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./Harini Gunabalan
SAP SE, Walldorf, Germany
Product Manager
September 2017 - Present
Work Description:
- As a part of SAP Cloud Platform Core Product management team, hold a T-shaped profile with an overview of the platform and deep dive into: SAP HANA XS Advanced development, SAP Document Center and SAP Cloud Platform Document Service
SAP SE, Walldorf, Germany
Software Developer
June 2016 - August 2017
Work Description:
- Contributed to the development of SAP Cloud Platform, Metering & Reporting Service.
- Along with my team, implemented a Central Reporting Hub, which collects usage information from the metering service that in turn fetches usage data from different data-centers of SAP Cloud Platform. Click here for a similar open source project - Cloud Foundry Abacus
- Persisted metering data into SAP HANA relational DB, and implemented an application to generate views that aggregate metering information to be consumed from CLoud Cockpit by cloud platform developers
- Worked on SAP’s BusinessObjectsCloud, an analytics product, to connect to difference data sources including HANA instances in different landscapes through SAP Web Dispatcher (reverse proxy).
- Implementation of an auto-scaler as a part of the Feedback driven development of the Cloudwave project , an EU funded research project.
- Presented SAP's proof-of-concept of FDD in 5th European Conference on Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing
SAP Research, Darmstadt, Germany
Master Thesis Research Student
December 2015 - May 2016
Feedback Driven Development (FDD) in Cloud Applications
Research work focusing on Cloud Platform and Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring data for modelling metrics in order to identify root cause (Application/Infrastructure) of detected anomalies and provide feedback for Cloud Developers in Development Environment. It involved design and implementation of an efficient platform level auto-scaler on Cloud Foundry. This thesis work is a Collaboration with the Software Technology Group, TU Darmstadt and SAP Research, Germany.
SAP Research, Darmstadt, Germany
Graduate Student Researcher on the HANA Cloud Platform
July 2015 - November 2015
Work Description:
- Developed Java and Web Applications on the SAP Cloud Platform.
- Worked on Software Development Tools (SAP Web IDE).
- Eclipse Plugin Development for Java Developers on the Hana Cloud Platform, based on the data obtained from the SAP Web Analytics famework. It produces clickstreams of all the UI(SAP UI5/HTML5) components of the existing Web Applications.
- In the Eclipse PDE, focussed on the OSGi specification: Eclipse 4 Application Model, Parts, Views, Editors etc. Developed Eclipse 4 RCP plugins for visualizing the analytics data for the Cloud Developers.
- Research work as a part of the Feedback driven development of the Cloudwave project , an EU funded research project. The research focuses on mapping the source code artifacts to the set of operation Data points that are collected by logs/analytics of the cloud Applications. The logs are retrieved using Elastic Search standing queries and mapped using static/dynamic code analysis.
SAP SE, Global Headquarters - Walldorf, Germany
Intern, Center of Expertise (CoE), EMEA FI HCM/EPM
April 2015 - June 2015
Work Description:
- Performance Analysis of SAP System metrics such as number of work processes, CPU consumption, Paging & Memory Utilization, Queue Lengths, Sessions in each of the Application Servers at the production environment.
- Analyzing MDX queries in BPC on HANA, snapshot overviews for each of the Application Servers, Error (Dumps and Application Logs) messages, and Performance Statistics Reports
- Service order processing in the SAP CRM system, performed Solution Manager Tasks connecting to Citrix systems, implemented SAP Notes, Trained on SAP UI5, Fiori UX Apps, and Software Development on HANA.
- Performance Optimization of Java and ABAP code.
Deloitte Consulting India Private Limited, Bangalore, India
Business Technology Analyst – ABAP Developer
June 2011 - September 2013
Work Description:
- Worked as an ABAP software developer to provide custom solutions to the clients (from USA, Germany and France).
- Developed RICEF objects in ABAP including Module Pool programming, high complex Enhancements and Conversions, Interactive ALV reports, Adobe Forms, Smart Forms, HR ABAP and OO ABAP objects.
- Worked for an upgrade project that involved migration and integration of the legacy SAP ECC 4.7 systems to SAP ECC 6.0
- Gained Good Understanding of end to end core business process areas such as the Sales and Distribution module (SD), Financial Accounting (FI) Material Management (MM), Human Resources (HR), Plant Maintenance (PM) and Production Planning (PP) modules.
- Worked for 5 different client projects based on the following industries: Consumer and Industrial Products Service Area, Health Care Providers and Insurance Service Area.
- Exhibited good communication skills coordinating with the onsite team, delivered tasks with minimal defects an high quality within strict deadlines.
- Good understanding and efficient transformation of the functional requirements specification to technical specifications. Raising Issues/Risk Identification at an early phase.


Research the "How" in a project by using the resources provided by How-To
Prepare for the project by obtaining the neccessary materials "To" complete it.
Combine the "How" and the "To" and "Do" it yourself all while putting a new skill up under your belt.


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No matter how deep is your knowledge in geography, you definitely know that Moldova is famous for its 5000 year history in winemaking—the art of producing one of the most aristocratic drinks—wine.
This summer, 22 students will have a chance to learn about winemaking in the BEST way, by learning history, composition and the process of creating this beautiful drink.
During 9 days of the course, you will be introduced into the topic by theoretical lectures and practical workshops in laboratories, facilitated by professors and specialists in this field. In addition, participants will have the possibility to visit one of the top winemaking companies from Moldova.
Take the chance to discover a new country by exploring its traditions, places and people and live this 9 days the moldavian way!
Visit our unique capital - Chisinau and meet new people from all over the Europe to create unforgettable memories together.
Take part in a wild weekend trip and visit mysterious underground wine cellars.
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The core feature of ACRE has always been radios, which has undergone major improvements in ACRE2. A new, extremely powerful and modular distributed data system allows for a whole manner of new features to be simulated in a robust and reliable way, and powers the most realistic real time radio simulation released in either the civilian or military market.
| Name | Range | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| PRC 343 | 1 km | 1 kg |
| PRC 148 | 6-8 km | 2 kg |
| PRC 152 | 6-15 km | 3 kg |
| PRC 77 | 20-30 km | 4 kg |
| PRC 177 | 20-30 km | 5 kg |
| Action | Keybind |
|---|---|
| Volume control | Tab |
| Default Radio key | Capslock |
| Radio Left Ear | Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow |
| Radio Right Ear | Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow |
| Radio Center Ear | Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow |
| Toggle Headset | Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow |
| Cycle Radio | Ctrl+Alt+Shift |
| Open Radio | Ctrl+Alt+Capslock |
If there is one thing you take out of this guide, I hope it comes from this section. It is essential that when you speak over radios such as the 148 or 117 as a squad leader, platoon leader, or an attached asset that you follow these formats when you speak.
Every squad leader, attached asset, and platoon leader who is utilizing a 148 or a 117 should have a designated call-sign. This is to ensure that everyone knows who is speaking and to whom they are speaking to. Here is an example where each squad within the platoon is given a phonetic name to identify themselves with; the platoon leader is given the moniker “Command” to identify himself with. On a side note, it would greatly benefit you to learn at least the first ten letters of the phonetic alphabet if you do not already know them.
This is just about the most important piece of radio etiquette, initiating a call with another unit properly. To do this is very simple; simply say “You, this is me.” As an example if you are in command of Alpha squad and trying to contact command you would say “Command, this is Alpha” to which Command would respond with something along the lines of “Alpha this is Command, send it.” At this point you would then proceed to tell Command or whoever whatever it is that you need to tell him or her.
If someone is calling you over the radio, but you do not have time to listen to whatever they need to say due to combat or some other pressing matter do not be afraid to respond with “You this is me, wait.” Once you have the ability to listen to what they need to tell you though, do not forget to reinitiate the conversation with “You this is me” at which point they must now acknowledge you before you proceed to inquire about what they wanted to tell you.
If you are trying to initiate contact with someone and they do not respond within 15 seconds do not be afraid to try and raise them again, however after the third attempt of making contact and failing it may be time to dispatch a squad to search for the missing squad or platoon commander.
Once the conversation has been initiated, keep your message simple and short. Think of what you’re going to say before you begin to transmit over the radios, do not “umm” and “uhh” over the radio. Keep it brief, no more than 10-15 seconds maximum. If you lose your train of thought while speaking over either a 148 or 117 simply state “Wait one” and take a moment to collect your thoughts before re-initiating the conversation. Remember, keep it brief, keep it brief, and keep it brief.
Make sure you always acknowledge the person who is speaking to you, even if what they are telling you does not require you to give some sort of a response. After someone speaks to you over the radio simply state something such as “Roger” to let them know that you have heard what they had to say and understand it. Should you fail to hear what someone said or did not quite understand what they were saying do not be afraid to say something such as “You this is me, repeat your last” at which point the previous speaker should restate their message to you.
So if you’re still confused about how to put all this together, here’s an example diagram of how a conversation can go. In this example, we’ll follow a conversation between Alpha squad’s team leader, and the platoon commander.


