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The Institute has one guest house within the campus. The guest house is located near the VLTC.
The Guest House has altogether 12 A/c Suites with a TV, Internet Facility and a Blower in each room.
Housed in an imposing double storeyed building and located at a central place, the guest house provides
boarding and lodging facilities for the Institute guests and Visitors. The Guest House has a homely
atmosphere and ambiance traditionally acclaimed for its environs of hygiene and food of homely relish and richness.
Guest House
Office : +91<PHONE_NUMBER>, 2690453
Extension : 2051
Guest House Supervisor:<PHONE_NUMBER>


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title: All other herbs
image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/27/Garden_of_herbs.jpg/512px-Garden_of_herbs.jpg
image_source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Garden_of_herbs.jpg
foodtag: all-other-herbs
---
All other herbs not listed in Green-Green and Green herb sections is included here.


Single Value Binding is the basic concept behind all of qooxdoo's data binding mechanisms. But it is also a very useful helper during the development. In this tutorial, we connect a slider value to the text state of the button.
The first step is to setup the basic UI. Therefore, we need a slider and a button next to each other. First, we create a slider with a width of 100 pixel and a range between 0 and 8.
var slider = new qx.ui.form.Slider(); slider.setWidth(100); slider.setMinimum(0); slider.setMaximum(8); this.getRoot().add(slider, {left: 10, top: 15});
As you can see, we also add the slider to the root widget so running this code will already show the slider. But the button is still missing. Creating a button is also easy.
var button = new qx.ui.form.Button("x pieces"); this.getRoot().add(button, {left: 120, top: 10});
The text of the button should show how many pieces we have selected with the slider. As we did not set up the binding, a change of the slider does not change the buttons text.
After setting up the UI, we have two tasks left. First, we need to update the button's text as soon as we move the slider. For this we can use data binding. But we nee to know two things. Single Value Binding connects two properties of qooxdoo objects, no matter what objects. In our case, we want to connect the value property of the slider to the label property of the button.
slider.bind("value", button, "label");
Adding this line to the bottom of the code will connect the two properties. Give it a try and run the sample. You will see that the button label changes right away to the value the slider currently has. Move the slider to see the label change.
But that is not what we planed. We wanted to have a text like "x pieces" in the button. So we need a converter which will convert the value of the slider (which is a number) to the text we want to show. The converter can be added as a additional argument to the bind function.
slider.bind("value", button, "label", { converter: function(data) { return data + " pieces"; } });
Replace the bind call we added with this one. The converter will add the missing text. These converters are really powerful because you can decide, based on the source's value, what to set on the target.


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This Summer’s END Team consisted of three members: Ina Chan, Cassidy Holahan, and Dorothy Pierre-Louis. This team has focused on cataloguing early novels from the 1790s as part of the Early Novels Database project and dedicated this project to mapping out the locations in the titles of novels from 1660-1850. This project was part of our work at END!
We would like to thank Anna Levine, for all her guidance as our END supervisor, Girmaye Misgna, for assistance in learning ArcGIS, Catherine Chase, for all her assistance to the END team, and everyone at Kislak.
Team Member
Ina Chen is an English Department Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Ina helped with the project planning and research. She is also responsible for building and maintaining the website.
Team Member
Cassidy Holahan is a PhD student in the English Department at the University of Pennsylvania. She studies British literature of the long eighteenth-century, with a focus on material texts, digital humanities, and the history of the novel. Cassidy worked as the graduate student supervisor of END's summer 2019 team, and oversaw this project.
Her digital projects can be found online www.cassidyholahan.com
Team Member
Dorothy “Thyo” Pierre-Louis is a senior English major at the University of Pennsylvania. Thyo helped with project planning and research. In addition to this summer project group project, Thyo worked on a personal END-related project concerning paratext in the Summer of 2018.


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1 Almost one month later, on the twenty-first day of the next month, Yahweh gave the prophet Haggai another message.
2 The message was that he should say this to Shealtiel's son Zerubbabel, the governor of Judah, Jehozadek's son Jeshua the high priest, and to the other people who were still alive in Jerusalem:
3 "Do any of you remember how glorious our former temple was? If you do, what does it look like to you now? It must seem like nothing at all.
4 But now Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says to all of you, to Zerubbabel, Jeshua, and the rest of you people who live in this nation, 'Do not be discouraged; instead be strong!
5 My Spirit remains among you, like I promised your ancestors when they left Egypt. So do not be afraid!'
6 This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says: 'Soon I will shake again the sky and the earth, the oceans and the ground.
7 I will shake again the people of all the nations, and as a result they will bring their treasures to this temple. I will fill this temple with my glory.
8 The silver and the gold that they own are really mine, so they will bring them to me.
9 Then this temple will be more glorious than the former temple was. And I will cause things to go well for you all. That will surely happen because I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, have said it.'"
10 Then on the twenty-fourth day of the ninth month of that same year, Yahweh gave still another message to the prophet Haggai:
11 "This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies says: 'Ask the priests this question about what is written in the laws of Moses about sacrifices:
12 If one of you priests takes from the altar some meat that was sacrificed and is carrying it in his robes, if his robe touches some bread or stew or wine or olive oil or some other food, does that food also become holy?'"
When he said that to the priests, they replied, "No."
13 Then Haggai asked them, "If someone becomes unacceptable to God by touching a corpse, and then he touches any of those foods, will the food also become unacceptable to God?"
The priests replied, "Yes."
14 Then Haggai replied, "Yahweh says this: 'It is the same with you people and with this nation. Everything that you do and all the sacrifices that you all offer are unacceptable to me because of the sins that you have committed.
15 Think about what has been happening to you before you began to lay the foundation of my temple.
16 When you expected to harvest twenty measures of grain, you harvested only ten. When someone went to a big wine vat to get fifty measures of wine, there were only twenty in the vat.
17 I sent blight and mildew to destroy all your crops. But still you did not return to me.' This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says to you.
18 Starting from this day, the twenty-fourth day of the ninth month of this year, the day when you have laid the foundation of my new temple, continue to think carefully about your situation.
19 Is there now any grain seed left in your barns? No, because you have eaten the small amount that you harvested. And there is no fruit on your grapevines and fig trees and pomegranate trees and olive trees.
But, from now on, I will bless you!'"
20 On that same day, Yahweh gave another message to Haggai.
21 He said, "Tell Zerubbabel, the governor of Judah, that I am going to shake the sky and the earth.
22 I will end the power of the kings of many nations. I will cause their chariots and their drivers, their horses and the soldiers who are riding on them to be destroyed.  And I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, declare that like kings wear signet rings to show that they have authority to rule people, I will appoint you and cause you to have authority to rule. I will do that because I have chosen you. That will surely happen because I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, have said it."


Fontainebleau is the ultimate Mekka for Boulderers…
This beautiful picture has been taken in Berlin, Germany.
Polands city Warsaw has a lovely center which looks spectacular a night.


Like Thoreau, I took up farming to know farming. I lasted maybe five minutes, but took lots of pictures. Also, a few observations on who do that voodoo that some do so well.
A Little Bit Country
On Sunday, I biked out about 5 km along dirt paths to see my host family's two plots. They go out to work the fields pretty much every day, though my host father also has a full-time job at the local hospital, so he's not always out with his family.
 Thank God I was a computer programmer, and not a farmer. See that animal pulling a plow in the 28th picture? That's what those people can go right on ahead and kiss. This farming thing is hard work, and not in the sense from the Canadian movie Goon, either.
After five minutes of me clearing weeds, and another hour of leaning against a shade tree and drinking water while I watched everyone else work I was exhausted! After that trauma (and running out of water), I headed straight back to Léo for lunch in a restaurant and a couple of beers.
I completely respect what they're doing, but it's hot, dusty, physically difficult, exhausting and repetitive. My appreciation for what the internal combustion engine has done for Western society over the past hundred-odd years has grown tenfold.
Here are some pictures. By the way, the reason I'm wearing the bicycle helmet is to keep the sun off my head. I had washed my hat that morning, and it was on the clothes line drying, so I just went with the UN-colored bike helmet.
Who do that Voodoo?
Not my host family, that's for sure! The traditional religion here is called “animism,” though some think this term is abusive. I've also seen it called “witchcraft,” which is another notch down the PC scale, methinks. You do see it around, like with objects placed in certain patterns, and a good chunk of folks here believe in it.
In our orientation, we were told not to greet our host family members before we had washed in the morning. I did that, but the body language I got when I was fetching my pail of water right in front of my host brothers was “what's wrong with this guy?” So, I started saying good morning to them, and it became clear to me that this was perfectly fine.
Well, yesterday in training I found out what the deal was. According to the traditional religion here, you have evil spirits on your face when you wake up, and it's bad luck for the other person if you say hello to them before you wash. But, my host father Yacoba is an intelligent, educated, fairly sophisticated man. He might be illiterate, but he's a smart guy. He's also a devout muslim, and that means that he learns a lot from his imam, who seemed like a smart guy when I met him on the festival of the end of Ramadan.
So, today I talked to Yacoba about this, and yes, it is a traditional belief. And yes, it's largely because of the teachings of islam that he and his family aren't big into the voodoo, I mean traditional religion. That's not universally true, apparently – many people here are either muslim or Christian, but also believe in some or all of the traditional religion.
So that was interesting. Here is a living, breathing example of islam as a progressive social force, spreading education and dispelling superstition. And a heck of a nice guy, too.


