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Organizes all the information relevant to a motor. More...
#include <Dynamixel_Types.h>
Public Attributes | |
| motorTypes_t | _motorType |
| uint8_t | _ID |
| bool | _lastReadIsValid |
| float | _lastPosition |
| float | _lastVelocity |
| float | _lastLoad |
| bool | _isJointMode |
| UART_HandleTypeDef * | _UART_Handle |
| GPIO_TypeDef * | _dataDirPort |
| uint16_t | _dataDirPinNum |
Organizes all the information relevant to a motor.
Definition at line 49 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| uint16_t Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_dataDirPinNum |
Data direction pin number
Definition at line 60 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| GPIO_TypeDef* Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_dataDirPort |
Port data direction pin is on
Definition at line 59 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| uint8_t Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_ID |
Motor identification (0-252)
Definition at line 51 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| bool Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_isJointMode |
1 if motor is joint mode, 0 if wheel mode
Definition at line 57 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| float Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_lastLoad |
Load read from motor (% of max torque)
Definition at line 56 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| float Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_lastPosition |
Position read from motor
Definition at line 54 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| bool Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_lastReadIsValid |
1 if checksum verified for last read, 0 if checksum mismatch
Definition at line 52 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| float Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_lastVelocity |
Velocity read from motor
Definition at line 55 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| motorTypes_t Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_motorType |
Identifies motor as AX12A, MX28, etc.
Definition at line 50 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.
| UART_HandleTypeDef* Dynamixel_HandleTypeDef::_UART_Handle |
UART handle for motor
Definition at line 58 of file Dynamixel_Types.h.


Provides functions and datasets to support inference with the open access book "An Introduction to Bayesian Thinking", available online <https://statswithr.github.io/book> and online videos for the "Statistics with R Specialization" <https://www.coursera.org/specializations/statistics>. which includes an introduction to Bayesian inference and decision making for one and two sample credible intervals and hypothesis testing for Gaussian and Binomial data, in addition to frequentist inference using model-based and randomization-based methods. To help with understanding concepts, 'shiny' applications are used to aide visualization of sampling distributions, credible intervals, hypothesis testing, Lindley's and Bartlett's paradoxes. For development versions or to report issues, please visit <https://github.com/StatsWithR/statsr>.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), BayesFactor |
| Imports: | dplyr, rmarkdown, ggplot2, broom, gridExtra, shiny, cubature, knitr, tidyr |
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| Published: | 2018-05-08 |
| Author: | Colin Rundel [aut], Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel [aut], Merlise Clyde <https://orcid.org/-5469> [aut, cre], David Banks [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Merlise Clyde <clyde at duke.edu> |
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| Reference manual: | statsr.pdf |
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On Engineering - Herbert Hoover
It is a great profession. There is the fascination of watching a figment of the imagination emerge through the aid of science to a plan on paper. Then it moves to realization in stone or metal or energy. Then it brings jobs and homes to men. Then it elevates the standards of living and adds to the comforts of life. That is the engineer’s high privilege.
The great liability of the engineer compared to men of other professions is that his works are out in the open where all can see them. His acts, step by step, are in hard substance. He cannot bury his mistakes in the grave like the doctors. He cannot argue them into thin air or blame the judge like the lawyers. He cannot, like the architects, cover his failures with trees and vines. He cannot, like the politicians, screen his shortcomings by blaming his opponents and hope the people will forget. The engineer simply cannot deny he did it. If his works do not work, he is damned…
On the other hand, unlike the doctor his is not a life among the weak. Unlike the soldier, destruction is not his purpose. Unlike the lawyer, quarrels are not his daily bread. To the engineer falls the job of clothing the bare bones of science with life, comfort, and hope. No doubt as years go by the people forget which engineer did it, even if they ever knew. Or some politician puts his name on it. Or they credit it to some promoter who used other people’s money . . . But the engineer himself looks back at the unending stream of goodness which flows from his successes with satisfactions that few professions may know. And the verdict of his fellow professionals is all the accolade he wants.
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1874 – 1964 By: Tom Longden for Famous Iowans Des Moines Register series on April 20, 2008
Before he was president, Herbert Clark Hoover was an extraordinary humanitarian with an international reputation. Before that he was an engineer who built a fortune. Before that he was a simple Iowa farm boy.
Hoover, the son of a Quaker blacksmith named Jesse and his wife, Hulda, was born at West Branch and orphaned at age 10. He was raised by uncles, first in Iowa and then in Oregon.
He worked his way through Stanford University, earning a degree in engineering, and by 23 was managing mines in Australia. Then, with his bride Lou, whom he had met at Stanford, he went to work for the Chinese Imperial Bureau of Mines. The Hoovers’ two sons became accustomed to traveling the globe.
By 1914, Hoover had a chain of offices all over the world and a $5 million fortune amassed by financing mining operations. He turned to public service, organizing an effort to feed starving masses in war-torn Belgium, at great risk to his own life.
Called “The Great Engineer,” Hoover saw his prestige grow as he became secretary of commerce under Presidents Harding and Coolidge. In 1928, he was elected the 31st president, carrying all but eight states a huge Republican victory.
Hoover took the oath of office in March 1929, when the nation was prospering, but the stock market crashed the following October, and he was blamed as the economy plummeted and unemployment soared. It was a national crisis with no precedent, and Hoover was vilified.
Defeated in the next election by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Hoover retired quietly to his home in Palo Alto to write. He regained stature as the years went by and he became the nation’s respected elder statesman, counseling leaders of both political parties. Hoover, who was the first president born west of the Mississippi River, and his first lady are buried at West Branch.


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Can any one advise me regarding what to use to convert AC to DC to input the UNO for voltage and two current sensors. I have all the hardware and have used some true rms to dc converters but they don't seem to interface properly with the UNO.
Thanks
Mark.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
See here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-sensors-interface We have gone along the route of calculating true rms on the arduino itself.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Thanks Trystan, I have build a voltage input circuit but the sketch is throwing up problems as errors below.
voltage_and_current_ex.cpp.o: In function `loop':
C:\DOCUME~1\MARK~1.BEA\LOCALS~1\Temp\build2352948031508961507.tmp/voltage_and_current_ex.cpp:17: undefined reference to `EnergyMonitor::calcVI(int, int)'
C:\DOCUME~1\MARK~1.BEA\LOCALS~1\Temp\build2352948031508961507.tmp/voltage_and_current_ex.cpp:18: undefined reference to `EnergyMonitor::serialprint()'
voltage_and_current_ex.cpp.o: In function `setup':
C:\DOCUME~1\MARK~1.BEA\LOCALS~1\Temp\build2352948031508961507.tmp/voltage_and_current_ex.cpp:11: undefined reference to `EnergyMonitor::voltage(int, double, double)'
C:\DOCUME~1\MARK~1.BEA\LOCALS~1\Temp\build2352948031508961507.tmp/voltage_and_current_ex.cpp:12: undefined reference to `EnergyMonitor::current(int, double)'
Any Ideas, I'm a little green with this.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
I can't seem to get the sketch to compile Trystan. Errors are as follows.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Can anyone help with this? I am not seeing something here in the example script. I want to get my immersion heater device finish then I can post it on here.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
It seems that I am stuck out on a limb here, tried my hardest to workout what is wrong with the sample sketch here http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-sensors-interface.
