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HIGH COURT OF TRIPURA AGARTALA WP(C) No.448 of 2019 Amalendu Bardhan Roy ----- Petitioner(s) Versus Agartala Municipal Corpn. & 5 Ors. ----- Respondent(s)
For Petitioner(s) : Mr. D. Bhattacharjee, Advocate Mr. S. Das, Advocate For Respondent(s) : Mr. K. K. Pal, Advocate Mr. R. Datta, Advocate Mr. R. G. Chakraborty, Advocate HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S. TALAPATRA Order 18/06/2019 Heard Mr. D. Bhattacharjee, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner as well as Mr. R. Datta, learned counsel appearing for the respondent No.4, the State Pollution Control Board and Mr. K.K. Pal, learned counsel appearing for the respondents No.1, 2 and 3. None appears for the respondent No.5 & 6, but Mr. R. G. Chakraborty, learned counsel appearing vice Mr. A. Gonchoudhury, learned counsel has prayed for some accommodation. Notice of this court has been drawn to the action as taken by the State Pollution Control Board under the provisions of the Noise Act, 2000.
It further appears from the communication dated 20.03.2018 issued by the respondent No.4 that the respondent Page 2 of 4 No.6 was given information that during inspection, it was reported that the AC machine were used only during night time. However, the noise level was measured and found that the noise level was higher than the prescribed noise level (during the day time) in respect of the residential area as per the Noise Act, 2000 or the regulation and the notifications made thereunder.
Further, it is apparent from the communication dated 18.04.2018, Annexure-7 to the writ petition, that the respondent No.4 had requested the respondent No.6 to shift the AC [Ice- producing] machine from existing location to a suitable place within 15 days of receipt of that communication so that it does not cause any disturbance to the surroundings. It has been cautioned in the said communication dated 18.04.2018 that failing which the State Pollution Control Board will be pursuaded to take action against the unit of the respondent No.6 as per the existing rules.
Today the direction of the State Pollution Control Board dated 12.07.2018 has been produced before this court by Mr. R. Datta, learned counsel. A copy of the said direction dated 12.07.2018 is placed in the record. The said direction provides as follows:
"Tripura State Pollution Control Board (A Govt. of Tripura Organisation) No.F.17(2)/PC/2017-18/S/6182-84 July12, 2018 DIRECTION WHEREAS, TSPCB has received a number of public complaints against Sri Rajib Lodh, S/o Sri Rasamoy Lodh, Jail Ashram Road, Dhaleswar, Agartala, Tripura West alleging that noise arising out from the ice producing machine is creating noise pollution to the surrounding residential neighbours.Page 3 of 4
AND WHEREAS, on the basis of complaints, the officials of TSPCB inspected the site on 22/02/2018 and observed that ice producing machine of Sri Rajib Lodh is creating noise pollution to the surrounding residential neighbours. Accordingly, Sri Rajib Lodh was directed vide letter No.F.17(2)/PC/2017-18/2061-62 dated 20/03/2018 and even No.3162-62 dated 18/04/2018 to shift the ice producing machine from the existing location to a suitable place within 15 days of issuance of letters.
AND WHEREAS, in order to check the compliance statuses of our shifting order, the site was inspected by the Board Official once again on 02/06/2018. During inspection, it has been observed that Sri Rajib Lodh is neither shifted exhauster of ice producing machine nor taken any precautionary measures to control noise pollution.
NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of power conferred under Section 31A of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution Act, 1981, Sri Rajib Lodh is hereby directed to explain as to why legal action would not be instituted for violation of The Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 and also for non-compliance of our shifting order as communicated vide even No.3161-62 dated 18.04.2018.
Sd/-
(Manas Mukherjee) Member Secretary To Sri Rajib Lodh S/o Sri Rasamoy Lodh Jail Ashram Road, Dhaleswar Agartala, Tripura West Copy to:
(i)The Municipal Commissioner, Agartala Municipal Corporation for kind information.
(ii)Scientist "C", Tripura State Pollution Control Board."
In view of the proceeding, set in motion by the State Pollution Control Board under Section 31A of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 for violation of the Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 and for non-compliance of the shifting order as communicated by the said communication dated 18.04.2018 it will be inappropriate to continue with this proceeding. Further, the State Pollution Control Board being the Page 4 of 4 competent authority for taking any action under the Noise Act or the rules and regulation made thereunder and the State Pollution Control Board has set in motion the appropriate action against the respondent No.6, the writ petition shall stand closed so that State Pollution Control Board can proceed with the said action as contemplated.
If the petitioner is aggrieved by any further action, he shall be at liberty to approach this court. It is needless to say, the respondent No.6 will be allowed one reasonable opportunity to furnish his representation, if he applies for such opportunity by 30.06.2019 or to clarify his position as per the rules.
In terms of the above, this writ petition stands disposed of.
A copy of this order be served to the counsel for the parties.
It is expected that the State Pollution Control Board shall expedite the proceeding to take that to its logical end.
No order as to costs.
JUDGE Amrita


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The following features are free and require little or no coding just for using Alpine.
Authentication for Internal (managed) and LDAP users
Authentication via API keys
Authentication via JWT
Stateless API-first design
Automatic generation of Swagger 2.0 definitions
REST resources are locked down by default (requires authentication)
Configurable enforcement of authentication and authorization
Built-in support for BCrypt for the hashing and salting of passwords for managed users
Built-in models for managed users, LDAP users, API keys, and groups (called teams in Alpine)
Built-in and consistent support for pagination and ordering via REST
Embedded database
Flexible persistence supporting RDBMS and non-RDBMS datastores (via Datanucleus JDO)
Separate application and audit logs
Scheduled and on-demand execution of parallel tasks via asynchronous pub/sub event framework
Extendable and centralized application configuration
Build Features
These build-time features are inherited simply by using the Alpine pom
Simplifies dependency management. Simply including Alpine as a dependency is all that's required
Analysis of third-party components for known vulnerabilities via OWASP Dependency-Check
Support for HPE Fortify Source Code Analyzer (SCA) (requires Fortify license to use)
Alpine apps are automatically built as WARs
Optional packaging as an executable WAR containing an embedded Jetty container
Demos
Swagger Definition
Alpine applications have Swagger support built-in. Simply annotate your REST resources to extend the definition.
Version Resource
Alpine includes a default version resource that outputs basic application and version information.
Authentication Example
This example supports internally managed users and, if configued, LDAP users. It not only illustrates
how the built-in support for authentication, but displays the JSON Web Token that results from a successful
attempt, as well as the logging of authentication to a seperate audit log.


