch
), use GET_MISMATCH_ATTRS.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
See Also:
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_FILE_CRITERIA
word GET_MATCH_ATTRS(attr); dword attr;
This macro extracts the
GFSGA_match
record (
GeodeAttrs
) from the given dword (returned by
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GET_GEODE_ATTRS
).
word GET_MISMATCH_ATTRS(attr); dword attr;
This macro extracts the
GFSGA_match
record (
GeodeAttrs
) from the given dword (returned by
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GET_GEODE_ATTRS
).


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Duration is an S4 class that extends the Timespan class. Durations record the exact number of seconds in a time span. They measure the exact passage of time but do not always align with measurements made in larger units of time such as hours, months and years. This is because the exact length of larger time units can be affected by conventions such as leap years and Daylight Savings Time.
Durations provide a method for measuring generalized timespans when we wish to treat time as a mathematical quantity that increases in a uniform, monotone manner along a continuous numberline. They allow exact comparisons with other durations. See Period for an alternative way to measure timespans that better preserves clock times.
Durations class objects have one slot: .Data, a numeric object equal to the number of seconds in the duration.


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Human interaction seems to be based on conflict resolution. The moment you interact with others, there they are the different interests incubating one or more potential conflicts.
Spain, my country of origin, is a place of "hot blood". There that expression means that people are emotional. Joy, sadness, love, hate, conflicts are highly dramatized and exposed.
I usually find "hot blood" displays very funny in the movies, but do not consider it very practical in life. Since very early, I have trained myself in the other way around: the "cold blood" approach or the "British way" as they call it in Spain.
I have found that the best way of solving conflicts is to prevent them from happening using anticipation. If they take place, I reject escalation by eliminating emotional reactions from my side and by having a compassionate approach to others based in a compassionate approach to myself.
Conflicts are part of daily life. Approaching them with "cold blood" does not mean to avoid them or to surrender your position, but to reject emotional escalation and to keep the good manners.


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In my previous post I have outlined the basics of Kelly betting. Now I will be looking at the optimal bet size for placing bets on multiple simultaneous events that are independent of one another. We will be using R to numerically solve the resulting equations and hopefully learn some quirks of function optimisation in R.
Again this requires maximising the expected value of the log of the bankroll
\(\mathbb{E} \left[ \log (x)\right] = \sum _i p_i \log (1+ (b_i-1) x_i) + (1-p_i) \log (1- x_i)\),
where each event \(i\) has a probability \(p_i\) of occurring, decimal odds of \(b_i\) and \(x_i\) is the size of the bet.
Now that we have multiple bets, the total amount staked must be less than 1
\(\sum _i x_i \leq 1\),
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Now solving this sum of bets is possible analytically but it is not the easiest nor instructive. Instead, lets turn to maximising the expectation numerically. For this, we turn to R and its optim function.
Firstly, let us define our expectation function
expectedBankRoll <- function(x, p, b){
expBankRoll = p*log(1+(b-1)*x) + (1-p)*log(1-x)
return(sum(expBankRoll))
}
due to the vectorised nature of R functions both \(p\) and \(b\) can be lists and there is no need to loop through each value.
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p = c(0.7, 0.8)
b = c(1.3, 1.2)
optim(c(0.5, 0.5), function(x) (-1)*expectedBankRoll(x, p, b))
This code will find the two \(x\) values that maximise the expected bank roll and therefore consider the output as the Kelly bet for two simultaneous results.
But there is a few caveats. Firstly we need to account for the fact that the sum of our bets must be less than 1. Secondly, the bets must also be positive numbers. To account for these restrictions we must modify our expected bank roll function
expectedBankRoll <- function(x, p, b){
if(sum(x) > 1 | any(x<0)){return(-99999)}
expBankRoll = p*log(1+(b-1)*x) + (1-p)*log(1-x)
return(sum(expBankRoll))
}
The returning of a large value if any of the restrictions of \(x\) are broken ensures that we get reasonable results from optim. This also has the added benefit of setting \(x_i\) to zero for any event that does not have a positive expected value based on the odds offered. Therefore, to arrive at the optimal bet sizes for a collection of events, just pass in the probabilities and the odds.
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Ulefone Announces Its Discounts For 11.11 Shopping Festival
Ulefone has just announced some of its upcoming discounts for the 11.11 shopping festival. This is an annual event in China, as many companies discount their products on November 11.
Ulefone has prepared some really interesting discounts for its smartphones for 11.11. Those discounts are not available yet, but they are visible as we speak. The company will host a sale on AliExpress, and if you're interested, read on.
Ulefone will offers discounts up to 31-percent for 11.11 shopping festival
Ulefone will discount its smartphones up to 31-percent for 11.11, while it will also offer some extra promotions and discount coupons when the time comes.
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The first thing to note is that the customer who spends most on 11.11 on Ulefone products will win the Ulefone Armor X3 smartphone. Buyers who purchase products in the first two hours of sales on November 11 and 12, will get a chance to win a free Ulefone Note 7. Do note that the company will give away five of them.
Ulefone will also hand out some $10 coupons on November 11, and only the fastest buyers will get them. The brand new Ulefone Armor 7 will also become available for customers on November 11, via AliExpress. The device will be available for $369.99.
As already mentioned, Ulefone's 11.11 discounts are already visible on AliExpress. You can already add products you want to your cart, and simply purchase them when the time comes.
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Pretty much every modern Ulefone smartphone is discounted for 11.11, so there's plenty to choose from on AliExpress.
We've already included a purchase link below this article, so you can check out all offers. We'll also highlight some of them for you here.
Quite a few phones will get discounted, including some very popular ones
The Ulefone Armor X3 will be priced at only $72.49 on November 11, while it usually costs $124.99. The Armor X5, on the other hand, will set you back $89.99. Its usual price tag is 124.99 as well.
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The Armor 6E will be priced at $184.99, down from its $249.99 price tag. If you're more interested in the company's Power series of phones, those will be discounted as well.
The Ulefone Power 5 with a 13,000mAh battery will be priced at $187.49, while the Power 5S will set you back $184.99 during 11.11.
Those are just some examples, many more Ulefone phones will get discounted on 11.11. Click the link down below for more information.
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Platform built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript runtime.
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Asynchronous workloads, coordination,
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Created by nodejitsu December 2011
initially compute & storage on Rackspace.
Vision: support for multiple providers and a generalized interface.
Committing to an existing multi-cloud library was better.
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hpcloud-js is now deprecated in favor of pkgcloud
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Adams County Democratic Party, Westminster Public Schools Board of Education (elected- first openly gay elected member of board) Adams County Fire Board of Directors (elected) Adams County Foundation (appointed by Commissioners), Community Reach Center Volunteer/Contributor, CASA 17th Judicial District former board member. One Colorado LGBQT Volunteer/Contributor/Host, CASB Colorado Association of School Boards. Appointed member to District/union negotiating team for WPS/WEA-CEA teacher contract. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee for WPS.
Currently advocating on behalf of students for equity in education with Colo. Dept of Education and State Board of Education. Organize and represent Adams County Foundation as Co-Chair distributing $1 million in grants to local non-profits in a transparent, equitable and collaborative funding process. Host/ Organize Fundraising event for One Colorado with SCOTUS plaintiff Jim Obergetfell. Host One Colorado Purple Ball Celebrating election of Gov. Polis. Organizing and advocating on behalf of students/staff representing Board of Education Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Committee. Represent Board of Directors of Westminster Public Schools in negotiating with union on contract.
The Commission allows for an excellent opportunity for public involvement and transparency as we shape boundaries at the Legislative and Congressional level. As a local school board member, consensus building based on presented facts using analytical skills, critical thinking skills and communication skills is done daily as we create policy, negotiate contracts, interpret data, to prioritize short and long term goals for our district, students and staff. I believe I have a unique skill set especially listening and consensus building skills with an emphasis on team work to best serve on the commission.
The most important attribute to building consensus is to be a good listener. Listen to all opinions and concerns both positive and negative. Analyze all data to to help set priorities and problem solve issues that arise. The most effective way to to present fairness and be impartial is to promote ideas based on accuracy of information and facts.
As a member of three boards, (two elected) with budgets totaling $130 million dollars we use analytical information to create our strategic multi year plans. We use use our critical thinking skills to look read the data that allows us to set the budget, restructure goals and set priorities. We use communication skills to build consensus and communicate with our parents, students and residents.


