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GTA RESTORATION GROUP INC.
Legal Name:
GTA RESTORATION GROUP INC.
Operating Name:
GTA Restoration
Alternate Name:
Emergency Plumber Toronto by GTA Restoration
Mold Removal Toronto by GTA Restoration
Sewage Remediation Toronto by GTA Restoration
Water Damage Toronto by GTA Restoration
Mailing Address:
1015D-250 Consumers RdNORTH YORK, Ontario
M2J 4V6
Location Address:
2201-250 Yonge StTORONTO, Ontario
M5B 2L7
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GTA Restoration | Top Water Damage Toronto Mold Removal Services _
We are a full service RESTORATION contractor. We specialize in the reconstruction of water and fire damaged homes, condominiums and commercial buildings. We have been in business for over 19 years and are currently providing our services to the home owners condominium managers. GTA Restoration applies the latest in drying and restoring equipment.
We offer our services to homeowners, condo managers and businesses that have been affected by any kind of disaster. We provide a turnkey service to you, the insured, which includes:
Quick 24 Hour Emergency response
Non-destructive drying
Infrared Moisture detection
Negotiating claims with your insurance carrier
Provide you with detailed plans and engineering in order to rebuild your damaged structure.
An inventory of your personal effects damaged.
Efficient Reconstruction
Contents (personal effects) pack-out, inventory, restoration, storage and return.
Our goal is to minimize damage. Our licensed professionals will thoroughly inspect and evaluate the damages to your home or business before providing you and your adjuster with a detailed, itemized estimate. Repairs can begin immediately following inspection to ensure your inconvenience is kept to a minimum.
GTA Restoration can restore any damage to your property or possessions resulting from water, fire, mold or earthquake.
We guarantee a prompt response time -- anywhere in Toronto in approximately one hour or less!
Our goal is your 100% complete satisfaction. If something is not right, we can help.
When A Disaster Strikes GTA Restoration Is Always There!
GTA Restoration Services proudly serve Toronto and the GTA with honest, reliable and affordable services such as:
- Disaster cleanup 24/7
- Water damage
- Fire & smoke damage
- Mold remediation service
- Carpet cleanup
- Painting services
- Waterproofing
Indoor Air Quality Testing Toronto, Mold Testing, Allergens, Pollen, Dust Mites, Chemicals, Asbestos, Air Quality Reports More. . .
Mold Removal, Mold Remediation, Mold Inspection Toronto, Eliminate Black Mold Symptoms, Mold Testing Toronto More...
We're the front line team tasked with resolving problems, whether it's a fire or natural disaster. Restoration Service fundamental goals are to protect, preserve and restore when a crisis occurs. Give us a call today!
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Proudly Serving: Toronto, Ajax, Aurora, Brampton, York, North York, East York, Thornhill, Etobicoke, Markham, Mississauga, Oakville, Oshawa, Pickering, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Whitby, Vaughan; Some Services available in: Hamilton, Burlington, Milton, Barrie, New Market.
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561722 - Janitorial Services (except Window Cleaning)
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GTA Restoration deals with the initial water damage cleanup to full restoration and reconstruction of the affected areas. At GTA Restoration, we realize that arriving on site, quickly and promptly is important. The longer the damage sits, the more secondary damage can occur.
GTA Restoration with all insurance companies. We can handle communications with insurance company, and invoice your insurance directly. That way you don't have to trouble yourself with the process. We will agree with you on the scope of work and the next necessary course of action.
The faster you call, the faster we can prevent serious damage to your home or business. It takes about 48 hours for mold to start growing in a humid environment; humidity levels should be professionally controlled and moisture should be absorbed back from any effected materials.
Call us Today if you require any Water Damage Services:
416-358-6666
GTA RESTORATION
The longer you wait, the more secondary damage can happen and your necessary repairs will go up!
Damage from moisture, humidity, and flooding will compromise the structural integrity of your home, weakening floors, walls and ceilings. GTA Restoration is certified by all the major Canadian Insurance Companies to assess and restore flood/water damages in your home or business.
GTA Restoration will help you with:
Removal of Property
Storage Services
Water Extraction
Drying and Dehumidifying Flooded Areas
Assessing Flood Damage
Deodorizing
Mold Removal and Prevention
Complete Property Restoration
Direct Insurance Billing
Causes for Water Damage:
1. Drain Backup- with the heavy rains in Toronto, the city drains cannot keep up with the flow of water that it produces. If the drains are full, there is only one place left for them to go, your basement. This can be unexpected and cause severe damage that you are unprepared for. Ensure that you have a backup valve installed to prevent this overflow of water from entering your home or property.
2. Burst Pipe – Given the frigid, cold temperatures in Toronto, burst pipes are very common. In most cases this is covered by insurance, but it is still an unpleasant situation. Because pipes are overhead, water will always travel down and can affect many areas of the home. It is important to ensure that all pipes are insulated and heat is left on in cold temperatures.
3. Foundation Cracks & Issues – Older homes in Toronto give it the unique, historic look that we all love. However, there is a downfall to living in an older home. The foundation and structure begins to deteriorate, which can cause to water damage. If foundations are maintained properly, then there should not be an issue, but it only takes one small crack for water to start infiltrating. If you live in an older home, bring in a company that can inspect your foundation and ensure that there is proper waterproofing and no cracks.
4. Damp Basements - Rolling with the older homes as mentioned above, Toronto homes are often left with dirt basements or basements that are unfinished. This can cause additional mositure issues that don't often lead to major water damages, but can lead to mold growth. Mold growth can be as damaging or more damaging as water damage. If you have an unfinished basement, seriously consider insulating and having a good vapour barrier. If you know you basement is damp, install dehumidifers to remove any excess mositure,
Secondary Damage caused by Water Damage:
Mold is very common when your home or property has experienced a water damage. If the water damage is not cleaned up quickly enough or not done properly, mold will grow.
Water Damage Toronto is not only your water damage specialist but we are equipped to handle any mold growth that may have grown. We are trained & certified by IICRC, Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration, and follow all industry guidelines in preventing and removing mold.
We will come into your property for a professional inspection. Sometimes sources of Water Infiltration are unknown. We specialize in leak detection and thermal imaging to locate exactly where the water is coming from. We use the latest equipment to determine what areas are affected, even though it may not be visible to the eye.
If you have mold growth, we will send in a certified project manager to access the mold contaminated area’s and identify what the water source is. Based on our findings, they will come up with a remediation plan to bring your home or property back to a safe living environment.
Process in Mold Removal due to Water Damage:
1. Containment – All affected areas will be fully contained to ensure that no spread of water or mold growth can occur.
2. Air Filtration – Our high end equipment is used in order to free the air from mold spores and other airborne particles.
3. Mold Removal – Once the area is fully contained an all technicians are wearing full PPE, all mold and water damage affected materials will be removed. These materials are bagged in industrial bags to prevent any cross contamination in your home.
4. Reconstruction -When the materials that have been contaminated by molds have been removed, the repair process will start. Whether it is bringing it back to it's original state, or adding a new flare, Water Damage Toronto is your go to company!
If you are experiencing a water damage or any sign of water damage, don’t wait. Give us a call today and we will perform a free inspection and provide recommendations on cleaning and remediated the problem.
If you are require immediate attention, call now and we will arrive within 45 minutes! Our teams will extract all water, remove any affected materials and install drying equipment to ensure that no secondary damages occurs.