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tek2 is a population genetic simulation framework of transposons.
W. M. Iwasaki, T. E. Kijima, and H. Innan (2020) Mol. Biol. Evol. 37(2):355–364. pmid:31580443. doi:10.1534/genetics.113.150292. Population Genetics and Molecular Evolution of DNA Sequences in Transposable Elements. II. Accumulation of Variation and Evolution of a New Subfamily.
T. E. Kijima and H. Innan (2013) Genetics 195(3):957–967. pmid:24002643. doi:10.1534/genetics.113.150292. Population genetics and molecular evolution of DNA sequences in transposable elements. I. A simulation framework.
The following libraries are optional or automatically installed:
The easiest way is to use Homebrew. The following command installs tek2 and all the dependencies:
Alternatively, you can get the source code from GitHub manually:


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15 years ago Steve Coast had a wild idea. He wanted to create a free and open map of the world. OpenStreetMap was born.
10 years ago a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Haiti showed the humanitarian impact of maps and brought about the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT). HOT as it would later be known, helped humanitarians understand and work with communities in a way never thought possible with the existing map services of the day.
7 years ago Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines and HOT created maps of the potential area before the typhoon even made landfall. The resulting data in OpenStreetMap became the map for all humanitarians on the ground and sped up aid deliveries by over one month.
6 years ago Ebola ravaged West Africa killing over 10,000 people. The HOT community again rose to the challenge to fill in the gaps and blank spots on the map. Médecins Sans Frontières, the Red Cross, and other organizations were not only reliant on the data but helped to create it in coordination with HOT volunteers.
6 years ago HOT, the American Red Cross, the British Red Cross, and Médecins Sans Frontières came together to form the Missing Maps project with the intention of mapping areas where people live at risk of disasters and crises. By contributing to OpenStreetMap (OSM), the collective hoped that individuals, communities, and organizations could use the data, and shared tools to better prepare, respond, and support vulnerable communities around the world.
5 years ago These goals were put to the test almost immediately when a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. HOT volunteers supported the local mapping community in Nepal alongside members from Missing Maps and other organizations supporting response efforts in Nepal.
Over the past 5 years The Missing Maps project has brought over 150,000 mappers from around the world together to continually contribute to OpenStreetMap and support these wider humanitarian initiatives. HOT has supported Missing Maps member organisations and their beneficiaries in crises like the massive displacement of nearly 800 000 Rohingya refugees, the earthquakes in Mexico, the political crisis in Venezuela, and as well during last year’s cyclones Idai and Kenneth in Mozambique.
NOW The TED Audacious Project has labeled this project as one of the “jaw-dropping ideas for global change” and will support HOT to map the homes of 1 billion people experiencing poverty or living at risk of disaster. Over the next five years, this grant will make possible the next phase of work for HOT and the OpenStreetMap project. It will allow rapid growth in local mapping, enabling the people living in the most vulnerable places in our world to map their communities. This will mean the map better reflects our world and the people in it. It will build equity for all people.
From all of us here at the Missing Maps collective, we want to share a big congratulations to HOT and to each and every volunteer and person who played a role in helping us reach this next phase of our work. We look forward to supporting them as they take this audacious next step!
Go read HOTOSM’s post and initial 5-year plan to get involved.


options.attribute
A function that is called when an attribute is created, updated or removed.
In native custom elements, this is not invoked for attributes that exist on the element before it is upgraded. Skate fixes that so that it is in fact invoked for all attributes no matter if they existed before or were added after the element was upgraded.