const swatch = require('swatchjs');
const model = swatch({
add: (a, b) => a + b,
sub: (a, b) => a - b,
);
SwatchJS is a javascript framework for easily creating and exposing APIs as methods.
SwatchJS allows your API functions to be written in the same way that any other function is written: they take parameters, have a return value, and throw exceptions. They are easy to write and test. You can write your API independent of a transport layer. You don't have to worry about status codes, routes, request context, query parameters, or any of that code that slows you down. It's less code to write and test. Next, you can choose how to expose your API, using one of pre-existing adapters, or by writing a new one. These adapters range from simple GET calls over HTTP, to SOAP, to JSON-RPC, to Protobufs, etc.
To install, simply run:
npm install swatchjs
The following creates a simple API which takes 2 parameters (a
and b
) and
returns their sum (add
method) or difference (sub
method).
const swatch = require('swatchjs');
const model = swatch({
add: (a, b) => a + b,
sub: (a, b) => a - b,
});
That's it. You are in business. All that is left is to expose the model, usually through one of the adapters. It's quick and easy. No need to write unnecessary code for the application or transport layer. KISS.
swatch
functionconst swatch = require('swatchjs');
const model = swatch({
// api
});
Loading this library will result in a function (swatch in the example above) which when called will produce a model for the API. This model can then be passed to adapters to expose that API. See Exposing the API below for more details.
This function takes an object which describes the API, and it looks like this:
{
"service.api1": myApiFn1,
"service.api2": myApiFn2,
// ...
}
Each methodName
is the name for the API you want to expose. The convention is to
group the APIs by functionality area (often by microservices), with camelCase names separated
by dots (e.g.:users.create
, users.delete
, users.options.add
,
users.options.list
, users.options.setDefault
).
Each method name is associated with a handler. The handler can be the function which will handle the API method call, or it can be an object that provides a little more flexibility in describing the function.
The following errors will be generated when the API is declared:
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
invalid_arg_list |
One or more of the provided method args lists did not match the handler
function.
|
The easiest way to expose an API method is to just associate the method name with its function. When exposed, each of the parameters in the function will be arguments in the method.
function createUser(username, password, name) {
// ...
}
const model = swatch({
"users.create": createUser,
});
In the example above, when invoking users.create
, the user would pass in three arguments:
username
, password
, and name
. The framework automatically
matches the arguments passed in by the user to the function arguments.
Alternatively, you can have more control over the behavior of each API method, as illustrated below:
function createUser(username, password, name) {
// ...
}
function middlewareFn(ctx, next) {
// ...
}
const model = swatch({
"users.create": {
handler: createUser,
args: [
{
name: 'username',
parse: String,
optional: false,
},
{
name: 'password',
parse: String,
optional: false,
},
{
name: 'name',
parse: String,
optional: true,
default: 'New User',
},
],
middleware: [middlewareFn],
},
});
In this scenario, when invoking users.create
, the user would still pass in three
arguments: username
, password
, and name
. The framework
automatically matches the username
value to the first argument, the password
value to the second argument, and name
value to the third argument of the createUser
function. Additionally, the name
value is optional and will provide a default
value of 'New User'
if the argument is not present.
If the args
array is present, it must match the function in arity (i.e., the number
of arguments declared in the function must match the number of elements in the args
array).
The following properties can be set:
| Property | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
handler |
Yes | The API handler. Must be a function. |
args |
No | Function arguments. Must be an array. See below for more information. |
metadata |
No | An object with additional information about the handler (see below). |
If the args
array is present, it must match the function in arity (i.e., the number
of arguments declared in the function must match the number of elements in the args
array). Each element in the array can be either a string or an object.
If an element is an object, then the following properties are valid:
| Property | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
args[idx].name |
No | The name of the parameter as passed by caller. Defaults to the name specified in the function. |
args[idx].parse |
No | A function that will be executed on the input. Can be used to perform type coercions. If present, should return desired value, or throw. |
args[idx].validate/code> |
No | A function that will be executed on the successfully parsed/coerced input value. Should not modify or return a value, should throw if invalid. |
args[idx].optional |
No | A boolean indicating whether the argument is optional. Defaults to false. If user fails to provide a required arguments, the request will fail. |
args[idx].default |
No | A primitive type or object. If user fails to provide an optional argument, the default will be provided. |
If an element is a string "argName", then it is considered equivalent to the object { name: "argName" }
.
If the metadata
object is present, the following sub-properties can be set:
| Property | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
noAuth |
No | A boolean that indicates whether the authAdapter (if any is defined by swatchKoa or swatchExpress options) should be skipped for this particular method handler. Defaults to false . |
middleware |
No | An array of functions to run as middleware. Accepts request context and callback function as params. Throw on error to abort request handler. |
The following errors will be generated during runtime (when invoking the handler):
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
invalid_arg_name |
One or more of the provided arguments was not expected by the handler. |
missing_arg |
One or more of the required arguments were not provided. |