It's pretty simple to get going with the exercises: all you have to do is open the exercises, take a look at the questions, and try to answer them!
The dataset for these exercises is for a newly created country club, with a set of members, facilities such as tennis courts, and booking history for those facilities. Amongst other things, the club wants to understand how they can use their information to analyse facility usage/demand. Please note: this dataset is designed purely for supporting an interesting array of exercises, and the database schema is flawed in several aspects - please don't take it as an example of good design. We'll start off with a look at the Members table:
CREATE TABLE cd.members ( memid integer NOT NULL, surname character varying(200) NOT NULL, firstname character varying(200) NOT NULL, address character varying(300) NOT NULL, zipcode integer NOT NULL, telephone character varying(20) NOT NULL, recommendedby integer, joindate timestamp NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT members_pk PRIMARY KEY (memid), CONSTRAINT fk_members_recommendedby FOREIGN KEY (recommendedby) REFERENCES cd.members(memid) ON DELETE SET NULL );
Each member has an ID (not guaranteed to be sequential), basic address information, a reference to the member that recommended them (if any), and a timestamp for when they joined. The addresses in the dataset are entirely (and unrealistically) fabricated.
CREATE TABLE cd.facilities ( facid integer NOT NULL, name character varying(100) NOT NULL, membercost numeric NOT NULL, guestcost numeric NOT NULL, initialoutlay numeric NOT NULL, monthlymaintenance numeric NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT facilities_pk PRIMARY KEY (facid) );
The facilities table lists all the bookable facilities that the country club possesses. The club stores id/name information, the cost to book both members and guests, the initial cost to build the facility, and estimated monthly upkeep costs. They hope to use this information to track how financially worthwhile each facility is.
CREATE TABLE cd.bookings ( bookid integer NOT NULL, facid integer NOT NULL, memid integer NOT NULL, starttime timestamp NOT NULL, slots integer NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT bookings_pk PRIMARY KEY (bookid), CONSTRAINT fk_bookings_facid FOREIGN KEY (facid) REFERENCES cd.facilities(facid), CONSTRAINT fk_bookings_memid FOREIGN KEY (memid) REFERENCES cd.members(memid) );
Finally, there's a table tracking bookings of facilities. This stores the facility id, the member who made the booking, the start of the booking, and how many half hour 'slots' the booking was made for. This idiosyncratic design will make certain queries more difficult, but should provide you with some interesting challenges - as well as prepare you for the horror of working with some real-world databases :-).
Okay, that should be all the information you need. You can select a category of query to try from the menu above, or alternatively start from the beginning.
No problem! Getting up and running isn't too hard. First, you'll need an install of PostgreSQL, which you can get from here. Once you have it started, download the SQL.
Finally, run psql -U <username> -f clubdata.sql -d postgres -x -q to create the 'exercises' database, the Postgres 'pgexercises' user, the tables, and to load the data in. Note that you may find that the sort order of your results differs from those shown on the web site: that's probably because your Postgres is set up using a different locale to that used by PGExercises (which uses the C locale)
When you're running queries, you may find psql a little clunky. If so, I recommend trying out pgAdmin or the Eclipse database development tools.
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The above explains how to add an image as a link. Again, this is only to test/practice on HTML.


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Note
For a list of Amazon SES endpoints to use in service requests, see Regions and Amazon SES in the Amazon SES Developer Guide.


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Chapter 11: STxT Parsing
Introduction
Parsing an STxT file is much easier than parsing files from other technologies. It may seem contradictory, because it is actually a very powerful language, but at the same time it is based on very simple principles.
I will explain my way of parsing a file. It’s possible that it is not the best nor the most optimal way, but it’s one way of doing it. In fact, if you want to see the implementation I've done it is available online:
This implementation has been done in Java language, because it is the one I know best.
I hope STxT is successful, and that other implementations appear very soon.
I won't go into all the details, but I'd like to explain some points that require more attention.
If you have no intention of implementing a parser do not go on reading. The next chapter is much more interesting ;-)
Generic process
Line parsing
The parsing process can be done line by line, so we can say that in general we have:
while not end of file read line process line end while
During the process it is suitable to have a list of the last nodes we've been finding per level, as the correct processing depends on this.
Line processing
The first step in line processing is the standardization of the line. A line is standardized when it is in compact (or semi compact) form, so we have to check whether it is, and if it isn't, transform it. In the standardization the comment lines are also deleted.
We must keep in mind in standardization that if the previous node was a text node, when we go over a certain level, it will be part of that same node. That is, after that it will be text. It will also be part of it if it doesn’t reach the level but the line is completely blank, in which case it will be translated by text with a line break (See advanced tutorial).
Once we have compacted the line, processing continues independently, and we only need to get the level of the new line and distinguish between a few cases:
- Are we on the first node?
- Is the text line from a previous text node?
- Does a new node start?
In each of the cases the aim is to update the status of our variables, and continue with the process.
Note: The most important thing here is seeing that it is a process that can be done line by line, and the decisions to take are relatively simple. This lets us have a very efficient parser, which in turn may act as a grammar and node validator.
Validations
Validations are made at various points of the parsing:
- When creating a new node: when creating a new node we validate that its namespace can be infered. Otherwise, it means that it could not be created in that position and it would be incorrect.
- At the end of a node: When we close a node, it is validated.
- If it is a NODE type, we validate that the number of children is correct.
- If it is not a NODE, we validate whether it has the appropriate content depending on its type.
When do we consider a node as concluded? This is an interesting point, because there are two circumstances that make a node to be concluded. One of them is when another node with a level equal to or below this node appears. The other one is when the entire file has been processed and there are no more nodes to validate. At these points the node is considered as concluded and the validations can start.
Language nodes
We had said in the language description that the data types have no limitation and are not linked to a language, so validations should only be checked using regular expressions or methods that ensure this fact.
We have the following types of nodes:
- NODE
- TEXT
- URL
- NATURAL
- INTEGER
- RATIONAL
- NUMBER
- BINARY
- HEXADECIMAL
- BASE64
- BOOLEAN
For example, regular expressions that we could use to validate nodes are:
BINARY = ^(0|1|\s)+$ BOOLEAN = ^0|1$ HEXADECIMAL = ^([a-f0-9]|\s)+$ INTEGER = ^(\-|\+)?\d+$ NATURAL = ^\d+$ NUMBER = ^(\-|\+)?\d+\.\d+(e(\-|\+)?\d+)?$ RATIONAL = ^(\-|\+)?\d+\/\d+$
Grammars
Storage
We obtain the grammars from the Internet, but having to go search definitions remotely all the time is not practical nor efficient. The most efficient strategy is to have a kind of grammar repository, in the disc, and to go find them there. In case we do not find them, we would look on the Internet, and that repository would be updated. It is also possible to set checking times or other strategies. The idea is that grammars do not change over time, or are at least compatible retroactively.
Initial grammar
We should keep in mind that it is not possible to make a parser without having the grammar previously. In order to parse a grammar we need to have the definition of the base grammar already parsed. This is why there will be a definition of the initial grammar in the code itself.
Details to consider
There are some details that must be considered in parsing:
- Case-insensitive: All nodes are considered to be CASE-INSENSITIVE, so the appropriate transformations should be made in the parsing process.
- Base64: With the BASE64 text we must allow line breaks, and make a standard parsing of the content thus obtained.
- For reading lines we should take into account both UNIX and DOS formats. Therefore we will allow both line break, and line break + carriage return. We do this in order to allow faster editions of files from any environment, although the most suitable thing would be to always use standard UNIX (only line break character).