I have put the emon lib in but still keeps coming up with error "undefined reference to `EnergyMonitor::current(int, double)' for voltage and current. Please help someone.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Maybe silly question but did you copy the EmonLib directory into the libraries directory of Arduino ?
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Yes I have done that prensel; with all the post regarding the example others seem to get it working ok. I'm just learning about the Arduino and have carried out what is said but it throws the fore mentioned errors on compile.I've tried messaging Trystan but have no reply as yet. I'm not one for throwing the towel in but i'm getting very frustrated with the sketch. Thanks for your reply anyway.
Mark.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Another simple question - did you restart arduino after copying the libraries into place?
Lloyd
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Yes Lloyd I have done that.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Have I got to set anything in the Emonlib would anyone know?
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
In the Emonlib it says the following
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Is this a test? well I have failed.. someone put me out of my misery pleeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzz.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Your sketch compiles fine.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Thanks Pcunha, It was the emonlib.c I didn't have in, when i put that in the lib folder it worked.
I'm just experimenting with a sketch that Paul Reed uses but that throws up errors, if you could try that as below.
Paul said it works ok but he used the older version of Arduino IDE.
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Re: AC Analog conversion for UNO
Thanks pcunha for the advice, I have a script that works now and have modified it to my needs. Thanks again.


[ME MSE] = FilterCoefficientMeanError(qCoeff, nCoeff) This function calculates the mean error (ME) and the mean square error between the quantized coefficients (qCoeff) and the scaled or normalized coefficients (nCoeff).
0001 function [ME MSE] = FilterCoefficientMeanError(qCoeff, nCoeff, Fs) 0002 0003 % 0004 % [ME MSE] = FilterCoefficientMeanError(qCoeff, nCoeff) 0005 % 0006 % This function calculates the mean error (ME) and the mean square error 0007 % between the quantized coefficients (qCoeff) and the scaled or normalized 0008 % coefficients (nCoeff). 0009 0010 [Hq Fq]=freqz(qCoeff./sum(qCoeff), 1, 2^10, Fs); 0011 Magq = 20*log10(abs(Hq)); 0012 0013 0014 [Hn Fn]=freqz(nCoeff./sum(nCoeff), 1, 2^10, Fs); 0015 Magn = 20*log10(abs(Hn)); 0016 0017 figure 0018 plot(Fn, Magn) 0019 hold on 0020 plot(Fq, Magq, 'r') 0021 0022 MSE = mean( abs(Hn - Hq).^2 ); 0023 ME = mean( abs(Hn - Hq) );


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Pct. 3, Commissioner Steve Radack) Montgomery, Mike (Harris County Fire & Emergency Services) Against: Ard, Jason (Self and Extreme Fireworks L.L.C., Pyrotecnico Inc.) Bargas, Tom (Self) Beeson, John (The Works) Boggs, Rev. James (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Brinkley, Shannon (TFA) Broadway, Sam (Seasonal Sales) Callais, Roy (T.F.A.) Daughtry, Joe (Texas Fireworks Assoc.) Davis, Chester (American Fireworks, Texas Pyrotechnic Assoc.) Gardner, Joe (Self) Glenn, Eric (TPA (Tx. Pyrotechnic Association)) Herzog, Kent (Fireworks Warehouse) Shull, Rev. Ron (Family Worship Center) Stearns, Zach (TNT Fireworks) Yawn, Martin (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Cotton, Troy (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Cron, Catarina (Harris County Judge Robert Eckels) Deffinbaugh, Steven (Collin County, Texas Fire Marshal Association) Eversole, Jerry (H.C. Precinct 4) Garcia, Commissioner Sylvia (Self) Hammerlein, George (Paul Beltencourt, Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector) Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Hillier, R. King (Harris County Hospital District) Jones, Amanda (Harris County & HC Commissioners Court) Katz, Howard (Harris County ESD No. 9) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Leonard, Ken (Kaufman Coutny) Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County Commissioners Court) Miller, Robert (Greater Houston Partnership) Parr, Randall (City of Tomball) Radack, Commissioner Steve (Pct. 3 Harris County) Sisk, Cathy (Harris County Attorney) Terry, Dale (Harris - Ft. Bend ESD #100) Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) Against: Anderson, William (Self) Castleberry, Rev. Keith (Victory United Pentecostal Church) Conner, Demp (Lone Star Fireworks) Conner, Will (Self and Lone-Star Fireworks) Cooley, Donna (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Dalton, Billy (State Line Fireworks) Davenport, Billy (Self) Faubion, Jerry (L&J Fireworks) Faubion, Laura (L&J Fireworks) Ford, Richard (Self) Gardner, Benny (Self and Texas Fireworks Co., Inc.) Graf, Angie (Self) Guest, Paula (TX Fireworks Assn.) Howell, Vicki (Humble Christian School/TNT Fireworks) Jimenez, Gloria (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Johnson, Bobbie (Self) Johnson, Jerry (Self) Johnson, Johnny (Self and J&J Sales) Johnson, Ken (Royal Rangers) Jones, William (Self) Langford, Don (Self) Pate, Johnnie (Self) Shull, Sherri (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Smith, Brandon (Self) Smith, Melissa (Self) Strong, John (Self) Strong, Kathy (Self) Taylor, LeaAnn (Self) Taylor Jr, David Brent (Self) Treichel, Richard (Self) Velasquez, Kristy (Self) Velasquez, Matthew (Self) Whitmire, Rev. E.W. (The Pentecostals of Robertson County) Withers, Justin (Reno Fireworks) Withers, Sara (Self) HB 1707 For: Blust, Kristie (Bexar County Commissioners Court) Against: Smith, Dan (Texas Sheriffs) On: Julian, Terry (Texas Commission on Jail Standards) HB 1722 For: Biggs, Lem (Travis County Commissioners' Court & Travis County Fire Marshal's Office) Brewer, Steve (Steve Radack, Harris Co. Pct. 3 Commissioner) Cooper, Vance (Fort Bend County Fire Marshal's Office) Culin, Laura (Self) Hitchcock, Lanny (Self and Harris County Sheriff's Office, Tommy Thomas, Sheriff) Kainer, Kristi (Lakewood Forest Fund, Inc. (HOA)) Lenz, Carole (Harris Co. Pct. 3, Commissioner Steve Radack) Montgomery, Mike (Harris County Fire & Emergency Services) Against: Ard, Jason (Self and Extreme Fireworks L.L.C., Pyrotecnico Inc.) Bargas, Tom (Self) Beeson, John (The Works) Boggs, Rev. James (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Brinkley, Shannon (TFA) Broadway, Sam (Seasonal Sales) Callais, Roy (T.F.A.) Daughtry, Joe (Texas Fireworks Assoc.) Davis, Chester (American Fireworks, Texas Pyrotechnic Assoc.) Gardner, Joe (Self) Glenn, Eric (TPA (Tx. Pyrotechnic Association)) Herzog, Kent (Fireworks Warehouse) Shull, Rev. Ron (Family Worship Center) Stearns, Zach (TNT Fireworks) Yawn, Martin (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Brown, Curtiss (The Galveston County Commissioners' Court, James D. Yarbrough, County Judge) Cotton, Troy (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Cron, Catarina (Harris County Judge Robert Eckels) Deffinbaugh, Steven (Collin County, Texas Fire Marshal Association) Eversole, Jerry (H.C. Precinct 4) Garcia, Commissioner Sylvia (Self) Hammerlein, George (Paul Beltencourt, Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector) Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Hillier, R. King (Harris County Hospital District) Jones, Amanda (Harris County & HC Commissioners Court) Katz, Howard (Harris County ESD No. 9) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Leonard, Ken (Kaufman Coutny) Marshall Sr., Robert (Self) Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County Commissioners Court) Miller, Robert (Greater Houston Partnership) Molter, Michelle (Texas Apartment Association) Parr, Randall (City of Tomball) Radack, Commissioner Steve (Pct. 3 Harris County) Sisk, Cathy (Harris County Attorney) Terry, Dale (Harris - Ft. Bend ESD #100) Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) Windisch, Fred (Ponderosa Volunteer Fire Assn. Inc. Fire Chief) Windsor, James (Lakewood Forest Home Ownders Association) Against: Anderson, William (Self) Castleberry, Rev. Keith (Victory United Pentecostal Church) Conner, Demp (Lone Star Fireworks) Conner, Will (Self and Lone-Star Fireworks) Cooley, Donna (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Dalton, Billy (State Line Fireworks) Davenport, Billy (Self) Faubion, Jerry (L&J Fireworks) Faubion, Laura (L&J Fireworks) Ford, Richard (Self) Gardner, Benny (Self and Texas Fireworks Co., Inc.) Graf, Angie (Self) Guest, Paula (TX Fireworks Assn.) Howell, Vicki (Humble Christian School/TNT Fireworks) Jimenez, Gloria (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Johnson, Bobbie (Self) Johnson, Jerry (Self) Johnson, Johnny (Self and J&J Sales) Johnson, Ken (Royal Rangers) Jones, William (Self) Langford, Don (Self) Pate, Johnnie (Self) Shull, Sherri (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Smith, Brandon (Self) Smith, Melissa (Self) Strong, John (Self) Strong, Kathy (Self) Taylor, LeaAnn (Self) Taylor Jr, David Brent (Self) Treichel, Richard (Self) Velasquez, Kristy (Self) Velasquez, Matthew (Self) Whitmire, Rev. E.W. (The Pentecostals of Robertson County) Withers, Justin (Reno Fireworks) Withers, Sara (Self) HB 2120 For: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference on Urban Counties) Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Amanda (Harris County) Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County Commissioners Court) Powell, Leilah (Bexar County Commissioners Court) Reilly, Frank (Nueces County Commissioners Court) HB 2121 For: Bacon, April (Self and Texas Association of County Auditors) On: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Registering, but not testifying: For: Spatano, Susan (Self) HB 2198 For: Smith, Reed (GEO Group, Inc.) Against: Charcton, Keith (Self) Smith, Dan (Sheriff's Leg. Committee) On: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) HB 2404 For: McGuire, C.M. "Mac" (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Jones, Amanda (Harris County Tax Assessor) Lopez, DoLores (Self) Wilbanks, Becky (County & District Clerks' Association - President) HB 2404 - Committee Substitute (CSHB 2404) Against: DeBeauvoir, Dana (Self and Legislative Committee of the Texas County & District Clerks Assoc.) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Salinas III, J.D. (The County and District Clerks Association, Hidalgo County Clerk) HB 2618 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas) Brown, Curtiss (The Galveston County Commissioners Court, James D. Yarbrough, County Judge) On: Linan, Rose Marie (Texas Department of State Health Services) Registering, but not testifying: For: Parker, Kathryn (Texas Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.) HB 2618 - Committee Substitute (CSHB 2618) For: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) HB 3118 On: Julian, Terry (Texas Commission on Jail Standards) HB 3150 For: Biggs, Lem (Travis County Commissioners' Court & Travis County Fire Marshal's Office) Blackmar, Dawn (Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services) Brewer, Steve (Steve Radack, Harris Co. Pct. 3 Commissioner) Cooper, Vance (Fort Bend County Fire Marshal's Office) Hitchcock, Lanny (Self and Harris County Sheriff's Office, Tommy Thomas, Sheriff) Lenz, Carole (Harris Co. Pct. 3, Commissioner Steve Radack) Against: Ard, Jason (Self and Extreme Fireworks L.L.C., Pyrotecnico Inc.) Bargas, Tom (Self) Beeson, John (The Works) Boggs, Rev. James (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Brinkley, Shannon (TFA) Broadway, Sam (Seasonal Sales) Daughtry, Joe (Texas Fireworks Assoc.) Davis, Chester (American Fireworks, Texas Pyrotechnic Assoc.) Gardner, Joe (Self) Glenn, Eric (TPA (Tx. Pyrotechnic Association)) Herzog, Kent (Fireworks Warehouse) Shull, Rev. Ron (Family Worship Center) Stearns, Zach (TNT Fireworks) Yawn, Martin (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Brown, Curtiss (The Galveston County Commissioners' Court, James D. Yarbrough, County Judge) Cotton, Troy (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Deffinbaugh, Steven (Collin County, Texas Fire Marshal Association) Eversole, Jerry (H.C. Precinct 4) Garcia, Commissioner Sylvia (Self) Hammerlein, George (Paul Beltencourt, Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector) Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Hillier, R. King (Harris County Hospital District) Jones, Amanda (Harris County & HC Commissioners Court) Katz, Howard (Harris County ESD No. 9) Leonard, Ken (Kaufman Coutny) Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County Commissioners Court) Miller, Robert (Greater Houston Partnership) Parr, Randall (City of Tomball) Radack, Commissioner Steve (Pct. 3 Harris County) Sisk, Cathy (Harris County Attorney) Terry, Dale (Harris - Ft. Bend ESD #100) Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) Against: Anderson, William (Self) Castleberry, Rev. Keith (Victory United Pentecostal Church) Conner, Demp (Lone Star Fireworks) Conner, Will (Self and Lone-Star Fireworks) Cooley, Donna (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Dalton, Billy (State Line Fireworks) Faubion, Jerry (L&J Fireworks) Faubion, Laura (L&J Fireworks) Ford, Richard (Self) Gardner, Benny (Self and Texas Fireworks Co., Inc.) Graf, Angie (Self) Guest, Paula (TX Fireworks Assn.) Howell, Vicki (Humble Christian School/TNT Fireworks) Jimenez, Gloria (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Johnson, Jerry (Self) Johnson, Johnny (Self and J&J Sales) Johnson, Ken (Royal Rangers) Jones, William (Self) Shull, Sherri (Family Worship Center/Fireworks Direct) Smith, Brandon (Self) Smith, Melissa (Self) Taylor, LeaAnn (Self) Taylor Jr, David Brent (Self) Treichel, Richard (Self) Velasquez, Kristy (Self) Velasquez, Matthew (Self) Whitmire, Rev. E.W. (The Pentecostals of Robertson County) Withers, Justin (Reno Fireworks) Withers, Sara (Self)


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Josef Jurkovic
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Josef Jurkovic
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The Centre for Excellence in Communications
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204-1900 Merivale RdNEPEAN, Ontario
K2G 4N4
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The Centre for Excellence in Communications (CEC) provides practical training solutions to the challenges faced by people and organizations working in communications, marketing, media and related areas. We enable improved performance through:
Professional Development/Training
Facilitation
Coaching
Consulting
The Centre offers some sixty professional development workshops in strategic and personal communications, marketing, media relations, web/social media and writing as well as a complete training analysis service to identify and respond to individual and organizational professional development and training needs.