EAC seeks $ 4.8m for political union project
Arusha. The East African Community (EAC) requires $4.8million to accomplish its Political Federation project.
The secretariat is urging for a special funding arrangement to undertaken and complete the process in time.
"It is an expensive project requiring substantial financial investment", said the secretary general Liberat Mfumukeko.
He admitted when speaking in Kampala last week that the process was behind schedule due to scarcity of funds.
"In our estimation, the process of drafting the Constitution will require resources to the tune of $ 4.8 million", he said.
Amb. Mfumukeko was speaking in the Uganda capital during the launching of the National Stakeholders Consultations to Draft of the EAC Political Confederation.
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He added that the consultations would ensure full participation of the EAC citizens in the desired integration process.
According to him, the development of the Constitution of the proposed EAC Confederation was "a political process that requires high level of inclusion".
The drafting of the EAC Political Confederation is being undertaken by a team of Constitutional Experts nominated by the six partner states.
The 18-member team is chaired by Justice Dr. Benjamin Odoki, the Chief Justice Emeritus of the Uganda and the process was projected to be completed in 2022 with its adoption by the Summit.
Launching the consultations, Uganda President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda said the envisaged East African Political Federation will bring prosperity to the region.
"It will bring prosperity which can be attained through trade and economic growth", he said at his Entebbe State House on Monday.
He added that envisaged political union would also guarantee the strategic security for smaller member countries of the Community from external threats.
He said the Political Confederation he launched was "a transitional model" to the Political Federation.
Speaking at the event, the Chairperson of the Team of Constitutional Experts Justice Dr. Odoki said the team has been to various parts of the world studying the confederation systems.
He added that they has also finalized a study and analysing of the EAC establishment in order to align it with the practice of confederations.
Political Federation is the ultimate goal of the EAC regional integration project and the fourth after the Customs Union, Common Market and Monetary Union.
The process has, nonetheless, been slow and in 2017, the Summit of the Heads of State agreed on the Political Confederation model of Political Federation.
A team tasked to develop the Draft Constitution was to present its report to the regional leaders during their ordinary summit on November 30th.
However, the summit which was to take place in Arusha has been postponed indefinitely.


@(user: Option[models.User], polls: Seq[Poll], flash: play.mvc.Http.Flash) @import helper._ @main("Dashboard")("dashboard")(user) {
Killer Cocktail: Play! Framework, MongoDB & Red Hat OpenShift.
This sample application developed for Red Hat's Developer Day, will let you create polls and share them on Twitter so your followers can answer them.


Nyzo version 526 (commit on GitHub) adds Micropay and prefilled-data commands to the client.
This version does not affect the verifier or sentinel. It only affects the client.
In the client loop, canceled is checked before validation. Previously, validation output would display once after a command was canceled. This did not cause any problems, but it was incorrect behavior. Also, reloading of preferences has been added before validation. The Micropay-send command requires some preferences to be set, and a restart to reload those preferences would be tedious.
The ClientTransactionUtil class has been added to allow multiple commands to share a process for creating and sending transactions. The core of this class is the code that was used to create and send transactions in TransactionSendCommand.
If an IP address and port are supplied, the transaction is sent just to that receiver. The MicropaySendCommand uses this single-receiver method. Otherwise, the transaction is sent to the cycle. The TransactionSendCommand and PrefilledDataSendCommand use the cycle-send method.
This class also provides a method for creating a string to display sender data. This is the same method that has been used on the Nyzo web server. If the sender data represents a UTF-8 string that encodes back to the original sender-data bytes, then the data is interpreted as a UTF-8 encoded string. Otherwise, the bytes of the sender data are displayed in hexadecimal format.
A static method for building a ValidationResult instance has been added to the ValidationResult class. This method is used whenever an unexpected exception is thrown when performing command validation. Previously, a ValidationResult with a null argument list was returned in such a case, but this was causing another exception in the client loop and resulting in the display of a rather unhelpful error message.
MicropayCreateCommand builds a Micropay string. A Micropay string bundles receiver ID, sender data, amount, receiver IP, and receiver port. The receiver IP and receiver port allow the client to send the transaction directly to the receiver. For small transactions, such as payment for viewing newspaper articles, a small amount of loss due to verifier issues is acceptable. This will allow receivers to immediately verify and approve transactions based on the latest available balance list, and then the receivers will have the responsibility of forwarding the transaction to the cycle to try to have the transaction incorporated into the blockchain.
PrefilledDataCreateCommand builds a prefilled-data string. This is simply a receiver ID and sender data bundled into a single Nyzo string. This string was created to address any situation where a receiver relies on sender data to process incoming transactions. The receiver can create a prefilled-data string with the appropriate sender data, give that prefilled-data string to the sender, and be assured that the sender attaches the appropriate data to a transaction.
PrefilledDataSendCommand works just like TransactionSendCommand. However, instead of accepting a receiver ID and sender data, it accepts a prefilled-data string.
TransactionSendCommand has some minor changes to improve user experience.
The functionality of TransactionSendCommand has been moved to ClientTransactionUtil.
The encoding table has been updated to use only "unreserved" characters as defined in RFC 3986, section 2.3. The upcoming Micropay system will eventually allow signed transactions to be sent to web servers in URL query strings, so these strings should be as URL-friendly as possible.
For compatibility with older Nyzo strings, characters from the old encoding are mapped to their new characters. Also, the two alphabetic characters that are omitted from the encoding table are mapped to their look-alike numerals in the table.
The receiver port has been added to NyzoStringMicropay. This is not backward-compatible with older Micropay strings, but this is not a concern, as these strings are not yet widely used.
NyzoStringTest has been updated to test prefilled-data strings and to include the receiver port in Micropay strings.
PreferencesUtil was modified to allow the "=" character in values. This is no longer necessary functionality, as this character was removed from the Nyzo string encoding table, but the change was allowed to remain because it is more sensible than the previous behavior.
Reloading of preferences is now allowed. The client uses this functionality to ease configuration of commands that use preferences. Also, a method has been added for getting a double value from preferences. This is currently used to retrieve the maximum Micropay amount.


DS.FilteredRecordArray Class
Represents a list of records whose membership is determined by the store. As records are created, loaded, or modified, the store evaluates them to determine if they should be part of the record array.
Item Index
Properties
Methods
addRecord
-
record
-
an
Adds a record to the RecordArray
without duplicates
filterFunction
-
record
The filterFunction is a function used to test records from the store to determine if they should be part of the record array.
Example
var allPeople = store.all('person');
allPeople.mapBy('name'); // ["Tom Dale", "Yehuda Katz", "Trek Glowacki"]
var people = store.filter('person', function(person) {
if (person.get('name').match(/Katz$/)) { return true; }
});
people.mapBy('name'); // ["Yehuda Katz"]
var notKatzFilter = function(person) {
return !person.get('name').match(/Katz$/);
};
people.set('filterFunction', notKatzFilter);
people.mapBy('name'); // ["Tom Dale", "Trek Glowacki"]
Parameters:
-
record
DS.Model
Returns:
true
if the record should be in the array
objectAtContent
-
index
Retrieves an object from the content by index.
Parameters:
-
index
Number
Returns:
record
pushRecord
-
record
Adds a record to the RecordArray
, but allows duplicates
Parameters:
-
record
DS.Model
save
()
DS.PromiseArray
Saves all of the records in the RecordArray
.
Example
var messages = store.all('message');
messages.forEach(function(message) {
message.set('hasBeenSeen', true);
});
messages.save();
Returns:
promise
update
()
Used to get the latest version of all of the records in this array from the adapter.
Example
var people = store.all('person');
people.get('isUpdating'); // false
people.update();
people.get('isUpdating'); // true
updateFilter
()
private
Properties
content
Ember.Array
private
The array of client ids backing the record array. When a record is requested from the record array, the record for the client id at the same index is materialized, if necessary, by the store.
isLoaded
Boolean
The flag to signal a RecordArray
is currently loading data.
Example
var people = store.all('person');
people.get('isLoaded'); // true
isUpdating
Boolean
The flag to signal a RecordArray
is currently loading data.
Example
var people = store.all('person');
people.get('isUpdating'); // false
people.update();
people.get('isUpdating'); // true