J4ME stores log messages in a circular buffer in memory. This is very fast and memory efficient. The alternative is to use RMS to store the logs on the device's persistent memory but this is very slow on a lot of devices and therefore inappropriate. If you require this you should try MicroLog which is more extensible, but much more heavyweight.
When using the emulator for testing logs are output to the console window similar
to using System.out.println
. To see the logs on devices you need to have
screens that display them. You can use the ones from the logging example directly.
You may want to "hide" the log from users by making it accessible through a secret
key combination such as holding down the "*" key for 3 seconds.
An example is provided in the /examples
folder under the
org.j4me.examples.log
package. It logs the various J2ME optional
packages available on the device.


#{extends 'jqueryui/layout.html'/} #{set title:'Dialog'/}
Use a dialog (i.e. a dialogue box) to show additional user-interface elements that are not part of the main page. A common use case is to show a ‘selector pop-up’ that provides a richer user-interface for selecting a value than a pick-list. This is especially useful when the dialog contents are lazy-loaded.
The widget is based on a text input, and a button that will open the dialog.
<input name="location">
<button data-url="@{jqueryui.Dialog.timeZones()}">Select Time Zone</button>
The dialog.js
JavaScript attaches a click handler to the button.
This click handler uses the jQuery UI dialog plug-in to open a dialog box, and loads the dialog contents from the resource given by the data-url
attribute value, via an Ajax request.
#{includeVerbatim '/public/javascripts/dialog.js'/}
The server-side resource that is used to populate the dialog contents is simply a server-side view: the controller renders all of the data as an HTML table.
#{includeVerbatim 'jqueryui/Dialog/timezones.html'/}
A more realistic example might include server-side filtering of a long list, so that the selector can be used to select one of thousands of values.


Best Black Friday Christmas deals 2019: Top offers on decorations, trees and outdoor lights today
by Precious AdesinaIf you're looking for new ways to decorate your home this Christmas, Black Friday is the perfect opportunity to revamp your tired box of trimmings with lots of retailers adding baubles, lighting and even trees to their online deals.
With the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend officially kick-starting today, we've scoured the internet to find our favourite discounted decorations for 2019.
From stylish door wreaths to pre-lit artificial Christmas trees from The White Company and John Lewis, here's our pick of the festive best.
For more festive inspiration, read our handy guides on the best decorations, Christmas tree toppers, stands and lights.
1. The White Company Frosted Green Pine Cone Wreath
Was £35, now £28 at The White Company
This Christmas is all about natural-looking foliage and we love this asymmetrical wreath from The White Company. Half twisted wicker and half foliage, it incorporates pine cones, ferns and leaves for a wild, magical statement wreath. Use 'GIFT20' when you check out for 20 per cent off.
Read our guide on the best Christmas wreaths.
2. Graham & Green Bear Silhouette Tea Light Holder
Add a Scandi woodland vibe to your living room with this beautifully set scene made of metal, set in a wooden base. Kids, in particular, will love the silhouette effect. Add the code SPARKLE when you check out for 15% off everything at Graham & Green.
3. Liberty Slim Kensington Fir Tree
The perfect artificial tree if you're slightly short on space, the Slim Kensington has an incredibly realistic finish. With more than 1000 tips to decorate, it's the perfect choice for bauble obsessives.
Read our guides on the best artificial and real Christmas trees.
4. Sankari Round Tree Topper
Made out of brass and cut by hand, this Nkuku tree topper is a statement way to complete your tree. Use the code 'BLACK' for 20% off when you check out.
5. Large Twig Reindeer Decoration from Liberty London
Was £69.95, now £55.96 at Liberty
Made of twigs and pine cones, this festive fellow stands at 75cm tall and will make a jolly addition to any household.
6. White Company Spruce Christmas Tree
Was £199, down to £159.20 at The White Company
Sporting a natural shape and a very realistic shade of green, the branches of this artificial spruce have been largely handpainted. Get your 20% discount with the code GIFT20.
7. Parlane Wooden Polar Bear Room Decoration
Was £22, now £16 at House of Fraser
Achieve the perfect wintry set-up with this wonderfully evocative polar bear. With hinged legs, he's perfect to sit on the window sill or fireplace for a festive finishing touch.
8. Jan Constantine Rebel Rebel Stocking
Was £67, now £53.60 at Amara.com
Add a splash of disco to your Christmas decor with this colourful Bowie-esque stocking. Made from velvet and sequins, it'll add some rebel flavour to your fireplace.
9. John Lewis & Partners Newington Pre-lit Christmas Tree
Was £199, now £149 at John Lewis & Partners
This Christmas tree is already pre-lit with 300 bulbs. While the tree's tips have been moulded and coloured to accurately mimic a real spruce tree, its outline has been designed to give a neater silhouette.
10. Peacock Feather Wreath
Perfect for festive rule-breakers, this show-stopping wreath will make a festive statement on any front door.
11.  Each bulb has a clip on the side, so they're easy to attach to outdoor fences or trees.
12. Rosy Rings Botanical Scented Candle
Bring the smell of Christmas to life with this Rosy Rings candle featuring notes of redcurrant, cloves and spicy rose. Atmosphere in an instant.
13. House of Fraser Flocked Whistler Christmas Tree
Was £135, now £95, House of Fraser
No need to trek to Hyde Park for a taste of Winter Wonderland this year, thanks to this 6ft tree. With snow-covered fronds, it brings the magic of a white Christmas to your front room.
14. Globe Fairy String Lights
This 10m string of 60 LED festoon lights is great value for money, and comes with 10 settings. Set them to flash, slow fade or sequential for maximum twinkly effect.
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| SystemProperty |
Description |
| com.tintri.space.usedPercentAlertLowThreshold |
After physical used space percent exceeds this threshold, the VMstore will send a daily User Alert for up to 7 consecutive days, after which a daily User Notice will be displayed on the UI, until the physical used space drops below this threshold. A valid value for this threshold is an integer between 0 and 100 (inclusive), that is also less than or equal to usedPercentAlertHighThreshold. |
| com.tintri.space.usedPercentAlertHighThreshold |
After physical used space percent exceeds this threshold, the VMstore will send a daily User Alert until the physical used space drops below this threshold. A valid value for this threshold is an integer between 0 and 100 (inclusive), that is also greater than or equal to usedPercentAlertLowThreshold. |
| com.tintri.performance.reservesUsedPercentAlertThreshold |
After used performance reserves percent exceeds this threshold, the VMstore will send a User Alert. Once past the threshold, if the used performance reserves continues to increase a User Alert will be sent once a week. The used performance reserves percent is allowed to exceed 100 percent. The impact of being over 100 percent is that latencies may increase, since all performance resources have been utilized. A valid value for this threshold is an integer >= 0. |
| com.tintri.space.usedPercentDisableSnapshotsThreshold |
After physical used space percent meets or exceeds this threshold, the VMstore will disable snapshot creation to prevent the VMstore from becoming full, and send a User Alert. Once physical used space percent drops below this threshold, snapshot creation will be allowed again. If physical used space remains stable below the threshold for a period of time (1 hr), the VMstore will send another User Alert to notify the user that things are stable and functioning normally. A valid value for this threshold is an integer between 0 and 100 (inclusive).
- VAAI and ODX snapshots (generally used for provisioning or migration operations) are not governed by this threshold. Only scheduled and manual Tintri snapshots are governed by this threshold.
- When creating a snapshot of a thick provisioned virtual machine, space needs to be allocated for the snapshot. If the current physical used space plus the space needed for the snapshot will cause the total physical used space to meet or exceed the threshold, the snapshot creation operation will fail.
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| com.tintri.space.usedPercentDisableReplicationThreshold |
After physical used space percent meets or exceeds this threshold, the VMstore will disable incoming snapshot replication to prevent the VMstore from becoming full, and send a User Alert. Once physical used space percent drops below the threshold, incoming snapshot replication will be allowed again. If physical used space remains stable below the threshold for a period of time (1 hr), the VMstore will send another User Alert to notify the user that things are stable and functioning normally. A valid value for this threshold is an integer between 0 and 100 (inclusive). |