The Centre's team of experienced professionals delivers consulting services in all the areas in which the CEC offers professional development and training.
The CEC provides:
Individual coaching in all the skill areas in which the Centre works tailored to meet specific needs as well as specialized coaching support in leadership development and interpersonal communications;
Training in facilitation and direct facilitation services such as for strategic planning, participatory planning, group problem solving and decision-making, group process consultation and team building;
Normally any course given in English can, upon request from a department, agency or other organization, be made available in French and delivered to your group.
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Company description
611690 - All Other Schools and Instruction
Product / Service / Licensing
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development CanadaAcadian Seaplants Limited
Access Copyright
Africa Image Matters
Aga Khan Foundation
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
Alpha Media Group
Anaphalaxis Canada
Annapolis Digby Economic Development Agency
Appraisal Institute of Canada
Artemis Consultants Inc.
Association for the Export of Canadian Books
Association of Canadian Community Colleges
Association of Canadian Engineering Companies
ATCO Gas & ATCO Electric
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Auditor General of Canada (Office of the)
AWARE-NS
Bank of Canada
Brown Communications Group
Canada Blood Services
Canada Border Services Agency
Canada Council for the Arts
Canada Economic Development
Canada Foundation for Innovation
Canada Health Infoway
Canada Industrial Relations Board
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Canada Post Corporation
Canada Public Service Agency
Canada Revenue Agency
Canada School of Public Service
Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation
Canada Student Loans
Canada-Newfoundland & Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board
Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board
Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D)
Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health
Canadian Air Transport Security Authority
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries
Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologies and Audiologists
Canadian Cancer Society
Canadian Centre for Management Development
Canadian Commercial Corporation
Canadian Co-operative Association
Canadian Council for International Development
Canadian Council on Learning
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Canadian Forces Grievance Board
Canadian Grain Commission
Canadian Heritage
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Canadian Institute for Health Information
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Canadian International Development Agency
Canadian Medical Protective Association
Canadian Museum of Civilization
Canadian Museum of Nature
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Canadian Paediatric Society
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
Canadian Security and Intelligence Service
Canadian Space Agency
Canadian Tourism Commission
Canadian Transportation Agency
Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association
CANARIE Inc.
Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation
Carleton University
Carnegie Mellon University
Carrefour Canadien International et GF2D/CRIFF
Centre of Excellence for Public Sector Marketing
Certified Management Accountants
Cineplex Media
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
City of Halifax
City of Hamilton
City of Kenora
City of Kingston
City of Ottawa
City of Regina
City of Spruce Grove
City of Swift Current
City of Yorkton
Clearing and Depository Services Inc. (CDS)
Cognos
Communication Canada
Communication Security Establishment Canada
Communications Community Office
Community Credit Union of Cumberland Colchester Ltd
Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
Consumer Health Products Canada
Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada
Correctional Services Canada
CPAC-The Cable Public Affairs Channel
Crown Investments Corporation
Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Defence Construction Canada
Department of National Defence
Doctors Nova Scotia
Echelon Communications Inc.
Economic Development Canada
Elections Canada
Elections Nunavut
Employment and Social Development Canada
energiPR
Enterprise Saskatchewan
Environment Canada
Epoch Times
Export Development Canada
Farm Credit Canada
FedDev Ontario
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
Federation of Canadian Municipalities
Finance Canada
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
FINTRAC
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Frye Festival
Government of Alberta
Government of British Columbia
Government of Manitoba
Government of New Brunswick
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Government of Northwest Territories
Government of Nova Scotia
Government of Ontario
Government of Prince Edward Island
Government of Saskatchewan
Government of Yukon
Greater Peterborough Area Economic Development Corporation
Group Medical Services
Halifax Regional Municipality
Halogen Software
Harlequin
Health Association Nova Scotia
Health Canada
Holland College
House of Commons
Hydro Ottawa
Imagine Canada
Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada
Industry Canada
Information Services Corporation
Information Technology Association of Canada
Infrastructure Canada
International Actuarial Association
International Development Research Centre
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
Jain & Company Chartered Accountants
Justice Canada
Kings Regional Development Agency
Library and Archives Canada
Library of Parliament
Mariner
Mental Health Commission of Canada
Meta4 Creative Communications Inc.
Military Police Complaints Commission
Mining Industry Human Resources Council
MS Society of Canada
National Arts Centre
National Capital Commission
National Energy Board
National Farm Products Council
National Gallery of Canada
National Research Council
National Search and Rescue Secretariat
Natural Resources Canada
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council
Newfoundland And Labrador Organization of Women Entrepreneurs
New Brunswick Securities Commission
Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association of Canada
North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit
Nova Scotia Community College
Nova Scotia Health
Nunavut Broadband Development Corporation
Nunavut Electoral Boundaries Commission
Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
Office of the Correctional Investigator Canada
Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Procurement Ombudsman
Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Secretary to the Governor General
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions
Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsman
Office of the Veterans Ombudsman
Ontario Renal Network
Ontario Securities Commission
Ottawa Police Service
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
Parks Canada
Parole Board of Canada
Passport Office
Patented Medicine Prices Review Board
Physician Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan
Piikani Nation
Post Consumer Pharmaceutical Stewardship Association
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Prairie Valley School Division
Precept Incorporated
Privy Council Office
Property Valuation Services Corporation
Public Employees Benefits Agency
Public Health Agency of Canada
Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada
Public Safety Canada
Public Service Commission
Public Service Labour Relations Board
Public Works and Government Services Canada
Queen's University
Queensway Carleton Hospital
Regional Municipality of Durham
Representative for Children and Youth
Rhetorica Inc.
Rideau Club
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees' Pension Plan
Saskatchewan in Motion
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
SaskEnergy Inc.
SaskPower
SaskTel
SaskWater
Security Intelligence Review Committee
Senate of Canada
Service Canada
Shared Services Canada
Simon Fraser University
Skism Communications
SNOLAB
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation
Standards Council of Canada
Statistics Canada
Status of Women Canada
Sun Country Health Region
Suncor Energy Inc.
Susan E Wright and Associates
Sydney Tar Ponds Agency
The Alliance of Sector Councils
The Bishop Strachan School
The Guardian Newspaper / Transcontinental Media
The Rooms Corporation Inc.
Torngat Secretariat
Tourism Saskatchewan
Town of Truro
Trade Centre Limited
Transport Canada
Transportation Association of Canada
Transportation Safety Board of Canada
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
TRIUMF
United Nations Development Group Office
United Way Canada
United Way Ottawa
University of Alberta
University of British Columbia
University of Regina
Vancouver Island University
Vector Aerospace
Venture Communications
Veterans Affairs Canada
Veterans Review and Appeal Board
Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation
Western Economic Diversification Canada
Winery Association of Nova Scotia
Workers Compensation Board of Saskatchewan
Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission NL
Yukon Environmental & Socio-economic Assessment Board
Testimonial:
"The tools that were presented will be very helpful in my work and personal environments. Great facility. I will come back for other training."Program Manager - Office of the Secretary to the Governor General
"A relaxed space where everybody felt free to talk"
Research Scientist - Health Canada (on CEC's training facility)
"... Several people made a point of telling me how well the presentation went, how useful it was to them and how well I did, leading the presentation. I frankly owe these kudos to you and an excellent training session. This was, in fact, the first time I have ever delivered a presentation in such formal circumstances. My ability to perform (without nerves!) in front of a high-powered group was entirely due to the learning I received from you at the Effective Oral Briefings and Presentations to Senior Officials session in March (2014). So thanks, Josef!"
