An evolution of Open P2P Design, OpenMetaDesign is a program that informs Research through Design initiatives for design practice, research and education for the meta-design of open, collaborative and distributed processes. This framework is based on four dimensions: conceptual (the philosophy and its context), data (an ontology of design processes), design (the visualization and design of designing processes) and software (the connection between the ontology and the visualization, the data and design).
OpenMetaDesign is also then encoded in a digital platform that enable multiple actors to collaboratively design and discuss collaborative design processes in realtime. A free/open source software written in Javascript, it represents one of the four dimensions of the OpenMetaDesign framework and it encodes all of them into a working artifact that is openly available and already configured for deployment on GitHub here.
OpenMetaDesign was developed during Massimo Menichinelli's doctorate at Aalto University - School of Arts, Design and Architecture - Department of Media - Aalto Media Lab. See here below the video and the slides of the doctoral defense, download here the dissertation. Press release is here.


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- Treasury drafts budget documents, including responses to the recommendations Parliament puts forward to the Minister of Finance in Budget Review and Recommendations Reports. (December & January)
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I am a crazy and quirky artist passionate about creating experiences for people through design. I strive to deliver creative and innovative design solutions to many different problems. Along with design and front-end developement, I have a background in video game design and am passionate about 3D design and motion graphics.
AUGUST 2020 - PRESENT
Worked with a team of myself and two developers to redesign a 10 page insurance site with consideration of modern UI/UX and design practises. Responsive web design created using Adobe XD, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.
AUGUST 2019 - AUGUST 2020
Helped customers design and order frames. Worked in the frame shop assembling custom frame orders. Worked as a seasonal manager from October to January. Held managerial responsibilities such as key holding, delegating tasks and working with customer complaints.
SEPTEMBER 2018 - PRESENT
Innovated within the digital art field utilizing photoshop to create accurate proprietary AI trackers . Delivered a comprehensive motion graphics video of an anatomical arm by leveraging 3Ds Max and After Effects.
JANUARY 2016 - PRESENT
Produced efficient 3D game assets and UI Collaborates with clients worldwide to create personalized, modern digital art for implementation in websites, print and product design. assets and animations utilizing photoshop, illustrator, and 3DsMax.
JULY 2018 - JANUARY 2020
Produced efficient 3D game assets and UI for VR gaming for personal wellness applications. Raised money and awareness for mental health initiatives through the planning and execution of a mental health coffee house.
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Leveraged traditional art skills to mentor and a group of highschool students to design and paint a community mural. Taught the students art fundamentals and worked with them to create fun and innovative designs and paint the mural on a community store.
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Dean’s Honour Roll. Learning how to design and code for the modern web. Polishing design skills - logo design, digital art and web design. Learing front-end and back-end web developement.
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Dean’s Honour Roll. Learned game development processes. Learned to create efficient game assets and design fun and appealing games.
SEPTEMBER 2014 - JUNE 2015
Learned art fundamentals in every art area, from ceramics and painting to film and photography.


An interface to the API by Pinnacle that allows Pinnacle customers to interact with the sports market data in R.See <https://www.pinnacle.com/en/api> for more information. The Pinnacle API can be used to place wagers, retrieve line information, retrieve account information.Please be aware that the TOC of Pinnacle apply <https://www.pinnacle.com/en/termsandconditions>. An account with Pinnacle is necessary to use the Pinnacle API.
| Version: |
2.3.3 |
| Imports: |
data.table (≥ 1.10.0), openssl, magrittr, purrr, uuid, httr, jsonlite, rjson |
| Suggests: |
testthat (≥ 2.0.0), yaml (≥ 2.1.15) |
| Published: |
2018-02-02 |
| Author: |
Nicholas Jhirad, Marco Blume, Aaron Jacobs, Amine Gassem |
| Maintainer: |
Marco Blume <marco.blume at pinnaclesports.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/marcoblume/pinnacle.API/issues |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/marcoblume/pinnacle.API#README |
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no |
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Men in Black A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) MEN IN BLACK is over way too fast.
The movie is light and airy fun. It never drags and it's always entertaining, so after a mere 96 minutes we're sorry to have to leave the theater.
In case you haven't heard, K (Tommy Lee Jones) works for a secret government agency, Men in Black (MiB, sort of like the interstellar version of the INS). K recruits young J (Will Smith) to help him track and control alien life forms living on planet Earth.
Soon after J joins up, MiB learns of a threat from a race of aliens who threaten to blow up Earth if a certain galaxy (don't ask) is not returned. Or something like that. As NEWSWEEK says, the plot doesn't really matter in this movie. What does matter are outstanding comedy performances, wonderfully cartoonish sets, and a smart, witty script.
Tommy Lee Jones is the perfect straight man. His K has been favorably compared to Jack Webb's humorless lawman Joe Friday. Everything in the movie is absurd, but K takes it all in stride. And Will Smith plays off of Jones with an overeager confidence that tests the limits of Jones' deadpan.
Production designer Bo Welch has done some excellent work for Tim Burton in the past. He designed EDWARD SCISSORHANDS, BEETLEJUICE, and BATMAN RETURNS. That same bold cartoonish look is put to wonderful use in MEN IN BLACK. The MiB testing room is designed for the 60's futuristic look and not the functionality. The main foyer of the MiB offices is a giant empty granite cube, its solitary features an industrial-sized blower and return vent (the lone guard has dragged in a cheap office chair so he can sit and work his crossword). Once inside, the offices of MiB headquarters look like the exterior of Boulder's own mushroom house seen in Woody Allen's SLEEPER.
The script keeps the jokes coming at a nice brisk pace. In fact, you may have to see the movie twice to catch all the jokes in the background and the jokes you missed because the audience was laughing. Continuing the tradition, I will NOT reveal any jokes in this review; suffice it to say that you should pay close attention lest you miss something funny.
Some of the fun in MiB comes from identifying its little winks at other science fiction movies. I Found references to DR. STRANGELOVE, WAR OF THE WORLDS, GHOSTBUSTERS, STAR TREK: GENERATIONS, and THE ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI, to name a few. That's one more thing to keep your eyes open for.
Though you will be rewarded if you watch closely, the movie does not require much effort. It is a light and refreshing diversion, a perfect way to spend a few hours of your summer.
They'll be gone before you know it.
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=[KsK wrote:
= Podracer]Ok, but when i open the sample with the editor it´s very uncomfortable to read and understand:
// EXAMPLE FILE
BBLog.sourceCallback(
{
type : 'user',
list : {
// name could also be empty but for better reading you should also add the name
// the user id is the URL user id which can be extracted from the user statistic page link
// example: http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/soldier/
{user-name}/stats/{user-id}/
'344922784' : {"name" : 'DJ-Brainnrg'},
'123456789' : {"name" : 'FooBar123'}
}
}
);
Is it possible to copy the own list into this sample whitout the {} and stuff?
Otherwise it´s not too simple.
Use
http://www.flos-freeware.ch/
to edit these files.
And this is simple. Just edit the numbers with UserID, "name" stays name (it's a function) and change 'FooBar123' with username.
Lines starting with // are comment lines, so you can comment some updates.
So, you just edit example file deleting (or commenting) 2 exemple lines and add your lines, with format below (inside original {}:
'00000000' : {"name" : 'Username'},
Final file:
// My Radar File
BBLog.sourceCallback(
{
type : 'user',
list : {
// name could also be empty but for better reading you should also add the name
// the user id is the URL user id which can be extracted from the user statistic page link
// example: http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/soldier/
{user-name}/stats/{user-id}/
//Original lines
//'344922784' : {"name" : 'DJ-Brainnrg'},
//'123456789' : {"name" : 'FooBar123'}
'00000000' : {"name" : 'Username'},
'11111111' : {"name" : 'Player2'},
'1234567890' : {"name" : 'PlayerName'}
}
}
);
Spaces in front of line are purely aesthetic.