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| Document Name: | RFC 6749 |
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | The OAuth 2.0 authorization framework enables a third-party application to obtain limited access to an HTTP service, either on behalf of a resource owner by orchestrating an approval interaction between the resource owner and the HTTP service, or by allowing the third-party application to obtain access on its own behalf. This specification replaces and obsoletes the OAuth 1.0 protocol described in RFC 5849. |
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Money Play. How should Red play 42?
pips Red=164 White=143
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
11/5 looks nice and it is safe, but it is also a blunder.
There are too many White checkers in the attack zone for Red to split comfortably, although 24/20, 13/11 is the second-best play.
The top play is 8/4, 6/4 leaving a fluid and dynamic position. Red is behind in the race so being hit on his 11-pt may help him rather than hinder him.
13/9, 11/9 is a bad mistake. As usual, taking a solid inner board asset is better than the outer board point.
Making the 4-pt is not obvious but once you see it, its merits become obvious.
There are too many White checkers in the attack zone for Red to split comfortably, although 24/20, 13/11 is the second-best play.
The top play is 8/4, 6/4 leaving a fluid and dynamic position. Red is behind in the race so being hit on his 11-pt may help him rather than hinder him.
13/9, 11/9 is a bad mistake. As usual, taking a solid inner board asset is better than the outer board point.
Making the 4-pt is not obvious but once you see it, its merits become obvious.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4 6/4 Eq.: -0.430 0.385 0.096 0.002 - 0.615 0.158 0.008 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/20 13/11 Eq.: -0.456 (-0.026) 0.391 0.084 0.002 - 0.609 0.179 0.007 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 8/4 Eq.: -0.475 (-0.046) 0.376 0.097 0.002 - 0.624 0.171 0.010 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 11/9 Eq.: -0.488 (-0.059) 0.371 0.086 0.002 - 0.629 0.158 0.007 5. Cubeful 2-ply 11/5 Eq.: -0.502 (-0.072) 0.367 0.081 0.001 - 0.633 0.155 0.005


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Journal Information
Journal ID (publisher-id): AIPA
Journal ID (sage): AIP
Title: AADE in Practice
ISSN (print): 2325-1603
ISSN (electronic): 2325-1611
Publisher: SAGE Publications (Sage CA: Los Angeles, CA)
“It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.”
—Charles Darwin
It is from this quote that I write my second letter to you. Nothing is more certain than change; it is an ongoing, continual process, and we can choose to be either active or passive participants. The ability to manage that change effectively is a critical component of success, and this is where innovation comes to play. While innovation is usually analogous to change, it is often viewed as the application of better solutions that meet new requirements, unarticulated needs, or a changing market. For many of us, change is reactionary, but the preferred approach is to be proactive whereby we identify the opportunity for change, seize it, plan for it, and implement that plan successfully. This is innovation!
From these concepts came the theme for the 2017 AADE Annual Conference: Driving Change and Innovation. This yearly meeting has always served as an excellent forum for members to learn, exchange ideas, identify challenges, and share innovative ways to drive change. The 2017 conference will continue to explore the boundaries of education, engagement, and the spheres of influence within the broader diabetes community. Four days filled with opportunities to expand your knowledge, mine the power of technology, discover new products and services, network with peers, recharge, and HAVE SOME FUN!
This year’s annual conference will be held from Friday, August 4, to Monday, August 7, in Indianapolis, Indiana, and I could not be more excited as Indianapolis is the city where my career as a volunteer with AADE started! It’s a great city with a lot to offer, and the location is perfect for travel from any area of the country.
The AADE17 Annual Conference Planning Committee is dedicated to identifying the topics and speakers that will deliver high-level quality programming and help you navigate through the maze of new and novel innovations in diabetes care. Our hope is to enhance your knowledge and skills in leveraging these emerging options and develop strategies that improve coordination of care, optimize patient outcomes, and drive change within your practices at home. Programming will again cover 6 key areas to help you advance your skills and expertise, and we will continue to dedicate 2 specialty days focused on the areas of prevention and technology. Start watching for additional conference information in your AADE communications and on social media.
Speaking of social media . . . have you checked out the “Why I attend AADE17” commercial contest on the AADE website? Visit diabeteseducator.org/creative for the contest rules, then get your cameras rolling for a chance to win some great prizes! This contest will certainly get your engines started, tap into your creative genius, and test your technical skills.
This brings me to my final focus today: technology. Technology plays an important role in every industry as well as in our personal lives, but of all the industries where technology plays a crucial role, health care is definitely one of the most important. It is changing the way we practice as well as when, where, and how we reach the communities we serve. Improving quality of life is one of the main benefits of integrating new innovations into medicine, and the AADE strategic plan supports this focus by placing the person living with diabetes at the center of all we do. Virtual technologies enhance our reach within the diabetes prevention space as well as within the domain of diabetes self-management education and support. AADE is committed to exploring how these emerging technologies will advance practice, improve health, and empower persons with diabetes to be active participants in their own care.
At AADE, we realize the importance of patient engagement in the process of good health care and have included the voice of the person living with diabetes in developing many of our key initiatives. Our partnerships with many in the diabetes online community (DOC) and patient facing organizations (PFO) have helped us in this realm. The DOCs and PFOs provide opportunities to strengthen communication and support among individuals with diabetes, their families, health care providers, the health care industry, policy makers, and the general public, and they can be a powerful forum for you, the educator!
In each publication of AADE in Practice, I feature one of the key influencers in this space. This issue spotlights the work of the Diabetes Hands Foundation and CEO Gene Kunde. This organization has been a pioneer in the DOC and continues to be one of the best and most comprehensive resources and connecting points for people with diabetes. Please enjoy Gene’s letter to you, and I hope you will take him up on his invitation to engage with this valuable community.
In closing, I encourage you to attend AADE17 as an investment in your future. Sign up today at aade17.org. I hope to see you there! ?
Gene Kunde
CEO, Diabetes Hands Foundation
diabeteshf.org, tudiabetes.org (English), estudiabetes.org (Spanish)
Diabetes Hands Foundation (DHF) is a support organization that exists to help ensure that nobody living with diabetes ever feels alone. We work to fulfill that goal by providing education, information, and support for anybody and everybody regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, social-economic status, or type of diabetes. Most of that is accomplished online through our 2 platforms: Tudiabetes.org (English) and Estudiabetes.org (Spanish). We currently have more than 140 000 registered members in our communities, and there are no dues, fees, or costs for any of our services.
The DHF was founded in 2008 to make it easier for people to access diabetes-related information and make better decisions relative to their diabetes management. As a result, we are one of the pioneers in the DOC and have accumulated an extensive collection of resources that are easily accessed by those seeking information or answers to their diabetes-related issues. That includes technical and clinical data, podcast interviews with people who have diabetes, health care providers, industry representatives, and many more. We have become a useful guide and resource relative to type 2 diabetes prevention, nutrition, management, and other related issues.
Many visitors consider our online forums to be the most useful support mechanism they have at their disposal for personal management of their diabetes. There they find people just like them who have or are facing the same issues, and they are able to learn from those experiences and recognize that they are not alone in their struggle.
We have long recognized the need to help elevate the voice for people with diabetes, and that is why we are active in advocacy. To us, this means more than advocating for legislative change, an important activity that we leave to others who are better equipped and focused on that method to encourage positive change. Instead, we work with those who see a problem in the diabetes space and use their existing resources to help create a solution. They are passionate visionaries, disruptors, and change-makers and come from all walks of life with varied backgrounds and experiences. We see our role as a facilitator to help provide them with direction and resources to make a positive difference.
We have spent the past year refining our listening skills in an effort to better understand the needs of the diabetes community. Our intent has been to deliver new added value for the community, and technology will continue to be at the center of that process.
At DHF, we gain daily inspiration from the members of our online community. They are the reason we exist, and serving them provides us with tremendous satisfaction. Keeping up with the many changes that are occurring in the diabetes sector is a challenge, but a good one. It gives us hope for a future without diabetes.
Data analysis is a key skill set for us. Because we have existed for almost 10 years and serve over 5 million visitors to our sites each year, we have a lot of data to help us in our decision making.
The sheer volume of visits we see shows us just how important social media and the many online connections provided by the DOC are in daily life. Diabetes is a 24/7 disease, and our websites are available anytime from anywhere with an Internet connection.
For diabetes educators, participating in this community is important in understanding the concerns, topics, and attitudes that are prevalent among people with diabetes and their caregivers at any given time. We welcome you to visit our sites and actively participate. DHF exists to serve all members of the diabetes community and would like to see more involvement with educators. We recognize and appreciate your unique importance in the health care system and want to serve and support you better. That happens when we all connect and learn.
You can find out more about the Diabetes Hands Foundation at diabetshf.org, tudiabetes.org (English) or estudaibetes.org (Spanish). You can also connect with us on Facebook (/diabetesHF) or Twitter (@diabeteshf).