416-358-6666
“GTA Restoration” We are very proud of our work in Toronto and the surrounding GTA performing our great Mold Inspections, Indoor Air Quality Testing and Mold Removal services which we have developed with years of practical experience and ongoing education.
Serving Toronto and GTA:
Mold Inspections & Testing
Indoor Air Quality Testing
Thermal Imaging Investigation
Mold Removal
Asbestos Testing
Fire Restoration work in Toronto and the GTA does not only depend on the damage caused by smoke and fire. Damage can also be caused from the water used to put the fire out by the fire brigade. This can lead to more damage caused that from the fire itself.
Not all fire damage can be seen by then naked eye. There could be a lot more fire damage that you may not necessarily see with the naked eye. Your building could also have suffered from heat damage. For example fire could cause electrical components to melt.
There is also the risk of firefighting fluids and smoke particles that have made their way into the structural materials within the building. As a result full fire damage restoration may not be fully possible until they have been removed and replaced.
A Toronto or GTA-based representative from GTA Restoration will be able to meet your insurers or their loss adjusters in your home or business. They will then be able to make sure that you receive your valid claim entitlement in order to receive the cost of any corrective works that may be required.
GTA Restoration has been an approved insurance repair network for many years and working alongside insurers and policyholders we offer fixed costs for all our restoration work for your and insurers piece of mind.
With our strict standards and commitment we ensure all of our work is completed by fully qualified tradesmen based in the GTA who understand the importance of customer care. We aim to make the process of returning your home or business back to its pre loss condition in the shortest amount of time as inconvenient as possible.
Services We Offer
GTA Restoration negotiates with insurance companies on your behalf enabling full entitlement
Insured and guaranteed work.
Keeping you informed and involved with all decision making.
All correspondence forwarded to you throughout the claim process.
Complete Fire Damage Restoration Service.
24/7 Emergency Helpline.
On-site within 1 hour anywhere in the GTA in an emergency situation.
Fire restoration – clean up following fire.
Removal of soot and smoke.
Sealing of painted surfaces.
Soot fix applications.
Controlled waste disposal.
Smoke odor removal.
Highly responsive service.
Cleaning of all items affected by smoke – carpets, rugs, furniture, walls, floors and general contents.
Restoration and PAT testing of electrical items.
We use Xactware software, the number one program for loss estimation, approved and preferred by insurance companies. “Xactimate is the industry's leading claims estimating solution. Estimate graphically using Sketch to draw a floor plan, then click on the items you want to add. Estimate by room or by trade; integrate seamlessly with the XactAnalysis network or XactContents. No matter what type of repair estimating you do, Xactimate has the features and data to make the job faster and more detailed than it ever has been before.”
In the event of a loss where insurance coverage is not applicable or carried, GTA Restoration will accommodate the lowest rates available to ensure the restoration is complete and a project is finalized. Such accommodations are subject to approval and qualification.
We have many plumbers covering the entire Toronto area; Downtown, Midtown, Don Mills, Cabbagetown, Downsview, Etobicoke, High Park, Leaside, Mimico, Rexdale, The Beaches, York Mills, and Yorkville.
After we take your emergency call, you can expect a friendly, qualified plumber to arrive as soon as possible to diagnose your plumbing emergency and provide you with whatever options are available to your particular situation.
Our Plumbing Services:
Toilets/Urinals, Garbage Disposals, Sinks / Faucets, Dishwashers, Laundry Washer/Dryer, Bathtubs/Shower, Pump Repairs, Sewer Line, Water Heaters, Garburators, Installations, Water Heaters, Maintenance Clogged Drains, Camera Inspections, Septic Tanks, Sewer Backup, High Pressure Jetting, Water Pressure, Grease Traps, Cast Iron Stack, Basement Waterproofing, Sump Pumps, Frozen/Burst Pipes
Technology profile
2015
be it known that:
GTA RESTORATION GROUP INC.
Is registered with the INSTITUTE OF INSPECTION, CLEANING, AND RESTORATION CERTIFICATION, and has pledged to implement an advanced training program and a course of study leading to the certification of all On-Location Operators actively engaged in providing services to the consumer in cleaning and restoration and has pledged its support in establishing and maintaining a professional attitude in the conduct of its daily business at all times and providing the consumer with the highest degree of professionalism possible.
Patrick Winters, IICRC President
Tony Wheelwright, Chairman of the Board
Company Number 208309
Sector information
Classification codes
Distribution of employees:
Be it known that: TONY S. LLESHI Is a registrant in good standing with the IICRC, and has qualified by service and examination for Certification in the following areas:WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION
FIRE & SMOKE RESTORATION
ODOR CONTROL
APPLIED MICROBIAL REMEDIATION
and has pledged to perform services in these areas with skill, honesty, and integrity in order to provide the consumer with the highest degree of professionalism possible.
.
Key / Major clients:
We have a 100% satisfaction rate with our insurance partners, along with many Property Managers & Management Firms.We are preferred vendors for many property managements such as: Brookfield PM, Wilson Blanchard PM, Icon PM, AA PM, Time Property PM etc.
We have assisted our insurance partners with large and small losses: State Farm, TD Insurance, Desjardins Insurance, The Cooperators, RBC Insurance, Wawamesa, Intact Insurance, Economical Insurance, Atrens Council etc.
Also, our partners in insurance adjusting firms: Crawford & Co, Claims Pro, CCS Canadian Claims Services etc.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Contact information
Description
Company description
561722 - Janitorial Services (except Window Cleaning)
561740 - Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Services
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
GTA Restoration deals with the initial water damage cleanup to full restoration and reconstruction of the affected areas. At GTA Restoration, we realize that arriving on site, quickly and promptly is important. The longer the damage sits, the more secondary damage can occur.
GTA Restoration with all insurance companies. We can handle communications with insurance company, and invoice your insurance directly. That way you don't have to trouble yourself with the process. We will agree with you on the scope of work and the next necessary course of action.
The faster you call, the faster we can prevent serious damage to your home or business. It takes about 48 hours for mold to start growing in a humid environment; humidity levels should be professionally controlled and moisture should be absorbed back from any effected materials.
Call us Today if you require any Water Damage Services:
416-358-6666
GTA RESTORATION
The longer you wait, the more secondary damage can happen and your necessary repairs will go up!
Damage from moisture, humidity, and flooding will compromise the structural integrity of your home, weakening floors, walls and ceilings. GTA Restoration is certified by all the major Canadian Insurance Companies to assess and restore flood/water damages in your home or business.
GTA Restoration will help you with:
Removal of Property
Storage Services
Water Extraction
Drying and Dehumidifying Flooded Areas
Assessing Flood Damage
Deodorizing
Mold Removal and Prevention
Complete Property Restoration
Direct Insurance Billing
Causes for Water Damage:
1. Drain Backup- with the heavy rains in Toronto, the city drains cannot keep up with the flow of water that it produces. If the drains are full, there is only one place left for them to go, your basement. This can be unexpected and cause severe damage that you are unprepared for. Ensure that you have a backup valve installed to prevent this overflow of water from entering your home or property.
2. Burst Pipe – Given the frigid, cold temperatures in Toronto, burst pipes are very common. In most cases this is covered by insurance, but it is still an unpleasant situation. Because pipes are overhead, water will always travel down and can affect many areas of the home. It is important to ensure that all pipes are insulated and heat is left on in cold temperatures.