Skills Gained in Various Fields
Took lots of Hardwork, Sleepless Nights, and lots of Tea.
Android
Flutter
🌐 Web
💻 Desktop
🐍 Machine Learning
🎨 Designing
🎯 Libraries
✍ Articles
📄 Certifications
Developing Android Applications since 2 years
Android Development Internship in Digital Imapct Square - A TCS Foundation Initiative
Programming skills in Java, Kotlin
Familiarity with the Android SDK - Activities, Fragments and Lifecycles
Experience in creating and sending HTTP GET/POST requests and parsing the response in different formats
Good understanding of Data Structure, Algorithms
Strong knowledge of Android Activity and Service lifecycle
Proficiency in Object oriented Architecture, Design and programming from design to implementation
Good understanding of Software Development lifecycle (SDLC) and GIT
Consumed Web services (Restful) to retrieve data in JSON format and display the results in app
Worked using third party libraries, support libraries and animations
Familiar with GSON, Picasso, Glide, Retrofit and Butter Knife library
Familiar with Dagger2 & Koin Dependency Injection & Android Jetpack Component
Services & Broascast Receivers
Storing data locally using Shared Preferences, Internal & External Storage, SQLite Database, Room Persistence Library
Used various features of Firebase:
Realtime Database
Cloud Firestore
Hosting
Authentication
Storage
Cloud Messaging
Notifications
Material Design
Unit Testing
Experience in Developing beautifull & attractive UI Layouts
Developing Flutter Applications since 1 year
Worked on using API's in apps


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| DOSE: |
repeated |
|
Ethylcathinone |
(powder / crystals) |
| |
1.0 g |
oral |
Smarts - Phenibut |
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| |
|
oral |
Valerian |
(capsule) |
| |
repeated |
oral |
GBL |
(liquid) |
I’ve had experience with a wide range of psychoactive herbs and chemicals over the years and cat is definitely up there as one of my favourites. I have worked my way through at least 7 grams of the stuff in the last 6 months and found it to be a very useful stimulant.
The substance itself is a pale brown clumpy powder. It has a very bitter, extremely unpleasant taste. It comes from a very reliable supplier and I believe it to be quite pure, and definitely not adulterated (the nature of the powder would make it obvious if someone had cut it with something). The dose range is from 100 to 300mg. Onset is much like amphetamines, between 20 and 60 minutes depending on stomach contents. Peak effects are attained around 40 minutes after ingestion on an empty stomach.
Dose for dose I pay roughly the same amount as for what is known as ‘base-speed’ in the UK, which is basically very low purity d-amphetamine. I far prefer the ethyl-cathinone for its superior effects and also its reduced side-effect profile.
I have mostly used it as a study aid, as with most stimulants it increases drive and focus, and actually makes me want to work. I have trouble with attention and focus (which may or may not be ADHD, I’ve never been tested) and it certainly overcomes that at quite low doses, 100mg will usually suffice. It is very useful for studying and also helps maintain focus for overnight essay binges when there’s an assignment due sooner than I’d like.
I have also used it socially (though far less often) and found it an excellent social lubricant as it raises mood, stimulates thought and is conducive to conversation. I also find that it has this effect at doses subjectively lower than amphetamines. With speed, for me at least, a dose that will make me sociable and talkative will also mean that I’m going to spend the next 12 hours as a maniacal face-chewing insomniac. That said I do get a fair bit of OCD, teeth grinding, lip-licking and muscle tension, but I can sleep far sooner and it leaves me feeling slightly less ‘strung-out’. The people I have given it to have all enjoyed it as well and there have been no bad instances yet. Alas like most stimulants it makes me completely impotent!
At 250mg+ it is easily as strong a good dose of amphetamines (which I have taken only as UK street quality ‘base-speed’) and in my opinion preferable to cocaine (although i prefer amphetamine to cocaine). At no dose I have noticed any properties that significantly distinguish it from amphetamine but it doesn’t keep me up as long after a dose and doesn’t have as much of a comedown. Although I only get a mild comedown from speed anyway (I never do in huge amounts) I don’t feel anything more than a bit tired after ethyl-cath, particularly if I got to bed at a reasonable-ish time. Benzo’s will of course help. Caffeine seems to offset any tiredness / comedown type feelings pretty effectively if I do notice any.
At first a dose of 100mg would have no discernable effect on me but now that I am a bit more familiar with it I do notice a small amount of stimulation, even a mild euphoria, at this dose. It is pleasant and makes me slightly more talkative, focused, etc.
At about 200mg orally it feels like a classic stimulant. Urge to talk, excitation, euphoria, stimulation, and of course anorexia, muscle tension, teeth grinding etc. Upping this dose to 300mg makes all the above effects stronger. I have not taken more than this yet and I don’t feel the need to.
I have also tried the substance rectally and via vaporisation and insufflation. As for the nasal route I gave it a go myself. I sniffed around 50mg, which after maybe 15 minutes did produce very mild effects. I would say this was milder than 100mg oral, and it was also less pleasant than the oral route as it felt more ‘dirty’ and jittery. The worst thing was the pain it produced, which was up there with 2cb: utterly excruciating! I would actually say it is worse than 2cb, not in the pain itself (which was probably slightly milder than 2cb) but as it felt like I had done real damage to my nose! The next day I could feel a line of rough and very sore tissue where the drip (which was also disgusting… and I actually enjoy coke drip!) had gone down.
Rectal was very much like oral, though the onset was quicker and the effects perhaps slightly stronger. It took maybe 15 minutes to come on. As for dose efficacy, something I am finding with rectal administration is that it is far less predictable than oral. The effects attained via this route were at best only slightly more pronounced than they would have been if ingested, but on some occasions a rectal dose has done very little. Also I have twice now been forced to evacuate a dose because I couldn’t hold it in any longer, wasting the entire dose once and most of it the second time (not because I put it back in there but simply because I still got some mild effects).
As for vaporising I couldn’t really tell if it did anything. I used ‘eagle bills vaporiser’, which is a lot like a homemade light bulb vaporiser. The substance melted and boiled producing a thick grey smoke. It was hot and acrid and quite painful on the lungs. I used about 50mg but it was very hard to take much at a time and it took me around 20 minutes of continuous smoking before there was no melted cat left. The only residue was a small circle of translucent brown film, which was cleaned off with hot water.
I can see that this substance could potentially be very addictive as there is a strong urge to re-dose quite soon after taking it. A feeling of ‘loss’, or simply a desire to take more, occurs in much the same way as with cocaine or amphetamines (perhaps even more so than amphetamines) but as with them I don’t feel any desire to take it the next day.
I have mixed it with several other drugs but found no incredible combinations yet, although it seems to go with most things reasonably well. One I did find quite useful was a particular occasion where I had been up for around 40 hours and the muscle tension was getting really bad. I had an assignment desperately in need of completion. I took 1g of phenibut and 2-3g of valerian root (in capsules) and also kept a steady flow of around 0.75ml of GBL every hour or two, which kept the muscle tension and anxiousness to a minimum.

Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


An index that indicates a change point in the results
array. The service increments the index only for additional results that it sends for new audio for the same request.
An array that can include interim and final results (interim results are returned only if supported by the method). Final results are guaranteed not to change; interim results might be replaced by further interim results and final results. The service periodically sends updates to the results list; the result_index
is set to the lowest index in the array that has changed; it is incremented for new results.
An array that identifies which words were spoken by which speakers in a multi-person exchange. Returned in the response only if speaker_labels
is true
. When interim results are also requested for methods that support them, it is possible for a SpeechRecognitionResults
object to include only the speaker_labels
field.
An array of warning messages associated with the request: Warnings for invalid parameters or JSON fields can include a descriptive message and a list of invalid argument strings, for example, "Unknown arguments:"
or "Unknown url query arguments:"
followed by a list of the form "invalid_arg_1, invalid_arg_2."
The following warning is returned if the request passes a custom model that is based on an older version of a base model for which an updated version is available: "Using previous version of base model, because your custom model has been built with it. Please note that this version will be supported only for a limited time. Consider updating your custom model to the new base model. If you do not do that you will be automatically switched to base model when you used the non-updated custom model."
In both cases, the request succeeds despite the warnings.
Generated using TypeDoc
SpeechRecognitionResults.


Data Engineer (Full Stack). Python, NodeJS, and JavaScript enthusiast. SQL expert, eager to contribute to open source.
Python-based Music API using GraphQL and Django.
Prisma and Express were used in the demo application.
PySpark tutorial for beginners with exercises.
Web application using Django and Python for generating various QR codes.
Random password generator, generate secure and strong random password online.
Docker tutorial for beginners with exercises.
Python-based web API using Flask-RestPlus.
Apache Kafka tutorial for beginners.
Sample datasets that are freely accessible to the public.
SatelliteDB is the tool for database objects versioning.
Black Ox is the testing framework for database insights check.
Kubernetes tutorial for beginners with exercises.