Constable dies after truck rams police vehicle on patrol in Cumilla
by bdnews24.comA police constable has died in a road accident in Suagazi, Cumilla.
At least three others were injured in the accident when a truck hit a police vehicle on the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway at 11.30 pm on Sunday, said Md Nazrul Islam, chief of the local police station.
Constable Nur Hossain, who was assigned to the Cumilla Central South Police Station, died when he was on duty with his colleagues on the highway.
ASI Mohsin Mia, Constable Ismail Hossain and microbus driver Ershad Mia have been admitted to the Cumilla Medical College Hospital with injuries.
The police team was patrolling the highway by microbus, said OC Nazrul Islam.
“Constable Nur Hossain died on the scene when a speeding truck rammed the microbus from behind. The injured were sent to the hospital.”
The highway police arrested the trucker and confiscated his vehicle.


Executes a callback immediately before a component is unmounted and destroyed.
useEffect()
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lifecycle method of class components.const useComponentWillUnmount = onUnmountHandler => {
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Lab Instructions
This section provides instructions for each lab session
Lab 1: 9 January 2020
The core of criminology research involves observing the world around you, thinking about it, and communicating your thoughts to others. Computers can be useful tools for this, and most of the labs will focus on how to make use of them. Yet, computers can also get in the way. They can distort our observations and encourage us to think and communicate in certain ways. For this lab, therefore, we will start by actually going outside into the real world, making observations, and using a pen and paper to think about them and communicate them.
Your task for this lab is to observe the courtyard in the middle of the Jaume I building, think about the following questions, and draw a map to explain your thoughts to someone else:
- How many people are in the courtyard? Note, of course, that you will need to make some decision about time to answer this question: How many people right now? How many people over the course of an hour? Think about how the way you refine the question in this way will affect not just your answer but also the methods you use for reaching it.
- Where are these people? In other words, how are these people you observe in the courtyard spatially distributed? (Again, time comes into play here, so we might be better off asking how they are spatio-temporally distributed.)
- What are these people doing and where are they doing it? For example, are people reading, looking at their phones, talking, walking, running…? Where are these activities taking place? For activities that involve movement, how can you best communicate how this movement is occurring?
- What aspects of the physical environment (benches, walls, entry and exit points…) seem to play an important role in the social activity you are observing?
We will proceed with this in several steps:
- Conduct an initial assessment of the courtyard and develop a strategy for answering the questions and communicating them on a map. You can do this in groups or on your own.
- We will then reconvene as a class to discuss your strategies.
- Now return to the courtyard and carry out your observations, analysis, and mapping. You can work in groups but you will each need to produce a set of maps that convey your findings. These maps should be drawn by hand.
- We will then reconvene again to discuss your finished maps.
- Finally, we will start using QGIS using the Getting Started with QGIS section of this manual.
At the end of the lab, you should hand in your hand-drawn maps. They will be evaluated based on your ideas, not based on how well you draw, how neat they are etc. The goal here is to get you to think through what how to communicate this information visually. How you then execute this technically, will form much of what we cover in the coming labs.
Lab 2: 23 January 2020
In this lab, we will learn how to add create a map using point data. Follow the instructions in Section 2 to create a map of criminal complaints in New York City using open data from the New York City police department. Set up the map for printing using a layout that includes not only the map but also a scale bar and a legend. Export this as a PNG file.
Next, explore sources of point data that relate to your research interests and that you will consider using for your final mapping project. Create a new map using one of these sources and export it as a PNG file.
Submit both PNG files through Aula Global.
Lab 3: 5 February 2020
In this lab we will learn how to create your own cartographic vector data, how to use and modify existing sources of cartographic vector data, and how to combine data with polygons to make cholopleth maps and to add proportional symbols and charts. Follow the instructions in Sections 3, 4, 5, and 6 to make two maps that you will need to submit through Aula Global:
- A map of the area around this building, which includes a polygon that you will draw over the Jaume I courtyard, and street information from Open Street Maps.
- A map of Europe showing criminal offense statistics.
Submit both PNG files through Aula Global.
Lab 4: 20 February 2020
In this lab we will learn how to use buffers and distances for spatial analysis. Follow the instructions in Section 10 and upload the csv file that you export in the end to Aula Global.
Lab 5: 5 March 2020
This lab is divided into two parts: In part 1 we will learn how to implement k-means clustering using QGIS. In part 2, we will learn how to use Stata to test for spatial autocorrelation and fit spatial regression models.
Download or reuse any set of point data that you want. Load this into Stata as a points layer, and then use this to work through Section 11 to cluster the data using QGIS. Use colors to indicate the clusters on your map. Export the color-coded, clustered map as a png file and submit it through Aula Global.
Start with the dataset (a csv file) that you generated in the previous lab (number of bars and number of battery reports within the buffer drawn around each school in Chicago). If you cannot find this, you can quickly recreate it or ask for a copy. Use this dataset to work through Section 12. Put your results into a Word document, incuding a brief interpretation of the regression models, and upload this through Aula Global.