JavaScript Basics II
Kay Ashaolu
More JavaScript!
- We're now going to go to more loops, data structures, and control flow
- The goal is to provide a foundation of understanding how to express yourself in JavaScript
- This will take time dependent on your experience. That's okay
Conditionals
- Computers execute commands line by line
- But what if you don't want to execute every line
- Have the computer make a decision?
Let's start!
function getGenerationalCohort(yearBorn) {
let generationalCohort = ""
if (yearBorn > 1900 && yearBorn <= 1926) {
generationCohort = "GI Generation";
}
else if (yearBorn > 1926 && yearBorn <= 1945) {
generationalCohort = "Silent Generation";
}
else if (yearBorn > 1945 && yearBorn <= 1964) {
generationalCohort = "Baby Boomers";
}
else if(yearBorn > 1964 && yearBorn <= 1980) {
generationalCohort = "Generation X";
}
else if(yearBorn > 1980 && yearBorn <= 2001) {
generationalCohort = "Millennium";
}
Let's start (2)
else if(yearBorn > 2001 && yearBorn < 2020) {
generationalCohort = "Generation Z";
}
else {
generationalCohort = "Outside of our named generations";
}
return generationalCohort;
}
let year = parseInt(prompt("Enter your year of birth"));
let cohort = getGenerationalCohort(year);
alert("The generational cohort of someone born in " +
year + " is: " + cohort + ".");
What did that do?
- We ask the user their year of birth
- We take that value and check to see which generation cohort the user is
- We print it to the screen
What are For Loops
- What computers are good at are doing the same thing over and over again very fast.
- With a for loop, we can define how many times we want something to happen over and over again
What are For Loops (2)
- The key to the for loop is the expression that evaluates to a Boolean (true or false)
- While that Boolean is true, the for loop keeps going
- The moment when that Boolean is false, the loop terminates
Let's use a for loop!
function countToX(x) {
let message = "";
for(let i = 0; i <= x; i = i+1) {
message = message + i + " ";
}
return message;
}
let limit = parseInt(prompt("Enter a number"));
let output = countToX(limit);
alert(output);
What did that do?
- We created the variable message with an empty string
- We created a loop that will start at 0, and end while it is less than or equal to x
- For each iteration we will add 1 to i
What did that do (2)
- So for the first iteration, i = 0, for the next one, i = 1, the next i = 2, and so on
- For each iteration, the expression i <= x is evaluated
- First it figures out if 1 <= 3, and the boolean that results from that (True) tells the loop to keep going
What did that do? (3)
- Within that loop, at each iteration we then added the number i, and then a space to message
- Note that message is getting longer each iteration. Why do think that is?
What did that do? (4)
- Once i becomes less than or equal to x, the for loop terminates
- The function returns the message
- We then ask the user for a number, and pass it to the countToX function, and then print out the output to the console
What are while loops?
- For loops are good at repeating an action over and over again a set amount of times
- But what if we don't know when to stop repeating an action?
- This is a key opportunity to use while loops in
What are while loops? (2)
- A while loop executes as long as a condition is true
- The statements inside the loop should (eventually) make that condition false to end the loop
- Let's start with an action
Let's use a while loop!
let answerQuestion = function() {
let answer = prompt("What is 4 + 4");
if (answer == "8") {
return true;
}
else {
return false;
}
}
answer = false;
while (answer != true) {
answer = answerQuestion();
}
alert("Correct Answer!");
What did that do?
- The answerQuestion function asks the user what is the answer to the math question
- If it's correct, return true, if not, return false
- We then execute a while loop that continues until answerQuestion returns true
Arrays and Objects
- Up to now we have been using single variables
- Sometimes you want to store a list of variables
- Perhaps you want to represent something more complicated in code
- You can use Arrays and Objects for this purpose
Let's start with a compound example
let student = {
name: "Kay Ashaolu",
id: 232324,
lab_grades: [1, 1, 1],
assignment_grades:[87, 98, 82]
};
alert(student);
alert(student.name);
alert(student["lab_grades"]);
alert(student.assignment_grades[2]);
What did that do?
- We created an object and stored it in the variable "student"
- We then attempted to display the object
- Then we printed the student's name
- Then the student's lab grades
- Then the student's third assignment grade
- Array indexes start from 0
One more example
let student = {};
student.name = prompt("Enter your name");
student.attempts = [];
answer = false
while(answer != true) {
value = prompt("What is 8+8?");
student.attempts.push(value);
if(value == "16") {
answer = true;
}
else {
answer = false;
}
}
alert(student.name + " answers: " + student.attempts);
What did that do?
- We created an object (student) where you can store her name and her attempts to the question "What is 8+8?"
- In a while loop, we store the results in an array
- We then print the previous attempts that she made


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Class UISystemProfiler
Utility component that captures execution statistics and plot a simplified graph and update fields with stats.
Inheritance
System.Object
UnityEngine.Object
UnityEngine.Component
UnityEngine.Behaviour
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour
UISystemProfiler
Implements
Inherited Members
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.IsInvoking()
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.CancelInvoke()
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.Invoke(System.String, System.Single)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.InvokeRepeating(System.String, System.Single, System.Single)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.CancelInvoke(System.String)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.IsInvoking(System.String)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StartCoroutine(System.String)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StartCoroutine(System.String, System.Object)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StartCoroutine(System.Collections.IEnumerator)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StartCoroutine_Auto(System.Collections.IEnumerator)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StopCoroutine(System.Collections.IEnumerator)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StopCoroutine(UnityEngine.Coroutine)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StopCoroutine(System.String)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.StopAllCoroutines()
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.print(System.Object)
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.useGUILayout
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour.runInEditMode
UnityEngine.Behaviour.enabled
UnityEngine.Behaviour.isActiveAndEnabled
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponent(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponent<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponent(System.String)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInChildren(System.Type, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInChildren(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInChildren<T>(System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInChildren<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren(System.Type, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren<T>(System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren<T>(System.Boolean, System.Collections.Generic.List<T>)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInChildren<T>(System.Collections.Generic.List<T>)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInParent(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentInParent<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInParent(System.Type, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInParent(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInParent<T>(System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInParent<T>(System.Boolean, System.Collections.Generic.List<T>)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponentsInParent<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponents(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponents(System.Type, System.Collections.Generic.List<UnityEngine.Component>)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponents<T>(System.Collections.Generic.List<T>)
UnityEngine.Component.GetComponents<T>()
UnityEngine.Component.CompareTag(System.String)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessageUpwards(System.String, System.Object, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessageUpwards(System.String, System.Object)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessageUpwards(System.String)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessageUpwards(System.String, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessage(System.String, System.Object)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessage(System.String)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessage(System.String, System.Object, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.SendMessage(System.String, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.BroadcastMessage(System.String, System.Object, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.BroadcastMessage(System.String, System.Object)
UnityEngine.Component.BroadcastMessage(System.String)
UnityEngine.Component.BroadcastMessage(System.String, UnityEngine.SendMessageOptions)
UnityEngine.Component.transform
UnityEngine.Component.gameObject
UnityEngine.Component.tag
UnityEngine.Object.GetInstanceID()
UnityEngine.Object.GetHashCode()
UnityEngine.Object.Equals(System.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(UnityEngine.Object, UnityEngine.Vector3, UnityEngine.Quaternion)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(UnityEngine.Object, UnityEngine.Vector3, UnityEngine.Quaternion, UnityEngine.Transform)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(UnityEngine.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(UnityEngine.Object, UnityEngine.Transform)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(UnityEngine.Object, UnityEngine.Transform, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate<T>(T)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate<T>(T, UnityEngine.Vector3, UnityEngine.Quaternion)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate<T>(T, UnityEngine.Vector3, UnityEngine.Quaternion, UnityEngine.Transform)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate<T>(T, UnityEngine.Transform)
UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate<T>(T, UnityEngine.Transform, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(UnityEngine.Object, System.Single)
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(UnityEngine.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.DestroyImmediate(UnityEngine.Object, System.Boolean)
UnityEngine.Object.DestroyImmediate(UnityEngine.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectsOfType(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Object.DontDestroyOnLoad(UnityEngine.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.DestroyObject(UnityEngine.Object, System.Single)
UnityEngine.Object.DestroyObject(UnityEngine.Object)
UnityEngine.Object.FindSceneObjectsOfType(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectsOfTypeIncludingAssets(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectsOfType<T>()
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectOfType<T>()
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectsOfTypeAll(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectOfType(System.Type)
UnityEngine.Object.ToString()
UnityEngine.Object.name
UnityEngine.Object.hideFlags
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
Namespace: UnityExt.Core.UI
Assembly: UnityExt.Core.dll
Syntax
public class UISystemProfiler : UIMicroProfiler, IUpdateable
Fields
| Improve this Doc View Sourcemetrics
List of Metrics to be displayed.
Declaration
public List<SystemProfileMetricFlag> metrics
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SystemProfileMetricFlag> |
targetFPSSamples
Number of samples captured to compose the FPS tracker
Declaration
[Range(1F, 600F)]
public int targetFPSSamples
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View Sourcefps
Current FPS
Declaration
public int fps { get; protected set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
m_fps_samples_inv
Declaration
protected float m_fps_samples_inv { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceClear()
Clears the buffer and reset the plotting cursor.
Declaration
public override void Clear()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceInitialize()
CTOR
Declaration
protected override void Initialize()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnSample()
Returns the sample to be plotted.
Declaration
protected override int OnSample()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnUpdate()
Executes the loop and collect information.
Declaration
public override void OnUpdate()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnWrite(StringBuilder)
Writes the information.
Declaration
protected override void OnWrite(StringBuilder p_text)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Text.StringBuilder | p_text |