Let's get into If Statements. An if statement (sometimes called a conditional or a logical operator) can be the most crucial part of any code. It can check one or more parameters for information, and depending on the information that those parameters contain, the if statement can direct all sorts of things to happen. Imagine if you wanted something to happen in your program but only if other parameters are met. This is where an if statement comes into play.
One of the key elements of an if statement is that an if statement will always evaluate to a boolean result (true/false), which you will find extremely useful in writing code.
Let's think of an example. Imagine you want to add two numbers togther, but only if one of the numbers is 5. So if you have input of 7 and 19, the function would not run. If the input is 6 and 5, then the function would run. This is a fairly basic (and slightly useless) example, but it gets the point across.
Quick quiz: What are the two possible results of an if statement?
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If statements are constructed as follows:
if (some parameter is true) {
run this code;
}
So, in our example above, the code would translate to something like this...
if (one of the inputs is 5) {
add the inputs;
}
Let's watch an example in action. First, we will introduce a variable. The single = is for setting a value, while the triple === is for checking equality. You can see that we are first setting x to be 10, and then we are checking if x is equal to 10. Hit the green play button to watch it run!
Let's throw some variables into the mix. Variables are where you can store data for later use. You can also change variables. Let's say you had a variable with a value of 50 (var x = 50). Now, let's say you used that variable throughout your code in potentially hundreds or even thousands of places! If you did not have a variable, you'd have to type '50' each time. Not the biggest deal, it's just one more character than it would be to type 'x', BUT what happens if you suddenly need to change that value to be 40 everywhere it's used? If you did not use a variable, you'd have to update in hundreds, if not thousands, of places with the possibility of missing some. If you did use a variable, you just need to change it in one place!
Let's look at an example. What do you think the below will print out? Think about it before hitting the play button.
Quiz time! Try establishing a variable below. Remember, try to name your variables something descriptive so you always know what information is contained within the variable.


[gecode-users] Multiple specification files
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Sep 18 11:02:39 CEST 2015
The crucial thing here is to run make (for example, make depend). Only then the files will be re-generated!
Cheers
Christian
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Christian Schulte, <http://www.gecode.org/~schulte> www.gecode.org/~schulte
Professor of Computer Science, KTH, <mailto:cschulte at kth.se> cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, <mailto:cschulte at sics.se> cschulte at sics.se
From: Christian Schulte [mailto:cschulte at kth.se]
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2015 10:29 AM
To: 'Patrik Broman' <reg at patrikbroman.se>; 'users at gecode.org' <users at gecode.org>
Subject: RE: [gecode-users] Multiple specification files
Hi Patrik,
Just use a comma to separate:
./configure –with-vis=var1.vis,var2.vis
If things seem to not work there is the following trick by removing the following files:
rm gecode/kernel/var-type.hpp gecode/kernel/var-imp.hpp
When typing make these files will be re-generated (you can have a look and see that your stuff will show up in these files).
Cheers
Christian
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Professor of Computer Science, KTH, <mailto:cschulte at kth.se> cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, <mailto:cschulte at sics.se> cschulte at sics.se
From: users-bounces at gecode.org <mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org> [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Patrik Broman
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 05:30 PM
To: users at gecode.org <mailto:users at gecode.org>
Subject: [gecode-users] Multiple specification files
Apparently I posted from wrong address first time.
Anyway. I'm creating a two new data types. Is there a good way to use them both at the same time?
I have tried
./configure --with-vis=var1.vis --with-vis=var2.vis
and
./configure --with-vis=var1.vis var2.vis
regards
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Cartagena is a popular place for yachts to stop prior to making their way to the Panama canal.
The government is trying hard to encourage this influx of visitors and there are plans to build two new marinas. In addition the Club Nautico has been upgraded.
Bahia de Cartagena is a well-protected anchorage. Entrances to the bay are through the large ship channel - the Boca Chica strait, or the northwest entrance - Boca Grande (Escollera).
The Boca Chica entrance is the easier and is the one used by most recreational sailors.
The Boca Grande entrance tends to be used by yachts coming from the north and east but should be approached with caution. The Colombian Navy has re-installed the red & green lighted posts to mark the small vessel channel at the Boca Grande entrance. Guaranteed "official" depth is about 8 feet, greater depth might be possible if there is limited swell and conditions are not otherwise unfavorable. Cruisers report the echo sounder never going below 3.2 metres. Advice is to follow the marked channel and don't cut corners.
Position 10° 23'17"N, 75° 34'13"W.
Full details on the formalities required for clearing into and out of Colombia can be found at Colombia Formalities.
All vessels approaching Cartagena (5 miles from entrance at a minimum) should call CARTAGENA PORT CONTROL on VHF CH16 or 14. They have good English speakers on hand (who can also assist with emergency calls).
Anchor in the inner bay. This is the area inside the Peninsula of Bocagrande adjoining the Island of Manga (where Club Nautico is loacted) and the Historic Centre. It is not advisable to anchor near the entrance at Bocagrande.
Remember, an agent is required to clear into and out of Colombia, so no attempt at contacting the Port Captain should be made, except through your nominated clearing agent (Agencia Maritima) on arrival.
There are now several English-speaking agents here (see Clearance Agents) or visit the Club Nautico website and download the sidebar "A cruiser's guide". The information includes the names and contact numbers of several customs clearance agents.
Last updated February 2015.
Anchoring
Bahia de Cartagena is a well-protected anchorage.
It is advisable to anchor in deep water (10m+) with a long scope as the sudden southerly squalls can cause dragging in shallower water. The holding in the shallower water closer to the marina is reported to be poor.
Marinas
The Club Nautico completed renovations of its marine and shoreside facilities in June 2015.
If berthing here (see photo courtesy of SV Wings), be aware that wave action and local weather (occasional violent squalls) can make conditions unpleasant at times. This is a harbour with a lot of speedboats, water taxis and activity. Wakes are constant during daylight hours. In order to guard against the swell, be sure to have very stretchy dock lines and make sure that your spreaders are not matched up to the boats beside you.
The Club is busy, but spaces do come available for transient yachts. Many cruisers however choose to anchor off and use the marina's facilities including the dinghy dock, rubbish disposal and WiFi. The Club make a small charge for this.
It is also worth emailing Club de Pesca de Cartagena as they sometimes have slips available for transients. Barnacles can be a problem for boats left for a period of time.
Security
The Bay of Cartagena has seen a decrease in the amount of dinghy thefts over the last 12 months, possibly due to better crime control by the officials and more awareness on the part of cruisers. That said, thefts still continue to be reported so stay alert. Information about thefts is broadcast immediately by VHF on Channel 68 (Monday to Saturday at 8 am).
Last updated May 2016.