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spin.js
Example
Features
- No images
- No dependencies
- Highly configurable
- Resolution independent
- Uses CSS keyframe animations
- Works in all major browsers
- Includes TypeScript definitions
- Distributed as a native ECMAScript module
- MIT License
Spin.js dynamically creates spinning activity indicators that can be used as a resolution-independent replacement for loading GIFs.
Installation
Run npm install spin.js
, or save the spin.js and spin.css files in your repository.
JS bundling
For best performance and compatibility, it is recommended to use a module bundler such as Parcel, Rollup, or Webpack to create a production-ready code bundle. However, in modern browsers it is also possible to directly load the module via a script tag:
<script type="module" src="node_modules/spin.js/spin.js"></script>
If for some reason you can't use ECMAScript modules or a module bundler, download spin.umd.js and save it in your repository. The UMD script can be used as follows:
var spinner = new Spin.Spinner(opts).spin(target);
Note that the UMD version is only available as a temporary workaround. Longer term it is recommended to migrate to the standard ECMAScript module.
CSS
Load the spin.css file to include the default animation presets.
You could alternatively create a custom CSS keyframe animation (in your own CSS file)
and set it using the animation
property.
Note: do not use <script>
or <link>
tags directly referencing the files on this website.
Doing this is likely to break your app whenever a major new version is released.
Usage
Run the following code when the document has loaded:
The spin()
method creates the necessary HTML elements and starts the animation. If a target
element is passed as argument, the spinner is added as first child and horizontally and vertically centered.
Manual insertion
In order to manually insert the spinner into the DOM you can invoke the spin()
method
without any arguments and use the el
property to access the HTML element:
var spinner = new Spinner().spin();
target.appendChild(spinner.el);
Hiding the spinner
To hide the spinner, invoke the
stop()
method, which removes the UI elements from the DOM and stops the animation.
Stopped spinners may be reused by calling spin()
again.
Positioning
The spinner is absolutely positioned at 50% of its offset parent.
You may specify a top
and left
option to position the spinner manually.
Note: The spinner element is a 0×0 pixel div that represents the center of the spinner.
Hence, if you passed {top:0, left:0}
only the lower right quarter of the spinner would
be inside the target's bounding box.
The spinner element must be surrounded by an element using relative positioning, or the spinner will be outside of the parent element.
Supported browsers
Spin.js has been successfully tested in the following browsers:
- Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- Safari
- Chrome
- Internet Explorer 10+
Changes
See CHANGELOG.md
Support
If you encounter any problems, please use the GitHub issue tracker.


This web interface and API allows you to experiment with multiple large language models using a unified interface.
To log in, you need an API key.
Query
- In the web interface, you can enter a query, which consists of the following components:
- prompt, which is what text we want to feed into the language model. The prompt can have variables (e.g., ${name}) which are filled in later.
- settings, which configures how we're going to call the backend API (HOCON format):
- model: which model to query; options are:
- temperature: a non-negative number determining amount of stochasticity (e.g., 1 is sampling from the model, 0 is returning the maximum probability output)
- num_completions: number of completions (sequences, independent sampled) to return
- top_k_per_token: number of candidates per token position in each completion
- max_tokens: maximum number of tokens before generation stops
- stop_sequences: list of strings that will stop generation (e.g., '.' or '\n')
- echo_prompt: Whether to include the prompt as a prefix of the completion
- top_p: An alternative to sampling with temperature, called nucleus sampling, where the model considers the results of the tokens with top_p probability mass. So 0.1 means only the tokens comprising the top 10% probability mass are considered.
- presence_penalty: Number between -2.0 and 2.0. Positive values penalize new tokens based on whether they appear in the text so far, increasing the model's likelihood to talk about new topics. (OpenAI only)
- frequency_penalty: Number between -2.0 and 2.0. Positive values penalize new tokens based on their existing frequency in the text so far, decreasing the model's likelihood to repeat the same line verbatim. (OpenAI only)
Settings can also have variables in them (e.g., temperature).
- environments, which specifies for each variable, a list of values (HOCON format).
-
When the query is submitted,
we consider all possible assignments of values to variables.
For example:
- environments has name: [Boston, New York] and temperature: [0, 1]
- prompt is ${name} is a
- settings is temperature: ${temperature}
This gives rise to 4 requests:
- prompt: Boston is a, temperature: 0
- prompt: Boston is a, temperature: 1
- prompt: New York is a, temperature: 0
- prompt: New York is a, temperature: 1
For each model group (e.g., gpt3) and time granularity
(e.g., daily, monthly, total), you are
given a quota of a certain number of tokens.
Once you go over that number, you won't be able to use the API.
However, note that requests that have already been made (by you or
anyone) that are cached are not counted towards your quota.
For example, if your daily quota for gpt3 is 10000,
that means each day, you will get 10000 tokens.


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Call for Participation
EECS Research Students Symposium
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Faculty Hall, IISc; April 7-8, 2017
The Division of Electrical Sciences (Depts. of CSA, ECE, EE and ESE) and the Dept. of Computational and Data Sciences (CDS) are pleased to announce "EECS Research Students Symposium 2017", the eighth in the series of annual symposiums. The aim of the symposium is to provide a forum for senior research students to showcase their work and to foster interactive collaborations among students, faculty, and researchers from academia, industry, and Govt. research labs.
The event will feature oral and poster presentations by final year Ph.D students of CDS, CSA, ECE, EE and ESE. The highlights include invited talks by research and technology leaders, talks by young faculty members of the departments, and an alumni event.
- Dr. M. Annadurai, Director, ISRO Satellite Centre, Bangalore
- Mr. Kris Gopalakrishnan, Co-Founder, Infosys; and Chairman, Axilor Ventures
- Dr. Venkat Padmanabhan, Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research India, Bangalore
AI & Machine Learning; Communication and Signal Processing; Networks; Computer Systems; Computational Science; Data Science; Theoretical Computer Science; Electronic Design; Image and Video processing; Cyber-physical Systems; Power Engineering
Registration for the SymposiumThe EECS Symposium organizing committee warmly welcomes alumni of IISc to participate in the event. There will be an Alumni Event on April 8, 2017 (Saturday afternoon) details of which will be posted on the website. Participants must apply by filling up this application form.
Participants from engineering colleges, research labs, and industry are welcome to register for the event by filling up the form provided in the website. Selected participants will be notified via email.
For more details on the program: http://www.ece.iisc.ernet.in/~divsymposium/EECS2017/Dr. Chandramani Singh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dr. Aditya Gopalan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dr. Partha Pratim Talukdar (ppt@cds.iisc.ac.in)