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I have just been notified that all the ALM Summit content has been delivered
You can find the slide decks here, and the videos hosted on Channel 9. These are great content for ALM with tons of useful information!


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s=STRUCT2STR(struct)
s=STRUCT2STR(struct) convert a structure to a string, such that eval(s) will return the original structure. This function can handle 2d cell arrays, 2d numeric and logical arrays, character strings (not arrays) and structures.
| inrange | Toolbox page | loaddir |


Grover coin probability distributions for different initial conditions. Visualization with D3 surface plots
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The only file used in the BES synthetic diagnostics is UnitSystem.py that defines a few constant (e.g. the speed of light or the eV in J). The file defines two variables, one for the CGS system and one for the SI system.
Unit Systems defined in this module
Unit related Exception class.
Base class for unit systems
Add one or more constants using a keyword argument list.
If no argument is passed, a UnitError exception is raised. If one of the passed keys already exists, the value passes will be conpared with the value stored. If the relative difference is less than 10e-4, the value will be CHANGED to the new value. However, if the difference is larger than that, a UnitError exception will be raised.
Delete the consts for given names.
If no name is given, a UnitError exception will be raised. If a given name doesn’t exist, a UnitError exception will be raised.
Change the name of a exsiting constant.
Keyword arguments are accepted with the key being the EXISTING name and the value being the new name If no argument is passed, nothing will happen. If keywords contain non-existing names, a UnitError exception will be raised.


public abstract class DataProvider extends Chain<DataProvider>
A DataProvider is an abstraction of the blackboard architectural pattern: All communication and synchronisation of Scalar instances and user object happens via one or more DataProvider instances. Conceptually, a DataProvider behaves similar to a map. It stores key-value pairs which can later be retrieved, and allows locking on arbitrary strings (including, but not limited to, the keys of stored values).
All subclasses of DataProvider that are specified in the configuration file, are
instantiated exactly once per Scalar instance (similar to Plugin objects).
All DataProvider objects are linked in a chain, in order of occurrence in the configuration
file. A DataProvider can check whether there are additional DataProvider instances
in the chain via Chain.hasNext()
. By default, requests to store values are
propagated to all members of the chain. Requests to retrieve data are handled by the first
DataProvider that returns an effective value.
A DataProvider can specify initialisation behavior by overriding the default constructor.
Similarly, tasks that should be performed when a DataProvider terminates (i.e., when
the Scalar instance terminates), can be specified by overriding terminate()
.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DataProvider(Manager mgr) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
countDownLatch(java.lang.String key) |
void |
createLatch(java.lang.String key,
int count) |
boolean |
dataExists(java.lang.String key) |
void |
delete(java.lang.String key)
Deletes the value associated to the specified key from this DataProvider, and
from
Chain.next() (if Chain.next() exists). |
void |
deleteLatch(java.lang.String key) |
java.util.List<java.lang.Class<? extends DataProvider>> |
dependencies()
Specifies the data provider dependencies that this data provider has, if any.
|
java.lang.Object |
get(java.lang.String key)
Attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key.
|
boolean |
getAsBoolean(java.lang.String key)
Helper method that attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key
as a boolean.
|
double |
getAsDouble(java.lang.String key)
Helper method that attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key
as a double.
|
int |
getAsInt(java.lang.String key)
Helper method that attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key
as an int.
|
java.lang.String |
getAsString(java.lang.String key)
Helper method that attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key
as a String.
|
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
keys()
Returns a list of all keys for which this and all additional DataProvider
instances store values.
|
boolean |
latchExists(java.lang.String key) |
void |
lock(java.lang.String key)
Locks the specified key.
|
boolean |
lockExists(java.lang.String key) |
Manager |
manager() |
void |
put(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.Object value)
Stores the key/value pair in the chain of DataProvider instances.
|
void |
replace(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.Object value)
Replaces the value stored under key in the chain of DataProvider instances
with the new value.
|
java.lang.String |
selectFromList(java.lang.String key)
Helper method that attempts to retrieve the value associated to the specified key
as a boolean.
|
void |
terminate()
This method is called upon termination of the Scalar platform.
|
void |
unlock(java.lang.String key)
Unlocks the specified key.
|
void |
waitForLatch(java.lang.String key) |
public DataProvider(Manager mgr)
public Manager manager()
public final java.lang.Object get(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
getValue(String)
.key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
).DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
.public final java.lang.String getAsString(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
).DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
, or
when the value is not a String.public final int getAsInt(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
Integer.parseInt(String)
).key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
).DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
, or
when the value is not an int.public final double getAsDouble(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
Double.parseDouble(String)
).key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
).DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
, or
when the value is not a double.public final boolean getAsBoolean(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
Boolean.parseBoolean(String)
).key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
).DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
, or
when the value is not a boolean.public java.lang.String selectFromList(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
getAsString(String)
.
For instance, given the key-value pair "petNames=Fido,Nyan,Bubba", a call to this
method with parameter "petNames" will return "Fido", "Nyan", or "Bubba", each with
equal probability.key
- The key for which a value should be returned.Chain.next()
). Parts are assumed to be comma delineated.DataException
- When the key is not found in this or Chain.next()
, or
when the value is not a boolean.public final void put(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object value) throws DataException
canStoreKey(String)
),
stores the key/value pair.key
- The key which can later be used to retrieve the value (via get(String)
).value
- The value to store.DataException
- If no DataProvider is able to store the key (see canStoreKey(String)
).public final void replace(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object value) throws DataException
keys()
), the value will be replaced.
Note that this method does not make use of canStoreKey(String)
, and only
check whether the specified key already has a value.key
- The key for which the corresponding value should be replaced.value
- The new value for the key.DataException
- If the value could not be replaced.public final void lock(java.lang.String key) throws DataException
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Despite the uncertainty of the upcoming season, Bell hasn’t shied away from his duties amid the pandemic. He’s met with his coaching staff at least twice a week since leaving Athens and is excited about his return to Bird Arena. The most important goal for him is to make a leap forward from last season.
“I’m not doing my job as a coach if I’m not trying to learn and get better.” Bell said. “We’ve made adjustments to our structure. We’re trying our best to get all the pieces together for the start of the year.”
The adjustments to structure made by Bell include a new member of the coaching staff. Leo Mauron, the new graduate assistant coach for the Bobcats, has been well-received by Bell thanks to his willingness to jump directly into his new role.
Mauron is currently the only new coach that has been named. Former graduate assistant coach Travis Hyde graduated and former analytics coach Erich Junge is unlikely to return. Gehrig Sarosy, the current analytics coach for Ohio, is the only staff member that is confirmed to return from last season.
A new set of coaches comes at the same time the Bobcats begin a dramatic change in their lineup. Longtime starter Jimmy Thomas’ departure has spawned Ohio’s biggest question —who will be the new starting goalie?
Three new goalies have been recruited to Ohio: Matt Server, Max Karlenzig and Parker Ray. The race for starter is further contentious when returning goalies Jackson Chilberg and Mason Koster are thrown in.
The goalie question is the only major problem confronting the Bobcats this summer. However, summer rest always comes with the regression that early practices can get rid of. Bell is confident in the team to have a rapid return to form. The Bobcats will be gunning for a strong start after losing all hope for a national tournament back in March.
“I think last season will get us hot out of the gate,” Bell said. “That’s not unique to us, but we’re all excited to get back on the ice and right now it’s just a waiting game.”
When the Bobcats returns to Athens for practice, Bell wants to tinker with a new strategy—a more aggressive defense.
The Bobcats’ defense has always been assertive. Bell wants to better utilize that on the ice. He referred to the defensemen as good “north-south” skaters that love to rush the puck. Freshman defenseman Sam Turner is the prime example of Ohio’s aggressive defense. Turner earned 17 points last season from six goals and 11 assists, the second-highest among defenders for Ohio.
Reliable young talent like Turner and the experience of veterans like Shawn Baird will make sure Ohio’s defense excels with more allotted freedom on the ice.
“We trust our defense to make good reads on the ice,” Bell said. “We have an intelligent core and we want to get them involved as much as possible.”
The adjustments to Ohio’s approach this season are bound to have growing pains. New additions to the coaching staff, lineup and strategy will hopefully shift the Bobcats toward a stronger program.
Bell just hopes the culture of success will continue next season.
“I think Ohio’s identity on the ice and in the locker room is allowed to change from year to year,” Bell said. “Ultimately we’ve always had this tradition of being successful. It’s not a right to play at Ohio, it’s a privilege. That’s something we need to honor everyday.”