Module dist.sys
Host system dependent commands. Override the default UNIX commands if needed for your platform. Commands currently depend on popen and unzip being available. For future releases we would like to use lua packages handling the compression issues. Additionally some filesystem functionality not available in luafilesystem is emulated here.
Functions
| Q (arg) | Quote argument for shell processing (Windows). |
| Q (arg) | Quote argument for shell processing (Windows). |
| copy (src, dest) | Recursive copy a file or directory (Windows). |
| copy (src, dest) | Recursive copy a file or directory (Windows). |
| curDir () | Get current directory. |
| delete (dir) | Delete a file or a directory and all its contents (Windows). |
| delete (dir) | Delete a file or a directory and all its contents (Windows). |
| dir (dir, path) | List the contents of a directory. |
| execute (command, ...) | Run the given system command, quoting its arguments. |
| executeString (cmd) | Run the given system command. |
| exists (dir, path) | Test for existance of a file. |
| forceDelete (src) | Force delete a file, even if it is open. |
| getZipFile (zipfile, file) | Extract file contents of a file from archive |
| isDir (dir, path) | Test is pathname is a directory. |
| isFile (dir, path) | Test is pathname is a file. |
| list (dir, path) | Recursively list the contents of a directory. |
| makeDir (dir) | Create a directory. |
| makeStart (dest) | Create environment startup script (Windows). |
| makeStart (dest) | Create environment startup script (Windows). |
| move (src, dest) | Move a file from one location to another (Windows). |
| move (src, dest) | Move a file from one location to another (Windows). |
| path (...) | Compose full system path or part of url |
| pathLen (dir) | little helper function to get file depth (for directories its +1) |
| relLink (src, dest, from) | Relatively Link file or directory contents to destination. |
| unzip (archive, dest) | Unpack an archive. |
| zip (workdir, zipfile, ...) | Compress files in a .zip archive. |
Functions
- Q (arg)
-
Quote argument for shell processing (Windows). Adds single quotes and escapes.
Parameters
- arg: string: Unquoted argument.
Return value:
string: Quoted argument. - Q (arg)
-
Quote argument for shell processing (Windows). Adds single quotes and escapes.
Parameters
- arg: string: Unquoted argument.
Return value:
string: Quoted argument. - copy (src, dest)
-
Recursive copy a file or directory (Windows).
Parameters
- src: string: Pathname of source
- dest: string: Pathname of destination. If `src` is a directory, copies contents of `src` into contents of directory `dest`. Otherwise, both must represent files.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - copy (src, dest)
-
Recursive copy a file or directory (Windows).
Parameters
- src: string: Pathname of source
- dest: string: Pathname of destination. If `src` is a directory, copies contents of `src` into contents of directory `dest`. Otherwise, both must represent files.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - curDir ()
-
Get current directory.
Return value:
string: current direcotry. - delete (dir)
-
Delete a file or a directory and all its contents (Windows). For safety, this only accepts absolute paths.
Parameters
- dir: string: Pathname of the file or directory to delete
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. Returns success if already deleted. - delete (dir)
-
Delete a file or a directory and all its contents (Windows). For safety, this only accepts absolute paths.
Parameters
- dir: string: Pathname of the file or directory to delete
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. Returns success if already deleted. - dir (dir, path)
-
List the contents of a directory.
Parameters
- dir:
- path: string: directory to list if not specified the current directory will be used.
Return value:
table: an array of strings with the filenames representing the contents of a directory. - execute (command, ...)
-
Run the given system command, quoting its arguments. The command is executed in the current directory in the dir stack.
Parameters
- command: string: The command to be executed. No quoting/escaping need to be applied.
- ...: strings: containing additional arguments, which are quoted.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - executeString (cmd)
-
Run the given system command. The command is executed in the current directory in the dir stack.
Parameters
- cmd: string: No quoting/escaping is applied to the command.
Return value:
boolean: True if command succeeds, false otherwise. - exists (dir, path)
-
Test for existance of a file.
Parameters
- dir:
- path: string: filename to test
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - forceDelete (src)
-
Force delete a file, even if it is open. If the file can't be deleted because it is currently open, this function will try to rename the file to a temporary file in the same directory. Windows in particular doesn't allow running executables to be deleted, but it does allow them to be renamed. Cygwin 1.7 (unlike 1.5) does allow such deletion but internally implements it via a mechanism like this. For futher details, see http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_name=bc4ed2190909261323i7c6280bfp6e7be6f70c713b0c%40mail.gmail.com
Parameters
- src: - file name
- getZipFile (zipfile, file)
-
Extract file contents of a file from archive
Parameters
- zipfile: string: pathname of .zip/.dist archive to read from.
- file: string: file to get contents of.
Return value:
contents, err: returns contents of file or false and error message. Requires io.popen (2DO: work when io.popen not available?) - isDir (dir, path)
-
Test is pathname is a directory.
Parameters
- dir:
- path: string: pathname to test
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - isFile (dir, path)
-
Test is pathname is a file.
Parameters
- dir:
- path: string: pathname to test
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - list (dir, path)
-
Recursively list the contents of a directory.
Parameters
- dir:
- path: string: directory to list if not specified the current directory will be used
Return value:
table: an array of strings representing the contents of the directory structure - makeDir (dir)
-
Create a directory.
Parameters
- dir: string: Path to create.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. Succeeds if already exists. - makeStart (dest)
-
Create environment startup script (Windows).
Parameters
- dest: string: Dir to generate the file in.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - makeStart (dest)
-
Create environment startup script (Windows).
Parameters
- dest: string: Dir to generate the file in.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - move (src, dest)
-
Move a file from one location to another (Windows).
Parameters
- src: string: Pathname of source.
- dest: string: Pathname of destination.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - move (src, dest)
-
Move a file from one location to another (Windows).
Parameters
- src: string: Pathname of source.
- dest: string: Pathname of destination.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - path (...)
-
Compose full system path or part of url
Parameters
- ...:
Return value:
string: Path string - pathLen (dir)
-
little helper function to get file depth (for directories its +1)
Parameters
- dir:
- relLink (src, dest, from)
-
Relatively Link file or directory contents to destination.
Parameters
- src: string: Path or file to link.
- dest: string: Destination to link to.
- from: string: Directory to link from, by default curDir.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - unzip (archive, dest)
-
Unpack an archive. Extract the contents of an archive, detecting its format by filename extension.
Parameters
- archive: string: Filename of archive.
- dest:
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message. - zip (workdir, zipfile, ...)
-
Compress files in a .zip archive.
Parameters
- workdir:
- zipfile: string: pathname of .zip archive to be created.
- ...: Filenames to be stored in the archive are given as additional arguments.
Return value:
ok, log: true on success, false on failure and log message.


Emotional intelligence is an entire skillset relating to being able to recognise, regulate, and respond to your emotions as well as the emotions of others in a way which reflects your core values.
EQ is a skill which we can improve over time. This improvement process has to be deliberate and continually practiced. Some of the ways in which we can improve our EQ include Attention Training, Conscious Listening, and Journaling.
IQ, or Intelligence quotient, is vastly different from EQ. IQ is a score assigned by standardised tests to assess an individual's intelligence. This relates directly to intellectual pursuits. This score can reflect learning ability, logical reasoning, word comprehension, math skills, abstract and spatial information, and the ability to filter irrelevant information.
Additonally, IQ testing is most commonly used in extremely gifted individuals and those with learning challenges who may requrie extra help.
There's a hot ongoing debate on which is more important, EQ or IQ.
Emotional intelligence is becoming increasingly valued in the workplace. A culture which values clear and respectful communication amongst employees rather than the highest IQ individuals they can find would be more likely to be a happier place to work, and in a happier environment individuals could better feel like part of a team and become better people and employees in the long run.
Developing emotional intelligence has many positive impacts on an individual and those around them! Some of these include:
A special thanks to:
Mind Tools,
Diffen
and
Help Guide


Fields¶
Implementation of Field
and subclasses. They are used in the templates.template.fields
attribute.
Each one is responsible handling a part of data-procesing in the card-generation process. This allows easy
customization of templates.Template
.
-
class
acg.fields.
CheckChipOptionsField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.OptionsField
Pick multiple options using
custom_widgets.selection_widgets.CheckChip
s.
-
class
acg.fields.
CookBook
[source]¶ Save recipes for construction of Classes with default values.
-
cook
(self, name, **kwargs)¶ Generate object from recipe.
default_kwargs in recipe can be overridden by kwargs.
-
get_recipe_names
(self)¶ Return list of all registered recipes.
-
get_recipes
(self)¶ Return
recipes
.
-
register
(self, recipe_name, info=None, **kwargs)¶ Add recipe to
recipes
.
Return dict in a form as used in
custom_widgets.CustomSpeedDial.button_dicts
.
-
-
class
acg.fields.
DisplayTextField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.Field
Only displays text.
-
class
acg.fields.
DualLongTextField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.TranslationMixin
,acg.fields.OptionsField
Pick a single options using
custom_widgets.selection_widgets.CardCarousel
.Useful for longer text, i.e. examples or explanations.
Inheritance from
TranslationMixin
guarantees that translations are available.
-
class
acg.fields.
Field
[source]¶ Base-class for fields.
Accesses the data in
template
.data, can perform actions on the obtained data and/or display it in a widget to allow user input to change it.-
get_content
(self)[source]¶ If
widget
is set, usekv_bidict
to extract.Calls
post_process()
on the data before returning it.
-
update
(self)[source]¶ Apply
pre_process()
andupdate_widget_data()
.
-
-
class
acg.fields.
ImgField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.OptionsField
,acg.fields.MediaField
Let user choose between multiple images.
-
construct_widget
(self)[source]¶ Bind
on_error()
to child’son_error
event.
-
-
class
acg.fields.
MediaField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.Field
Handles download of a single media-file and content of corresponding field.
The field should only contain the a single url.
-
class
acg.fields.
OptionsField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.Field
Base-class for a field with multiple options to choose from.
-
get_content
(self)[source]¶ If
widget
is set, gets content from widget usingkv_bidict
.If
selection_callback
is set, get content from call.Else simply get the first option as default.
-
update_widget_data
(self)[source]¶ Update widget (if present) with data from
get_data()
.
-
-
class
acg.fields.
TextInputField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.Field
Displays text and lets user edit it.
If callback is set, it will be called
on_text_validate
, i.e. when the user presses enter while field is in focus.Useful to bind to
templates.Template.search()
or templates.Template.update_from_single_parser.
-
class
acg.fields.
TransChipOptionsField
[source]¶ Bases:
acg.fields.TranslationMixin
,acg.fields.OptionsField
Pick a single options using
custom_widgets.selection_widgets.MyTransChip
s.Inheritance from
TranslationMixin
guarantees that translations are available.
-
class
acg.fields.
TranslationMixin
[source]¶ Mixin-Class that adds missing translations to the
target_field
of thetemplate.data
dict.
-
acg.fields.
compress_img_bytes
(bytes_image, width=512)[source]¶ Compress image given as bytes (e.g. as content of
requests.Response
).