WITNESS LIST Business & Commerce Committee March 13, 2001 - 9:00A SB 11 FOR: Davis, Will D. (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers), Austin, TX Neeley, Karen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Manross, Lee (Texas Association of Health Underwriters), Austin, TX Reagan, Karen (Texas Federation of Drug Stores on behalf of Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX Tooley, Ken (Texas Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors), Austin, TX On: Guckian, Dr. James Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs (University of Texas System), Austin, TX SB 141 FOR: Ford, Lydia (Self), Pflugerville, TX ON: Etchieson, John (Better Business Bureau serving Central Texas), Austin, TX Reeser, Rose Ann (Tx. Attorney General), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Schneider, Rob (Consumers Union), Austin, TX SB 224 Registering, but not testifying: On: Luedecke, Al (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX SB 225 Registering, but not testifying: For: Velasquez, Sally (The City of Eagle Pass, Webb Co., Zapata Co., Willacy Co.), Austin, TX SB 241 ON: Luedecke, Al (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Redwine, Augustin (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Rylander, Carole Keeton (Comptroller Public Accounts), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Velasquez, Sally (The City of Eagle Pass, Webb Co., Willacy Co., Zapata Co.), Austin, TX On: Winters, Clint (Comptroller), Austin, TX SB 272 FOR: Scruggs, Ken (Household Financial Group Ltd.), Glendale, AZ AGAINST: Schneider, Rob (Consumers Union), Austin, TX ON: Berry, George (Texas Financial Services Association), Austin, TX Pettijohn, Leslie (Consumer Credit Commissioner), Austin, TX SB 429 ON: Alexander, Cindy (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Igo, Shanna (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX On: Dennis, David M. (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Fuller, Cheryl (Texas Council on Workforce and Economic Competitiveness), Austin, TX SB 465 ON: Luedecke, Al (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX SB 496 FOR: Davis, Will D. (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers), Austin, TX Schneider, Pablo (Self), Richardson, TX Yates, James J. (Self), San Antonio, TX ON: Stokes, Kim (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Patterson, Jerry (Self), Austin, TX On: Dutton, Dr. R. J. (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX SB 508 Registering, but not testifying: For: Velasquez, Sally (The City of Eagle Pass, Webb Co., Willacy Co., Zapata Co.), Austin, TX On: Luedecke, Al (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX SB 554 FOR: Juhlin, Eric (Career Colleges and Schools of Texas), Dallas, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Ellis, Paul (Career Colleges and Schools of Texas), Austin, TX Friedheim, Stephan B. (ESS College of Business Students), Dallas, TX Velasquez, Sally (Webb Co., Willacy Co., Zapata Co., The City of Eagle Pass), Austin, TX SB 578 FOR: Dinwiddie, Dinah (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX Hogan, Laverne (Greater Harris Co. 9-1-1 Emergency Network), Houston, TX Lively, Lance (Texas Call Box Coalition), Austin, TX AGAINST: Bauerschlag, Burke (Milam County Commissioners Court), Thorndale, TX Boethel, Carey (Texas Association of Counties), Austin, TX Casto, Larry (City of Dallas), Austin, TX De La Cruz, Pete (South East Texas Regional Planning Commission), Nederland, TX Fleischer, Julie (City of Plano), Plano, TX Hubbard, James (Wise County), Decatur, TX Keithley, Fred (N. Central Texas Councils of Government), Arlington, TX Lindley, Bill (Cities of DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, and Lancaster), DeSoto, TX Ownby, Melissa (Beaumont Police Department), Beaumont, TX Peterson, William (City of Plano), Plano, TX Richards, Dan T. (Travis County Sheriff's Office), Austin, TX Rozier, Richard Mayor (City of DeSoto), DeSoto, TX Rueter, Calvin (Citizens of Bosque Co.), Clifton, TX Sanders, Ray (Mayor and Capitol Area Planning Council), Lockhart, TX Wheeless, Skipper President (West Texas Co. Judges and Commissioners Association), Ballinger, TX White, Mike Sheriff of Orange Co (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Orange, TX Zacharias, Larry (City of Richardson), Richardson, TX ON: Buchholtz, Bill (Bexar Metro 9-1-1 Network), San Antonio, TX Gutierrez, Sebastian (Comarco Wireless Technologies), Irvine, CA Jourdan, Chester (South East Texas Regional Planning Commission), Port Arthur, TX Leahy, Timothy P. (Southwestern Bell Telephone), Austin, TX Lopez, Carlos (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Ray, Jim (Texas Association of Regional Councils), Austin, TX Spence, Carey F. (Commission on State Emergency Communications), Austin, TX Wilkinson, Tom (Brazos Valley Councils of Government), Bryan, TX Willhite, Leon (Heart of Texas Councils of Government), Waco, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Munn, Bill (Tarrant Co. 9-1-1 Distict), Forth Worth, TX Young, Gary L. (Nortex 9-1-1 Communications District), Wichita Falls, TX Against: Brown, Sandra S. (Self), Hooks, TX Burtchell, Genevieve (Self), Texarkana, TX LaRocca, Gina (South East Texas Regional Planning Commission), Lumberton, TX Lee, Robert B. County Judge (The County of Lee), Giddings, TX McDonald, Ronnie Judge (Bastrop County), Bastrop, TX Mode, Troy (Milam County), Cameron, TX Pitts, Jr., Maurice (Lee County), Giddings, TX Ramsey, Joni (Town of Addison), Addison, TX Sagebiel, James E. Guadalupe Co. Judge (Alamo Area Councils of Government), Seguin, TX Stewart, Becky (Self), Austin, TX Tutton, Melissa (City of Plano), Plano, TX Williams, Christy (local 9-1-1 service in North Central Tx), Trophy Club, TX Williamson, L. D. (Self), Texarkana, TX On: de Noyelles, John (9-1-1 Commissioner), Tyler, TX Brisbin Jr., Jake (Rio Grande Councils of Government), El Paso, TX Britcher, Joyce (Midland Emergency Communication), Midland, TX Broomhead, Charlie (Potter-Randall CECD), Amarillo, TX Burger, Brad (9-1-1 Network of East Texas (District)), Tyler, TX Collins, Clay (Capital Area Planning Council), Austin, TX Dorton, Carl (McLennan Co. 9-1-1), Waco, TX Flenderburgh, Jan (9-1-1 Network of East Texas), Tyler, TX Graalum, Ken (S W Regional 9-1-1 Center), Duncanville, TX Maynard, Kenneth C. (Bexar Metro 9-1-1 Network District), San Antonio, TX Morgan, Dorothy Judge (Chair of 9-1-1 Commission), Brenham, TX Notzon, Al J. (AACOG), San Antonio, TX Petrey, Greg (Brazos Co. Emergency Communications District), Bryan, TX Stluka, Emily (Williamson Co.), Round Rock, TX Tippie, Alice (Burnet Co.), Burnet, TX SB 697 FOR: Stagner, Steve (Consulting Engineers Council of Texas), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Schulle, Jr., Gerhardt (Texas Society of Professional Engineers), Austin, TX On: Hsu, Victoria (Texas Board of Professional Engineers), Austin, TX SB 707 FOR: Cook, Marvin (Southwest Business Corp.), San Antonio, TX Neeley, Karen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX ON: Schneider, Rob (Consumers Union), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Davis, Will D. (American National Insursance Co./Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers), Austin, TX Hamby, Kevin (Texas Credit Union League), Farmers Branch, TX McCarley, James Board Chairman (Community Credit Union), Plano, TX Sandberg, Eric (Texas Savings and Community Bankers Association), Austin, TX On: Durden, David (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX Pettijohn, Leslie (Consumer Credit Commissioner), Austin, TX SB 711 ON: James, Randall S. Bank Commissioner (Texas Department of Banking), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Jobe, Everette (Texas Department of Banking), Austin, TX Newberg, Stephanie (Texas Department of Banking), Austin, TX SB 992 FOR: Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Davis, Will D. (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers), Austin, TX On: DeLargy, Betty (Texas Health Insurance Risk Pool), Austin, TX Stokes, Kim (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX SB 994 Registering, but not testifying: On: Brady, Kevin (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX SJR 10 ON: Luedecke, Al (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Redwine, Augustin (Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Rylander, Carole Keeton (Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Velasquez, Sally (The City of Eagle Pass, Webb Co., Zapata Co., Willacy Co.), Austin, TX