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A local NGINX server is available providing the following test environment:
HTTP Basic Authentication can be tested with the following URLs:
Redirects to HTTPS can be tested with the following links
The files are also served via HTTPS:
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Datasets used in the book "Learn R ...as you learnt your mother tongue" by Pedro J. Aphalo (2017) <https://leanpub.com/learnr>.
| Version: | 0.0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Suggests: | roxygen2 (≥ 6.0.1), knitr (≥ 1.15.1), devtools (≥ 1.12.0), rmarkdown (≥ 1.5) |
| Published: | 2017-05-13 |
| Author: | Pedro J. Aphalo [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Pedro J. Aphalo <pedro.aphalo at helsinki.fi> |
| BugReports: | https://bitbucket.org/aphalo/learnr-pkg/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | learnrbook citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | learnrbook results |
| Reference manual: | learnrbook.pdf |
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Installation and use |
| Package source: | learnrbook_0.0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: learnrbook_0.0.2.zip, r-release: learnrbook_0.0.2.zip, r-oldrel: learnrbook_0.0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: learnrbook_0.0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: learnrbook_0.0.2.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=learnrbook to link to this page.


Displaying icon fonts
If an icon font is created using Basic Latin encoding, icons are used in place of the usual letterforms like “l” and “a”. While not as common as icon fonts that use PUA or symbol encoding, there are multiple icon fonts that use this approach.
To display an icon using this encoding, you can simply type the letter or character of the icon you need, and assign the icon font to the character through the use of the font-family property. While simple to use, the downside of this technique is that screen readers will still read the character and if the icon font fails to load you’re left with an unnecessary character on the page rendered in the default fallback font.
Using Basic Latin encoding
Display the home icon: h
Display the calendar icon: c


Former Clinton Spox: GOP 'Lost Their Honor and Integrity' in Defense of Trump | Breitbart
by Pam KeyOn Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” former Clinton administration White House Press Secretary Joe Lockhart accused Republicans of losing “their honor and their integrity” while defending President Donald Trump.
Lockhart said, “I don’t think it’s, that it happened, and so what? I think they’ll modify that and say it happened, the president is not experienced as a diplomat, he’s a different politician, he shouldn’t have done it, but this doesn’t rise to the level of impeachment. You don’t remove a president for this.”
He continued, “They’ve lost their honor and integrity. Because what we’re talking about here is using military aid that this ally desperately needed against the Russians, and holding it up to get political dirt and affect the election here in this country.”
He added, “I think Republicans will retreat but, again, not to the ‘so what,’ but I think they’ll make some very stern speeches on the floor about why this was wrong, but why the president shouldn’t be removed.”
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jQuery.loadTemplate can be used for easily displaying data sets. The example below is an example of utilising this. When the search button is pressed, data is fetched from the server in the form of a JSON object. Processing this data is done client side, and allows for great client experience, sending the minimal amount of data from the server (just a single json object, and a template). Another benefit this brings is we have all our data in an easy to manipulate javascript object on the client.
The example below makes use of paging a javascript array with the jQuery.loadTemplate function. Simply by passing in options to set paged to true, which page to display, and the number of elements per page, the function will only output the elements on that page. The navigation of pages is entirely separate from the function (the next and previous buttons are not provided).
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"Specified {} slopes but {} intercepts".format(n, _n))
if n == 1:
slope = [slope]
intercept = [intercept]
pinfo["slope"] = slope
pinfo["intercept"] = intercept
return pinfo
After Change
raise Exception(
"Specified {} slopes but {} intercepts".format(n, _n))
slope = make_iterable(slope)
intercept = make_iterable(intercept)
new_data = pd.DataFrame({"slope": slope, "intercept": intercept})
// Copy the other aesthetics into the new dataframe
n = len(slope)
for ae in data:
new_data[ae] = make_iterable_ntimes(data[ae].iloc[0], n)
return new_data


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This set of math function uses the standard Lua 5.1 math library (which calls the standard C library).