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| | Министерство культуры Российской Федерации Портал Культура.рф Проект «Образы России» |
The memorial estate Arkhangelskoye
Thу memorable column to the emperor To Alexander lll
Imperators columns.
One of prince N. Yusupov the most honorary responsibilities was to organize Russian monarchs coronation ceremonies. The first coronation organized by Yusupov was Paul I of Russia enthronement in April 1797. He performed honorary duty of the coronation main marshal during Alexander I's and Nicolas I's coronation. It was a tradition for the members of the Russian Imperial family to visit Arkhangelskoe. In honor of this visits memory columns were erected in the park. There are 5 of them:
column in honor of Alexander I, he visited estate in 1816 and in 1818 ( column is on the Pushkin's alley, it was made by Moscow workshop of Italian marble master C. Kampioni in 1816, in 1827 it was toppled with cast iron eagle, restored in 2004);
column in honor of Nicolas I, who visited Arkhangelskoe after the coronation,which took place Cathedral of Dormition in Kremlin Moscow 30 September 1826 (column was made by the same workshop in 1827, it was erected to the West from the Podgornaya wall of the Lower terrace , restored in 2008-2009).
column in honor of Alexander II, who visited the estate in 1860s (column was erected in front of the Podgornaya wall's cavern, Lower terrace).
Column in honor of Alexander III, who was invite to visit Arkhangelskoe in 1888. (column was made in the same Kampioni's workshop and erected in the western part of the park , near “Caprice” complex).
Column in honor of Nicolas II, he visited estate after his coronation in 1896 (column was constructed in the southern part of the Big parterre.
In the middle the of XX century columns in honor of Alexander II and Nicolas II were lost.
Культура.рф © Портал культурного наследия России


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VItA
1.1
Virtual Iterative Angiogenesis library
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#include <SingleVessel.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | getBranchingPoints (vector< point > *branchingPoints, point xNew) |
| AbstractVascularElement * | getParent () |
| SingleVessel * | getParentVesselTo (point xp) |
| vector< AbstractVascularElement * > & | getChildren () |
| vector< SingleVessel * > * | getChildrenVesselTo (point xd) |
| vector< SingleVessel * > * | getVesselsConnectedTo (point p) |
| long long int | getTerminals () |
| long long int | getTerminals (TERMINAL_TYPE type) |
| double | getVolume () |
| void | updatePressure () |
| double | getTerminalFlow (double qProx, double qReserved, int commonTerminals) |
| double | getDistalRadius () |
| double | getProximalPressure () |
| void | saveVesselData (ofstream *treeFile) |
| void | saveVesselConnectivity (ofstream *treeFile) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| AbstractVascularElement () | |
| virtual | ~AbstractVascularElement () |
| void | setBranchingMode (BRANCHING_MODE mode) |
| vector< SingleVessel * > & | getVessels () |
| void | addChild (AbstractVascularElement *newChild) |
| void | removeChildren () |
Public Attributes | |
| vtkSmartPointer< vtkLine > | vtkSegment |
| vtkIdType | vtkSegmentId |
| point | xProx |
| point | xDist |
| int | nLevel |
| double | radius |
| double | beta |
| double | length |
| double | resistance |
| double | localResistance |
| double | viscosity |
| double | flow |
| double | pressure |
| long long int | ID |
| double | treeVolume |
| Public Attributes inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| TERMINAL_TYPE | terminalType |
| double | qReservedFraction |
| int | stage |
| AbstractVascularElement * | parent |
| vector< AbstractVascularElement * > | children |
| BRANCHING_MODE | branchingMode |
| VESSEL_FUNCTION | vesselFunction |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static int | bifurcationTests = 6 |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| enum | TERMINAL_TYPE { COMMON, RESERVED } |
| enum | BRANCHING_MODE { NO_BRANCHING, RIGID_PARENT, DEFORMABLE_PARENT, DISTAL_BRANCHING, ONLY_AT_PARENT_HOTSPOTS } |
| enum | VESSEL_FUNCTION { DISTRIBUTION, PERFORATOR, TRANSPORT } |
| Protected Attributes inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| vector< SingleVessel * > | vessels |
Composite vessel structure that for a single rectilinear vessel.
Fill branchingPoints
with the potential points for branching in the current vessel, accorading to the branchingMode
.
| branchingPoints | Vector filled with the possible branching points of this vessel. |
| xNew | Terminal position of the new vessel to branch with. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns all the children vessels to this vascular element.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns all SingleVessel that are children of this vascular element.
| xd | Point of children vessels attachment. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the radius at the distal point of the vessel.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns its parental AbstractVascularElement.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the SingleVessel that is parent for this vascular element.
| xp | Point of parent vessel attachment. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the pressure at the proximal point of the vessel.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
| double SingleVessel::getTerminalFlow | ( | double | qProx, |
| double | qReserved, | ||
| int | commonTerminals | ||
| ) |
Determine the flow at this terminal based on tree information (e.g. amount of terminals and inflow).
| tree | Tree that contains this vessel. |
|
virtual |
Returns all the inner terminals in the current vascular element.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns all vessels in this vascular structure connected to point p
.
| p | Point at which all target vessels are connected to. |
p
. Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the functional cost contribution of this vascular element. If any constraint –e.g. geometric constrains– are violated the function must return INFINITY.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Writes connectivity of this vessel at the file associated to treeFile
stream.
| treeFile | Output file stream. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Writes the vessel data at the file associated to treeFile
stream.
| treeFile | Output file stream. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Updates vascular element pressure from children to parent direction.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
| double SingleVessel::beta |
Radius relative to the parent vessel (i.e. radius/parent_radius). For root, it is the radius value.
|
static |
Points to be tested for branching in DEFORMABLE_PARENT mode.
| double SingleVessel::flow |
Flow in this vessel.
| long long int SingleVessel::ID |
Generation step
| double SingleVessel::length |
Distance between xProx and xDist.
| double SingleVessel::localResistance |
Local fluid-dynamic resistance.
| int SingleVessel::nLevel |
Bifurcation level from proximal to distal (Root is at level 0).
| double SingleVessel::pressure |
Pressure in the vessel.
| double SingleVessel::radius |
Vessel radius.
| double SingleVessel::resistance |
Reduced fluid-dynamic resistance.
| double SingleVessel::treeVolume |
Volume of this down tree branch.
| double SingleVessel::viscosity |
Blood viscosity.
| vtkSmartPointer<vtkLine> SingleVessel::vtkSegment |
VTK geomtric representation.
| vtkIdType SingleVessel::vtkSegmentId |
Unique identifier for the vessel.
| point SingleVessel::xDist |
Distal position of the vessel.
| point SingleVessel::xProx |
Proximal position of the vessel.


converting the ^M character back to newline on linux and mac
Note:
This is an export from my old wordpress website, your comments or references might be lost during the migration. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Sometimes when I saved a sheet from Excel on a Windows or Mac OSX computer as a tab-delimited file for further data processing, I frequently encountered the annoying ‘^M’ issues. To save my own time and to help the others who have the same issues, here are the solutions:
Open the file you want to convert with vim
, then replace the ‘^M’ characters to \r
like this:
Here CTRL-V+CTRL-M
really means hold your Control-V and Control-M keys, which will be finally shown as ‘^M’ in place.
Alternatively, you can also simply use the dos2unix
command:


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How to use this prototype:
Interact with the prototype using your mouse just like you would use your finger with a phone
Use the menu button in the top left to access different options of the app
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Discover new music!
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Use the links below to launch and use the interactive prototype.
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Var asciiXML
| @x:var asciiXML~boolean := false |
Semantics
Output escaped to ASCII using XML escapes. Non-breaking space (nbsp) is escaped to . Characters less then 32 (except cariage return and line feed) and characters greater than or equal to 127 (other than non-breaking space) are escaped using XML hex <escape>s. This same escape code is also available in the asciiXML function.