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There are currently two types of opportunities for an exhibit at EHST. They are as followed (prices are in Euros):
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The exhibit provides a platform for companies and institutions to present their products and distribute brochures and business cards. The exhibit also provides a unique networking opportunity with many experts and researchers in the field of control, dynamic systems and robotics.
If you are interested in an exhibit at EHST, please do not hesitate to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The International Conference of Energy Harvesting, Storage, and Transfer (EHST'17) invites you to propose a workshop.
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Proposals by prospective chairs should be submitted to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and will be evaluated by the Organizing and Scientific Committees. Upon approval, the Organizing Committee will disseminate the news through the conference website and call for papers. To obtain a high attendance, we kindly ask that the prospective chairs also publicize the event and personally contact researchers who they think will be interested to contribute. The minimum number of registered presenters for the event to take place is 7. Should attendance reach this minimum requirement, registration fees for the Chair will be waived.
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java.lang.Object org.apache.sling.api.resource.ResourceUtil
public class ResourceUtil
The ResourceUtil
class provides helper methods dealing
with resources.
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ResourceUtil()
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static java.lang.String |
getName(Resource rsrc)
Utility method returns the parent resource of the resource. |
static java.lang.String |
getName(java.lang.String path)
Utility method returns the name of the given path , which
is normalized by normalize(String) before resolving the name. |
static Resource |
getParent(Resource rsrc)
Utility method returns the parent resource of the resource. |
static java.lang.String |
getParent(java.lang.String path)
Utility method returns the parent path of the given path ,
which is normalized by normalize(String) before resolving the
parent. |
static ValueMap |
getValueMap(Resource res)
Returns an ValueMap object for the given
Resource . |
static boolean |
isNonExistingResource(Resource res)
Returns true if the resource res is a
non-existing resource. |
static boolean |
isStarResource(Resource res)
Returns true if the resource res is a "star
resource". |
static boolean |
isSyntheticResource(Resource res)
Returns true if the resource res is a
synthetic resource. |
static java.util.Iterator<Resource> |
listChildren(Resource parent)
Returns an Iterator of Resource objects loaded
from the children of the given Resource . |
static java.lang.String |
normalize(java.lang.String path)
Resolves relative path segments '.' and '..' in the absolute path. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public ResourceUtil()
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public static java.lang.String normalize(java.lang.String path)
public static java.lang.String getParent(java.lang.String path)
path
,
which is normalized by normalize(String)
before resolving the
parent.
path
- The path whose parent is to be returned.
null
if path
is the root path (/
)
or if path
is a single name containing no slash (/
)
characters.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If the path cannot be normalized by the
normalize(String)
method.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- If path
is null
.public static Resource getParent(Resource rsrc)
java.lang.NullPointerException
- If rsrc
is null
.public static java.lang.String getName(Resource rsrc)
java.lang.NullPointerException
- If rsrc
is null
.public static java.lang.String getName(java.lang.String path)
path
, which
is normalized by normalize(String)
before resolving the name.
path
- The path whose name (the last path element) is to be
returned.
path
is the root path (/
)
or if path
is a single name containing no slash (/
)
characters.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If the path cannot be normalized by the
normalize(String)
method.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- If path
is null
.public static boolean isSyntheticResource(Resource res)
true
if the resource res
is a
synthetic resource.
This method checks whether the resource is an instance of the
org.apache.sling.resource.SyntheticResource
class.
res
- The Resource
to check whether it is a synthetic
resource.
true
if res
is a synthetic
resource. false
is returned if res
is null
or not an instance of the
org.apache.sling.resource.SyntheticResource
class.public static boolean isStarResource(Resource res)
true
if the resource res
is a "star
resource". A star resource is a resource returned from the
ResourceResolver.resolve(HttpServletRequest)
whose path
terminates in a /*
. Generally such resource result from
requests to something like /some/path/*
or
/some/path/*.html
which may be used web applications to
uniformly handle resources to be created.
This method checks whether the resource path ends with a /*
indicating such a star resource.
res
- The Resource
to check whether it is a star
resource.
true
if res
is to be considered a
star resource.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if res
is null
.public static boolean isNonExistingResource(Resource res)
true
if the resource res
is a
non-existing resource.
This method checks the resource type of the resource to match the
well-known resource type sling:nonexisting
of the
NonExistingResource
class defined in the Sling API.
res
- The Resource
to check whether it is a
non-existing resource.
true
if res
is to be considered a
non-existing resource.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if res
is null
.public static java.util.Iterator<Resource> listChildren(Resource parent)
Iterator
of Resource
objects loaded
from the children of the given Resource
.
This is a convenience method for ResourceResolver.listChildren(Resource)
.
parent
- The Resource
whose children are requested.
Iterator
of Resource
objects.
java.lang.NullPointerException
- If parent
is
null
.
SlingException
- If any error occurs acquiring
the child resource iterator.ResourceResolver.listChildren(Resource)
public static ValueMap getValueMap(Resource res)
ValueMap
object for the given
Resource
.
This method calls Adaptable.adaptTo(Class)
with the
ValueMap
class as an argument. If the adaptTo
method returns a map, this map is returned. If the resource is not
adaptable to a value map, next an adaption to Map
is tried
and if this is successful the map is wrapped as a value map.
If the adaptions are not successful an empty value map is returned.
If null
is provided as the resource an empty map is
returned as well.
res
- The Resource
to adapt to the value map.
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About
Welcome!
My name is Rosie Burkett and I'm embarking on a journey with Enspiral Dev Academy, to learn the art of web development and being a better human.
Follow along with my blog posts to see how this all unfolds.
Welcome!
My name is Rosie Burkett and I'm embarking on a journey with Enspiral Dev Academy, to learn the art of web development and being a better human.
Follow along with my blog posts to see how this all unfolds.
My blog site is a work in progress. Head on over to my Git Hub profile to view the evolvution of this site.
Feel free to check out this and any of my other projects. Feedback, tips, tricks or hilarious gifs are always welcome.
Like what you see and want to send me fan mail? Interested to see what winding career path I've taken to get to web development? Want to get in contact about something totally unrelated?
All of these things are possible by going to my LinkedIn profile.