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LAPACK provides the same range of functionality for real and complex data.
For most computations there are matching routines, one for real and one for complex data, but there are a few exceptions. For example, corresponding to the routines for real symmetric indefinite systems of linear equations, there are routines for complex Hermitian and complex symmetric systems, because both types of complex systems occur in practical applications. However, there is no complex analogue of the routine for finding selected eigenvalues of a real symmetric tridiagonal matrix, because a complex Hermitian matrix can always be reduced to a real symmetric tridiagonal matrix.
Matching routines for real and complex data have been coded to maintain a close correspondence between the two, wherever possible. However, in some areas (especially the nonsymmetric eigenproblem) the correspondence is necessarily weaker.
All routines in LAPACK are provided in both single and double precision versions. The double precision versions have been generated automatically, using Toolpack/1 [88].
Double precision routines for complex matrices require the non-standard Fortran data type COMPLEX*16, which is available on most machines where double precision computation is usual.


Plugins
topic
name. This results in a plugin which can not be run alone because the publisher is not aware of that composition.You can create a plugin in two different ways:
Create a plugin for publishing as package
const hp = require('hemera-plugin')
const myPlugin = hp((hemera, opts, done) => {
const topic = "math"
hemera.add({
topic,
cmd: "add"
}, function (req, cb) {
cb(null, {
result: req.a + req.b
})
})
done()
}, '>=3')
myPlugin[Symbol.for('name')] = 'foo'
myPlugin[Symbol.for('options')] = {}
module.exports = myPlugin
Create a plugin inline
const hp = require('hemera-plugin')
const myPlugin = hp((hemera, opts, done) => {
const topic = "math"
hemera.add({
topic,
cmd: "add"
}, function (req, cb) {
cb(null, {
result: req.a + req.b
})
})
done()
}, '>=3')
myPlugin[Symbol.for('name')] = 'foo'
myPlugin[Symbol.for('options')] = {}
hemera.use(myPlugin)
Async / Await
const hp = require('hemera-plugin')
const myPlugin = hp(async (hemera, opts) => {
const topic = "math"
hemera.add({
topic,
cmd: "add"
}, function (req, cb) {
cb(null, {
result: req.a + req.b
})
})
}, '>=3')
myPlugin[Symbol.for('name')] = 'foo'
myPlugin[Symbol.for('options')] = {}
module.exports = myPlugin
Plugin dependencies
const hp = require('hemera-plugin')
const myPlugin = hp((hemera, opts, done) => {
const topic = "math"
hemera.add({
topic,
cmd: "add"
}, function (req, cb) {
cb(null, {
result: req.a + req.b
})
})
done()
}, '>=3')
myPlugin[Symbol.for('dependencies')] = []
myPlugin[Symbol.for('name')] = 'foo'
myPlugin[Symbol.for('options')] = {}
module.exports = myPlugin
Check Plugin dependencies
Throws an error when the dependencies could not be resolved.
hemera.checkPluginDependencies(plugin)
Plugin versioning
Plugin dependencies is managed with NPM.
Plugin registration
A plugin must be registered before the
ready
function is called. The
ready
function will initialize all plugins. Default plugin options are preserved if you don't overwrite them.
hemera.use(plugin)
Register multiple plugins at once
hemera.use([plugin, plugin])
Default options.
Pass an object as second arguments to overwrite default options.
hemera.use(plugin, { a: 1 })
After
Calls a function after all plugins are loaded, including all their dependencies.
hemera.use(plugin).after(cb)
// or
hemera.use(plugin)
hemera.after(cb)
Payload validators
Registered plugins can have different payload validators. This feature depends on the implementation of the validator.
In Hemera-Joi the option
payloadValidator
will be used to check which validator your plugin used. E.g when you don't set the payloadValidator in the options
you can change it later in the corresponding plugin with:
hemera.setOption("payloadValidator", "hemera-joi")
Shared data
Sometimes it is useful to share data across plugins. This data can be accessed from all other plugins. You can also declare other decorators as dependencies.
hemera.decorate("magicNumber", fn, ['dep1', 'dep2'])
hemera.magicNumber


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dash : edge directing to this node is dashed(boolean) usage:dash:=yes
arrow : edge has arrow pointing to node or from node(to,from,both) usage:arrow:=to
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| const double NISTConst::lambdabarCUncertainty = ComptonWavelengthOver2PiUncertainty |
\(\frac{\lambda_C}{2\pi} \ (m)\) Uncertainty in Compton wavelength over 2 pi in meters. Alias of ComptonWavelengthOver2PiUncertainty.
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\(\frac{\lambda_C}{2\pi} \ (m)\) Compton wavelength over 2 pi in meters. Alias of ComptonWavelengthOver2Pi.
| const double NISTConst::lambdaCOver2PiUncertainty = ComptonWavelengthOver2PiUncertainty |
\(\frac{\lambda_C}{2\pi} \ (m)\) Uncertainty in Compton wavelength over 2 pi in meters. Alias of ComptonWavelengthOver2PiUncertainty.
| const double NISTConst::lambdaCUncertainty = ComptonWavelengthUncertainty |
\(\lambda_C \ (m)\) Uncertainty in Compton wavelength in meters. Alias of ComptonWavelengthUncertainty.