3. Foundation Cracks & Issues – Older homes in Toronto give it the unique, historic look that we all love. However, there is a downfall to living in an older home. The foundation and structure begins to deteriorate, which can cause to water damage. If foundations are maintained properly, then there should not be an issue, but it only takes one small crack for water to start infiltrating. If you live in an older home, bring in a company that can inspect your foundation and ensure that there is proper waterproofing and no cracks.
4. Damp Basements - Rolling with the older homes as mentioned above, Toronto homes are often left with dirt basements or basements that are unfinished. This can cause additional mositure issues that don't often lead to major water damages, but can lead to mold growth. Mold growth can be as damaging or more damaging as water damage. If you have an unfinished basement, seriously consider insulating and having a good vapour barrier. If you know you basement is damp, install dehumidifers to remove any excess mositure,
Secondary Damage caused by Water Damage:
Mold is very common when your home or property has experienced a water damage. If the water damage is not cleaned up quickly enough or not done properly, mold will grow.
Water Damage Toronto is not only your water damage specialist but we are equipped to handle any mold growth that may have grown. We are trained & certified by IICRC, Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration, and follow all industry guidelines in preventing and removing mold.
We will come into your property for a professional inspection. Sometimes sources of Water Infiltration are unknown. We specialize in leak detection and thermal imaging to locate exactly where the water is coming from. We use the latest equipment to determine what areas are affected, even though it may not be visible to the eye.
If you have mold growth, we will send in a certified project manager to access the mold contaminated area’s and identify what the water source is. Based on our findings, they will come up with a remediation plan to bring your home or property back to a safe living environment.
Process in Mold Removal due to Water Damage:
1. Containment – All affected areas will be fully contained to ensure that no spread of water or mold growth can occur.
2. Air Filtration – Our high end equipment is used in order to free the air from mold spores and other airborne particles.
3. Mold Removal – Once the area is fully contained an all technicians are wearing full PPE, all mold and water damage affected materials will be removed. These materials are bagged in industrial bags to prevent any cross contamination in your home.
4. Reconstruction -When the materials that have been contaminated by molds have been removed, the repair process will start. Whether it is bringing it back to it's original state, or adding a new flare, Water Damage Toronto is your go to company!
If you are experiencing a water damage or any sign of water damage, don’t wait. Give us a call today and we will perform a free inspection and provide recommendations on cleaning and remediated the problem.
If you are require immediate attention, call now and we will arrive within 45 minutes! Our teams will extract all water, remove any affected materials and install drying equipment to ensure that no secondary damages occurs.
416-358-6666
“GTA Restoration” We are very proud of our work in Toronto and the surrounding GTA performing our great Mold Inspections, Indoor Air Quality Testing and Mold Removal services which we have developed with years of practical experience and ongoing education.
Serving Toronto and GTA:
Mold Inspections & Testing
Indoor Air Quality Testing
Thermal Imaging Investigation
Mold Removal
Asbestos Testing
Fire Restoration work in Toronto and the GTA does not only depend on the damage caused by smoke and fire. Damage can also be caused from the water used to put the fire out by the fire brigade. This can lead to more damage caused that from the fire itself.
Not all fire damage can be seen by then naked eye. There could be a lot more fire damage that you may not necessarily see with the naked eye. Your building could also have suffered from heat damage. For example fire could cause electrical components to melt.
There is also the risk of firefighting fluids and smoke particles that have made their way into the structural materials within the building. As a result full fire damage restoration may not be fully possible until they have been removed and replaced.
A Toronto or GTA-based representative from GTA Restoration will be able to meet your insurers or their loss adjusters in your home or business. They will then be able to make sure that you receive your valid claim entitlement in order to receive the cost of any corrective works that may be required.
GTA Restoration has been an approved insurance repair network for many years and working alongside insurers and policyholders we offer fixed costs for all our restoration work for your and insurers piece of mind.
With our strict standards and commitment we ensure all of our work is completed by fully qualified tradesmen based in the GTA who understand the importance of customer care. We aim to make the process of returning your home or business back to its pre loss condition in the shortest amount of time as inconvenient as possible.
Services We Offer
GTA Restoration negotiates with insurance companies on your behalf enabling full entitlement
Insured and guaranteed work.
Keeping you informed and involved with all decision making.
All correspondence forwarded to you throughout the claim process.
Complete Fire Damage Restoration Service.
24/7 Emergency Helpline.
On-site within 1 hour anywhere in the GTA in an emergency situation.
Fire restoration – clean up following fire.
Removal of soot and smoke.
Sealing of painted surfaces.
Soot fix applications.
Controlled waste disposal.
Smoke odor removal.
Highly responsive service.
Cleaning of all items affected by smoke – carpets, rugs, furniture, walls, floors and general contents.
Restoration and PAT testing of electrical items.
We use Xactware software, the number one program for loss estimation, approved and preferred by insurance companies. “Xactimate is the industry's leading claims estimating solution. Estimate graphically using Sketch to draw a floor plan, then click on the items you want to add. Estimate by room or by trade; integrate seamlessly with the XactAnalysis network or XactContents. No matter what type of repair estimating you do, Xactimate has the features and data to make the job faster and more detailed than it ever has been before.”
In the event of a loss where insurance coverage is not applicable or carried, GTA Restoration will accommodate the lowest rates available to ensure the restoration is complete and a project is finalized. Such accommodations are subject to approval and qualification.
We have many plumbers covering the entire Toronto area; Downtown, Midtown, Don Mills, Cabbagetown, Downsview, Etobicoke, High Park, Leaside, Mimico, Rexdale, The Beaches, York Mills, and Yorkville.
After we take your emergency call, you can expect a friendly, qualified plumber to arrive as soon as possible to diagnose your plumbing emergency and provide you with whatever options are available to your particular situation.
Our Plumbing Services:
Toilets/Urinals, Garbage Disposals, Sinks / Faucets, Dishwashers, Laundry Washer/Dryer, Bathtubs/Shower, Pump Repairs, Sewer Line, Water Heaters, Garburators, Installations, Water Heaters, Maintenance Clogged Drains, Camera Inspections, Septic Tanks, Sewer Backup, High Pressure Jetting, Water Pressure, Grease Traps, Cast Iron Stack, Basement Waterproofing, Sump Pumps, Frozen/Burst Pipes
Technology
Technology profile
2015
be it known that:
GTA RESTORATION GROUP INC.
Is registered with the INSTITUTE OF INSPECTION, CLEANING, AND RESTORATION CERTIFICATION, and has pledged to implement an advanced training program and a course of study leading to the certification of all On-Location Operators actively engaged in providing services to the consumer in cleaning and restoration and has pledged its support in establishing and maintaining a professional attitude in the conduct of its daily business at all times and providing the consumer with the highest degree of professionalism possible.
Patrick Winters, IICRC President
Tony Wheelwright, Chairman of the Board
Company Number 208309
Sector
Sector information
Classification codes
Distribution of employees:
Be it known that: TONY S. LLESHI Is a registrant in good standing with the IICRC, and has qualified by service and examination for Certification in the following areas:WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION
FIRE & SMOKE RESTORATION
ODOR CONTROL
APPLIED MICROBIAL REMEDIATION
and has pledged to perform services in these areas with skill, honesty, and integrity in order to provide the consumer with the highest degree of professionalism possible.