Strategic Communications Advisor - Environment Canada
"You folks have the best materials! I thank you and your colleagues for your continued support. It's one of the reasons we continue to come back!"
Manager - The Canadian Medical Protective Association
"You continue to offer exactly what (government) workers need to learn - at the right time!"
January 2014 workshop participant - Health Canada
"I had a really good experience. I heard good things about your training before and I wasn't disappointed."
K. Martel - Transport Canada
"I would like to take the opportunity to thank you again for another excellent course. I keep returning to the CEC for training as I am continually impressed by the courses, which I find to be relevant, practical, interesting and informative. My experience to date after attending 3 courses is that the instructors chosen are dynamic people who deliver the content in an engaging and accessible manner. As someone who actively pursues professional development and has been to a number of facilities, I truly appreciate this approach and will continue to turn to the CEC."
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Company description
611690 - All Other Schools and Instruction
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development CanadaAcadian Seaplants Limited
Access Copyright
Africa Image Matters
Aga Khan Foundation
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
Alpha Media Group
Anaphalaxis Canada
Annapolis Digby Economic Development Agency
Appraisal Institute of Canada
Artemis Consultants Inc.
Association for the Export of Canadian Books
Association of Canadian Community Colleges
Association of Canadian Engineering Companies
ATCO Gas & ATCO Electric
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Auditor General of Canada (Office of the)
AWARE-NS
Bank of Canada
Brown Communications Group
Canada Blood Services
Canada Border Services Agency
Canada Council for the Arts
Canada Economic Development
Canada Foundation for Innovation
Canada Health Infoway
Canada Industrial Relations Board
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Canada Post Corporation
Canada Public Service Agency
Canada Revenue Agency
Canada School of Public Service
Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation
Canada Student Loans
Canada-Newfoundland & Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board
Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board
Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D)
Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health
Canadian Air Transport Security Authority
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries
Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologies and Audiologists
Canadian Cancer Society
Canadian Centre for Management Development
Canadian Commercial Corporation
Canadian Co-operative Association
Canadian Council for International Development
Canadian Council on Learning
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Canadian Forces Grievance Board
Canadian Grain Commission
Canadian Heritage
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Canadian Institute for Health Information
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Canadian International Development Agency
Canadian Medical Protective Association
Canadian Museum of Civilization
Canadian Museum of Nature
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Canadian Paediatric Society
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
Canadian Security and Intelligence Service
Canadian Space Agency
Canadian Tourism Commission
Canadian Transportation Agency
Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association
CANARIE Inc.
Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation
Carleton University
Carnegie Mellon University
Carrefour Canadien International et GF2D/CRIFF
Centre of Excellence for Public Sector Marketing
Certified Management Accountants
Cineplex Media
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
City of Halifax
City of Hamilton
City of Kenora
City of Kingston
City of Ottawa
City of Regina
City of Spruce Grove
City of Swift Current
City of Yorkton
Clearing and Depository Services Inc. (CDS)
Cognos
Communication Canada
Communication Security Establishment Canada
Communications Community Office
Community Credit Union of Cumberland Colchester Ltd
Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
Consumer Health Products Canada
Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada
Correctional Services Canada
CPAC-The Cable Public Affairs Channel
Crown Investments Corporation
Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Defence Construction Canada
Department of National Defence
Doctors Nova Scotia
Echelon Communications Inc.
Economic Development Canada
Elections Canada
Elections Nunavut
Employment and Social Development Canada
energiPR
Enterprise Saskatchewan
Environment Canada
Epoch Times
Export Development Canada
Farm Credit Canada
FedDev Ontario
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
Federation of Canadian Municipalities
Finance Canada
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
FINTRAC
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Frye Festival
Government of Alberta
Government of British Columbia
Government of Manitoba
Government of New Brunswick
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Government of Northwest Territories
Government of Nova Scotia
Government of Ontario
Government of Prince Edward Island
Government of Saskatchewan
Government of Yukon
Greater Peterborough Area Economic Development Corporation
Group Medical Services
Halifax Regional Municipality
Halogen Software
Harlequin
Health Association Nova Scotia
Health Canada
Holland College
House of Commons
Hydro Ottawa
Imagine Canada
Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada
Industry Canada
Information Services Corporation
Information Technology Association of Canada
Infrastructure Canada
International Actuarial Association
International Development Research Centre
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
Jain & Company Chartered Accountants
Justice Canada
Kings Regional Development Agency
Library and Archives Canada
Library of Parliament
Mariner
Mental Health Commission of Canada
Meta4 Creative Communications Inc.
Military Police Complaints Commission
Mining Industry Human Resources Council
MS Society of Canada
National Arts Centre
National Capital Commission
National Energy Board
National Farm Products Council
National Gallery of Canada
National Research Council
National Search and Rescue Secretariat
Natural Resources Canada
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council
Newfoundland And Labrador Organization of Women Entrepreneurs
New Brunswick Securities Commission
Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association of Canada
North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit
Nova Scotia Community College
Nova Scotia Health
Nunavut Broadband Development Corporation
Nunavut Electoral Boundaries Commission
Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
Office of the Correctional Investigator Canada
Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Procurement Ombudsman
Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Secretary to the Governor General
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions
Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsman
Office of the Veterans Ombudsman
Ontario Renal Network
Ontario Securities Commission
Ottawa Police Service
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
Parks Canada
Parole Board of Canada
Passport Office
Patented Medicine Prices Review Board
Physician Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan
Piikani Nation
Post Consumer Pharmaceutical Stewardship Association
\
Prairie Valley School Division
Precept Incorporated
Privy Council Office
Property Valuation Services Corporation
Public Employees Benefits Agency
Public Health Agency of Canada
Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada
Public Safety Canada
Public Service Commission
Public Service Labour Relations Board
Public Works and Government Services Canada
Queen's University
Queensway Carleton Hospital
Regional Municipality of Durham
Representative for Children and Youth
Rhetorica Inc.
Rideau Club
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees' Pension Plan
Saskatchewan in Motion
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
SaskEnergy Inc.
SaskPower
SaskTel
SaskWater
Security Intelligence Review Committee
Senate of Canada
Service Canada
Shared Services Canada
Simon Fraser University
Skism Communications
SNOLAB
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation
Standards Council of Canada
Statistics Canada
Status of Women Canada
Sun Country Health Region
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Local crossfit gym honors young girl after her battle with cancer
by Cal DymowskiJOHNSON CITY (WBNG) – The Crossfit Sona gym in Johnson City had extra motivation to workout on Sunday.
The gym honored 15-year-old Maddie Shaw with a Hero Workout of the Day, or WOD. Shaw passed away on Sunday, November 10, 2019 after a six-year fight with Ewing’s Sarcoma cancer.
To co-owner Traci Meier, this way just one way she and the crossfit community could commemorate Shaw’s impact on their lives.
“It’s the crossfit community’s way of honoring those who have fought the good fight,” Meier said. “There are hundreds of hero WODs out there. and Maddie is now one of them. It was an honor to do this for her.”
The 30-minute workout consisted of various activities, all relating to powerful numbers in Shaw’s life.