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I have an EmonPi in some outbuildings which is logging my Solar PV and Electric Car charging. I have another one in the house for grid Import/Export & Hot water diversion monitoring. So 4 feeds in all. Both systems are logging to emoncms.org and all is well.
However from my previous system I have 2 EmonGLD displays which I had customised exactly how I wanted. They even told me my profit (or loss) for the day so far. I'd like to use these again and I have no problem sending packets over 868MHz from the unit in the house, however the one in the outbuildings is just too far away with too many intervening stone walls. They are both on the same Ethernet network however.
I would like to be able to get the figures from the outbuildings unit to the house one. I'm not sure if I can do this with the emoncms on the EmonPis. (One is set to node 5 and the other is node 6). It didn't show up as an input when I tried to configure one to send to the other. So I thought I'd just write a program to send the data over directly to a shared file or a socket.
I can ssh to both of them (using Putty) and I've installed Samba server & client on each of them however they can't see each other and I can't see either of them from a windows PC. I can ping each one from the other.
So they are both definitely on the network at the addresses I expect and both sending data to emoncms.org but I can't see either on the network. I tried using NFS too but that doesn't work either.
I have another Raspberry Pi and I can see it just fine. I'm a software developer (albeit in windows) and not usually stumped by things like this.
Is there something special about the setup of Raspbian on the EmonPi? I know about using rpi-rw to allow changes to be written to the SD card but is there anything else I should know?
Or indeed am I going about this the wrong way and there's an easier way to get the logged values from one EmonPi to the other over an Ethernet network?
Thanks for any assistance.
Brian
Re: How can I make 2 EmonPis communicate over Ethernet?
Hi
You could use the mqtt inputs and outputs. A little tricky to set up but I have done it and it works. My mqtt broker (mosquitto) is on a different Pi but I think you could install it on one of the Pi's along side emoncms.
Discussion of setting it up here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10746
Regards
Ian
Edit - fixed link - BT
Re: How can I make 2 EmonPis communicate over Ethernet?
Hi Brian, a couple of possibilities from what you've told us, firstly if you have 2 emonPi's on your network they will both be claiming to be "//emonpi", try renaming one, you can use "sudo raspi-config" to change host hostname in one go.
The default emon-pi image has emoncms enabled by default but it isn't mandatory to either and certainly isn't ideal to keep both as that gives you fragmented data which isn't available outside your LAN.
If you are not running another local emoncms instance Ideally you could the garage emonPi to forward only, to both your emoncms.org account and your local house based emoncms, however I'm not entirly sure the input api is fully functional on the emon-pi's low-write emoncms so try sending some data before making any drastic moves. with only one local emoncms server you can then forward port 80 (8080) to the house emonPi at your router for access outside the LAN.
If you have data from both emonPi's arriving at emoncms.org you could just write a little script to fetch the feed data you need for your glcds from emoncms.org and route it to the glcds locally. option 1 write a little script to "fetch" and publish to mqtt on the house emonpi and configure it to broadcast the subscribed data or option 2 is to edit emonhub to "fetch" the data from emoncms.og and broadcast along with the glcd time updates.
Further to Ian's points, both of your emonPi's will be running thier own MQTT brokers already so that could also create some confusion if you publish to one and subscrib to the other wonder where your packets are going.
Paul
Re: How can I make 2 EmonPis communicate over Ethernet?
Hi Ian and Paul
Thanks for your replies. A good point on the hostnames being identical Paul. I changed those and rebooted but no change on the networking. I'll have to investigate the mqtt but it does look complicated, Ian.
I thought I'd try setting up a socket connection instead. I wrote some code for a server & client in Python. This works fine between 2 windows PCs but not at all between the 2 EmonPis. If I run the client on the Pi and the server on a windows PC it also works. However it won't work the other way around. The Pis just won't accept a connection.
I then thought I'd install tightvnc on the Pis to see if I could connect that way. I've done this on my other Raspberry pi but I can't connect to the EmonPis. I used apt-get to install tightvncserver and tried running it from ssh and by running it from init.d. Neither method is working.
Has anyone else been able to use vnc to an EmonPi. I'm beginning to think there's something missing from Raspian on these units. I have done sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade but still no joy.
So my conclusion so far is that I can make connections outwards from the EmonPi but the only connections I've been able to make inwards are via ssh and http.
Brian
Re: How can I make 2 EmonPis communicate over Ethernet?
If you are using a windows machine to access the network you may well need to run " IPConfig /flushDNS " (as an administrator) to for allow the hostname a chance to take effect.
The emonPi's run UFW (Uncomplicated FireWall) so any inward connections to the mqtt brokers, vnc etc will require the relative ports added to the allowed list.
I use xrdp on the Pi's which is a remote desktop without any problems so vnc should be ok.
Paul
Re: How can I make 2 EmonPis communicate over Ethernet?
Hi Paul
It was the ufw firewall stopping my sockets experiment so I'm able to write code to communicate between the EmonPis now. Also vnc is working. I still can't connect via windows networking but that is not important to me now and it's probably due to some part of the configuration I've got wrong.
So thanks for that insight. I hadn't heard of ufw before.
Brian