Factbox: Uber's legal challenges around the world
(Reuters) - Uber (UBER.N) was stripped of its London operating license on Monday for the second time in just over two years as the city’s regulator said the taxi app had put passenger safety at risk.
The company faces legal action in several cities around the world and has drawn criticism that its vehicles increase congestion and take business from regular taxis.
“Over the last two years we have fundamentally changed how we operate in London,” tweeted CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who took over weeks before Uber first lost its London license in 2017.
Here are some of its recent legal battles:
UNITED KINGDOM
In 2017, Transport for London removed Uber's license in the capital, citing failings in its approach to reporting serious criminal offences and to background checks on drivers. (reut.rs/34pGlje)
Last year, it was given a 15-month license in London after making changes to improve relations with city authorities. (reut.rs/2Om8dPD)
In September, it received only a two-month license, which expired on Monday.
UNITED STATES
In November, a New York court dismissed Uber’s lawsuit challenging a city law limiting the number of licenses for ride-hailing services.
Uber sought in September to get a new rule overturned that limits how much time drivers can spend cruising busy Manhattan streets without passengers.
As U.S. lawmakers threaten tighter regulation, Uber and Lyft Inc (LYFT.O) skipped a U.S. congressional hearing last month on the industry’s safety, labor and congestion.
In September, an Uber driver sued the company for misclassifying its drivers as independent contractors. In March, the company paid $20 million to settle a long-running lawsuit brought by drivers claiming they were employees and entitled to certain wage protections.
AUSTRALIA
In May, a law firm filed a class action on behalf of thousands of taxi and chartered drivers, accusing the company of operating illegally and harming them financially.
GERMANY
Germany’s highest court ruled in December 2018 that a defunct limousine service offered by Uber but taken out of service in 2014 was illegal, a setback for the company in Europe’s largest economy.
NETHERLANDS
In March, Uber paid around 2.3 million euros ($2.5 million) to settle a case that found it had offered unlicensed taxi services in 2014-2015.
British and Dutch regulators last year fined Uber for failing to protect customers’ personal information during a 2016 cyber attack involving millions of users.
INDIA
In November 2018, the country ruled that ride-sharing firms Uber and Ola did not break price-fixing rules following a complaint about their pricing strategy.
AUSTRIA
Uber was suspended for two days last year due to a local taxi firm’s lawsuit, but resumed operations after making concessions.


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W.P.(MD)No.21454 of 2019 BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT DATED : 14.10.2019 CORAM: THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE M.GOVINDARAJ W.P.(MD)No.21454 of 2019 and W.M.P.(MD)Nos.18128 and 18129 of 2019 R.Janarthanan : Petitioner Vs. 1.The District Collector, Collector Office, Trichy. 2.The District Environment Engineer, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, No.25, SIDCO Industrial Unit, Thuvakudy, Trichy-620 015. 3.The Deputy Director, Public Health and Family Welfare Department, Race Course Road, TVS Tolgate, Trichy-20. 4.The Executive Officer, Mannachanallur Town Panchayat, Mannachanallur, Trichy-621 005. http://www.judis.nic.in 1/4 W.P.(MD)No.21454 of 2019 5.The Proprietor, SRI Saravana Modern Rice Mill, No.47, Rajampalayam Salai, Mannachanallur, Trichy-621 005. : Respondents PRAYER: Writ Petition is filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying for issuance of a Writ of Mandamus, directing the respondents 1 to 4 to initiate appropriate legal action against the fifth respondent for the violations committee under the Air Act, 1981 and Water Act, 1974. For Petitioner : Mr.A.Saravanan For Respondents 1,3&4 : Mr.M.Rajarajan, Government Advocate For Respondent No.2 : Mr.V.Vasanthakumar ****** ORDER
The fifth respondent is the Rice Mill owner. While running a Mill, the fifth respondent discharged effluent without processing the same. It causes water pollution and while hulling the rice, the fifth respondent opened the dryer, which polluted the entire air causing serious injuries on the people, like respiratory diseases, lungs diseases, etc. On complaint, the official respondents have taken action and the second respondent directed the fifth respondent to rectify the mistakes in respect of pollution by his proceedings dated 21.09.2017. Even though the official http://www.judis.nic.in 2/4 W.P.(MD)No.21454 of 2019 respondents have commenced the action, they have not followed it up and the illegality committed by the fifth respondent is continuing till date. Aggrieved by the same, the petitioner is before this Court.
2. Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, I am of the considered opinion that it would suffice, if the official respondents are directed to take action in this regard.
3. Accordingly, a direction is issued to the respondents 1 to 4 to conduct elaborate enquiry after giving notice to the petitioner, fifth respondent as well as other stake-holders and pass orders on merits and in accordance with law, within a period of eight weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order.
4. The Writ Petition stands disposed of with the above direction. No costs. Consequently, the connected miscellaneous petitions are closed.
14.10.2019 Index : Yes / No Internet : Yes / No SML http://www.judis.nic.in 3/4 W.P.(MD)No.21454 of 2019 M.GOVINDARAJ, J.
SML To
1.The District Collector, Collector Office, Trichy.
2.The Deputy Director, Public Health and Family Welfare Department, Race Course Road, TVS Tolgate, Trichy-20.
3.The Executive Officer, Mannachanallur Town Panchayat, Mannachanallur, Trichy-621 005.
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Sprint 1
My Reflections - Sprint One
In addition to the challenge specific reflections, answer the following questions:Command Line Primer
In a couple of sentences, how would you describe the command line in plain English? Can you think of an analogy for it?
A practical interface for typing commands. You could compare it to a calculator.
Did you stick to the timebox guidelines? If not, what change would you make next time?
Yes
Name 5 commands you used, and what they do
- Mkdir - Creates a new directory
- cd - changes directory
- git status - show's current status of git
- git pull origin master - Pull's everything from master branch
- git commit - after any input to your git, git commit will take a "screenshot" you can also add a message with -m
Did you learn anything unexpected?
yes I learnt how to use git's fundemental commands.Version Control with Git
Whats the difference between git and GitHub?
git is the version control sofware, whereas GitHub is the database that utilises git.Can you think of an analogy to describe them?
GitHub isDo you think you would still remember the difference a week from now if you didn't revisit the material?
YesDid you stick to the timebox suggestions? If not, why not?
YesInstall and Explore Git
What is a GitHub work flow?
Just a reccomended practice for using Git.What did you notice about your own learning? What did you do when you were confused or blocked?
I should've reflected as I went, moved on to quicklyIs there anything you'd do differently if you were to repeat the learning exploration again?
Work slower.Track and Commit Primer!
How would you describe stage and commit to your non-tech-savvy friend?
Staging is the step before commiting files, you stage, in this stage git allows you to edit as you wish (replace staged files with other staged files etc) whereas commit is the the final step of commiting your work to the git.Branch, Pull, Merge
What is Master?
Master branch is the default branch of code that you work offWhy create a Branch?
Multiple branches, allow for people to modify and make changes or if you want to test new thing's you can branch out from the master branch.Do the concepts introduced feel intuitive or difficult to understand?
Mostly intuitive.GitHub Fork & Clone
What are some examples of when you would fork?
Working on a project where you'd need to propose changes, that way the comparison can be made between your branch and the master branch and then pulled with a pull-requestWrite your own step-by-step fork and clone instructions. Describe what you did.
Forked the repo from origin, then cloned it to my local drive. Copied previous reflections into file and then staged.Did you have any moments where it all clicked? What clicked?
NoSetup Repo & Create Blog
Reflect on this activity. When did you feel frustrated?
Found this exercise all straight fowaredIf you didn't already know that this is the way websites are made; was it what you pictured? How does the reality of this process differ from your preconceptions?
Already knewThinking like a programmer
Describe the process for solving problems
Find out where the problem lies and read about it work through and simpifly the problem Trial and error using information you have. If no success ask someone or use googleWill you follow that process? How?
Yes, I can follow this at dev academyWhat did you learn about flipped classroom?
That you learn stuff at home and bring it to class.Introduce yourself
What was it like trying to summarise yourself to a group of strangers?
DifficultCould you feel your ego? Were you self conscious?
I'm not very egotistical.