Before Change
continue
nit_slice = python_file.line_range(nit._line_number)
for line_number in range(nit_slice.start, nit_slice.stop):
if noqa_line_filter(python_file, line_number):
break
else:
yield nit
def check_file(self, filename):
Process python file looking for indications of problems.
:param filename: (str) Python source filename
After Change
:param filename: str pointing to a file within the buildroot.
try:
python_file = PythonFile.parse(filename, root=get_buildroot())
except CheckSyntaxError as e:
yield e.as_nit()
return
if noqa_file_filter(python_file):
return
if self.options.suppress:
// Filter out any suppressed plugins
check_plugins = [plugin for plugin in self._plugins
if self.excluder.should_include(filename, plugin.name)]
else:
check_plugins = self._plugins
for plugin in check_plugins:
for i, nit in enumerate(plugin.checker(python_file)):
if i == 0:
// NB: Add debug log header for nits from each plugin, but only if there are nits from it.
self.context.log.debug("Nits from plugin {} for {}".format(plugin.name, filename))
if not nit.has_lines_to_display:
yield nit
continue


Asteroid
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Asteroid
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Index
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W
A
addItem() (graphics.GraphWin method)
asteroid01 (module)
C
check_user_input() (asteroid01.Controller method)
checkKey() (graphics.GraphWin method)
checkMouse() (graphics.GraphWin method)
Circle (class in graphics)
clone() (graphics.Circle method)
(graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Image method)
(graphics.Line method)
(graphics.Oval method)
(graphics.Point method)
(graphics.Polygon method)
(graphics.Rectangle method)
(graphics.Text method)
close() (graphics.GraphWin method)
color_rgb() (in module graphics)
Controller (class in asteroid01)
D
delItem() (graphics.GraphWin method)
draw() (graphics.GraphicsObject method)
draw_done() (asteroid01.View method)
draw_time() (asteroid01.View method)
E
Entry (class in graphics)
F
flush() (graphics.GraphWin method)
G
getAnchor() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Image method)
(graphics.Text method)
getHeight() (graphics.GraphWin method)
(graphics.Image method)
getKey() (graphics.GraphWin method)
getMouse() (graphics.GraphWin method)
getPixel() (graphics.Image method)
getPoints() (graphics.Polygon method)
getRadius() (graphics.Circle method)
getText() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
getWidth() (graphics.GraphWin method)
(graphics.Image method)
getX() (graphics.Point method)
getY() (graphics.Point method)
graphics (module)
GraphicsError
GraphicsObject (class in graphics)
GraphWin (class in graphics)
I
idCount (graphics.Image attribute)
Image (class in graphics)
imageCache (graphics.Image attribute)
initialize() (asteroid01.View method)
isClosed() (graphics.GraphWin method)
isOpen() (graphics.GraphWin method)
L
Line (class in graphics)
M
Model (class in asteroid01)
move() (graphics.GraphicsObject method)
O
Oval (class in graphics)
P
plot() (graphics.GraphWin method)
plotPixel() (graphics.GraphWin method)
Point (class in graphics)
Polygon (class in graphics)
R
Rectangle (class in graphics)
redraw() (graphics.GraphWin method)
run() (asteroid01.Controller method)
S
save() (graphics.Image method)
screen() (graphics.Transform method)
set_time() (asteroid01.Model method)
setArrow() (graphics.Line method)
setBackground() (graphics.GraphWin method)
setCoords() (graphics.GraphWin method)
setFace() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
setFill() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.GraphicsObject method)
setMouseHandler() (graphics.GraphWin method)
setOutline() (graphics.GraphicsObject method)
setPixel() (graphics.Image method)
setSize() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
setStyle() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
setText() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
setTextColor() (graphics.Entry method)
(graphics.Text method)
setWidth() (graphics.GraphicsObject method)
T
test() (in module graphics)
Text (class in graphics)
toScreen() (graphics.GraphWin method)
toWorld() (graphics.GraphWin method)
Transform (class in graphics)
U
undraw() (graphics.GraphicsObject method)
(graphics.Image method)
update() (asteroid01.Controller method)
(asteroid01.Model method)
(asteroid01.View method)
(in module graphics)
update_observables() (asteroid01.Model method)
update_time() (asteroid01.Controller method)
V
View (class in asteroid01)
W
world() (graphics.Transform method)


{% trans %} Our illustrious judges have watched the flicks, laughed their laughs, shed their tears and they've made their decisions. It wasn't easy thanks to all the amazing entries, but here they are, ladies and gentlemen, the winners of Firefox Flicks 2012. {% endtrans %}
{% trans %} Thanks to everyone who took the time to make and submit a video to help us share the story of Firefox with the world. {% endtrans %}
{{ _('Flicks News') }}
{# Social media text stays as is and is not to be translated. #} Twitter Facebook Tumblr Flickr


Understanding High Performance Compute
Overview
The scale and elasticity of cloud makes it an ideal environment for large-scale compute-intensive workloads such as Grid Engines, High Performance/Throughput Compute (HPC/HTC) and Massively Parallel Processing (MPP), all of which have an enduring requirement for large amounts of processor cores and memory.
UKCloud's High Performance Compute service is designed for these types of workloads. In return for a volume and term commitment for a large number of compute cores, customers get a cost-effective, highly scalable infrastructure.
High Performance Compute leverages the benefits of the UKCloud assured cloud platform, providing you with a trusted cloud platform that's connected to key government networks, such as HSCN for health and social care, and Janet for research and education.
For workloads that require a temporary, more flexible or dynamic service, UKCloud's UKCloud for VMware may be more suitable. It offers exceptional performance and scalability, and consumption-based pricing. We also offer UKCloud for OpenStack, so we can deliver a suite of services to meet all of your needs.
Key benefits
High Performance Compute:
Uses a proven hyperscale architecture to deliver predictable performance at scale
Is optimised for the sensitivity of your specific workload via the DDoS-protected internet-facing Assured security domain and the trusted Elevated domain
Offers a choice of virtual machine (VM) sizes to suit the core and memory density requirements of your compute-intensive workload
Is tuned to reflect the inherent resilience provided by your Grid Engine solution
Meaning that you can:
Deploy compute-intensive workloads on a massively scalable and inexpensive platform
Avoid the CAPEX costs, risk and complexity associated with deploying a private infrastructure
Build hybrid cloud solutions optimised for both compute-intensive workloads or more traditional workloads
Integrate compute-intensive workloads with systems and datasets located on secure government networks (such as HSCN, Janet and PSN)
High Performance Compute features
We understand that long-term compute-intensive workloads require a platform that is suitably scaled, has no resource contention, offers flexible core-to-memory ratios, and is delivered at an appropriate per-core-hour price point.
UKCloud's High Performance Compute is designed to meet these requirements, and to provide an easy-to-deploy and easy-to-use infrastructure that can power your Grid Engine or parallel processing workloads.
The service is provided with a variety of cluster-wide options as follows:
Choice of our security domains. We provide both an internet-connected Assured OFFICIAL domain and Elevated OFFICIAL domain, which is primarily connected to government secure networks.
Choice of network connections. This includes PSN (including legacy networks such as GSI, PNN, CJX), RLI, HSCN and Janet.
Virtual CPU mode option. High Performance Compute is based on hyper-threaded cores which provide a cost-effective solution for compute-intensive workloads. You can opt for Native mode by using up to half the allocated cores to ensure a one-to-one mapping between virtual CPUs and physical (non hyper-threaded) cores for maximum processing power.
Choice of core-to-memory ratio. All VMs in your compute-intensive cluster must be identically configured based on one of two core-to-memory ratios.
High Performance Compute includes as standard:
Virtual firewall
One production virtual data centre (VDC) and one non-production VDC
VMware High Availability (HA) protection (only with persistent storage)
Basic load balancing
DDoS-protected internet
Personalised support via Service Delivery Managers and a telephone support desk
To model a total cost of ownership, you may also want to consider additional elements, such as connectivity, and service options, such as cloud enablement and cross-domain services.
High Performance Compute is subject to the following:
The minimum cluster size is 1,920 cores, which can be scaled in blocks of 960 cores.
All VMs within the cluster must exist within a single production VDC and within a single site.
All VMs within the cluster must be identically configured and programmatically deployed with appropriate workload distribution such as a grid engine. This is because the SLA does not apply to availability of individual VMs.
If using Tier 0 storage is configured with two local disks in a RAID 10 configuration. All available storage in the cluster will be allocated to the customer with a 6-month minimum commitment.
If any VMs are deployed with MS Windows Server OS, all provisioned cores must be licensed and will be charged at the current rate (as shown in the UKCloud Pricing Guide).
There is a two-year (24-month) fixed-term commitment, which can be continued via a further 24-month call-off contract subject to the standard procedures.
Committed Compute Spend is calculated as the effective hourly cost multiplied by the number of hours in a two-year period (for example 24 x 365 x 2 = 17,520).
50% of the Committed Compute Spend must be paid upfront; the remaining 50% will be invoiced equally over 24 months.
Early Termination Fee: if the contract is terminated before month 24, the customer will be liable for the remaining cost of the Committed Compute Spend
In addition to the Committed Compute Spend, a final balancing payment equivalent to 20% of the Committed Compute Spend will be due at month 24 of the contract. The final balancing payment will not apply in the event that the customer enters into a further two-year (24-month) fixed-term commitment.
More information
For more information, see the High Performance Compute Service Definition.
Feedback
If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