It's been a while since we had a meetup, so we're going to have a super-giant-big-fun afternoon get-together to make up for it.

The Plan
This is exactly kind of pretty much probably the way the afternoon is maybe going to pan out:
First talk (tbc)
Show & Ask
Second talk (tbc)
Show & Tell
Third talk (tbc)
A game of some kind
Fourth talk (tbc)
We're still on the look out for speakers at the moment, do get in touch with Ben if you'd like to give a talk.
Join in
Our priority is that all attendees feel welcome, respected and safe. See our code of conduct for more information.
Tickets will be available on meetup once we've got some details sorted out.


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Managing Data
Methodology of collecting data. Designing questionnaires. Storing data. Informing participants on ethical guidelines.
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If you plan to run a study to investigate deep unknowns in your business or organization, we would assist you to design an integrated research. From the experiment, we will find the unknowns that would move your organization forward. With a combined experience of over 30 years, JB Statistical Consultancy is ready to take your challenges.
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Suitable model is needed to analyze the data and pin-point interpretation.
Critical scriting of the findings is the ultimately goal in-line with the initial objective.
Methodology of collecting data. Designing questionnaires. Storing data. Informing participants on ethical guidelines.
Developing hypothesis. Analysing based on objectives. Fitting appropriate models. Interpreting and presenting findings.
Suitable ways of scripting findings. Visualizing outcomes. Linking hypothesis with the results.
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Back to work
15 Jan 2017So it’s that time of the year again, the new year and back to work after the Christmas holidays, chock full of new year’s resolution waiting to be dashed against the rocks of every day life and humdrum routine. Resolutions that will, inevitably, succumb, to quote the poet Ace Ventura, to the chewy chunks of degradation.
I’ve been gearing myself for this return to work and the inevitable stress that comes with it, for the past two days. Mentally preparing, doing some mindfulness, a bit of yoga and some mountain biking without mountains. All in the hopes of not having a nervous breakdown and subsequent embarrassing, screaming at co-workers, hiding and crying in the toilet stalls, typical meltdown on my first week back at work.
Don’t get me wrong, I like my job and I actually like the people I work with, some of them anyway. But going back to reality after a two week holiday is a terrible and shocking experience. It’s not so much the work itself, but the huge change in comfortable, enjoyable routine that comes with it.
 Co-workers, deadlines, more co-workers, that particular person you don’t want to see for a particular reason. The person you do want to see, but you shouldn’t for a different particular reason. The co-worker who talks too much and won’t leave you alone, the one that tells you what to do and how to do it, etc, etc.
Some people don’t have these problems, some people don’t even have to go into an office! These supercilious and smug bastards would read a post like this and feel pity for us office drones, drowning in the insufferable and futile rat-race that are our daily lives. All for what?  It sure as hell wasn’t for me!
But it’s not all apocalyptic nightmares. Working in an office means you get to meet different people that you would never meet otherwise. It means you also get to learn, from some of them, amazing things. It means you get to experience a diverse ecosystem of human life, especially if you work in a big, cosmopolitan city like London.  Nothing in life is free.
So I don’t have a magic kernel of wisdom to impart here to make your back-to-work experience any better.  But I do have a few tips:
Get more exercise
If you can, bike or run to work. This will greatly help with the stress.
If you can’t, find a gym or martial arts centre nearby. Any sort of exercise will help with the daily stress and awfulness of modern lives in a big city.
Even getting off a couple of tube or train stops away from work and walking the rest of the way will help.
Work smarter
This means, take more breaks, talk to people, go for walks, leave the walls of your entombment and see the world outside, smell the flowers, or the piss on London Bridge if flowers are scarce on the ground. Whatever, just get out.
No matter how busy you are, you will always have time for a stroll around your prison complex.
Take the time to do it, it will make a difference in your every day life.
Negotiate a different schedule that works for you
Maybe working from home a couple of days a week, or arriving a bit later and leaving a bit later, this way you avoid the terrible rush hour commute that zaps your energy and your will to live every day. A rush-hour commute will start you off on a bad foot already and everything will seem to be downhill from there.
Spend time doing something that make you happy every day
That could be reading, or watching a nature programme on TV of squirrel-molesting in the park or dressing up as a tranny or spending time with your family, I don’t know. Whatever it is just do it.
Be grateful
This, I think, is the most important thing you can do. No matter how awful the commute is or how stressful your work, or the deadlines, etc. you will always have something to be grateful about. Starting with the fact that you have a job to stress about and make you prematurely old and invalid! Many of people don’t.
Be grateful for the fact that this job allows you to live in the city that you choose to live in (if it doesn’t, it’s time to move or find another job that does).
Be grateful that you are in relatively good health and can do your job.
Be grateful that you are not in a city besieged by war (lots of people are these days).
I could go on and on but you get the point. Think about things that you can be grateful for, the experts say at least three things, and be grateful for them every day and every evening. Write them down, it helps.
Best of luck out there.