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New features:
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iterator_range
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member
function. The singularity restrictions have been removed from the iterator_range
class since this added
restrictions to ranges of iterators whose default constructors were not
singular. Previously the is_singular
member function always returned false
in release build configurations, hence it is not anticipated that this
interface change will produce difficulty in upgrading.iterator_range
不再具有 is_singular
成员函数。 该限制已从
iterator_range
类中去除，因为它对那些缺省构造函数并非奇异的迭代器的区间增加了限制。
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TCMFForecaster
Introduction
Analytics Zoo Chronos TCMFForecaster provides an efficient way to forecast high dimensional time series.
TCMFForecaster is based on DeepGLO algorithm, which is a deep forecasting model which thinks globally and acts locally. You can refer to the deepglo paper for more details.
TCMFForecaster supports distributed training and inference. It is based on Orca PyTorch Estimator, which is an estimator to do PyTorch training/evaluation/prediction on Spark in a distributed fashion. Also you can choose to enable distributed training and inference or not.
Remarks:
- You can refer to TCMFForecaster installation to install required packages.
- Your operating system (OS) is required to be one of the following 64-bit systems: Ubuntu 16.04 or later and macOS 10.12.6 or later.
TCMFForecaster
Create TCMFForecaster
from zoo.chronos.forecaster.tcmf_forecaster import TCMFForecaster
model = TCMFForecaster(
vbsize=128,
hbsize=256,
num_channels_X=[32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 1],
num_channels_Y=[16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 1],
kernel_size=7,
dropout=0.1,
rank=64,
kernel_size_Y=7,
learning_rate=0.0005,
normalize=False,
use_time=True,
svd=True,)
vbsize
: int, default is 128. Vertical batch size, which is the number of cells per batch.hbsize
: int, default is 256. Horizontal batch size, which is the number of time series per batch.num_channels_X
: list, default=[32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 1]. List containing channel progression of temporal convolution network for local modelnum_channels_Y
: list, default=[16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 1] List containing channel progression of temporal convolution network for hybrid model.kernel_size
: int, default is 7. Kernel size for local modelsdropout
: float, default is 0.1. Dropout rate during trainingrank
: int, default is 64. The rank in matrix factorization of global model.kernel_size_Y
: int, default is 7. Kernel size of hybrid modellearning_rate
: float, default is 0.0005normalize
: boolean, false by default. Whether to normalize input data for training.use_time
: boolean, default is True. Whether to use time coveriates.svd
: boolean, default is False. Whether factor matrices are initialized by NMF
Use TCMFForecaster
Train model
After an TCMFForecaster is created, you can call forecaster API to train a tcmf model:
model.fit(x,
val_len=24,
start_date="2020-4-1",
freq="1H",
covariates=None,
dti=None,
period=24,
y_iters=10,
init_FX_epoch=100,
max_FX_epoch=300,
max_TCN_epoch=300,
alt_iters=10,
num_workers=None)
x
: the input for fit. Only dict of ndarray and SparkXShards of dict of ndarray are supported. Example: {'id': id_arr, 'y': data_ndarray}. If input is SparkXShards, each partition will use one model to fit.val_len
:int, default is 24. Validation length. We will use the last val_len time points as validation data.start_date
: str or datetime-like. Start date time for the time-series. e.g. "2020-01-01"freq
: str or DateOffset, default is 'H' Frequency of datacovariates
: 2-D ndarray or None. The shape of ndarray should be (r, T), where r is the number of covariates and T is the number of time points. Global covariates for all time series. If None, only default time coveriates will be used while use_time is True. If not, the time coveriates used is the stack of input covariates and default time coveriates.dti
: DatetimeIndex or None. If None, use default fixed frequency DatetimeIndex generated with start_date and freq.period
: int, default is 24. Periodicity of input time series, leave it out if not knowny_iters
: int, default is 10. Number of iterations while training the hybrid model.init_FX_epoch
: int, default is 100. Number of iterations while initializing factorsmax_FX_epoch
: int, default is 300. Max number of iterations while training factors.max_TCN_epoch
: int, default is 300. Max number of iterations while training the local model.alt_iters
: int, default is 10. Number of iterations while alternate training.num_workers
: the number of workers you want to use for fit. It is only effective while input x is dict of ndarray. If None, it defaults to num_ray_nodes in the created RayContext or 1 if there is no active RayContext.
Get prediction results of model
After Training, you can call forecaster API to get the prediction result of tcmf model. model.predict
will output the prediction results of future horizon
steps after x
in fit
.
model.predict(horizon=24,
future_covariates=None,
future_dti=None,
num_workers=None,
)
future_covariates
: covariates corresponding to future horizon steps data to predict. 2-D ndarray or None. The shape of ndarray should be (r, horizon), where r is the number of covariates. Global covariates for all time series. If None, only default time coveriates will be used while use_time is True. If not, the time coveriates used is the stack of input covariates and default time coveriates.future_dti
: dti corresponding to future horizon steps data to predict. DatetimeIndex or None. If None, use default fixed frequency DatetimeIndex generated with the last date of x in fit and freq.num_workers
: the number of workers to use in predict. It is only effective while inputx
infit
is dict of ndarray. If None, it defaults to num_ray_nodes in the created RayContext or 1 if there is no active RayContext.
Evaluate model
After Training, you can call forecaster API to evaluate the tcmf model. model.evaluate
will output the evaluation results for future horizon
steps after x
in fit
.
model.evaluate(target_value,
metric=['mae'],
target_covariates=None,
target_dti=None,
num_workers=None,
)
target_value
: target value for evaluation. It should be of the same format as input x in fit, which is a dict of ndarray or SparkXShards of dict of ndarray. We interpret the second dimension of y in target value as the horizon length for evaluation.metric
: the metrics. A list of metric names.target_covariates
: covariates corresponding to target_value. 2-D ndarray or None. The shape of ndarray should be (r, horizon), where r is the number of covariates. Global covariates for all time series. If None, only default time coveriates will be used while use_time is True. If not, the time coveriates used is the stack of input covariates and default time coveriates.target_dti
: dti corresponding to target_value. DatetimeIndex or None. If None, use default fixed frequency DatetimeIndex generated with the last date of x in fit and freq.num_workers
: the number of workers to use in evaluate. It is only effective while input target value is dict of ndarray. If None, it defaults to num_ray_nodes in the created RayContext or 1 if there is no active RayContext.
Incrementally fit the model with additional data
Incrementally fit the model. Note that we only incrementally fit X_seq (TCN in global model). We haven't enable fit_incremental for input SparkXshards yet.
model.fit_incremental(x_incr,
covariates_incr=None,
dti_incr=None
)
x_incr
: incremental data to be fitted. It should be of the same format as input x in fit, which is a dict of ndarray or SparkXShards of dict of ndarray. Example: {'id': id_arr, 'y': incr_ndarray}, and incr_ndarray is of shape (n, T_incr), where n is the number of target time series, T_incr is the number of time steps incremented. You can choose not to input 'id' in x_incr, but if you do, the elements of id in x_incr should be the same as id in x of fit.covariates_incr
: covariates corresponding to x_incr. 2-D ndarray or None. The shape of ndarray should be (r, T_incr), where r is the number of covariates. Global covariates for all time series. If None, only default time coveriates will be used while use_time is True. If not, the time coveriates used is the stack of input covariates and default time coveriates.dti_incr
: dti corresponding to the x_incr. DatetimeIndex or None. If None, use default fixed frequency DatetimeIndex generated with the last date of x in fit and freq.
Save model
You can save model after fit for future deployment.
model.save(path)
path
: (str) Path to target saved file.
Load model
You can load saved model with
TCMFForecaster.load(path,
distributed=False,
minPartitions=None)
path
: (str) Path to target saved file.distributed
: Whether the model is distributed trained with input of dict of SparkXshards.minPartitions
: The minimum partitions for the XShards.
Check whether model is distributed with input xshards
You can check whether model is distributed by input xshards with model.is_xshards_distributed()
.