.
Key / Major clients:
We have a 100% satisfaction rate with our insurance partners, along with many Property Managers & Management Firms.We are preferred vendors for many property managements such as: Brookfield PM, Wilson Blanchard PM, Icon PM, AA PM, Time Property PM etc.
We have assisted our insurance partners with large and small losses: State Farm, TD Insurance, Desjardins Insurance, The Cooperators, RBC Insurance, Wawamesa, Intact Insurance, Economical Insurance, Atrens Council etc.
Also, our partners in insurance adjusting firms: Crawford & Co, Claims Pro, CCS Canadian Claims Services etc.


3.2
domestic | environment | site preparation – protection from radon gas | 2009
Every
building
must be designed and
constructed
in such a way that
there will not be a threat to the health of people in or around the
building
due to the emission and containment of radon gas.
3.2.0 Introduction
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive, colourless and odourless gas that
is formed where uranium and radium are present. It can move through
cracks and fissures in the subsoil, and so into
buildings
. The amount, or
activity, of radon is measured in becquerels (Bq). Where this gas occurs
under a
dwelling
, the
external walls
contain it and the containment of radon
can build up inside the
dwelling
over the long term posing a risk to health.
Breathing in radon gas for long periods increases the risk of developing lung
cancer and since people spend a high proportion of their time at home,
concentration levels in
dwelling
s are very important. Although the risk is
relatively insignificant for people visiting or living for short periods in a
dwelling
with high levels of radon, long-term exposure can increase the risk
to the point where preventative action is necessary. To reduce the risk, all
new
dwellings
, extensions and alterations, built in areas where there might
be radon concentration, may need to incorporate protective measures.
Health Protection
Agency
The Health Protection Agency (HPA) recommends that radon levels in homes
should be reduced if the average is more than 200 becquerels per cubic
metre (Bq/m
3
). Further information relating to radon levels, testing, sources
and effects can be accessed on the HPA website at
www.hpa.org.uk/radiation.
In the case of
conversions
, as specified in regulation 4, the
building
as
converted
shall meet the requirements of this standard in so far as is
reasonably practicable
, and in no case be worse than before the
conversion
(regulation 12, schedule 6).
3.2
—
3.2.0
domestic | environment | site preparation – protection from radon gas | 2009
Action level
“Radon affected areas” have been designated by testing
dwellings
. Where
likely to have a radon concentration above 200 Bq/m³ (the action level) the
area is designated as a ‘radon affected area’.
Radon maps
The Scottish Government commissioned the HPA to review and update the
National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) 1993 advice and mapping on
‘radon affected areas’ in Scotland. The HPA have now produced ‘Radon in
Dwellings
in Scotland: 2008 Review and Atlas’ which contains revised radon
probability maps. The full report is available from the HPA website. The new
maps provide a more accurate picture of the areas of the country where
radon levels are likely to be higher and also indicate a greater number of
local authority geographical regions that are now shown to have ‘radon
affected areas’.
non-identified areas
The HPA 2008 maps provide a good indication of the radon potential for an
area. However protection measures should also be provided to any further
areas where they are identified. Further advice may be obtained from the
verifier, HPA or the Building Research Establishment (BRE).
radon risk report
A radon risk report giving an estimate of the probability of an individual
address exceeding the action level can be obtained from www.UKradon.org.
3.2.2 Protection from radon gas
If a
dwelling
is located on ground designated as a ‘radon affected area’
protective
work
should be undertaken to prevent excessive radon gas from
entering the
dwelling
.
Radon protective measures should be provided in accordance with the
guidance contained in BRE publication BR 376 – ‘Radon: guidance on
protective measures for new
dwellings
in Scotland’. Note that the maps
shown in the BRE document are now superseded. Instead, the HPA updated
radon probability maps identified in clause 3.2.1 should now be used.
3.2.1
—
3.2.2


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----------------------------- The Bridge on the River Kwai ----------------------------- (UK 1957)
German title: "Die Brücke am Kwai"
Directed by David Lean; Written by Michael Wilson, Carl Foreman, based on Pierre Boulle's novel; Cinematography by Jack Hildyard; Music by Malcolm Arnold; Edited by Peter Taylor; Produced by Sam Spiegel; With Alec Guinness, William Holden, Jack Hawkins, Sessue Hayakawa, James Donald, Geoffrey Horne
***½ out of **** (VERY GOOD)
I want to correct what I wrote last year in my retrospective of David Lean's war picture.
I still think that "The Bridge on the River Kwai" doesn't deserve being the number 13 in the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest American movies. And I think that "12 Angry Men", "Witness for the Prosecution" and "Paths of Glory" would have been better choices for the Oscar for the Best Picture of 1957.
But I can't deny the importance of "The Bridge on the River Kwai" - cinematically and in its contents.
The film is set in Burma in 1943. A batallion of British soldiers in Japanese war captivity is forced by the Japanese to build a strategically momentous railway bridge over the River Kwai. But the British commanding officer, Colonel Nicholson (Alec Guinness), insists - corresponding to the Geneva Conventions - that his officers needn't work as simple workmen. Struggling toughly, Col. Nicholson forces the Japanese commandant, Col. Saito (Sessue Hayakawa), to give way in this respect. Afterwards Col. Nicholson assiduously commits himself for the building of the bridge. He considers it an opportunity to raise his men's morale, and he wants to prove superior British capabilities to the Japanese. But the British High Command sends a few soldiers who shall destroy the bridge, among them the American Shears (William Holden) - an escapee from the Japanese prison camp - and the British Major Warden (Jack Hawkins) ...
A flaw of the picture is the clichéd characterization of the Japanese people. They are presented as if they were intellectually inferior to the British - as if the Japanese were incapable of building a bridge.
And the film doesn't consistently question the military spirit as Kubrick does in "Paths of Glory". Lean seems rather fascinated by the military hierarchies. This is also perceptible in the conversations between Col. Nicholson and Col. Saito. In this regard it is symptomatic that Shears, who doubts the military logic, is presented as a somehow unpleasant person. The audience is supposed to applaud Col. Nicholson's perseverance concerning the question if his officers shall work on the bridge or not. The spectators are supposed to neglect the risks Col. Nicholson takes for his men. (The plot by-passes these risks.)
That means, the picture isn't perfect. But it has a lot of virtues as well.
"The Bridge on the River Kwai" shows the "madness" of war and what it can produce in people's minds. It shows how Colonel Nicholson becomes possessed by the idea of being a hero and that others (like Shears) get cynics. And Lean's film is an interesting study of characters with clashing interests. These points and the sometimes ironic dialogue make this film an anti-war film (despite inconsistencies in the treatment of this theme).
David Lean's direction is really effective and atmospherically perfect. His film is highly suspenseful, especially in its dramatic (if not wholly plausible) showdown. The film is also well-photographed and has an apt score.
Alec Guinness does a magnificent job of bringing Col. Nicholson to life and making him such an interesting character. The other actors deliver fine performances as well.
I like this extraordinary film despite its weaknesses.
(C) Karl Rackwitz (Klein Köris, Germany, 1999)
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This is a part of a series about MIT Mystery Hunt 2019. It is preceded by “Puzzlehunts: An Overview” and “Part 1: Story,” and proceeded by “Part 3: My Puzzles.”