The number ‘9’ signifying the age Shaw was when she was diagnosed.
The number ‘6’ was for the years Shaw fought cancer.
The number ’15’ for the age when Shaw tragically passed away.
“I think when you make a workout after Maddie there has to be some type of significance for it, and that’s what we decided on,” Meier said.
Meier estimates around 45 people showed to participate. To Kat Hores, a member of ‘Team Maddie’ for the last 6 years, Shaw’s presence was felt in the gym.
“I don’t think it’s ‘If Maddie was here today.’ I do believe that Maddie was here today,” Hores said.
So as the workout clock hit zero, the joy of finishing the workout quickly turned to moments of reflection and remembrance.
“Keep fighting, keep pushing forward and doing what you have to do because we’re still going every single day,” Hores said.
Meier echoing a similar sentiment.
“Don’t give up, and if you need to look to someone for strength and courage, look at Maddie’s story,” Meier said.
Participants could also donate money while in attendance. The donations go to Alex’s Lemonade Stand, a pediatric cancer charity.
Below is a list of members of the 2014 ‘Mission for Maddie’ fundraiser were attendance, including Hores and Meier:
Grace Tabeek
Kelly Hoyt
Cindy Papaleo
Lisa Mallery
Renee Gincerowski
Kathy washa
Elaine Errifo-Gilyard
Michele Thompson
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Dave is a long-time contributor to jQuery, providing extensive help on the jQuery bug tracker and in the jQuery discussion forums. As the lead of the jQuery dev team he works to ensure high quality, timely, releases of the library, organizes the planning and development efforts of the team, and generally drives the direction of the library.
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Anne-Gaelle Colom is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Westminster in London, UK. She is passionate about the use of technology in Higher Education as well as the Web and Mobile world. Anne-Gaelle joined the jQuery Mobile team in October 2011 to become the documentation lead a few months later. Today, she is the Content Lead for the whole jQuery Foundation.
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This section describes the various configuration parameters in Faunus. Each InputFormat
/OutputFormat
as well as the numerous MapReduce
steps have specific configurations that are described in their respective sections of the documentation. Note that all configurations go into the global Configuration
that is used throughout Hadoop. Therefore, Hadoop specific configurations can be provided in the Faunus configuration files. These configurations can be retrieved via FaunusGraph.getConf()
or FaunusGraph.getConf(String prefix)
. Finally, they can be set via FaunusGraph.getConf().set(...)
.
Input Configuration
| Option |
Description |
Value |
Default |
|---|
faunus.graph.input.format |
the format of the input graph data |
class |
none |
faunus.input.location |
the location to read the graph data if in HDFS |
string |
none |
faunus.graph.input.vertex-query-filter |
the vertex-query filter to use on input graph |
string |
none |
faunus.graph.input.edge-copy.direction |
copy direction edges to opposite direction |
direction |
none |
Output Configuration
| Option |
Description |
Value |
Default |
|---|
faunus.graph.output.format |
the format of the output graph data |
class |
none |
faunus.sideeffect.output.format |
the format of the output side-effect data |
class |
none |
faunus.output.location |
the location to write of the graph and side-effect data |
string |
none |
faunus.output.location.overwrite |
whether to override the output location data |
boolean |
false |
Global Configuration
| Option |
Description |
Value |
Default |
|---|
faunus.pipeline.map-spill-over |
The size of in-memory mapper combiners before writing to output |
int |
500 |


Jet Privilege's frequent flyer programme to be rebranded as Inter Miles
by Akanksha MakerJet Privilege Private Limited (JPPL), the company which owns the frequent flyer programme of the grounded Jet Airways, has revamped its business model and corporate brand. JPPL will now be known as Inter Miles.
The programme will offer its 10 million members the opportunity to earn and redeem Inter Miles, across travel, hospitality and lifestyle services across over ten categories and 150 programme partners.
JPPL was set up as a separate, independent entity — part of the Etihad Aviation Group — which holds 50.1 per cent stake. Jet Airways has a minority stake of 49.9 per cent — formed to market, develop and grow Jet Privilege – a loyalty and rewards programme.
After Jet Airways was grounded in April this year, JPPL had said that the JPmiles that could be redeemed only with Jet Airways, Etihad or a few associate airlines for hotel stays, fuel and 2,500 plus merchandise options on the Jet Privilege Reward Store.
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Epic releases its first new game since Fortnite
by Imogen MellorEpic has released a new PC and mobile game: Battle Breakers. The development giant had a small team work on this passion project, which is described as an cartoon-inspired RPG. And it’s out today.
Your kingdom was peaceful, completely at ease when space monsters invade and trap the world’s heroes in ‘technomagic’ crystals. Now you have to fight back, assemble a team from scratch, and save the kingdom. Why does this remind me of the story mode in Super Smash Bros Ultimate?
From what we’ve heard so far, it looks like there are hundreds of heroes to collect, a cross-platform format (so you can pick up where you left off), and some boss battles along the way. There are even over 1000 dungeons to tackle so it might take you a hot second to complete. As Battle Breakers has only released very recently, we’re yet to see much gameplay beyond the trailer but the art style certainly does look in the vein of Saturday morning cartoons.
And as a side note, the song accompanying the trailer sounding like a Power Rangers 2000s theme, so I can’t really complain there. They got the cartoon vibe pretty spot on, but here’s a trailer so you can decide for yourself.
For the most part, it looks like another interesting move by Epic in a long line of it branching out into new genres, games, and platforms. For the most part, the brand is now synonymous with its darling Fortnite, and (maybe in the future) the Epic Store.
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"""
This module has functions helpful in the construction of general
bezier curves, as well as fitting cubic bezier curves between
vertices calculated by the :class:``lsys.Lsys``
In addition, this module contains the code used to determine the
symetric weight factor needed to determine the position of control
points that form near-circular curves between three points with
an arbitrary interior angle, buiding on the work documented
`here <http://spencermortensen.com/articles/bezier-circle/>`_.
"""
from __future__ import division
import numpy
from . import validate
from . import algo
[docs]def ctrl_pts(p0, p1, w):
"""
Calculate the position of a new point along vector
`p0` to `p1` with magnitude `w`.
Parameters
----------
p0 : 1D array
the starting point
p1 : 1D array
the end point
w : float
the weight factor
Returns
-------
point : 1D array
a point along vector `p0` to `p1` with magnitude `w`
"""
p0 = validate.is_np(p0)
p1 = validate.is_np(p1)
vec = p1 - p0
return p0 + vec * w
[docs]def binomial(n, k):
"""
Parameters
----------
n : integer
the order of the binomial to expand
k : integer
the zero indexed position of the binomial expansion
coefficient to return
Returns
-------
coefficient : integer
coefficient for the nth order binomial expansion, kth term
reference: http://pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/
"""
tri = [[1], # n=0
[1, 1], # n=1
[1, 2, 1], # n=2
[1, 3, 3, 1], # n=3
[1, 4, 6, 4, 1], # n=4
[1, 5, 10, 10, 5, 1], # n=5
[1, 6, 15, 20, 15, 6, 1], # n=6
]
while n >= len(tri):
s = len(tri)
nextrow = [0 for i in range(s + 1)]
nextrow[0] = 1
prev = s - 1
for i in range(1, s):
nextrow[i] = tri[prev][i - 1] + tri[prev][i]
nextrow[s] = 1
tri.append(nextrow)
return tri[n][k]
[docs]def poly(n, k):
"""
Expands binomial and computes value at `t`
Parameters
----------
n : integer
nth order of polynomial
k : integer
positional term for binomial expansion coefficient
Returns
-------
value : float or list of floats
Reference
---------
https://gist.github.com/Juanlu001/7284462
"""
coeff = binomial(n, k)
def _poly(t):
"""Calculates value at t between bezier points"""
return coeff * (1 - t)**(n - k) * t**(k)
return _poly
[docs]def bezier(points, segs=100):
"""
Computes nth order bezier curves through the `points` provided
and returns the curve as a list of points to produce line segments.