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There is sometimes some confusion between plugins and shared libraries and what can or cannot be called to be a "plugin". This section aims to clarify this concept by presenting a short and precise (hopefully) definition of a plugin as well as the characteristics that a "true" plugin should fulfill. Examples are also given.
A unit of software whose purpose is to extend the functionality of an independent application at run-time. The application has no prior knowledge of the plugin; plugin must act as a "black-box" and present itself by means of a standard interface.
The following image tries to illustrate this concept: an independent application where units of software, intended to complement the functionality, can be "plugged" to.
An illustration of the use of plugins
Using plugins is becoming very popular, especially in programs that process heterogeneous data and would, otherwise be less flexible and heavier. Examples are:
The use of the Mime-type methodology in Netscape and other web browsers: this enables that special data like audio or video can be present on a web page and viewed accordingly;
Manipulation of images and scripting in GIMP (GNOME);
Translation from other formats (e.g.: Excel) and extension of the functionality in Gnumeric (GIMP), e.g., adding a statistic function not included;
Acrobat, Photoshop, AutoCad...
Plugins are a good way of adding functionality to an independent application: they can be loaded and unloaded during runtime and there is no need to recompile the main application when adding a new plugin. This way we can have a main application lighter and focused on the "essentials" which also brings easier development: instead of an heavy, complex, mixed application we have a main application with the fundamental parts and a variety of plugins which extend the functionality.
Plugins are usually implemented as demand-loaded shared libraries since these libraries can be loaded on runtime (as opposed to static) which is necessary for the "plug" concept characteristic of plugins. Thus, they inherit their characteristics.
Note that plugins are not shared libraries. A plugin is a paradigm based on the idea of "plugging" functionality into an application, demand-loaded shared library is a way to implement this paradigm. |
But the demand loading raises some questions:
Should the application know beforehand the plugin? "Knowing the plugin" translates to knowing the name of the library as well as it's interface and what it does. If it does, then what to do if
there is a change in the name or version of the plugin?
there is a change in the functionality (extension or alteration of the interface)?
there is a wish to add, remove or substitute plugins?
On the other hand, if the application doesn't have this information
how should it acquire this information?
the knowledge on what to expect from the plugins is practically none
and so it is dangerous for the application to depend on a plugin
Nevertheless, it has to be defined an interface that a plugin must implement and must be common to all ( in order to use the plugin, the application has to call, at least, one function; the reason why this should be common to all is related with the last topic and, in particular, comes clear if we consider we want to be able to add new plugins without modifying the application). But the question now is: how to define an interface that is not to restrict nor to loose?
How much of the application could the plugin see and vice-versa? The view of the plugin by the application falls, in part, on the item above; in particular, if the application has no prior knowledge of the plugin, since some information must be given, using the plugin will be more difficult if this information is complex and big.
On the other hand, the plugin has also to have some knowledge on the application. Since the plugin is developed with a particular application in mind the only problem that arises in carrying this knowledge is if there are alterations on the application.
In What to choose further discussion is done mainly comparing the different strategies presented here. In the next section, baring these problems in mind, it's presented a list of requirements that are believed to be essential in a plugin-based technology.
We can specify the following list of requirements as a list that should be met in order to have a "true" plugin system. This list was determined essentially from the various plugin-based technologies and personal experience and, of course, some may not agree with it.
The application must be independent from the plugins.
There should be a "black-box" view in both directions.
The application must not "know" the plugin beforehand; the plugin must introduce itself to the application.
The application must be loosely coupled with the plugins; a common interface to be provided by the plugins (whether total or partial) must be defined precisely.
The application should define what services are provided to the plugin via interface definitions.
A plugin must be self-contained.
A plugin should create a plugin instance to handle each task.
The first point has to do with the fact that the application must run by itself, in other words, it must couple with not having a plugin adequate for a particular task ( even if it means, for example, discarding the task).
Most of the points before have to do with what was discussed before. The "black-box" view and the well defined interfaces in both direction enable both parts to be implementation independent of the other. So, if there is a change in the version of one of the parts, the risk of affecting the other part is lesser (less need, if not none at all, to recompile the other part). Also this accounts for a clear and standard communication between parts.
As was noted, so that there is more flexibility in "plugging" the application shouldn't known the plugins in advance. This also accounts for the independence between both parts (as an example, imagine adding a new plugin or changing by another functionally similar).
But then how does the application acquire the needed information? First, by expecting that the plugin obeys a certain defined interface common to all the plugins of that application. This interface must provide a function that returns the description of the plugin, in particular, what type of task it handles. The other important aspect that the application needs to know is what function to call so that this particular task is done: this can be achieved by either passing this information at the same time that the information above is passed, or, by requiring this function on the interface common to all (something of the type do_work()).
So, although this interface varies between technologies (as can be seen in the examples below), the plugin should provide:
information on the type of task it can handle
a function to be called to handle that type of task (do_work())
an instance-type strategy including a structure to store all the data of a particular task and a way to know if there aren't any tasks (instances) still working so that the plugin can be unloaded
a function to initialize the plugin
Whether the application only accepts the common interface or whether the plugin can provide an extension to this interface (a total interface opposed to a partial one) it's the developers decision but must also be defined beforehand so that the application can couple with that. If it's a partial one, the extra should also be declared when the plugin presents itself.
The last point comes mainly from the fact that a plugin is loaded at runtime and the separation between it and the application; if the plugin has dependencies, it can be very difficult to check these dependencies in runtime. This point is desirable but not always achievable.
Not quite a requirement but more of a principle: a plugin is application-dependent in the sense that it was developed with an application in mind. Even if it can be used outside it still has to obey an interface imposed by the application. |
We will know look at some of the examples referred at the beginning of the section and see how the plugin paradigm is implemented in them: Netscape, Gnumeric and GIMP.
Netscape has a SDK for development of plugins which contains a template for a plugin: a user only has to "fill-in" the functions defined in the template. Furthermore, the API is very well defined in tables on the documentation: which functions Netscape provides, which functions the plugin must and can define and which structures are defined.
Both Netscape and the plugins act as complete "black-boxes": the communication is all done by the API defined in the documentation. These are the main aspects of this API:
A plugin life-cycle consist of four stages :
Initialize. When a plugin is first called, Netscape loads the plugin into memory, and calls a function(NPP_Initialize) defined by the plugin which the plugin uses to initialize itself;
New Instance. Every time a plugin is invoked, Netscape calls NPP_New (again defined by the plugin) which creates a new instance of a plugin. This includes the first time the plugin is called also (this means that if the same web page or two different windows call the same plugin, two instances are created);
Destroy Instance. When a certain instance of a plugin is no longer used, Netscape calls NPP_Destroy (plugin defined) to "destroy" that particular instance;
Shutdown. When all the instances of a plugin are destroyed, Netscape calls the plugin function NPP_Shutdown and then removes the plugin from the browser memory.
In practice, there is a structure type called NPP which contains two pointers: one to the plugin's private data (pdata) which Netscape doesn't touch and one to the browser private data (ndata) which, in turn, the plugin doesn't touch. A variable of type NPP is passed to the functions which handle data. The plugin defines a structure type PluginInstance and allocates the pdata to that type.
Information about the plugin is given by the plugin defined functions NPP_GetMIMEDescription and NPP_GetValue.
Work is done by communication through streams (usually, this only means Netscape passing the data to be analyzed to the plugin) and display through the window or not.
To summarize, the API the plugin must define is already declared in the template; it includes the 4 functions that compose the plugin life-cycle mentioned, the 2 functions for giving information about the plugin plus some functions for stream and window handling. There is also a function related to Java.
How Netscape loads plugins: Netscape looks for plugins in directories indicated by the NPX_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable when it starts up. Usually, this directories are /usr/lib/netscape/plugins/ and $HOME/.netscape/plugins/;
The API defined by the plugin is very concise : it consists of a single function, init_plugin, which returns a structure of type PluginData containing
the plugin filename,
an handle to the plugin (see below),
the init_plugin function itself,
a can_unload function which states if the plugin can be removed, in particular, checking if there aren't any instances still working
a cleanup_plugin function called when the plugin is unloaded,
a title for the plugin,
and a pointer to the plugin's private data to be filled by it.
In this structure, the plugin only defines the can_unload and cleanup_function, the title and, when needed, the private_data; all others are filled by Gnumeric when loading the plugin. The API the plugin must define is partial: the plugin must "register" the functions it defines in the init_plugin() function.
When Gnumeric starts, it looks for plugins in the directories $HOME/.gnumeric/plugins/$VERSION/ and /usr/lib/gnumeric/plugins/$VERSION/; Then, for each plugin, creates a structure of type PluginData, stores the name, opens the module (plugin) and stores the handle resulting, calls init_plugin and appends the PluginData data to the plugin_list. Gnumeric also provides what is called a "plugin manager" which can be used in runtime to load and unload plugins.
An important point is that there is not a specific and restricted API from Gnumeric to the plugin; the developer simply uses the functions and types defined by Gnumeric and Gnome in the headers files. So, Gnumeric doesn't act so much like a "black-box" and doesn't offer a well defined API which doesn't comply with the requirements mentioned above.
Gimp defines two types of plugins : the general ones and the extensions. The only difference is a functional one : the first usually receive an image and do some transformation to the image; the second extend functionality by, for example, permitting to write scripts in Perl, Python, etc. that generate an image instead of doing it directly, by hand, in Gimp.
The API the plugin must define consists only of a variable called PLUG_IN_INFO of type GPlugInInfo containing pointers to four functions:
the first two, of type init_proc and quit_proc, usually are not used by a plugin and, so, usually are set to NULL,
the third of type query_proc (usually named query()) is called by Gimp at load time (see below),
the fourth of type run_proc (usually named run()) is called when the procedure is to be run.
At start-up, Gimp looks for plugins in the plug_in_path (similar to the others) and looks for further information in the file pluginrc and, for each plugin, calls query(). The query() function must register the plugin in the procedure database.
Gimp provides access to much of its internals through a database of procedures where each plugin must insert itself into. This enables a plugin to call GIMP internal procedures or other plugins. For example, another plugin may use gimp_run_procedure() to run the randomize plugin. Again this facility can be dangerous so the plugin should check that the desired procedure is in the database before calling it.
To end, an example: the randomize plugin. When the user selects randomize from the menu, Gimp calls the run() function passing the required parameters registered by the gimp_install_procedure() among whose is the "image"; run() launches a dialog box inquiring what type of randomization and the amount of "noise" the user wants, does the required transformation on the image and refreshes the display of the image.
The way plugins are "plugged" to the application is very simple: when the application starts it looks for plugins (sometimes just checking if the termination is .so) in certain defined directories. Additionally, the user can, in some cases, change the PATH variable containing the directories to search or load and unload plugins in run-time.
Thw gmodule library is commonly used;
Most of the requirements described above are common to all this technologies although the implementation is different (e.g., a common interface, a mean of providing information about the plugin,...)
Netscape has a very rigid, totally defined API, Gnumeric has a small and partial for the plugin and a very loose one for the application. GIMP, is also very loose but gives a bit more of robustness. Although the purposes and contexts are different, the strategy Netscape uses is the most robust of the three.
Although Gnumeric has some flaws it provides most of the core ideas of this paradigm.
The following plugin adds the famous factorial function (MyFactorial()) to Gnumeric. Here is the source code (plugin-myfact.c ).
#include <gnome.h> #include <glib.h> #include "gnumeric.h" 5 #include "func.h" #include "plugin.h" static Value * func_fact (FunctionEvalInfo *ei, Value *argv []) 10 { int num = value_get_as_int (argv[0]); int res = 1; while(num > 1) { 15 res *= num; num--; } return value_new_int (res); } 20 static int can_unload (PluginData *pd) { Symbol *sym; 25 sym = symbol_lookup (global_symbol_table, "MyFactorial"); return sym->ref_count <= 1; } 30 static void cleanup_plugin (PluginData *pd) { Symbol *sym; 35 g_free (pd->title); sym = symbol_lookup (global_symbol_table, "MyFactorial"); if (sym) symbol_unref (sym); } 40 PluginInitResult init_plugin (CommandContext *context, PluginData *pd) { FunctionCategory *cat; 45 /* The next line checks if the Gnumeric version being used corresponds to the required by the plugin */ if (plugin_version_mismatch (context, pd, GNUMERIC_VERSION)) return PLUGIN_QUIET_ERROR; 50 cat = function_get_category (_("Fact PlugIn")); function_add_args (cat, "MyFactorial", "f", "number", NULL, func_fact); pd->can_unload = can_unload; 55 pd->cleanup_plugin = cleanup_plugin; pd->title = g_strdup ("My PlugIn Plugin"); return PLUGIN_OK; } |
The main function here is the init_plugin() function. Line 51 establishes the category of the plugin; line 52 adds the function func_fact() to Gnumeric with the name MyFactorial and requiring one argument. Next lines fill the remain positions of the PluginData variable.
Netscape has a web page on plugins: http://home.netscape.com/plugins/
Gnumeric can be found at http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/.
Gimp can be found at http://www.gimp.org.
No clear documentation of plugins was found. However Mozilla, Gnumeric and Gimp provide the source code so I recomend looking at the files where the loading and management of plugins are handled. Many of these applications provide sample/test plugins with the source code. It is also interesting to look at these samples for their structure[1].
| [1] | "Use the Force -- Read the source!" |