Note: While I was on the team which wrote this year’s Mystery Hunt, I had very little impact on the overall structure. My efforts were focused on writing, testing, and laying out puzzles.
Each round of this year’s Hunt represented one holiday town in the Holiday Forest from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Initially, solvers were presented with a handful of puzzles in Christmas Town. After completing their first puzzle, solvers unlocked the first puzzle in the next town: Halloween Town. After completing eight more puzzles, Thanksgiving Town materialized. And so on.
The full list of main holiday towns, in the order in which they appear (and, roughly, in increasing order of esotericism), is as follows:
The existence of each holiday town was revealed to solving teams as soon as they unlocked the first puzzle from that round.
The flooding molasses is causing unprecedented interactions between the holiday towns! And as we all know, interacting with your neighbors can only lead to problems.
Each problem (yes, that’s the official term) straddles two adjacent towns, requiring some answers from each of the two towns. But we don’t tell you which answers are associated with which problems. As someone on my team explained, “that’s part of the hard part.”
Here are all the problems, in what I consider to be increasing order of difficulty, but YMMV. You can get the solutions by clicking “SOLUTION” in the top-right of each problem page.
Because you didn’t know which answers were associated with which problems, these were some really hard metapuzzles. The leading teams sometimes went eight hours or more between meta solves. After our 17-hour Hunt in 2017, I was happy with these results.
Per tradition, teams were invited to participate in a series of in-person events. It helps to break up the monotony of solving puzzles. You can read all about them here:
Upon completing each event, teams received a 3D printed structure made of unit cubes. By arranging these structures in the correct orientation, solvers were able to assemble the likeness of MIT’s Killian Court, which was the key insight required to solve the events metapuzzle.
After solving the first five problems, teams unlocked Your Birthday Town. Calling in the interaction request PARTY ON initiated the midgame sequence, which I described earlier.
After unlocking all other puzzles, solvers saw another town on their map: April Fool’s Day Town. This town had no instructions.
Solvers uncovered that each town (other than Christmas Town) had one extra puzzle whose answer was not used in any of its problems. These were all pranks that the April Fool played on other holiday towns. Using these answers, solvers deciphered the April Fool’s plan to pull a JEST IN THE TIME OF NICK. Read the full solution here.
Finally, after teams had completed all 15 metapuzzles (including April Fool’s Day Town) and the Your Birthday Town interaction, Molasses Day Town appeared on the map. By calling in the interaction request WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN, teams triggered the endgame sequence, which I also described earlier.
There were two ways to unlock puzzles: by time release, or by completing sufficiently many puzzles.
Within the story, the time release signified that Santa had found a puzzle to deliver to all the teams. This happened every 30 minutes early in the hunt; later, Santa sped up to every 20 minutes, and then every 15 minutes. At 6:00P.M. on Sunday, all teams had access to all 159 puzzles.
By solving puzzles, teams could unlock puzzles faster than Santa would deliver them. Within the story, this signified Jack Skellington helping Santa deliver puzzles to the eager solvers.
Santa delivered each puzzle to all teams at the same time. If a team had already unlocked the puzzle that Santa was delivering, then that did not entitle the team to receive the next puzzle in the queue. Rather, it meant that they were ahead of the curve. If they kept on solving puzzles, then Jack would keep delivering puzzles. Otherwise, they would fall back onto the Santa curve.
Only two teams stayed ahead of the Santa Curve throughout the entire Hunt.
This unlocking mechanism, in my view, benefited everyone. Large teams were able to keep unlocking puzzles without having 40+ puzzles open at once (as happened in 2017’s famously short Monsters et Manus). Smaller teams had a constant inflow of new puzzles to play with, so it didn’t terribly matter when they got stuck. And everyone eventually got to see every puzzle, which is wonderful.
 This year, we had “solvent.”
Teams accumulated solvent by completing each event and by solving the events metapuzzle. A team could use solvent on a puzzle in order to know which problem it is associated with.
Teams love to hoard their resources. In order to encourage teams to use their solvent, there was a cap on how much solvent a team could have at a time. Use it or lose it.
Our team was thoughtful and deliberate about using our high-level structure to solve specific problems, such as preventing large teams from rushing through the Hunt. In my view, that deliberation paid off.
Stay tuned to see what puzzles I wrote.
Image credit: Holiday Forest art by Roger Ford.


Models¶
Natural question / answers pairs generation full process depends on 2 NLP models:
For NER / Named Entity Recognition it relies on SpaCy french model
For Constituency Parsing it relies on Benepar french constituency parser
Installation¶
Ensure your the virtual environnement you’re using is activated.
Both model can be installed with the command::
uqa download all
The command will install:
SpaCy
fr_core_news_md
model, the biggest of the 2 pre-trained french available modelsBenepar
benepar_fr
model, the single pre-trained french model available.


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Menu
Menu with Addon
This is an additional container that can be used for an icon or checkbox before the menu item text. This can be
achieved with the directives fd-menu-item-addon
and fd-menu-addon
Menu with Group
Menu with Optional Separator
Each menu item can have an optional separator shown as a line beneath the item.
Keyboard Support
Keyboard support can be added on every component which uses the MenuComponent
. It simulates click event
on Enter
or Space
key down. It is also possible to override functions for a variety of
situations. For example, when the focus should escape the element. Use the up and down arrows to test the component
below. To enable focusing on non-focusable elements, change value of tabIndex
to 0.


delegate: Tween.TweenCallback
Namespace: B3
Assembly: B3.Mathematics.dll
The tweening function used by the tween to get the interpolated values.
Base Type
Quick Links
Compact Summary
Constructors
| Constructor Descriptions |
|---|
|
public Tween.TweenCallback(object object, IntPtr method)
No description. |
Properties
| Modifier / Type | Name and Description |
|---|---|
| MethodInfo |
Method
Gets the method represented by the delegate. (Inherited from Delegate) |
| object |
Target
Gets the class instance on which the current delegate invokes the instance method. (Inherited from Delegate) |
Methods
| Modifier / Type | Name and Description |
|---|---|
| virtual IAsyncResult |
BeginInvoke(float start, float end, float t, AsyncCallback callback, object object)
No description. |
| virtual object |
Clone()
Creates a shallow copy of the delegate. (Inherited from Delegate) |
| protected override Delegate |
CombineImpl(Delegate follow)
Combines this Delegate with the specified Delegate to form a new delegate. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| object |
DynamicInvoke(params object[] args)
No description. (Inherited from Delegate) |
| protected virtual object |
DynamicInvokeImpl(object[] args)
Dynamically invokes (late-bound) the method represented by the current delegate. (Inherited from Delegate) |
| virtual float |
EndInvoke(IAsyncResult result)
No description. |
| override bool |
Equals(object obj)
Determines whether this multicast delegate and the specified object are equal. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| protected virtual void |
Finalize()
Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from object) |
| override int |
GetHashCode()
Returns the hash code for this instance. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| override Delegate[] |
GetInvocationList()
Returns the invocation list of this multicast delegate, in invocation order. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| protected override MethodInfo |
GetMethodImpl()
Returns a static method represented by the current MulticastDelegate. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| override void |
GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
Populates a SerializationInfo object with all the data needed to serialize this instance. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| Type |
GetType()
Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from object) |
| virtual float |
Invoke(float start, float end, float t)
No description. |
| protected object |
MemberwiseClone()
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from object) |
| protected override Delegate |
RemoveImpl(Delegate value)
Removes an element from the invocation list of this MulticastDelegate that is equal to the specified delegate. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| virtual string |
ToString()
Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from object) |
Operators
| Modifier / Type | Name and Description |
|---|---|
| static operator bool |
Equality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2)
Determines whether two MulticastDelegate objects are equal. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
| static operator bool |
Inequality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2)
Determines whether two MulticastDelegate objects are not equal. (Inherited from MulticastDelegate) |
Constructors
Properties
Method
Gets the method represented by the delegate.
public MethodInfo Method { get; };
Exceptions
The caller does not have access to the method represented by the delegate (for example, if the method is private).