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I admit I was prepared to dislike this movie, being a BIG fan of the original 1963 version, (which, along with THE INNOCENTS and Nigel Kneale's THE WOMAN IN BLACK, is one of the best "ghost" films ever made) and make no mistake, this is a BAD film--a mangled mess that uses elements from not only the Wise version and other sources, and completely ignores the original novel--but strangely enough, I can hardly wait to see it again. It was hilarious--and after getting over the disappointment that it wasn't going to be good, (it's REAL obvious early on) this is the most fun I've had at the movies in a long time. It's a carnival ride, the Disneyland Haunted-House times 10, and if you're familiar with the glories of Robert Wise's original masterpiece, this movie is going to have you laughing like a hyena at the jaw-droppingly audacious deviations and liberties taken here, and that are asked to be taken seriously. This film is perhaps the ultimate parody--a skewed, big-budget comedy that's too dim to realize it's funny--making the laughs (at the hilarious expense of its makers) all the more hysterical. It is truly a disaster of biblical, Ed-Woodian magnitude-- and perhaps the most entertaining film out there this summer.
Okay, I know this movie had to appeal to a 90's audience, and I was well aware it would have a more heavy-handed approach than the Robert Wise version, (definitely still "the good version") but that doesn't begin to describe the wayward path this film traipses down. To say there are literal ghosts in THE HAUNTING is a maximum understatement; the ghosts here are more or less the equivelent of DeBont's climactic tornado in TWISTER; they're big, they're loud, and they fling debris. In fact, there are several interesting parallels to TWISTER here, another being that the team assembled to beard Hill House is similar to the neurotic band of tornado-chasers, who ultimately confront and experience the big-villain, cyclone-ghost of Hugh Crane, (manifesting itself hilariously-- looking here about as frightening as "The Beast" from the animated Disney "Beauty & the Beast.")
Somewhere around 20 minutes into the film, you realize it's not going to be good. Another 10 minutes, and you give up hoping for coherence. By the time the ghosts start manifesting, you're well-aware the filmmakers have floundered and there's no hope of rescue. But it doesn't matter--one thing this movie never is, is boring. Hill House literally tears itself apart to get at its pesky investigators, and the whole thing degenerates into chaos, as bedrooms develop faces, woodwork hands flail from the moulding, and cherubic marble children's heads gasp and scream their ghostly little lungs out. The effects are, as expected, amazing and impressive, but since they're so in-your-face, it's hard not to be totally aware of the filmmakers desperate realization that unless they could make this an effects-extravaganza, how would they ever compete with THE PHANTOM MENACE (just next door?!) Typical of the summer blockbuster mentality whose sole purpose for being is that they dazzle us visually, THE HAUNTING makes no attempt to be suggestive or scary--and it settles for a totally new, laughable "origin" of Hill House's haunting.
In the novel (and Wise's original film) the psychological background of Eleanor, her neurosis, and vulnerability, become the basis for all the ghostly phenomena--making the film and novel function on several levels, and creating a sense of doubt in the viewer's (reader's) mind; Is Hill House really haunted with literal ghosts--? Or is Eleanor making these things happen herself, unknowingly using the house to project her phobias and insecurities into visible and audible phenomena? Since she's obviously a powerful medium, (it's suggested she was responsible for a childhood poltergeist attack) Eleanor is the most likely candidate for being the unwitting culprit that actually "haunts" the house--regardless of the "evil history" of the place. This is suggested with some subtlety in Wise's film. In DeBont's, it appears this was considered, as some initial attempts to delineate Nell's character follow the original's set up, (the "mother banging on the wall" is suggested early on) but after arriving at the house, this all becomes immaterial and falls by the wayside in favor of a new "explanation" of Nell's connection to the house; an extremely trite, ridiculously unbelievable one that makes all the subtleties concrete, and turns THE HAUNTING completely away from a psychological study, and into the lamest, most literal (and clunkingly unscary) ghost story ever.
I admit, you shouldn't compare a remake to the original in cases like this, but even as its own monster, this new version fails to work on any level approaching coherency. If they're going to create a totally new story, why bother establishing a set up that suggests the old one? If the ghosts are literal, why attempt to make Nell neurotic and vulnerable in the first place? In fact, this version seems to be more a remake, not of THE HAUNTING--but of Richard Matheson's HELL HOUSE--right down to the (unintentionally funny) shouting-match confrontation with the main ghost at the end. This is one howlingly dumb movie.
Still, there's a lot to admire here. The sets (omigod--the SETS!) are some of the most baroquely impressive I've ever seen--Hill House is so crammed-to-the-gills with statuary, stone lions, cherubs, and ponderous bric-a-brac that it would be impossible to sleep in one of the palatial, overly-ornate rooms for all the overstimulation of visual input. In fact, the house is much scarier in the initial scenes before anything overtly ghostly takes place, as the sets are so overwhelmingly heavy with gloomy portent, you almost convince yourself you see statuary and marble faces move before they actually do (later). Bruce Dern has a cameo as Dudley the caretaker, and he's fun (he and his screen-wife get the film's last word), as is the actress playing Mrs. Dudley (a nice touch is her "In the night... in the dark," monologue, lifted virtually verbatum from the original film--and played for the film's one successful, intentional laugh).
Lili Taylor is surprisingly weak here, becoming an irritating, whiny presence in quick order--and playing Nell as overtly (and goofily) nutty in some scenes when they don't really call for that approach. Liam Neeson is nearly forgotten, his character being peripheral in all respects once the film gets going. Jones is a bright spot as Theo, but her bisexual character never attempts the tension of Clair Bloom's performance in the original--and she's just so gosh-wow CHEERFUL! Then there's the actor playing Luke Sannerson (can't remember his name) who reminds me of Trey Parker, creator of SOUTH PARK. Weirdly, he becomes the most likable character in THE HAUNTING--someone the audience can identify with and laugh at, as he reacts to the spooky surroundings--until he abruptly meets his end in one of the films most outlandishly retarded deviations--a scene that brought gales of laughter from the crowd.
As a serious film, THE HAUNTING fails spectacularly in any of its ambitions. As a remake, it can't hold a candle. As an adaptation of the novel, it's obvious no one associated with this movie even read it. As an original "haunted house" story, it fails to fulfil, or remain coherent to, its own set up. But it may just be the comedy hit of the summer--the audience we saw it with was hooting and howling with derisive laughter throughout--and I enjoyed the hell out of it. Therefore, I give this film an entertainment rating of 10--as one of the most unintentionally hilarious films I've ever seen. Psychotronically, it stands with the musical remake of LOST HORIZON as a paragon of the "golden turkey"--one of those special "bad" films we love to hate--because it's so flagrently, deliciously rotten.
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Own day the wolf and the fox were out together, and they stole a dish of crowdie. Now the wolf was
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Introduction
Fractional cover of one acquisition over Lake Baringo.
Summary
The Fractional Cover Tool uses a collection of acquisitions to create a single image composed of the 'best' pixels based on the chosen criteria. The fractional cover operation then operates over that mosaic, creating a RGB Image. Define a bounding box, time period, and data output options and press the submit button to run a task.
Input Options
The available options include the most recent clear pixel, least recent clear pixel, median clear pixel, and max/min NDVI pixels. When you submit a new task, the entire time stack of data from the specified bounding box and date range will be loaded and processed based on the input parameters.
Output Data
The output image will contain the fractional cover of the mosaicked dataset and will be displayed on the map. The RGB bands represent nonphotosynthetic vegetation, photosynthetic vegetation, and bare soil. The data product is available for download in both NetCDF and GeoTiff format along with any images created.
Task Parameters
Data Selection
The data selection section contains options that affect the data and processes that are used to create the output product.
Compositing Method
The compositing method refers to the method used to combine the acquisitions. For example, "Most Recent Pixel" will use the closest valid pixel to the end date, and "Max NDVI Pixel" will use the pixel for each location that has the greatest NDVI value.
Geospatial Bounds
These bounds will be use to filter the available data. For any given bounding box, each acquisition that is found between start and end date will be used to create the mosaic.
The bounding box can either be drawn on the map by a single click, drag, and second click, or by entering valid values in the boxes.
Task Outputs
Output Image Display
The task will produce a RGB image of the fractional cover of the area and display it on the map. The RGB bands represent nonphotosynthetic vegetation, photosynthetic vegetation, and bare soil. The mosaic that is used for the fractional cover algorithm can be found by checking the box in the results tab. To zoom to a task, click on it on either the results or the output tab. The scale of this operation can be found in the scales tab.
Managing Completed Tasks
In the results tab, selecting a task will load in the list of all acquisitions and some relevant data. From this panel, you are able to load the fractional cover of any single acquisition by clicking "Load this scene". To remove a task from the map display, press either delete or the hide button on the results tab.
Product Download
All products can be downloaded using the output tab. A GeoTIFF and NetCDF are available the result of the fractional cover output, as well as the map image and the mosaic image.
Color Scale
Fractional Cover Color Scale
Fractional Cover: NPV is nonphotosynthetic vegetation, PV is photosynthetic vegetation, and BS is bare soil.