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Removes any test HTML code.
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Get's the current test HTML code.
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Based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/10805198.
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Please read the web service primer to understand how to provide proper authentication parameters. For simplicity, authentication parameters are not shown here.
This document covers how to CRUD (create, read, update and delete) anything and everything inside a nimbits server using http get and post commanded with JSON data and an action. A good way to get started, is to log into nimbits and create a data point, folder, calculation or any other "entity" and right click on it. Select "View JSON" and Nimbits will show you the JSON structure of your entity. You can submit that JSON object with changes to the entity service with an action=update parameter to change its settings, or use it as a template for a new entity submitted with the action=create parameter.
When you log into the nimbits portal, you will see your various objects organised in a tree grid. Objects in nimbits are called Entities and consist of things like Data Points, Folders, Access Keys, Subscriptions and so on. All of these entities can be organised any way you like in your tree structure.
Trigger entities are those that react to a Data Point recording a new value. When the point receives a new value, that is not filtered out from filter settings, triggers for that point are processed. You can have many triggers for a point, and they can cascade other triggers up to 10 times.
Generally, triggers have targets that are other data points the results of that trigger are stored in.
Trigger Types:
You can create, update, and delete any kind of entity in Nimbits by posting JSON data to the entity service with an action. You can get the JSON data of any entity by using a GET request and specifying the identity id of the entity.
A quick note on identity keys. Most entities in Nimbits have a UUID for an identity which is unique to that entity. However data points have an identity that is the owners email address / the point name i.e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>this makes it easy to infer the id without having to download data first.
Further, your user account represents a top level user entity with an ID of your email address.
Here is the JSON of a typical Nimbits Data Point. A good way to get a sample of JSON for an entity you want to create is to create one any sort of object in the nimbits portal and right click on it. Select "Get JSON" to open the entity service which will give you the JSON data of the object and its identity. You can edit this JSON in your code, and post back to the service to delete or update the object.
From a browser window or as a GET request in your code, simply call the entity service with the ID of the object you want to read. This example reads a data point called pointName - note how the id is simply formatted: email/pointName:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{ "highAlarm":90.0,"expire":30,"unit":"F","lowAlarm":60.0,"highAlarmOn":false,"lowAlarmOn":false,"idleAlarmOn":true,"idleSeconds":300<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"description":"This is a sample point I use a lot for nimbits demos", "entityType":1,"protectionLevel":2, "parent":"bsautner<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"uuid":"96c55c29-d60f-42a1-82a9-98d8a76960bd" }
A lot of the values from the sample above are self explanatory. Some definitions follow:
POST to the entity service with an authentication access key that has global user scope and write access. Provide action=create parameter and json={} with the JSON of the entity you'd like to create.
http://app2.nimbits.com/service/entity?action=create& json={"subscribedEntity":"bsautner@gmail.com/TempF","notifyMethod":0,"subscriptionType":4,"maxRepeat":5.0,"notifyFormatJson":false,"enabled":true,"name":"my idle alert","description":"","entityType":5,"protectionLevel":0,"parent":"test<EMAIL_ADDRESS>POST to the entity service with an authentication access key that has global user scope and write access. Provide action=create parameter and json={} with the JSON of the entity you'd like to create.
Simply download the JSON of a point as above, change the text of the description or any other value you wish to update and POST to:
http://app2.nimbits.com/service/entity?action=update&json={...}
Here is an example of posting to the entity sevice with an updated JSON object for a data point. This will update the point with the new values.
function updateEntity() { $.post("http://app2.nimbits.com/service/entity", { email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>key:"write access key", action:"update", json: "{\"highAlarm\":0.0,\"expire\":365,\"unit\":null,\"lowAlarm\":0.0,\"highAlarmOn\":false,\"lowAlarmOn\":false,\"idleAlarmOn\":false,\"idleSeconds\":0,\"idleAlarmSent\":false,\"filterType\":0,\"filterValue\":0.0,\"values\":null,\"value\":null,\"name\":\"TempC\",\"key\":\"bsautner@gmail.com/TempC\",\"description\":updated!,\"entityType\":1,\"protectionLevel\":2,\"alertType\":0,\"parent\":\"test@example.com\",\"owner\":\"test@example.com\",\"readOnly\":false,\"uuid\":\"2\",\"dateCreated\":\"2012-05-11T23:18:05 +0000\",\"children\":null}"}, function(data){ alert(data); } ); }