The order of the bezier curve is determined by the length of
the list of points. The length of the output curve numpy.array is
equal to `segs` + 1, such that `segs` is equal to the number of
line segments between the points of the array.
Parameters
----------
points : list-like
2D array
segs : integer, optional (default = 100)
The number of line segments to approximate bezier curve
Returns
-------
curve : numpy.array
2D array of points along the curve.
Reference
---------
https://gist.github.com/Juanlu001/7284462
"""
points = validate.is_np(points)
dims = points.shape[1]
# increment num such that final line segments will be equal to `segs`
num = segs + 1
n = len(points)
t = numpy.linspace(0, 1, num=num)
curve = numpy.zeros((num, dims), dtype=float)
for i, pt in enumerate(points):
curve += numpy.outer(poly(n - 1, i)(t), pt)
return curve
[docs]def circular_weight(angle):
"""This function utilizes the precomputed circular bezier function
with a fit to a 10th order curve created by the following code block:
.. code-block:: python
x = numpy.arange(.5, 180, 0.5)
y = []
for i in x:
y.append(bezier.find_circular_weight(i, tol=1e-12, max_iters=500))
y = numpy.array(y)
z = numpy.polyfit(x, y, 10)
Parameters
----------
angle : float
enter the angle to be traversed in degrees
Returns
-------
weight : float
Weight value for calculating bezier control points that
approximate a circular curve.
"""
z = numpy.array([
-2.45143082907626980583458614241573e-24,
1.58856196152315352138612607918623e-21,
-5.03264989277462933391916020538014e-19,
8.57954915199159887348249578203777e-17,
-1.09982713519619074150585319501519e-14,
6.42175701661701683377126465867012e-13,
-1.95012445981222027957307425487916e-10,
6.98338125134285339870680633234242e-10,
-1.27018636324842636571531492850617e-05,
5.58069196465371404519196542326487e-08,
6.66666581437823202449521886592265e-01
])
p = numpy.poly1d(z)
return p(angle)
[docs]def find_circular_weight(angle, guess=0.5, tol=1e-9, max_iters=50, r=10, segs=100):
"""
Finds weight factor for bezier control points such that the `angle`
QRS will be filled with cubic bezier curve approximating a circle
that is tangent at the points Q and S.
Parameters
----------
angle : float
the turn angle in degrees. e.g., if turn angle is 30 degrees, then the angle
that needs to be spanned by the curve is 150 degrees.
guess : float, optional (default=0.5)
the initial value for the bisection search
tol : float, optional (default=1e-9)
the tolerance for ceasing bisection search
max_iters : int, optional (default=50)
the maximum iterations for bisection search
r : float, optional (default=10)
the radius for the circle. the larger this value, the more precise the
weight will be since tolerance is absolute.
segs : int, optional (defualt=100)
number of points to consider on the circle, and bezier points to compute.
Returns
-------
weight : float
the magnitude for scaling control points relative to start and end points.
error_np : 1D numpy.array
an array of float error values from the curve to circular radius
error : float
the max error minus min error
iterations : integer
the count of bisection search iterations
References
----------
http://spencermortensen.com/articles/bezier-circle/
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h -- -- -- R angle
/ \ /
/ | \
/ | \
/ o o \
/o | o\
/o | o\
0 - Q o----+----o S -- >
0
"""
if not 0 < angle < 180:
raise ValueError('`angle` must be between 0 and 180, exclusive')
if not 0 < guess < 1:
raise ValueError('`guess` must be between 0 and 1, exclusive')
deg = (180 - angle) / 2
theta = numpy.deg2rad(deg) # half of the interior angle formed by QRS
r = r
# y location of acute angle QRS apex
h = r * numpy.cos(theta) / numpy.tan(theta)
x = 0 # x location of acute angle QRS apex
kc = -h * numpy.tan(theta) * numpy.tan(theta) # y value of circle center
xc = h * numpy.tan(theta) # x value of circle and line RS tangent point
pt0 = numpy.array([-xc, 0]) # position of point Q
pt2 = numpy.array([xc, 0]) # position of point S
ptm = numpy.array([x, h]) # position of apex point R
a = 1 # upper bound for bisection search
b = 0 # lower bound for bisection search
guess_gen = gen_new_guess(guess, pt0, pt2, ptm, kc, r, a, b, segs)
for i in range(max_iters):
guess, error_np, error, a, b = next(guess_gen)
if -tol < error < tol:
return guess, error_np, error, i
return guess, error_np, error, i
[docs]def gen_new_guess(guess, pt0, pt2, ptm, kc, r, a, b, segs):
"""Generator to produce the next guess in the bisection search sequence"""
while True:
pc1 = ctrl_pts(pt0, ptm, guess) # first bezier control point along QR
pc2 = ctrl_pts(pt2, ptm, guess) # second bezier control point along RS
# build cubic bezier curve with `segs` segments
t = bezier([pt0, pc1, pc2, pt2], segs)
# determine radial distance from each bezier point to the circle center
radial_dist = numpy.sqrt(numpy.sum((t - [0, kc])**2, axis=1))
# radial distance from circle to bezier curve
error_np = radial_dist - r
tmax = numpy.abs(error_np.max())
tmin = numpy.abs(error_np.min())
error = (tmax - tmin) # minimize the range with bisection search
yield guess, error_np, error, a, b
if error > 0:
a = guess
else:
b = guess
guess = (a + b) / 2
[docs]def bezier_xy(x, y, weight=None, angle=90, segs=100, keep_ends=True):
"""
Compute cubic bezier curves between each set of three points
using symetric control points offset by the `weight`.