Target
Gets the class instance on which the current delegate invokes the instance method.

No description.
No description.
No description.
No description.
Returns
Clone()
Creates a shallow copy of the delegate.
public virtual object Clone();
Returns
A shallow copy of the delegate.
CombineImpl(Delegate follow)
protected override Delegate CombineImpl(Delegate follow);
Parameters
The delegate to combine with this delegate.
Returns
A delegate that is the new root of the MulticastDelegate invocation list.
Exceptions
follow does not have the same type as this instance.
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
DynamicInvoke(params object[] args)
No description.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(2)]
public object DynamicInvoke(params object[] args);
Parameters
No description.
Returns
DynamicInvokeImpl(object[] args)
Dynamically invokes (late-bound) the method represented by the current delegate.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(2)]
protected virtual object DynamicInvokeImpl(object[] args);
Parameters
An array of objects that are the arguments to pass to the method represented by the current delegate.
-or-
null, if the method represented by the current delegate does not require arguments.
Returns
The object returned by the method represented by the delegate.
Exceptions
The caller does not have access to the method represented by the delegate (for example, if the method is private).
-or-
The number, order, or type of parameters listed in args is invalid.
The method represented by the delegate is invoked on an object or a class that does not support it.
The method represented by the delegate is an instance method and the target object is null.
-or-
One of the encapsulated methods throws an exception.
EndInvoke(IAsyncResult result)
No description.
public virtual float EndInvoke(IAsyncResult result);
Parameters
No description.
Returns
Equals(object obj)
Determines whether this multicast delegate and the specified object are equal.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(2)]
public override bool Equals(object obj);
Parameters
The object to compare with this instance.
Returns
true if obj and this instance have the same invocation lists; otherwise, false.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
Finalize()
Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.
[System.Runtime.Versioning.NonVersionableAttribute]
protected virtual void Finalize();
GetHashCode()
Returns the hash code for this instance.
public override int GetHashCode();
Returns
A 32-bit signed integer hash code.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
GetInvocationList()
Returns the invocation list of this multicast delegate, in invocation order.
public override Delegate[] GetInvocationList();
Returns
An array of delegates whose invocation lists collectively match the invocation list of this instance.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
GetMethodImpl()
Returns a static method represented by the current MulticastDelegate.
protected override MethodInfo GetMethodImpl();
Returns
A static method represented by the current MulticastDelegate.
GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
Populates a SerializationInfo object with all the data needed to serialize this instance.
public override void GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context);
Parameters
An object that holds all the data needed to serialize or deserialize this instance.
(Reserved) The location where serialized data is stored and retrieved.
Exceptions
info is null.
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
A serialization error occurred.
GetType()
Gets the Type of the current instance.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(1)]
public Type GetType();
Returns
The exact runtime type of the current instance.
Invoke(float start, float end, float t)
No description.
public virtual float Invoke(float start, float end, float t);
Parameters
Returns
MemberwiseClone()
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(1)]
protected object MemberwiseClone();
Returns
A shallow copy of the current Object.
RemoveImpl(Delegate value)
Removes an element from the invocation list of this MulticastDelegate that is equal to the specified delegate.
protected override Delegate RemoveImpl(Delegate value);
Parameters
The delegate to search for in the invocation list.
Returns
If value is found in the invocation list for this instance, then a new Delegate without value in its invocation list; otherwise, this instance with its original invocation list.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
ToString()
Returns a string that represents the current object.
public virtual string ToString();
Returns
A string that represents the current object.
Operators
Equality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2)
Determines whether two MulticastDelegate objects are equal.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(2)]
public static operator bool Equality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2);
Parameters
Returns
true if d1 and d2 have the same invocation lists; otherwise, false.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.
Inequality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2)
Determines whether two MulticastDelegate objects are not equal.
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.NullableContextAttribute(2)]
public static operator bool Inequality(MulticastDelegate d1, MulticastDelegate d2);
Parameters
Returns
true if d1 and d2 do not have the same invocation lists; otherwise, false.
Exceptions
Cannot create an instance of an abstract class, or this member was invoked with a late-binding mechanism.


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#include <IntercomCommunicationsParameters.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| IntercomCommunicationsParameters () | |
| virtual | ~IntercomCommunicationsParameters () |
| virtual void | marshal (DataStream &dataStream) const |
| virtual void | unmarshal (DataStream &dataStream) |
| unsigned short | getRecordType () const |
| void | setRecordType (unsigned short pX) |
| unsigned short | getRecordLength () const |
| void | setRecordLength (unsigned short pX) |
| unsigned int | getRecordSpecificField () const |
| void | setRecordSpecificField (unsigned int pX) |
| virtual int | getMarshalledSize () const |
| bool | operator== (const IntercomCommunicationsParameters &rhs) const |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned short | _recordType |
| unsigned short | _recordLength |
| unsigned int | _recordSpecificField |
Copyright (c) 2007-2009, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. All rights reserved.
| IntercomCommunicationsParameters::IntercomCommunicationsParameters | ( | ) |
| IntercomCommunicationsParameters::~IntercomCommunicationsParameters | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| int IntercomCommunicationsParameters::getMarshalledSize | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
| unsigned short IntercomCommunicationsParameters::getRecordLength | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned int IntercomCommunicationsParameters::getRecordSpecificField | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned short IntercomCommunicationsParameters::getRecordType | ( | ) | const |
| void IntercomCommunicationsParameters::marshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | const [virtual] |
| bool IntercomCommunicationsParameters::operator== | ( | const IntercomCommunicationsParameters & | rhs | ) | const |
| void IntercomCommunicationsParameters::setRecordLength | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void IntercomCommunicationsParameters::setRecordSpecificField | ( | unsigned int | pX | ) |
| void IntercomCommunicationsParameters::setRecordType | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void IntercomCommunicationsParameters::unmarshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | [virtual] |
unsigned short DIS::IntercomCommunicationsParameters::_recordLength [protected] |
length of record
unsigned int DIS::IntercomCommunicationsParameters::_recordSpecificField [protected] |
Jerks. Looks like the committee is forcing a lookup of the record type parameter to find out how long the field is. This is a placeholder.