Kentucky police seize air fryer containing 20 pounds of meth
by EndPlayLOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - It may be the holiday season, but police in Kentucky confiscated an unusual gift being delivered to a Kentucky man's home - a package with about 20 pounds (9 kilograms) of meth that was shipped through the mail inside of an air fryer.
Narcotics officers were able to intercept the parcel containing about $100,000 worth of drugs, Louisville Metro police said in a Facebook post Saturday.
The package was delivered to a suspect's home where officers obtained a search warrant to collect it, the Major Case Unit confirmed to news outlets. The suspect wasn't home at time of seizure.
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One in four unaccompanied child-migrants live on the street
Greece’s National Centre for Social Solidarity estimates that there are 4,963 unaccompanied child-migrants in Greece right now
by ΤοΒΗΜΑ TeamShocking data have emerged from a recent study of unaccompanied child migrants entitled “Children as prey: Exclusion and exploitation of unaccompanied child-migrants in Greece, Italy, and Spain”.
The report states that three-quarters of unaccompanied child-migrants continue to not have access to suitable quarters and that 200 remain in custody (the highest number in recent years), while one in four live on the streets in completely unsafe conditions.
Σπάνιο έγχρωμο φιλμ από το Πολυτεχνείο: Εικόνες από την εξέγερση και η εφιαλτική επόμενη μέρα
Even those who have been placed in reception centres face an unacceptable situation because the space is one-third of what is required to meet the real needs.
Meanwhile, the integration of child-migrants in the public educational system is a dream for many children, in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights.
One child lived in a local municipal park for six months in the cold and rain and all sorts of people approached them in an effort to lure them with money or warm living quarters. The child agreed because it needed a home.
The study is based on interviews with professionals who work with unaccompanied child-migrants as well as policy papers, regulations and laws, along with eyewitness testimony regarding the repercussions on child-migrants of the lacks and dysfunctions of the protection system.
The study details the repercussions of social exclusion.
According to 2018 data from international humanitarian organizations, almost half of refugees globally are children. In Greece, they represented one-third of arrivals in 2019.
Greece’s National Centre for Social Solidarity estimates that there are 4,963 unaccompanied child-migrants in Greece right now.


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An interactive database of construction materials used in antiquity meant to enable creation of 3D and virtual reality (VR) models of historic structures.
rorbium
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Orbis data as an R package
Roundup of Resources on Ancient Geography
Jan 1, 0001
Included in the following list are links to digital project dealing with geography and the ancient world
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Roman Peasant Project Small Finds Ontology
rtefact
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Brings together a range of methods for analysing the time series, shapes and other properties of archaeological artefacts.
rti
Jan 1, 0001
Series of common tols used by most Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) projects, plus some custom programs to help with the workflow from the camera to the output.
RTIBuilder
Jan 1, 0001
A software interface to a set of tools that process your captured image set to produce the final RTI files. The RTIBuilder download includes the Hemispherical Harmonics (HSH) fitter to create .rti files.
RTIViewer
Jan 1, 0001
Enables you to view and explore Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) files at very high resolution (Polynomial Texture Maps, Hemispherical Harmonics Map, and Multiview RTI). You can view image files stored on your local file system, and remote files through HTTP.
rxylib
Jan 1, 0001
R package: wrapper for the C+library xylib
scikit-beam
Jan 1, 0001
Data analysis tools for X-Ray, Neutron and Electron sciences