Parameters
----------
x : list-like
a 1D array of x values
y : list-like
a 1D array of y values
weight : float, optional (default = None)
Weight given to intermediate bezier control points. If
`None` then the weight will be determined by the `angle`
angle : float, optional (default = 90)
the interior angle for the bezier sections to traverse
segs : integer, optional (default = 100)
the number of segments for bezier curve approzimation between
each set of three points
keep_ends : bool, optional (default = True)
include start and end coordinates in output
Returns
-------
tx : numpy.array
an array of x values
ty : numpy.array
an array of y values
"""
if weight is None:
weight = circular_weight(angle)
_x = [x[s] for s in numpy.ma.clump_unmasked(numpy.ma.masked_invalid(x))]
_y = [y[s] for s in numpy.ma.clump_unmasked(numpy.ma.masked_invalid(y))]
tx = []
ty = []
insert_nan = False
if len(_x) > 1:
insert_nan = True
for segx, segy in zip(_x, _y):
xmid, ymid = algo.midpoints(segx), algo.midpoints(segy)
# xmid = numpy.dstack((xmid, segx[1:])).flatten()[:-1]
# ymid = numpy.dstack((ymid, segy[1:])).flatten()[:-1]
temp = numpy.vstack((xmid, ymid)).T
rng = numpy.arange(0, len(temp) - 1, 2)
_tx = []
_ty = []
last_pt = None
for i in rng:
pt = temp[i:i + 3]
if i > 0 and not numpy.array_equal(pt[0], last_pt): # unsure what this is doing here.
continue
c1 = ctrl_pts(pt[0], pt[1], weight)
c2 = ctrl_pts(pt[2], pt[1], weight)
t = bezier([pt[0], c1, c2, pt[2]], segs)
_tx.append(t[:, 0])
_ty.append(t[:, 1])
last_pt = pt[2]
tx.append(numpy.concatenate(
(segx[:1], numpy.array(_tx).flatten(), segx[-1:])))
ty.append(numpy.concatenate(
(segy[:1], numpy.array(_ty).flatten(), segy[-1:])))
if insert_nan:
for t in [tx, ty]:
t.append([numpy.nan])
tx = numpy.concatenate(tx)
ty = numpy.concatenate(ty)
if not keep_ends:
tx = tx[1:-1]
ty = ty[1:-1]
return tx, ty


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Creating a canvas based 3D game.
8th April 2020
First, a little background as to why this sort of thing is still required. A few years back, lots of people, myself included, were creating 'WebGL' based software, which is the web version of OpenGL - the industry standard programming interface for rendering 3D graphics
Along with everyone else, I was also loving the new powerful way to render 3D in the browser using full hardware acceleration. Your graphics could look better and they would render faster. For those of us who like writing high performance graphics software it was a really something to have this available in a web browser. Then one day, my development pc died and I had to switch to my backup machine, almost identical in spec, but with a slightly different graphics card.
Nothing worked.
The browser would say webgl was available, but disabled. To my dismay, despite lots of googling, it appeared my graphics card was no longer supported, and their was no fix for this other than buy a new pc. That would solve my problem, but I could never guarantee that other people using my software would not have the same issues I faced.
Canvas to the rescue.
Fortunately, even without the hardware acceleration of webgl, the HTML 5 canvas technology is awesome and is really, really good at rendering 2D graphics very fast and a modern javascript engine is also very fast, so I decided to go back to an old way of doing 3D graphics, one that was used to great effect on the Playstation One and Sega Saturn. - using a drawlist
Most 3D rendering software works with triangles and although there is no specific triangle drawing function available in canvas (what a missed opportunity!!) the tools available can still do this at an eye watering speed.
// e.g. draw a simple red, filled triangle of 3 points (x0,y0), (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) using canvas.
canvas.beginPath();
canvas.fillStyle="#ff0000";
canvas.moveTo (x0,y0);
canvas.lineTo (x1,y1);
canvas.lineTo (x2,y2);
canvas.lineTo (x0,y0);
canvas.fill();
Performance note : constant changing/setting of either fillStyle or strokeStyle can make your rendering run slowly as the browser has to parse and check it each time it changes.
The Painters algorithm
This is one of the simplest solutions to the problem of rendering 3D graphics on a 2D canvas. The idea is that everything you want to draw is assigned a z value. The further into the background something is, the bigger the z value. By assigning everything a z value, and then drawing in z order (from largest to smallest) you can render a 3D scene.
For ordering 3D triangles, the 'z' value for each triangle is the average z of each triangle corner. This works surprisingly well for a large number of cases.
However, the painters algorithm has a few shortcomings in that it doesn't completely solve the drawing order problem or a number of cases, such as overlapping z values. I'm using it here because it is a) fast and b) the memory footprint is relatively small compared to other solutions.
My implementation of the painters algorithm involves creating a draw list, after doing the various 3D calculations to position all the triangles etc.. and then going through a simple loop to draw everything.
b = ((object_z - near_z) * MAXBUCKETS) / (far_z - near_z);
b = Math.floor(b);
A fast Javascript draw list implementation
Why use a draw list
Most modern smartphones, tablets and pc's can easily handle full 3D with a hardware z buffer. However some pc's, although capable of 3D rendering have 3D rendering disabled in the browser. So you need a fallback to another way of ordering your 3D triangles.
The way I see it, you have two options either do a software z-buffer, or create a draw list which will render your triangle data in the right order for drawing (draw furthest away first).
A quick note on the coordinate system used: y is up and down, x is left to right, z goes into the screen. The z axis is the opposite from the one used by opengl, but I find it more natural to have my positive z values go into the screen
triangles are to be sorted on z value. To get the z-sort value, just find the average
Ordering triangles by z values means that there needs to be a way to sort triangle data fast. To achieve this I've used 2 data structures.
the first one is a 'bucket' list, which is a fixed size array, and all the z values between the near and far clip planes are scaled to fit within this range.
b = ((object_z - near_z) * MAXBUCKETS) / (far_z - near_z);
b = Math.floor(b);
b will be an integer in the range from 0 to the maximum number of 'buckets'. This means that every triangle with similar z values will be grouped together.
Why not to use a draw list
A draw list will solve a limited set of rendering problems. With careful design of 3D objects it is perfectly possible to write 3D renderers with them. However, it is not a complete solution to the painters algorithm problem - overlapping triangles, or triangles close together will still not be rendered properly. - Nick.
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Koalas Are Now ‘Functionally Extinct’ & Will No Longer Be Able To Produce A New Generation
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It’s not been a good week for animals all over the world. At first, we heard about Iman the last Sumatran Rhino was on her deathbed, before she passed away yesterday, officially marking the extinction of the Sumatran Rhino in Malaysia. And today, due to massive bush fires that are happening in Australia which caused the deaths of hundreds of koala bears, this species is now considered to be functionally extinct.
“Functionally extinct” means that currently so few pairs of koala that it’s almost impossible for them to produce a new generation. Despite the efforts by the Australian government, they couldn’t do anything to save hundreds of koala bears who lost their lives in the fire. SFGATE reported that volunteers who went through the forests in the hopes of finding for any survivors only found dead koalas.
“As many as 350 koalas have already been killed but more will most probably die due to dehydration or they will starve to death.”
Koalas rely on eucalyptus leaves for their water source but the fires have destroyed their habitat alongside their food and water sources. Koala bears were already considered “vulnerable to extinction” as us humans have been clearing their forests, and their numbers were below 20,000. Previous estimates had them going extinct by 2050 but after this devastation, they could be reclassified as endangered in the state of New South Wales.
Koala Conservation Australia President Sue Ashton had a simple yet heartbreaking statement in response to this event,
“I don’t know how we are going to come back from this “
Should we be disappointed? Should we be sad? The main thing here is that these animals had no one but us to protect them, and sadly, we have let them down.
Also read: Woman Risked Her Life Saving A Koala Bear From Burning to Death in Raging Bushfire


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srec is a tool for testing Java Swing applications. It supports not only record / replay using a friendly GUI, but also provides a Java DSL for writing Swing tests, as well as a Ruby module to aid in writing Cucumber tests. As a bonus, test scripts can also be run on a Hadoop cluster, speeding up large test suites run.
Apache License 2.0
Victor Tatai<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can download this project in either zip or tar formats.
You can also clone the project with Git by running:
$ git clone git://github.com/vtatai/srec


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