This module defines methods for selecting dates and times
Select a Rails date. Options has must
include :from => label
# File lib/cucumber/rails/capybara/select_dates_and_times.rb, line 7 def select_date(date, options) date = Date.parse(date) base_dom_id = get_base_dom_id_from_label_tag(options[:from]) find(:xpath, ".//select[@id='#{base_dom_id}_1i']").select(date.year.to_s) find(:xpath, ".//select[@id='#{base_dom_id}_2i']").select(I18n.l date, :format => '%B') find(:xpath, ".//select[@id='#{base_dom_id}_3i']").select(date.day.to_s) end
Select a Rails datetime. Options has must
include :from => label
# File lib/cucumber/rails/capybara/select_dates_and_times.rb, line 26 def select_datetime(datetime, options) select_date(datetime, options) select_time(datetime, options) end
Select a Rails time. Options has must
include :from => label
# File lib/cucumber/rails/capybara/select_dates_and_times.rb, line 17 def select_time(time, options) time = Time.zone.parse(time) base_dom_id = get_base_dom_id_from_label_tag(options[:from]) find(:xpath, ".//select[@id='#{base_dom_id}_4i']").select(time.hour.to_s.rjust(2, '0')) find(:xpath, ".//select[@id='#{base_dom_id}_5i']").select(time.min.to_s.rjust(2, '0')) end


publish package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
publish.admin module¶
Django admin for ride creation functionality
publish.apps module¶
Django app for ride creation functionality
publish.forms module¶
Django forms for ride creation functionality
-
class
publish.forms.
RideForm
(data=None, files=None, auto_id='id_%s', prefix=None, initial=None, error_class=<class 'django.forms.utils.ErrorList'>, label_suffix=None, empty_permitted=False, instance=None, use_required_attribute=None, renderer=None)¶ Bases:
django.forms.models.ModelForm
-
class
Meta
¶ Bases:
object
-
fields
= '__all__'¶
-
model
¶ alias of
publish.models.Ride
-
-
base_fields
= {'destination': <django.forms.fields.CharField object>, 'source': <django.forms.fields.CharField object>}¶
-
declared_fields
= {'destination': <django.forms.fields.CharField object>, 'source': <django.forms.fields.CharField object>}¶
-
media
¶
-
class
publish.models module¶
Django model for ride creation functionality
-
class
publish.models.
Ride
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
django.db.models.base.Model
Django model class for ride creation
-
exception
DoesNotExist
¶ Bases:
django.core.exceptions.ObjectDoesNotExist
-
exception
MultipleObjectsReturned
¶ Bases:
django.core.exceptions.MultipleObjectsReturned
-
destination
¶ A wrapper for a deferred-loading field. When the value is read from this object the first time, the query is executed.
-
id
¶ A wrapper for a deferred-loading field. When the value is read from this object the first time, the query is executed.
-
objects
= <django.db.models.manager.Manager object>¶
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source
¶ A wrapper for a deferred-loading field. When the value is read from this object the first time, the query is executed.
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publish.views module¶
Django views for ride creation functionality
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publish.views.
add_forum
(request)¶ This method processes the user request to add comments in the ride’s forum section
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publish.views.
create_ride
(request)¶ This method processes the user request to create a new ride offering
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publish.views.
distance_and_cost
(source, destination, date, hour, minute, ampm)¶ Method to retrieve distance between source and origin
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publish.views.
initialize_database
()¶ This method initialises the handles to various database collections
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publish.views.
publish_index
(request)¶ This method processes the user request to see the publish - Create ride page
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publish.views.
show_ride
(request, ride_id)¶ This method processes the user request to view a single ride’s information


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New year, new site
Ever since my (now former) hosting provider, Greenqloud, changed directions back last September and shutdown its public cloud offering, my site has been in a state of limbo. My lack of any posts for over a year didn’t help the matter either. So I did what any rational person would(n’t) do. I yanked the cord, brushed up on my Ruby and Liquid, and rebuilt the whole thing from scratch.
That’s what you are seeing right now. A new site for a new year. Is it any better? Probably not. It’s different though, I’ll let you decide:
Best features of the new site? I really like that I now have the following things:
A dedicated photos section. I like having everything self-hosted and in one place.
The about page has the version information for the software used to build the site.
Both the HTML and PDF versions of my CV are perfectly synced up thanks to Pandoc.
The revision history of a post is extracted from git and shown under each one. Why? Because I can.
I’m also changing the focus of content on this website. I intend to use it as a running list of interesting software tweaks and solutions that I’ve found useful and I want to keep track of. I would also like to have more exploratory posts where I dive into interesting problems.
Most importantly, everyone’s favorite hypotrochoid is still featured on the site. New year, new site, same hypotrochoid.
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Pep Guardiola's agent responds to Bayern Munich return reports
Manchester City boss Guardiola has been linked with a return to Bayern but agent Josep Maria Orobitg has played down reports he could go back to the Allianz Arena
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Pep Guardiola's agent Josep Maria Orobitg has played down reports the Manchester City boss could return to Bayern Munich as Niko Kovac's successor.
Kovac was relieved of his duties after a 5-1 humbling by Eintracht Frankfurt and has been replaced by coach Hansi Flick for the remainder of 2019 as Bayern source a long-term successor.
Reports in Germany had suggested Guardiola could be in line for a return to the Allianz Arena - but Orobitg insists the Spaniard is happy at the Etihad.
"In football, nothing is certain," Orobitg told Goal.
"I spoke with Pep last Wednesday, and everything is the same: He feels good at Manchester City and also in the city of Manchester, and he has a contract until June 30, 2021.
"Nobody but the press contacted me about the future Pep."
Arsene Wenger held talks with Bayern chief Karl-Heinz Rumenigge but the duo could not strike a deal and the Frenchman has now taken on a new role at FIFA.
Erik ten Hag, Thomas Tuchel and Jose Mourinho have also been linked with the post as Bayern look to cut the four-point gap to Bundesliga leaders Borussia Monchengladbach.
Guardiola spent three years as Bayern boss between 2013 and 2016 - winning three Bundesliga titles and two German Cups.
He has claimed two Premier League titles so far at Manchester City along with two League Cups and the FA Cup as the Blues completed the domestic treble last term.
But defeat at Anfield prior to the international break saw them slip nine points off the title pace behind table-topping Liverpool .


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Before Change
jarlibs_by_id[(jardep.org, jardep.name)].add(target)
// Compute class -> target.
classes_by_target = self._context.products.get_data("classes_by_target")
for tgt, target_products in classes_by_target.items():
for _, classes in target_products.abs_paths():
for cls in classes:
targets_by_file[cls].add(tgt)
// Compute jar -> target.
with Task.symlink_map_lock:
all_symlinks_map = self._context.products.get_data("symlink_map").copy()
// We make a copy, so it"s safe to use outside the lock.
After Change
jarlibs_by_id[(jardep.org, jardep.name)].add(target)
// Compute class -> target.
with self._context.new_workunit(name="map_classes"):
classes_by_target = self._context.products.get_data("classes_by_target")
for tgt, target_products in classes_by_target.items():
for _, classes in target_products.abs_paths():
for cls in classes:
targets_by_file[cls].add(tgt)
// Compute jar -> target.
with self._context.new_workunit(name="map_jars"):
with Task.symlink_map_lock:
all_symlinks_map = self._context.products.get_data("symlink_map").copy()
// We make a copy, so it"s safe to use outside the lock.


Bases: f5_admin.f5_client.F5Client
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(dg_file_name, cache_dg_file)[source]
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load
(node)[source]
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(node)[source]
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(obj_val)[source]
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search_dg_type
(obj_val)[source]
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(obj_val)[source]


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Abandaziyo bathi xa bendibonga bendityibela "Jambase, Lisa, Canzi, Hlathi...." ndiphuma kwilali yeseMachibini kufutshane phakathi kwe-Xonxa noBonkolo....a hardworking, motivated and goal-orientated person,who started from humble beginnings...
I am a Pisces at heart, very loyal to those close to me, loving and sensitive. Love helping others but don't like those who take advantage of me. I’m very outspoken and always make sure that I express my feelings, especially in a relationship. Giving and receiving attention is also important to me. My love-languages are more expressive in actions than talking…… I love being out & about, experiencing different places and travelling though I also love my “Me-time” at times.
A wiseman once said "intonga entle igawulwa ezizweni"..uJambase waphandlwa ntombi yeseMakwayini kuKomani....
Our love story began in Ezibeleni, a township in Queenstown back in December 2008 at a pub called “KwaVusi” (chuckle), while at home for festive season. It was a day after Lele had a 6year reunion with her Highschool mates, so it was “December vibes 😊”…… Zama must thank her friends who dragged her there cause she didn’t want to go to this place let alone entertain him when he approached their table…. He was persistent and managed to convince Lele’s friends for them to join their table…….as the conversation continued, it turned out that “brother-man” is also staying in JHB, so decided to give him my numbers 😉 😉…….. Apparently he loved me from that day… little did we know that one day we would be celebrating starting our union…..
Two days after we met….Lele was planning to head back to JHB and Zama figured if he didn’t act now, he’ll lose this opportunity….so many vultures in Jozi lol He called to meet in town….if you know Queenstown you’ll know that there were no ideal places for “dates” in 2008..….so we ended up eating at Wimpy and spent the rest of the day at the nearest Public Botanical Garden