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Solow Growth Model Simulation
Simulation initialization
Number of periods to simulate
Initial labor efficiency
Initial capital per effective worker
Start in the steady state.
Initial parameter values
Total factor productivity (
A
)
Labor share of income (α)
Saving rate (
s
)
Capital depreciation rate (δ)
Growth rate of population (
n
)
Growth rate of labor efficiency (
g
)
New parameter values
Total factor productivity (
A
)
Labor share of income (α)
Saving rate (
s
)
Capital depreciation rate (δ)
Growth rate of population (
n
)
Growth rate of labor efficiency (
g
)
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| DeviceID |
String (RO) |
Interface-wide unique identifier of this device. |
| DeviceSerialNumber |
String (RO) |
Serial number of the remote device. |
| DeviceUserID |
String (RO) |
User-programmable device identifier of the remote device. |
| DeviceVendor |
String (RO) |
Name of the remote device vendor. |
| DeviceModel |
String (RO) |
Name of the remote device model. |
| DeviceVersion |
String (RO) |
Name of the version of the remote device model. |
| DeviceType |
Enumeration (RO) |
Custom transport layer. The entries for this enumeration node are ‘GigEVision’, ‘CameraLink’, ‘CameraLinkHS’, ‘CoaXPress’, ‘USB3Vision’, and ‘Custom’. |
| DeviceDisplay |
String (RO) |
User readable name of the device. If this is not defined in the device this should be “VENDOR MODEL (ID)”. |
| DeviceAccessStatus |
Enumeration (RW) |
Non-available devices. The entries for this enumeration node are ‘Unknown’, ‘ReadWrite’, ‘ReadOnly’, and ‘NoAccess’. |
| DeviceEventDataFormat |
Enumeration (RO) |
Custom. The entries for this enumeration node are ‘None’, ‘GigEVision’, and ‘Custom’. |
| GevDeviceIPAddress |
Integer (RO) |
Current IP address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. |
| GevDeviceSubnetMask |
Integer (RO) |
Current subnet mask of the GVCP interface of the remote device. |
| GevDeviceMACAddress |
Integer (RO) |
48-bit MAC address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. |
| GevDeviceGateway |
Integer (RO) |
Current gateway IP address of the GVCP interface of the remote device. |
| DeviceEndianessMechanism |
Enumeration (RW) |
Handling the device endianess according to GenICam Schema 1.1 and later. The entries for this enumeration node are ‘Legacy’ and ‘Standard’. |
| StreamSelector |
Integer (RW) |
Selector for the different stream channels.The selector is 0-based in order to match the index of the C interface. |
| StreamID |
String (RO) |
Device unique ID for the stream, e.g. a GUID. |
| ActionCommandDeviceKey |
Integer (RW) |
User-specified Action Command Device Key. |
| ActionCommandGroupKey |
Integer (RW) |
User-specified Action Command Group Key. |
| ActionCommandGroupMask |
Integer (RW) |
User-specified Action Command Group Mask. |
| ActionCommandExecuteTime |
Integer (RW) |
Time when the device will execute the command. |


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In this section I’ll tell at length about cutomizing and configuring Live Version to suit your needs. It requires familiarity with terminal, and unix commands.
What’s in the box?
When you download Live Version, you’ll get following:
-
setup - one time execution script to setup the scripts in
$HOME/bin
folder and set its path. So you don’t need root access to setup. -
lv - core of live versioning logic.
-
watch - very handy utility script that would configure automatic watch for a folder you want to version live.
-
unwatch - it’ll only set off the automatic watch but the live repository would still persist unless you delete it manually on Mac OS X. On Linux, you’ll need to edit respective files yourself.
Configuration for watch script
If you’re like me and find watch script handy, the first time you execute it, it asks you some details. These details are:
- Root path of all live repositories. Stored in
$HOME/.LiveVersion/lv_base
. - Root path of all log files. Stored in
$HOME/.LiveVersion/log_base
. - Email address that’ll receive the log each time lv is executed. Stored in
$HOME/.LiveVersion/email
.
You can manually edit these files to change the configuration.
Note: This configuration is used only by watch script. lv takes these details as command line arguments.
Customizing exclusions
You can configure which files and folders to exclude from synchronizing. You can configure it for a specific Live Repository or for all Live Repositories.
For specific Live Repository
In order to configure exclusions for specific Live Repository, go to .lv
folder in that live repository and edit file named exclude_rsync
You can add as many lines as you like using rsync exclude syntax. Run man rsync
and check exclude-from FILE
format for more details.
For all Live Repositories
In this case, edit lv from $HOME/bin
folder (assuming that you already ran source setup
).
Keeping certain branch for eternity
What if you made some exceptional changes today and you want to keep the granular change record? Yes, you can do it in following steps:
- Go to
.lv
folder within your Live Repository. - Run
git branch
to see which branch you want to keep. - Execute
echo "branch_name" >> keep_branch_always
. Wherebranch_name
is the actual name of the branch you want to keep.