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interface for l3g4200
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#include <l3g4200.hpp>
interface for l3g4200
this class interfaces the l3g4200 chip for the slave arudino and should not be used by the user unless you want to only use one Arudino.
◆ l3g4200() [1/2]
| l3g4200::l3g4200 |
( |
hwlib::i2c_bus_bit_banged_scl_sda & |
bus | ) |
|
|
inline |
Constructor of the l3g4200 interface.
This contructor construct an interface for the l3g4200 chip.
◆ l3g4200() [2/2]
| l3g4200::l3g4200 |
( |
hwlib::i2c_bus_bit_banged_scl_sda & |
bus, |
|
|
uint8_t |
address |
|
) |
| |
|
inline |
Constructor of the l3g4200 interface with different address.
This contructor construct an interface for the l3g4200 chip with a diverging address.
◆ check_status()
| void l3g4200::check_status |
( |
| ) |
|
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inline |
Returns when gyroscope data changed.
This function is used as an stop. The function returns when the gyroscope has written a new value to it's registers. This function made the read data more accurately.
◆ get_dps_x_h()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_x_h |
( |
| ) |
|
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inline |
Returns x dps shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_dps_x_l()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_x_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns x dps variable.
This function returs the x dps variable
◆ get_dps_y_h()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_y_h |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns y dps shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_dps_y_l()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_y_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns y dps variable.
This function returs the y dps variable
◆ get_dps_z_h()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_z_h |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns z dps shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_dps_z_l()
| int l3g4200::get_dps_z_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns z dps variable.
This function returs the z dps variable
◆ get_temperature()
| int l3g4200::get_temperature |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Gets temperature variable.
This function returns the temperature value
◆ get_x_gyro_h()
| int l3g4200::get_x_gyro_h |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns gyro x shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_x_gyro_l()
| int l3g4200::get_x_gyro_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns x gyro variable.
This function returs the x gyro variable
◆ get_y_gyro_h()
| int l3g4200::get_y_gyro_h |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns y gyro shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_y_gyro_l()
| int l3g4200::get_y_gyro_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns y gyro variable.
This function returs the y gyro variable
◆ get_z_gyro_h()
| int l3g4200::get_z_gyro_h |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns z gyro shifted 8 bits to the right.
This function reads the gyro x variable and returns a the value shifted 8 bits to the right
◆ get_z_gyro_l()
| int l3g4200::get_z_gyro_l |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns z gyro variable.
This function returs the z gyro variable
◆ print()
Prints gyro values for demonstration.
This function prints the gyro values for the demonstration and can be used for debugging.
◆ print_dps()
| void l3g4200::print_dps |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Prints degrees per second values for demonstration.
This function prints the degrees per second values for the demonstration and can be used for debugging.
◆ reset()
Resets gyro values.
This function resets all gyro values to zero.
◆ sleep()
Tugs in the gyroscope.
This function sends a bit to the sleep register of the l3g4200 and turns it into sleepmode
◆ update()
| void l3g4200::update |
( |
int |
interval | ) |
|
|
inline |
calculates next gyro values
This function updates all the gyro values and also generates the next value of the gyro based on the degree per second values read out of the l3g4200 registers.
◆ update_temp()
| void l3g4200::update_temp |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Updates temperature variable.
This function updates the temperature variable by reading the temperature register on the l3g4200
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


public class Netherboard
extends java.lang.Object
Netherboard.instance()
and call one of the createBoard()
methods.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
BPlayerBoard |
createBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player,
org.bukkit.scoreboard.Scoreboard scoreboard,
java.lang.String name)
Creates a board to a player, using a predefined scoreboard.
|
BPlayerBoard |
createBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player,
java.lang.String name)
Creates a board to a player.
|
void |
deleteBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Deletes the board of a player.
|
BPlayerBoard |
getBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Gets the board of a player.
|
java.util.Map<org.bukkit.entity.Player,BPlayerBoard> |
getBoards()
Gets all the boards mapped to their player.
|
boolean |
hasBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Checks if the player has a board.
|
static Netherboard |
instance()
Returns the instance of the Netherboard class.
|
void |
removeBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
Removes the board of a player from the boards map.
|
public BPlayerBoard createBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player, java.lang.String name)
player
- the playername
- the name of the boardpublic BPlayerBoard createBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player, org.bukkit.scoreboard.Scoreboard scoreboard, java.lang.String name)
player
- the playerscoreboard
- the scoreboard to usename
- the name of the boardpublic void deleteBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
player
- the playerpublic void removeBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
player
- the playerpublic boolean hasBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
player
- the playertrue
if the player has a board, otherwise false
public BPlayerBoard getBoard(org.bukkit.entity.Player player)
player
- the playerpublic java.util.Map<org.bukkit.entity.Player,BPlayerBoard> getBoards()
public static Netherboard instance()


Much work to be done ahead of World Cup, says Windies coach
by CMC(CMC) – Assistant coach Roddy Estwick has hailed the work of his bowlers but believes there is still much work to be done if West Indies are to become a major force again in the white-ball formats.
Speaking in the wake of the 2-1 defeat in the three-match Twenty20 series against Afghanistan last weekend, Estwick said it was important the Caribbean side continued to learn from their mistakes and improve, especially as they prepared for next year’s T20 World Cup.
“There’s lots of work to be done in all white-ball cricket. That’s an area we’ve been falling down,” Estwick said.
“Obviously the three-nil victory [in the ODI] series was very, very good. We played decent cricket. We started well in the T20s but we fell off a bit but we’ve got to keep learning from it.
“We’re building towards the World Cup next year in Australia so we’ve got to keep building blocks and we’ve got to keep learning, and we’ve got to keep teaching as well because once teaching takes place then learning will take place and once we can grow together as a group and learn from our mistakes, I’m sure we’ll be a lot better for this.”
The reigning T20 World champions, West Indies opened the T20 series with a 30-run victory but then suffered back-to-back defeats in the games following, to concede the series.
However, Estwick said he had taken some positives from the outing, one being the way West Indies had executed with the ball to restrict Afghanistan to manageable totals.
“A lot of the plans we put together, obviously the guys went out and executed and when you look at over the three games, the highest score scored against us was 156 … so we’ve got to be happy with that,” he pointed out.
“We’re not happy with the result because obviously it’s a team performance but overall from the bowling group I thought we did reasonably well.”
Estwick singled out seamer Kesrick Williams who bowled superbly to lead West Indies with eight wickets, and an excellent economy rate of just under six runs an over.
The 29-year-old Williams was returning for his first series in 17 months following a spell on the sidelines.
“Special mention must go to Kesrick Williams, obviously he is now coming back into the side after a period out of the side and I thought he was very, very good,” said Estwick.
“I thought he bowled good lines, good lengths and also good change of pace. Special mention must also go to Shai Hope who wasn’t originally in the squad [but] came in at the last minute because of injury to Denesh Ramdin and he got a fifty and he kept tidily as well.”
Estwick said it was important all players made the best use of the opportunities given them to establish themselves in the squad.
“You’re trying to look at as many players as possible and for me that’s the key thing – the opportunities given to players so you can see what they’ve got to offer, so you can formulate your plans so when you get to the World Cup you’re sure of your best XI and you’ve left no stone unturned.”
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TSqlMapStatement class corresponds to <statement> element.
Mapped Statements can hold any SQL statement and can use Parameter Maps and Result Maps for input and output.
The <statement> element is a general "catch all" element that can be used for any type of SQL statement. Generally it is a good idea to use one of the more specific statement-type elements. The more specific elements provided better error-checking and even more functionality. (For example, the insert statement can return a database-generated key.)
Located in /Data/SqlMap/Configuration/TSqlMapStatement.php (line 31)
TComponent | --TSqlMapStatement
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| TSqlMapSelect | TSqlMapSelect class file. |
| TSqlMapInsert | TSqlMapInsert class corresponds to the <insert> element. |
| TSqlMapUpdate | TSqlMapUpdate class corresponds to <update> element. |
| TSqlMapSelectKey | TSqlMapSelect corresponds to the <selectKey> element. |
Create a new instance of a given type.
Create a new instance of result class.
An ArrayAccess class can be specified to handle the type of objects in the collection.
If a ParameterMap property is not specified, you may specify a ParameterClass instead and use inline parameters.
The value of the parameterClass attribute can be any existing PHP class name.
A Parameter Map defines an ordered list of values that match up with the "?" placeholders of a standard, parameterized query statement.
If a ResultMap is not specified, you may specify a
ResultClass instead. The value of the ResultClass property can be the name of a PHP class or primitives like integer, string, or array. The class specified will be automatically mapped to the columns in the result, based on the result metadata.
A Result Map lets you control how data is extracted from the result of a query, and how the columns are mapped to object properties.
Inherited From TComponent
TComponent::addParsedObject()
TComponent::attachEventHandler()
TComponent::canGetProperty()
TComponent::canSetProperty()
TComponent::createdOnTemplate()
TComponent::detachEventHandler()
TComponent::evaluateExpression()
TComponent::evaluateStatements()
TComponent::getEventHandlers()
TComponent::getSubProperty()
TComponent::hasEvent()
TComponent::hasEventHandler()
TComponent::hasProperty()
TComponent::raiseEvent()
TComponent::setSubProperty()
TComponent::__get()
TComponent::__set()
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by Petrana RadulovicHas the world felt real since the drop of the first Cats trailer?
Well, get ready for another transcendent experience with a second look at the movie about singing cats who look like humans. Since the curtain opened on Cats, we’ve come to terms with the hybrid performers and brushed up on just what the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is exactly. Taylor Swift also debuted a new song entitled “Beautiful Ghosts” — gotta give the Academy something original to run for that Oscar! — and we learned that the Cats twitter only follows an account called “Red Laser Pointer.”
Unlike the other trailer, which was set to that one song from Cats that everyone knows (“Memory”), the new spot shows off the cats doing cat-like things. They lick! One of them yells “MILLLLLLLK!!!” really loudly. It also dives deeper into the world of the Jellicle Cats, with Judi Dench’s Old Deuteronomy talking about picking that special cat that will be reborn. They all look more ... naked?
Cats stars an ensemble cats cast that includes Judi Dench, Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, James Corden, Idris Elba, Jason Derulo, Rebel Wilson, and Ian McKellen. The movie pounces into theaters on Dec. 20.