Where to get the Oval Charm in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Source: iMore
Hardcore Pokémon enthusiasts breed a lot of Pokémon. Whether you're shiny hunting or trying to get max IVs on your favorite Pokémon, breeding them at the Pokémon nursery is a good way to do so. But you won't always find that you're left with an egg to hatch. When you want this process to go a bit faster, you'll want the Oval Charm.
What does the Oval Charm do?
Source: iMore
The Oval Charm increases the chances of an egg appearing at a nursery when you're trying to breed Pokémon, so long as they're compatible. It won't suddenly make it possible for two incompatible Pokémon to breed together, but it will make it much faster for when you're breeding for perfect IVs or trying your hand at the Masuda Method to get a shiny Pokémon.
You do not need to have a Pokémon at the nursery holding the Oval Charm in order for its effect to work. It's entirelly passive, so as long as you have in in your bag (it will be marked as a Key Item), it will increase your chances of finding an egg.
How to get the Oval Charm
Source: iMore
You'll only be able to get the Oval Charm after you have defeated Leon in the Champion Cup and become Champion of the Galar region. Once you do this, visit Circhester and enter the hotel to the right of the Pokémon Center in the town square. Take the elevator to the second floor and go into the first door to your left. You'll find a police officer NPC named after Game Freak designer Shigeki Morimoto, the creator of the series' iconic battle system.
Defeat him in a double Pokémon battle and you'll earn the Oval Charm. His entire team is Lv. 65 so you should go in with a powerful team as well.
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Unicode
- A Unicode character is a sequence of one or more code points. Code point is an index into a space of cardinality 1,114,112.
- Code points can be represented as U+0000 to U+10FFFF.
- 128,237 code points are actually assigned to scripts. Additional 137,468 code points are reserved for future use.
UTF-32
- 32 bit index into unicode space.
UTF-8
- Encoding of code space such that code points are between 1 to 4 octets long. Code point can be decoded using the table below.
| UTF-8 (binary) |
Code point (binary) |
Range |
| 0xxxxxxx |
xxxxxxx |
U+0000–U+007F |
| 110xxxxx 10yyyyyy |
xxxxxyyyyyy |
U+0080–U+07FF |
| 1110xxxx 10yyyyyy 10zzzzzz |
xxxxyyyyyyzzzzzz |
U+0800–U+FFFF |
| 11110xxx 10yyyyyy 10zzzzzz 10wwwwww |
xxxyyyyyyzzzzzzwwwwww |
U+10000–U+10FFFF |
- Code points below 128 (ASCII characters) are encoded as single bytes.
UTF-16
- Encoding of code space such that code points are between 1 to 2 Words long and are decoded as per the table below.
| UTF-16 (binary) |
Code point (binary) |
Range |
| xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
U+0000–U+FFFF |
| 110110xxxxxxxxxx 110111yyyyyyyyyy |
xxxxxxxxxxyyyyyyyyyy + 0x10000 |
U+10000–U+10FFFF |
- UTF-16’s words can be stored either little-endian or big-endian. There is convention of putting U+FEFF zero width no-break space at the top of a UTF-16 file as a byte-order mark, to disambiguate the endianness.
Dynamic composition
- “Á” can be expressed as a string of two code points: U+0041 “A” latin capital letter a plus U+0301 “◌́” combining acute accent.
- In this example, A is base code point, Accent ◌́ is combining mark
- Canonical equivalence: There may be two or more ways to dynamically compose same user perceived characters. eg. for “ệ” - U+1EB9 “ẹ” + U+0302 “◌̂” and U+00EA “ê” + U+0323 “◌̣”
- several normalization forms exist to convert strings into a canonical form so that they can be compared code-point-by-code-point. eg. NFD form, NFC form and NFKD and NFKC forms.
Futher reading
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dm-tool switch-to-greeter- Lock the current session:
dm-tool lock- Switch to a specific user, showing an authentication prompt if required:
dm-tool switch-to-user username session- Add a dynamic seat from within a running LightDM session:
dm-tool add-seat xlocal name=value


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Scientific Committee Members:
Dr. Gang Bao, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Dr. Jan Bialasiewicz, University of Colorado Denver, USA
Dr. Dennis Carter, Stanford University, USA
Dr. Zhongping Chen, University of California, Irvine, USA
Dr. Qiyin Fang, McMaster University, Canada
Dr. Aaron Fenster, The University of Western Ontario, Canada
Dr. Peter Kneppo, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
Dr. Anja Kunze, Montana State University, USA
Dr. Bae Hwan Lee, Yonsei University College of Medicine, South Korea
Dr. John Li, Rutgers University, USA
Dr. Yuu Ono, Carleton University, Canada
Dr. Bart M. ter Haar Romeny, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
Dr. Martin Rozanek, Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague
Dr. Taewon Seo, Andong National University, South Korea
Dr. Alberto Alvarez Suarez, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain


Dan Ștefan Pârvu
Aerospace Engineer
PhD Candidate
"Politehnica" University of Bucharest (upb.ro)
Multimedia Lab
I'm an aerospace engieer currently working at Altran Deutschland in Hamburg, Germany. I have started my PhD studies at the "Politehnica" University of Bucharest, focusing on synthetic data generation.
I enjoy flying R/C airplanes, helis and drones. My hobbies also include 3d printing and graphics design.
parvu.dan.stefan [at] gmail.com
Hamburg, Germany
Infographic CV
| Work | Altran Deutschland |
| R/C Enthusiast | MAAC |
| Youtube |
CAMPUS
Center for Advanced Research on New Materials, Products and
Innovative Processes, 2nd floor, room 205
University Politehnica of Bucharest
Splaiul Independenței 313, 060042 Bucharest
Public projects
- Object detector Python - Hand tracker and hand signal classifier using Tensorflow and OpenCV
- Switch cover Solidworks - 3d printable electrical switch cover
Teaching
Training courses 2016 - 2018
Publications
@article{refan2020tornado, title={Tornado loss model of Oklahoma and Kansas, United States, based on the historical tornado data and Monte Carlo simulation}, author={Refan, Maryam and Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Michel, Gero}, journal={International journal of disaster risk reduction}, volume={43}, pages={101369}, year={2020}, month = {January}, publisher={Elsevier} } @article{junayed2019flow, title={Flow field dynamics of large-scale experimentally produced downburst flows}, author={Junayed, Chowdhury and Jubayer, Chowdhury and Parvu, Dan and Romanic, Djordje and Hangan, Horia}, journal={Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics}, volume={188}, pages={61--79}, year={2019}, month = {May}, publisher={Elsevier} } @article{romanic2018wind, title={Wind and tornado climatologies and wind resource modelling for a modern development situated in “Tornado Alley”}, author={Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Refan, Maryam and Hangan, Horia}, journal={Renewable energy}, volume={115}, pages={97--112}, year={2018}, month = {January}, publisher={Elsevier} } @article{lange2017wind, title={For wind turbines in complex terrain, the devil is in the detail}, author={Lange, Julia and Mann, Jakob and Berg, Jacob and Parvu, Dan and Kilpatrick, Ryan and Costache, Adrian and Chowdhury, Jubayer and Siddiqui, Kamran and Hangan, Horia}, journal={Environmental Research Letters}, volume={12}, number={9}, pages={094020}, year={2017}, publisher={IOP Publishing} } @inproceedings{romanicfluctuating, title={Fluctuating Wind Generator: Theoretical Concept and Model}, author={Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Hangan, Horia}, booktitle={1000 Islands Fluid Mechanics Meeting}, pages={22--24}, year={2016}, month = {April}, } @inproceedings{kilpatrick2016investigation, title={Investigation of Mean and Turbulent Flow Behaviour Over an Escarpment}, author={Kilpatrick, R and Siddiqui, K and Hangan, H and Parvu, D}, booktitle={Fluids Engineering Division Summer Meeting}, volume={50299}, pages={V01BT25A003}, year={2016}, month = {July}, organization={American Society of Mechanical Engineers} } @article{hangan2017novel, title={Novel techniques in wind engineering}, author={Hangan, Horia and Refan, Maryam and Jubayer, Chowdhury and Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and LoTufo, Julien and Costache, Adrian}, journal={Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics}, volume={171}, pages={12--33}, year={2017}, month = {December}, publisher={Elsevier} } @inproceedings{romanic2017influence, title={Influence of background winds and storm motion on downburst outflow}, author={Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Hangan, Horia}, booktitle={7th European and African conference on wind engineering (EACWE 2017), Li{\`e}ge, Belgium}, pages={3--6}, year={2017}, month = {July}, } @incollection{hangan2017big, title={Big data from big experiments. The WindEEE dome}, author={Hangan, Horia and Refan, Maryam and Jubayer, Chowdhury and Parvu, Dan and Kilpatrick, Ryan}, booktitle={Whither Turbulence and Big Data in the 21st Century?}, pages={215--230}, year={2017}, publisher={Springer} } @article{romanicnew, title={New methodology for determining downburst touchdown location}, author={Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Hangan, Horia and Solari, Giovanni and Burlando, Massimiliano}, year={2016}, month = {September}, } @inproceedings{romanic2016downburst, title={Downburst reconstruction using physical simulation and analytical model with application to urban environments}, author={Romanic, Djordje and Parvu, Dan and Hangan, Horia}, booktitle={Proc., 1st Int. Conf. on Urban Physics}, pages={1--12}, year={2016} } @inproceedings{parvu2015shear, title={Shear Layer Effects of Cliff Edge: PEIWEE’15 “WindScanner” Campaign}, author={Parvu, D and Costache, A and LoTufo, J and Hangan, H}, booktitle={2nd International Conference on Future Technologies in Wind Energy, London, Ontario, Canada}, year={2015}, month = {October-November}, } @inproceedings{parvu2015imag, title={Large Scale Flow Imaging in the Windeee Dome with Application to Downburst Flows}, author={Parvu, D and Hangan, H}, booktitle={14th International Conference on Wind Engineering, Porto Alegre, Brazil}, year={2015}, month = {June}, } @inproceedings{parvu2015ptv, title={Large Scale Downburst Particle Streak Velocimetry in the Windeee Dome}, author={Parvu, D and Hangan, H}, booktitle={25th CANCAM International Conference, London, ON, Canada}, year={2015}, month = {May-June}, } @inproceedings{parvu2015db, title={Experimental Large Scale Downburst Flow Field in WindEEE Dome}, author={Parvu, D and Hangan, H}, booktitle={1000 Island Fluid Mechanics Meeting, Gananoque, ON, Canada}, year={2015}, month = {May}, } @MastersThesis{parvu2013experimental, author = {Parvu, Dan}, title = {Experimental Modeling of Wind Farm Topography and Canopy}, school = {University of Western Ontario}, year = {2013}, type = {Master's thesis}, } @InProceedings{parvu2010dircos, author = {Parvu, D and Parvu, P}, title = {Direction Cosine Matrix Method. Inertial Control and Command System for Scale Model Airplanes}, booktitle = {"Aerospatial 2010" International Conference}, year={2010} } @TechReport{parvu2010eseo, author = {Parvu, D}, title = {ESEO Structure Analysis Report}, institution = {UPB-FIA}, year = {2010}, month = {July}, } @TechReport{parvu2009acc, author = {Parvu, D}, title = {ACC'09 Report}, institution = {UPB-FIA}, year = {2009}, month = {June}, }
Education and Work Experience
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PhD Candidate
Multimedia Lab, UPB-ETTI
2020 - present
Researching synthetic data generation in the context of aircraft loads
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Python trainer
Altran/Airbus
2016, 2018
Prepared and held courses and workshops internally (Altran) and externally (Airbus)
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Aerospace Engineer Advanced Consultant
Altran Deutschland
May 2017 - 2020
Worked on projects for Airbus DS and Commercial
Started Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning Projects
Python focal point
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Aerospace Engineer Consultant
Altran Deutschland
May 2016 - 2017
Worked on projects for Airbus Commercial.
Aircraft low speed performance estimation.
Tool automation specialist and general tool development
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Wind Engieering Researcher
Risø DTU National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy
Summer 2015
Project focused on light detection and ranging (LiDAR) applied in the field of wind energy
Developed control and analysis software for prototype DTU scanning wind LiDAR
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MESc Civil and Environmental Engineering
University Western Ontario
May 2011 - Jan 2014
Focus on aerodynamics of wind farms and forest canopy
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Teaching assistant
University of Western Ontario
May 2011 - May 2016
Prepared and held seminars for multiple undergraduate courses
Proctored and graded exams and assignments
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Research assistant
WindEEE Research Institute
May 2011 - May 2016
Experimental modelling in the world's first 3d wind chamber
Focus on non-intrusive measurement methods
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BSc Aerospace Engineering
UPB-FIA
2006 - 2010
Performed the static and dynamic analysis of the ESEO student satellite
10/10 Final Degree Project
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Internship
Carlo Gavazzi Space
Summer 2009
Structural analysis of the ESEO satellite