Jaded by the lack of street-acid I recently ordered a quantity of Syrian Rue and morning glory seeds from a well known auction site. This was after researching the various herbals available and deciding that these there the most attactive proposition.
I am fairly well experienced with hallucinogenics mainly our indiginous scottish psilocybe mushrooms - so most of the LSA reports made perfect sense ( including the reports of nausea which in my experience is usually a feature at some stage during a psychadelic journey, and therefore was not at all daunting) The MAOI interactions concerning the Rue is a wee bit disconcerting but we do not take any other prescriptions and a quick check list on the 'avoid' list gives us the all clear to proceed.
So.. a friend and I had decided one evening to indulge in a wee taster of each herb, to establish the potency, test the method of ingestion and to ensure its not complete poison!
The syrian rue had come all the way direct from Turkey - i had read a little on the preparation , and my version was to add 5g approximately into a stainless pot, juice from 1/2 a lime( no lemon), and a mug of water. then simmer whilst grinding the seeds with a spoon, before straining into a cup. Product: 1 steaming cupfull of dark brown liquid largely without sediment.
The morning glory seeds had been purchased as garden seeds grown by a wee old man - therefore no industrial chemicals. i had read various guidelines on refining with solvents etc. but improvised as follows : - 25 morning glory seeds approx placed inside folded paper and coarsely crushed using steak hammer. Ground seeds placed in a pot with a generous 50ml of Famous Grouse. ( at 40% this was the strongest alcohol in the house on the day therefore decided it was most suitable for the brew). Heated gently in pan (not too hot - didnt want to evaporate all the alcohol), again grinding seeds with the spoon before straining into a glass, and adding a bit more whisky for flavour. Result :- 1 big shot glass of rich toffee looking liquid complete with seed bits.
Time 9.00pm - ingestion
Friend and i first gulped half the cup of Rue mixture each. Tastes like bile but definitely tastes like it contains 'drugs'!
After grimacing a bit we gulp half each of the whisky/morning glory shot. It actually tastes very pleasant - like butterscotch.
We retire to watch TV , drink beer, listen to music.
Time 10.00pm - has become a little 'strange' like coming up on E or something. cant quite put our fingers on it - we put this down to the fact that these are 'different' drugs therefore not strictly comparable.
Time 10.30pm - a peculiar feeling of definitely being a little wasted but then again maybe not? slight trails in vision. very slight nausea. music enhanced.
We decide at this point to 'cook up' another batch since it is clear that no harm has come from the first. The same quantities roughly are treated in the same way and promptly guzzled. Rue mixture definitely tastes like bile! yuk i cant finish it so.....We take the opportunity to mess about with the remaining Rue mixture under blacklight - this is incredible!!!!!!! the morning glory whisky mix is still tasty.
Time 11.15-12.00 midnight Back to music and lying on the couch, as walking has become a little difficult! trails from vision all over the place. each time i move my eyes its like a discoball, visual inertia ( everything a bit jelly like ). Lost in own thoughts. Difficult to have much of a conversation. Very happy - (not giggly though) Each object / thing seems to emit its own colour, and own frequency of low hum. Time a bit harder to follow. TV seems be morphing from one shot to the next ,but we think this was just clever editing. There is still this strange feeling of ambiguity about whether or not im actually under ther influence. i cant seem to make up my mind the extent - it comes in waves.
Time 1.00am - im going to head to bed, since i have to get up for work, can hardly walk to bed! like being on a boat in a storm, discoball going overtime. ( slight nausea and taste of the rue mixture at the back of the throat but nothing serious ).I am without a doubt tripping - nothing too hardcore though. Eventually get to sleep and wake up at various stages over the night and in various states of dilerium , pleaure, comfort. All pleasant though.

Similar story from my friend who stayed up a little later to watch the swirling TV until the second lot of brew peaked and there was no point watching tv as it made no sense.
Conclusions:-
The amateurish preparations were certainly effective.
From what i understand to be a fairly low dose of each herb i was most certainly completely wasted!
I am not sure if the effects we were getting were from the Rue or the Morning Glory... well i presume from both but i dont know what each was contributing to the fun - maybe someone can help enlighten me?
The Rue tastes really horrid, disgusting, and i blame this for the slight nausea.
I wouldnt have said these were party drugs in any sense- expect maybe a small amount of the rue for its amazing luminous UV property!!!
I would definitely experiment a second time, on a quiet evening - with close friends. Round two is going to be less Rue, considerably more morning glory.
I could imagine that a larger dose of Rue could detract from the pleasantness of the experience.
I will definitely do this again as a cheap and interesting experiment. Certainly something had a bit of a kick about it!!
Enjoy
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This visualization aims to help Likert scale questionnaires conceptors to visualize the answers of those tests. Each square on the mosaic represent an answer from a respondent to a question and the colour of the square represent the answer value.
The aim of this visualization is to allow the user to see general trends in the answers such as "the answer given to question B13 are mostly associated with disagreement" and to examine the answer of specific individuals at the same time. It also allow him to check whether the answer trends vary between categories of respondent by filtering the displayed respondents.
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ABSOLUTE POWER (director: Clint Eastwood; screenwriter: William Goldman; cinematography: Jack N. Green; cast: Clint Eastwood (Luther Whitney), Gene Hackman (President Richmond), Ed Harris (Seth Frank), Laura Linney (Luther's daughter), Judy Davis (Gloria), Scott Glenn (Secret Service Agent), Dennis Haysbert (Secret Service Agent), E.G. Marshall (Sullivan), Melora Hardin (Mrs. Sullivan), 1997)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
For three quarters of the film, an exciting, somewhat plausible thriller takes place, that is even occasionally intriguing. Then it comes apart and turns into routine Hollywood, cop-out stuff. As a result, this film wastes splendid acting jobs by Clint, Ed, and Scott.
Clint is Luther Whitney, a renowned thief, who finds his way into the hidden vault of the billionaire Sullivan's (Marshall) mansion and robs him of his jewels and cash. But complications arise while Luther hides in the vault, looking out from behind a one-way mirror, and Mrs. Sullivan (Melora) comes home inebriated and begins having some rough sex with Alan Richmond (Gene). He happens to be the President of the United States. Things get out of hand, and when the two secret service agents (Scott and Dennis) see that the President is about to get knifed to death, they shoot Mrs. Sullivan. Gloria Russell (Judy), the President's Chief of Staff, then starts the cover-up rolling. The result is that Luther has to go on the run.
What remains entertaining is that the bad-good guy, Luther-- being chased by the good-bad guy Alan-- while the good-good guy, the chief police investigator in the homicide and robbery, Seth Frank (Ed), tries to unravel the mysteries of the case. It is no mystery to the audience, because they saw exactly what happened. So what this film is all about is the amorality of the President and the absolute power he wields, and the cat-and-mouse games between the police and secret service, and Luther. There is also some romance going on, but of the blandest kind imaginable, between Clint's estranged daughter (Laura), whom he still cares a great deal about, and Seth Frank.
It is watchable hokum, with a hardly credible story, getting by solely on solid acting jobs from the leads. The script calls for no bold statements about the politics of the White House, which makes the film rather weak in scope and purpose. Yet, the film is bearable, fortunate to be in the hands of someone as deft as Clint; or else, with a lesser director, it could have certainly sunk to an abysmally lower level, though one wouldn't be far wrong thinking it has already sunk to that level.
REVIEWED ON 1/31/99 GRADE: C-
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