unsigned short DIS::IntercomCommunicationsParameters::_recordType [protected] |
Type of intercom parameters record


|
Lab1
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#include <MK70F12.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | CR |
| uint32_t | CCR |
| uint32_t | TRIGGER |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_0 [4] |
| uint32_t | SR |
| uint32_t | SCR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_1 [8] |
| uint32_t | EEVR |
| uint32_t | TECR1 |
| uint32_t | FFLR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_2 [276] |
| uint32_t | CNTRLDVR1 |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_3 [156] |
| uint32_t | SYNCFR |
| uint32_t | IDR |
| uint32_t | CCER |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_4 [4] |
| uint32_t | TESSEICR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_5 [4] |
| uint32_t | TSEVR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_6 [4] |
| uint32_t | TRACEIDR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_7 [4] |
| uint32_t | IDR2 |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_8 [264] |
| uint32_t | PDSR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_9 [3016] |
| uint32_t | ITMISCIN |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_10 [4] |
| uint32_t | ITTRIGOUT |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_11 [4] |
| uint32_t | ITATBCTR2 |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_12 [4] |
| uint32_t | ITATBCTR0 |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_13 [4] |
| uint32_t | ITCTRL |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_14 [156] |
| uint32_t | CLAIMSET |
| uint32_t | CLAIMCLR |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_15 [8] |
| uint32_t | LAR |
| uint32_t | LSR |
| uint32_t | AUTHSTATUS |
| uint8_t | RESERVED_16 [16] |
| uint32_t | DEVTYPE |
| uint32_t | PIDR4 |
| uint32_t | PIDR5 |
| uint32_t | PIDR6 |
| uint32_t | PIDR7 |
| uint32_t | PIDR0 |
| uint32_t | PIDR1 |
| uint32_t | PIDR2 |
| uint32_t | PIDR3 |
| uint32_t | CIDR0 |
| uint32_t | CIDR1 |
| uint32_t | CIDR2 |
| uint32_t | CIDR3 |
ETM - Peripheral register structure
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::AUTHSTATUS |
Authentication Status Register, offset: 0xFB8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CCER |
Configuration Code Extension Register, offset: 0x1E8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CCR |
Configuration Code Register, offset: 0x4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CIDR0 |
Component Identification Register 0, offset: 0xFF0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CIDR1 |
Component Identification Register 1, offset: 0xFF4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CIDR2 |
Component Identification Register 2, offset: 0xFF8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CIDR3 |
Component Identification Register 3, offset: 0xFFC
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CLAIMCLR |
Claim Tag Clear Register, offset: 0xFA4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CLAIMSET |
Claim Tag Set Register, offset: 0xFA0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CNTRLDVR1 |
Free-running counter reload value, offset: 0x140
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::CR |
Main Control Register, offset: 0x0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::DEVTYPE |
CoreSight Device Type Register, offset: 0xFCC
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::EEVR |
Trace Enable Event Register, offset: 0x20
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::FFLR |
FIFOFULL Level Register, offset: 0x28
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::IDR |
ID Register, offset: 0x1E4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::IDR2 |
ETM ID Register 2, offset: 0x208
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::ITATBCTR0 |
ETM Integration Test ATB Control 0 Register, offset: 0xEF8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::ITATBCTR2 |
ETM Integration Test ATB Control 2 Register, offset: 0xEF0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::ITCTRL |
Integration Mode Control Register, offset: 0xF00
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::ITMISCIN |
Integration Test Miscelaneous Inputs Register, offset: 0xEE0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::ITTRIGOUT |
Integration Test Trigger Out Register, offset: 0xEE8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::LAR |
Lock Access Register, offset: 0xFB0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::LSR |
Lock Status Register, offset: 0xFB4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PDSR |
Device Power-Down Status Register, offset: 0x314
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR0 |
Peripheral Identification Register 0, offset: 0xFE0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR1 |
Peripheral Identification Register 1, offset: 0xFE4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR2 |
Peripheral Identification Register 2, offset: 0xFE8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR3 |
Peripheral Identification Register 3, offset: 0xFEC
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR4 |
Peripheral Identification Register 4, offset: 0xFD0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR5 |
Peripheral Identification Register 5, offset: 0xFD4
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR6 |
Peripheral Identification Register 6, offset: 0xFD8
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::PIDR7 |
Peripheral Identification Register 7, offset: 0xFDC
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::SCR |
System Configuration Register, offset: 0x14
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ETM Status Register, offset: 0x10
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Synchronization Frequency Register, offset: 0x1E0
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::TECR1 |
Trace Enable Control 1 Register, offset: 0x24
| uint32_t ETM_MemMap::TESSEICR |
TraceEnable Start/Stop EmbeddedICE Control Register, offset: 0x1F0
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CoreSight Trace ID Register, offset: 0x200
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Trigger Event Register, offset: 0x8
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Timestamp Event Register, offset: 0x1F8


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- type for which the deserializer is being registered. It is possible that a
deserializer may be asked to deserialize a specific generic type of the T.public interface JsonDeserializer<T>
Interface representing a custom deserializer for Json. You should write a custom
deserializer, if you are not happy with the default deserialization done by Gson. You will
also need to register this deserializer through
GsonBuilder.registerTypeAdapter(Type, Object)
.
Let us look at example where defining a deserializer will be useful. The Id
class
defined below has two fields: clazz
and value
.
public class Id<T> { private final Class<T> clazz; private final long value; public Id(Class<T> clazz, long value) { this.clazz = clazz; this.value = value; } public long getValue() { return value; } }
The default deserialization of Id(com.foo.MyObject.class, 20L)
will require the
Json string to be {"clazz":com.foo.MyObject,"value":20}
. Suppose, you already know
the type of the field that the Id
will be deserialized into, and hence just want to
deserialize it from a Json string 20
. You can achieve that by writing a custom
deserializer:
class IdDeserializer implements JsonDeserializer<Id>() { public Id deserialize(JsonElement json, Type typeOfT, JsonDeserializationContext context) throws JsonParseException { return new Id((Class)typeOfT, id.getValue()); }
You will also need to register IdDeserializer
with Gson as follows:
Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().registerTypeAdapter(Id.class, new IdDeserializer()).create();
New applications should prefer TypeAdapter
, whose streaming API
is more efficient than this interface's tree API.
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deserialize(JsonElement json,
Type typeOfT,
JsonDeserializationContext context)
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specified type.
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T deserialize(JsonElement json, Type typeOfT, JsonDeserializationContext context) throws JsonParseException
In the implementation of this call-back method, you should consider invoking
JsonDeserializationContext.deserialize(JsonElement, Type)
method to create objects
for any non-trivial field of the returned object. However, you should never invoke it on the
the same type passing json
since that will cause an infinite loop (Gson will call your
call-back method again).
json
- The Json data being deserializedtypeOfT
- The type of the Object to deserialize toT
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- if json is not in the expected format of typeofT
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For the soup, heat the oil in a frying pan and cook the onion and garlic until softened.
Add the curry powder and cardamom seeds and stir well, then add the parsnip and potato.
Add the white wine to the pan, bring to the boil and simmer until reduced by half.
Add the stock and simmer for 12-14 minutes, until the vegetables are tender, then season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the croûtons, heat the oil in a frying pan and fry the ciabatta cubes until crisp and golden-brown. Transfer to a bowl.
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To serve, pour the soup into a bowl, top with the croûtons and sprinkle over the chives.


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Serves
Makes 1 sweet loaf
Dietary
Chocolate and orange work so well together and this sweet bread is no exception.
For this recipe you will need a freestanding mixer with a dough hook, a food thermometer, a food processor and a 30x20x6cm/12x8x2½in baking tray.