org.tuckey.web.filters.urlrewrite
Class RuleExecutionOutput
java.lang.Object
org.tuckey.web.filters.urlrewrite.RuleExecutionOutput
public class RuleExecutionOutput
- extends java.lang.Object
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
RuleExecutionOutput
public RuleExecutionOutput(java.lang.String replacedUrl,
boolean ruleMatched,
RewriteMatch lastRunMatch)
getRewritenUrl
public static RewrittenUrl getRewritenUrl(short toType,
boolean encodeToUrl,
RuleExecutionOutput ruleExecutionOutput)
- Will perform the action defined by the rule ie, redirect or passthrough.
- Parameters:
ruleExecutionOutput
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getReplacedUrl
public java.lang.String getReplacedUrl()
isRuleMatched
public boolean isRuleMatched()
isStopFilterMatch
public boolean isStopFilterMatch()
setStopFilterMatch
public void setStopFilterMatch(boolean stopFilterMatch)
setReplacedUrl
public void setReplacedUrl(java.lang.String replacedUrl)
getRewriteMatch
public RewriteMatch getRewriteMatch()
getReplacedUrlContext
public javax.servlet.ServletContext getReplacedUrlContext()
- Returns:
- the replacedUrlContext
setReplacedUrlContext
public void setReplacedUrlContext(javax.servlet.ServletContext replacedUrlContext)
- Parameters:
replacedUrlContext
- the replacedUrlContext to set
isNoSubstitution
public boolean isNoSubstitution()
setNoSubstitution
public void setNoSubstitution(boolean noSubstitution)


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Make a concrete task model for two courses that are quite different in nature. Do this from the perspective of student tasks in these courses. Concrete: your model should present reflect the course items as concretely as possible, making it very specific for the course you model. For every task identify the actual and desired use of blackboard.
Clearly account for the sources of your data. And clarify to what extent the data has been checked.
To gather data you will conduct at least three video-recorded interviews. Make sure that what is said, is intelligible.
For the workshop prepare to show one minute of interviewing, clearly showing the interviewer and the interviewee. That minute can be one fragment, or a montage of several fragments. Show some situations you want to get feedback about.
Publish the recordings of the complete interviews and the one minute selection on your website, and provide us with the login credentials.
DON”T SPEND TOO MUCH TIME ON MONTAGE!!!
Getting started with interviewing. Goal of this week is get familiar with interviewing.
This week's theme: Getting started
Ad 1 and 2 The first phase of any requirements is that of orientation: talking to people, making sense of what needs to be done. Given the amount of information available in even the smallest projects, it’s an illusion to study everything. The success of a requirements project is depending to quite some extent to the information we acquire and examine.
But how do we make the right selection? We like to see that we do this in a planned and controlled way, that we act as rational decision makers. Among others Klein, Weick and Kahneman showed that this is an illusion. We process information that is readily available. Even if for our problem it would have been better to consult other sources.
Learning to become a good requirements engineer is to learn to master your information acquisition process. You cannot fight nature: we have limited cognitive abilities. But we need to build complementary skills and repeatedly spent time to consciously consider if we are doing the right things.
Ad 3 Make this a short plan. Identify stakeholders and personas for this specific case. Base your plan on the requirements activities described in Van Lamsweerde and in Contextual Design, but be sure to make it case specific. I expect you to refer clearly to the reading material.
Plan can be short (1 page), but it should contain some clear choices, as you have limited time for this case. Provide good rationale for your choices.
Required reading Monday:


Gets the file extension to MIME type mappings.
Get-IisMimeMap [-FileExtension <String>] [-MimeType <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Get-IisMimeMap -SiteName <String> [-VirtualPath <String>] [-FileExtension <String>] [-MimeType <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
IIS won't serve static content unless there is an entry for it in the web server or website's MIME map configuration. This function will return all the MIME maps for the current server. The objects returned are instances of the Carbon.Iis.MimeMap
class, and contain the following properties:
FileExtension
: the mapping's file extensionMimeType
: the mapping's MIME typeBeginning with Carbon 2.0.1, this function is available only if IIS is installed.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SiteName | String | The website whose MIME mappings to return. If not given, returns the web server's MIME map. |
true | false | |
| VirtualPath | String | The directory under the website whose MIME mappings to return. Optional. |
false | false | |
| FileExtension | String | The name of the file extensions to return. Wildcards accepted. |
false | false | * |
| MimeType | String | The name of the MIME type(s) to return. Wildcards accepted. |
false | false | * |
Carbon.Iis.MimeMap.
Get-IisMimeMap
Gets all the the file extension to MIME type mappings for the web server.
Get-IisMimeMap -FileExtension .htm*
Gets all the file extension to MIME type mappings whose file extension matches the .htm*
wildcard.
Get-IisMimeMap -MimeType 'text/*'
Gets all the file extension to MIME type mappings whose MIME type matches the text/*
wildcard.
Get-IisMimeMap -SiteName DeathStar
Gets all the file extenstion to MIME type mappings for the DeathStar
website.
Get-IisMimeMap -SiteName DeathStar -VirtualPath ExhaustPort
Gets all the file extension to MIME type mappings for the DeathStar
's ExhausePort
directory.


Two-vehicle car crash on A82 causes major delays for drivers
Two people have been taken to hospital.
by Record ReporterA two-vehicle c ar crash on the A82 is causing major disruption for rush hour drivers.
Police were called to the scene on the A82 after reports of a collision at 6.55am on Friday morning.
Paramedics were called to the scene.
Two people were taken to hospital.
Their injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
A lane has been closed and a contraflow has been set up but drivers heading southbound have been warned to expect delays of more than one hour.
Those heading northbound may also be delayed for one hour.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Police were called to reports of a road traffic crash at 6.55am on Friday morning.
"Police attended the scene.
"Two people were taken to hospital and there injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
"The accident has been cleared and a contraflow has now been in place."