Examples¶
Here are examples on how to use MDP for typical machine learning applications:
- Logistic Maps — Using Slow Feature Analysis (SFA) for processing a non-stationary time series, derived by a logistic map.
- Growing Neural Gas — Capture the topological structure of a data distribution.
- Locally Linear Embedding — Approximate data with a low-dimensional surface and reduce its dimensionality by learning a mapping to the surface.
- Fast image filtering using the caching extension — Filter images with 2D wavelets and demonstrate use of caching extension.
- Handwritten digits classification with MDP and scikits.learn — Use the combined power of MDP and scikits.learn in an applciation for handwritten digit classification
- Graph-based SFA (GSFA) — Use graph-based Slow Feature Analysis (GSFA) for supervised dimensionality reduction and classification.
- hinet_html.py — Get the HTML representation for a simple hinet network.
- benchmark_parallel.py — Simple benchmark to compare the different schedulers in MDP.
- pp_remote_test.py — Simple test of the remote Parallel Python support, using the NetworkPPScheduler.
- Slideshow and Double slideshow — Created slideshows of matplotlib plots, demonstrates the slideshow module in MDP.
- hinetplaner — Interactive HTML/JS/AJAX based GUI for constructing special hinet networks. This is a complicated example which won’t teach you much about MDP.
- mnist — Several more example for handwritten digit classification, this time with Fisher Discriminant Analysis and without scikits.learn.
The following examples use and illustrate BiMDP.
- BiMDP flow inversion — A simple example on the alternative mechanism to inverse a BiFlow.
- BiMDP Hinet Inspection — Demonstrates the inspection of a BiFlow.
- BiMDP Custom Inspection — Customization with maptlotlib plots of the BiFlow inspection.
- bimdp_simple_coroutine.py — Minimal example for coroutine decorator.
- Gradient Descent and the Newton Method — Use Newton’s method for gradient descent with the gradient extension.
- Backpropagation — Implement backpropagation for a multi layer perceptron.
- Deep Belief Network (DBN) based on BiMDP — Proof of concept for a Deep Belief Network.


There are a few condition macros expanding to a list of other conditions:
unleash
[show(print),command(proceed)]
hide
[show(silent),command(proceed)]
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[show(print),command(ask)]
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The built-in breakpoint conditions can not be redefined using this predicate.


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Falcon 9 lands at SpaceX’s Landing Zone 1, marking the 44th recovery of a Falcon first stage and 24th reflight of an orbit class rocket booster
Dragon’s solar arrays have deployed
Falcon 9 booster has landed on Landing Zone 1!


Class a.callback.chainer
Class defined in:..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:304
Load many functions one by one, when last one finish raise the final callback
Examples: here
__done
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:329
Handle a callback success. Note : you can pass any arguments in any way, they will be sended to success function or next function
__error
(
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:346
Handle a callback error Note : you can pass any arguments in any way, they will be sended to error function
__getData
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:386
Retrieve data from store
The value stored, or null if it's not set
__getFullData
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:398
Retrieve full store
The current store
__setData
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:359
Add data to store
Parameters:-
key
<String>The key to set
-
value
<Object>The content to store for given object
__setFullData
( data
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:372
Replace the store with given data
Parameters:-
data
<Object>The store to set
addCallback
( arguments
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..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:436
Add a callback to existing list of callback to start
Parameters:-
arguments
<Array>Every arguments passed is taken as callback to add, so each arguments should be a function (you can also pass one array argument directly)
isRunning
(
)
..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:531
Check if the chainer is running or not
True the system is running, false the system is not running
removeCallback
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)
..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:465
Remove a function to existing list of functions to start
Parameters:-
callback
<Function>One of the function to not synchronize anymore
setFail
( fail
)
..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:423
Register fail function to apply when all jobs are done
Parameters:-
fail
<Function>The fail function to use in case of bad result from one or more callback
setSuccess
( success
)
..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:410
Register success function to apply when all jobs are done
Parameters:-
success
<Function>The success function to use in case of good result from all callbacks
start
( args
)
..\framework\appstorm\plugin\callback.js:490
Start the chainer Note : every arguments passed to this function will be sended to first callback functions.
Parameters:-
args
<Object | null>any data to set for other callback


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Coffee & Viz:
Collaborative Management of Invasive Species
Using Tangible Landscape
Center for Geospatial Analytics
Francesco Tonini & Douglas Shoemaker
Invasive Species
Global Change: increased human mobility, land-use change
Environmental Impacts
Habitat alteration
Economic Impacts
Structural damage
Key Management Issues
Time to action counts!
Key Management Issues(cont.)
Cost of treatments!
- Invasive termites in the U.S.: ≈ $750 mi property damage
- In U.S. each year control cost for termites alone $1.5+ billion
Key Management Issues(cont.)
Allocation & efficacy of treatments!
Collaborative Management Using Tangible Landscape
Co-learning and collaboration
- Quickly and intuitively learn dynamics of complex spread models
Collaborative Management Using Tangible Landscape
Co-learning and collaboration
- Stakeholders virtually placed into the landscape
Collaborative Management Using Tangible Landscape
Co-learning and collaboration
- Quickly develop & test management strategies
Collaborative Management Using Tangible Landscape
Co-learning and collaboration
- Receive near-real time feedback
Treatments Allocation (in the field)
Localized treatments of infested areas (e.g. fumigation, host removal, chemical treatments)
Treatments Allocation (on Tangible Landscape)
Delineation of eradication/control areas directly on Tangible Landscape
Termite infestation game
Setting
This game is set in Dania Beach, Florida, a neighborhood at risk of invasion by termites. Try to save as many city blocks as possible from infestation with preventative treatment given a limited budget.
Termite infestation game
Instructions
- Players have a limited treatment budget (10 blocks)
- At the beginning of each round players will see a map of the city and a map of termite habitat
- Then players may place treatment blocks on the game board in order to protect against termites
- The game master runs the termite spread simulation and shows the results
- At the end of each round players will see the animated spread of termites, the budget spent, and the number of city blocks infested
- For new players the game master randomizes the starting locations of the initial termite colonies


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %}Delete task{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Are you sure you want to delete "{{item}}" ?