For the dough, in the bowl of a freestanding mixer cream the butter, sugar, orange zest, cardamom and salt until pale and fluffy.
Mix the milk and yoghurt together, then warm until it reaches body temperature or 37C if using a food thermometer. In a separate bowl, mix the flour with the yeast. Slowly mix the milk mixture into the butter mixture. If it curdles, add a little of the flour mixture, then go back to adding the milk.
Change the attachment on the mixer to a dough hook, then tip the flour on top of the wet ingredients and knead on a low speed until combined. Increase the speed to medium and knead for 10 minutes.
Transfer the dough to a large greased bowl and cover with cling film. Leave to prove in a warm place for 45 minutes.
For the filling, in a food processor combine the chocolate, both kinds of almonds, cocoa powder, chilli and spices. Pulse until it forms the consistency of breadcrumbs.
Grease a 30x20x6cm/12x8x2½in baking tray and line with greased baking parchment.
Flour the work surface and tip the dough out onto it. Cut away a third of the dough and set aside. Stretch the remaining dough into a rectangle approximately 40x20cm/16x8in.
Cover the dough with two-thirds of the filling mixture, leaving a 1cm/½in gap at the long edge closest to you. Tightly roll up the dough starting with the long edge which is farthest away from you. Use the 1cm/½in strip (that is not covered with filling) to seal the join. Cut the roll into twelve 3cm/1¼in-thick slices and place on the prepared tray.
Stretch out the remaining dough into a 10x30cm/4x12in rectangle. Cover with the remaining filling, leaving a 1cm/½in gap at the long edge closest to you. Cut into six 4cm/1½in thick slices and use them to fill the gaps between the larger rolls. Place in a warm place to prove for a further 20 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
To finish, brush the top of the buns with beaten egg and sprinkle with cocoa nibs. Bake in the middle of the oven for 30-40 minutes.
Remove from the baking tray and set aside to cool on a wire rack.


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A single word that neatly describes me: eclectic.
I'm a hybrid with a combination of skills. I'm a digital marketer with a specialization in content and social media strategy. And now, I'm adding web developer to my complex background.
How did I get to become all these things? Here is my story...
Sometimes dreams don't come true. After 18 years of life in El Paso, Texas, where I was raised, I decided to pursue a career as a classical guitarist. I went to school to study music and completed a Master of Music at a prestigious music conservatory. But around the time I was getting ready to enter the field an unfortunate thing happened...Napster. I quickly realized I couldn't make enough of a living working as a musician, so I ended getting a second Master's degree in Integrated Marketing Communications, which I completed in 2006.
I entered the digital marketing world as a social media marketer. This led me to start my own music blog, my first foray in web development. I eventually transitioned to more than social media adding web strategy, email and content marketing to the mix. In the span of my ten year marketing career, I've worked with some amazing companies brands including Cricket Wireless, The Hershey Company, Bosch Power Tools, Casa Sauza and Wolters Kluwer.
While working as a digital marketer my interest in web design and development simply got stronger. Fortunately, in today's world there is the opportunity to go attend a full stack development bootcamp. I chose to go to Northwestern University's Coding Bootcamp, which I'm in the process of completing. (Yes, this site was one of my first assignments.) Languages and tools I'm learning all about included HTML5, CSS3, Javascript and some Python. Some of the tools and libraries I'm learning include Git and Github, Bootstrap, Angular, React, APIs and some other goodies we haven't talked about yet.
When I'm not learning how to code or working as a content strategist, I play my guitars, reading, cooking and spending time with my wife.


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class Order
Order : +UUID id
Order : +DECIMAL(7,4) origin
Order : +DECIMAL(7,4) destination
Order : +STRING status
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Driver
participant API
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• Built a dynamic suite of scripts to preform an automatic regression test on Save.ca which will be used in the future as a replacement for co-ops using Python and Selenium
• Delivered critical bug fixes in a timely manner on 5 independent websites using Git, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and PHP
• Improved general quality assurance infrastructure by implementing a new testing workflow including a new code review process, and scheduled testing days which heavily reduced the number of hot fixes
BrandSpark International Developer Intern Summer 2016
• Created a 3D packaging viewer which was presented at the Best New Product Awards Show to promote BrandSpark to over 500 marketers
• Redesigned and rebuilt the front end of their client portal website
• Implemented surveys in JavaScript sent to thousands of users for market research
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• Built the user interface to allow users to sign up for notifications on when their appointments are delayed in an efficient manner
• Working with doctors to further understand the industry needs for wait time information
• Built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and SQL
Cubicle Coder January - March 2017
• Independently created an online clicker genre game where the main character is a programmer seeking to upgrade and optimize his work cubicle
• Gained valuable experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP through self teaching
Leadership
• Representative for Residence Council, University of Waterloo, 2015 - 2016
• Brother of AEPI Fraternity 2016 - 2017
• University of Waterloo Intramural Basketball, Hockey, Ball Hockey, and Soccer 2015 - 2017
• Captain and Head of Programming, FIRST Robotics Team, Tanenbaum CHAT 2014 - 2015
Education
University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ontario
2015 - Present Bachelor of Computer Science, Faculty of Mathematics (3A)
• Nominated for Residence Leadership Award: Awarded to the most involved student
• President’s Scholarship of Distinction: 95%+ average in final year of high school


I’ve been designing digital experiences for over 6 years across a variety of industries. I like to describe myself as more than just a designer. I see myself as a creator of a universe of user stories and images. With a head filled of innovative ideas, I thrive to create eye-catching & user-friendly design solutions provoking emotion in the public. All this on the border between art, craft and technological innovation, always with a piano and a microphone within my arm’s reach to create passionate soothing music. I am specialized in digital development with a touch of glam rock and a touch of glitter. I manage and oversee the technical aspects of all the projects I work on. I am passionate about all types of music, cinema. I am also a passionate photographer, singer, and painter.
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"""
files.py:
Module to encapsulate the handling of file uplink and downlink. This includes setting up and registering both the file
uplinker and the file downlinker. These will handle the transferring of file data to/from the host into the
communications layer.
@author mstarch
"""
import fprime_gds.common.files.downlinker
import fprime_gds.common.files.uplinker
[docs]class Filing:
"""
A composition object that holds references to a FileUplinker and file downlinker.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
The filing composition consists of an uplinker and a downlinker
"""
self.__uplinker = None
self.__downlinker = None
[docs] def setup_file_handling(
self, down_store, file_encoder, file_decoder, distributor, log_dir
):
"""
Sets up the file handling (uplink and downlink) from a pair of encoders and decoders
:param down_store: downlink storafe directory
:param file_encoder: file encoder for uplink
:param file_decoder: file decoder for downlink
"""
self.__uplinker = fprime_gds.common.files.uplinker.FileUplinker(file_encoder)
self.__downlinker = fprime_gds.common.files.downlinker.FileDownlinker(
down_store, log_dir=log_dir
)
file_decoder.register(self.__downlinker)
distributor.register("FW_PACKET_HAND", self.__uplinker)
@property
[docs] def uplinker(self):
"""
Property to return the uplinker
:return: uplinker object
"""
return self.__uplinker
@property
[docs] def downlinker(self):
"""
Property to return the downlinker
:return: downlinker object
"""
return self.__downlinker