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I know this may sound like a trivial topic, but I wanted to note that the topichead element used in ditamap files should mostly be avoided. The topichead element allows you to group topics into a hierarchy, like this:
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The problem is that the topichead element output creates an empty folder. When the user clicks the folder, no content appears. The folder just expands to show its inner contents. Given that most other elements clicked in the TOC change what appears in the main content window, having an empty folder not show any change may cause users to assume something's broken.
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From: Mrs. Jocelyn Jones The Wife of late Dr. George Alvin Jones Of Liberia. West Africa. Please do pardon me for contacting you through this medium. I am Mrs Jocelyn Jones the Wife of late Dr. George Alvin Jones, former minister of state for presidential affairs in Liberia, who was recently murdered at the free port of Monrovia by the junta rebels group, who dethrone and drive the ex-president of my country Liberia, Charles Taylor. The perennial war in my country at that time forced me and my son Jeffery Jones into exile in this country Cote d’Ivoire for our safety. After the Death of my husband, I and my son discovered among my late husband's Documents that he has some fund deposited into a bank here in Abidjan Cote d’Ivoire. I will appreciate if you help me in getting this money out of here and we propose to give you 15% of the total money for your assistance. The total money is US$14.5mdollars,Please reply immediately to enable us discuss how to go ahead with the transaction, and for your information this message will always be kept confidential for security reasons as you may know. Please email me on this private email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more information. Regards, Mrs. Jocelyn Jones


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Download this zip file and unzip it. Then in the bin directory, run one of commands indicated below.
All the two player games on this page use the strategy design pattern to determine how to search. This means that it is easy to plug in alternative search algorithms. So far, I have implemented minimax, negamax, negascout, negamax with memory, negascout with memory, MTD-f, and UCT. Go requires a very different strategy in order to be successful, but for now these methods provide a starting point for experimentation. A more cutting edge version of go can be found in Leela-Zero. If you look in the options, you will see a way to show a visualization of the game tree while you are playing.


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{{library}} uses several configuration macros in <boost/config.hpp>, as well as configuration macros meant to be supplied by the application. These macros are documented here.
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Points of Discussions
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- Dependencies
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- Testing and QA
- Performance and SEO
- Migration
- Server Details
Design
- Designs finalized for the Desktop.
- Designs are based on the theme provided.
- Designs for the mobile and tab will be the default responsiveness provided by the theme
Dependencies
- Provide the tar files of the selected theme
- PSD files of the designs prepared and any other necessary assets like fonts
- Access to dev instances of all the three websites from which new website will be built
- Details of the Payment Gateway like Sandbox Credentials
- Details of the Git repository to which we can push the code
- Access to the server on which the application will be hosted
Development
- Code will be pushed to Infinity Staging Server for every release
- Version Control : Git
- Release 1 : TBD
- Release 2 : TBD
- UAT : D + 6 weeks
- Final Release : D + 8 weeks
- Further Details will be shared in the project plan
Testing and QA
- Test Cases will be completed by the End of Release 1
- List of known Issues to be shared in Releases
- 3 days for client review
- Feedback & CRs will be addressed in subsequent release
Performance & SEO
- Standard Caching Mechanisms
- Performace: Google page speed
- Security & standards: Skipfish, Security_review, Coder, devel tools
- SEO: Meta Tags, Seo Check list, Link checker
Migration
- Content to be provided in the mentioned CSV format
- All content to be provided before First Release
- All content that is updated After Release 1 to be provided one week before the UAT
Hosting
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- Details of the CDN server that needs to be integrated


Statistical Shape Analysis results: modes, coefficients and more
First modes for diastole:
First coefficients of input quadrilateral meshes for diastole:
Histograms of input quadrilateral meshes for diastole:
Alpha_1 vs Alpha_2 vs Alpha_3 of input quadrilateral meshes for diastole:
Singular values for diastole:
First modes for systole:
First coefficients of input quadrilateral meshes for systole:
Histograms of input quadrilateral meshes for systole:
Alpha_1 vs Alpha_2 vs Alpha_3 of input quadrilateral meshes for systole:
Singular values for systole:
Designed and implemented by T.MAQUART using Python CGI and Three.js


I should have done this the moment I set up this blog, but I didn’t know my brother, Patrick, had any of his music online. If you like wild acoustic guitar work, random harmonicas and an indie sound, you owe it to yourself to check him (and his band) out.
There’s not a lot up there as yet, but you can find his personal music at http://www.mp3.com.au/patrickarnold/ and music from his band - Inanimate Objects - at http://www.mp3.com.au/inanimateobjects/. MP3.com.au’s download system is awful, so I’m including two Inanimate Objects songs below - my personal favourite is ‘No Time For Haste’ - Pat wrote that song years ago.


US Secretary of State Pompeo Holds Speech on 30th Anniversary of Berlin Wall's Fall – Video
The barrier separated West Berlin from the German Democratic Republic, which was part of the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War.
US top diplomat Mike Pompeo, who is visiting Berlin to meet with his German counterpart Heiko Maas and negotiate with Chancellor Angela Merkel, is holding a speech dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall, a major event marking the end of the standoff between the East and the West.
The wall, which became one of the symbols of the Cold War in Europe, was built in 1961 and separated the country until 1989, when the border was opened – just a year before the reunification of East and West Germany. The physical demolition of the wall officially began on 13 June 1990 and was completed in November 1991.
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Installation
Install as a gem
$ gem install rarbg
Or add it to your Gemfile and execute bundle install
gem 'rarbg', '~> 2.0'
Usage
This gem wraps all API methods available from RARBG TorrentAPI.
An authentication token is automatically generated on the first request, stored with a timestamp and renewed every 800 seconds.
Rate limit (1req/2s) is automatically enforced.
Check out the full documentation for details on all methods and parameters.
Getting started
Require the gem and initialize a new RARBG::API
object.
require 'rarbg'
rarbg = RARBG::API.new
Methods
Use list to list torrents. Additional parameters are passed as keyword arguments and can be mixed together.
All successful method calls return an array of hashes (or an empty array for no results).
# List last 100 torrents.
rarbg.list(limit: 100)
# List torrents with at least 20 seeders, sorted by seeders.
rarbg.list(min_seeders: 20, sort: :seeders)
# List torrents with extended json infos.
rarbg.list(format: :json_extended)
Use search to search torrents. One search type parameter among string
, imdb
, themoviedb
and tvdb
is required.
# Search torrents using literal string query.
rarbg.search(string: 'Force Awakens')
# Search by IMDB id, in `Movies/x264/1080` and `Movies/x264/720`.
rarbg.search(imdb: 'tt2488496', category: [44, 45])
# Search unranked torrents by TheMovieDB id, sorted by last.
rarbg.search(themoviedb: 140607, ranked: false, sort: :last)
These methods are also available from the top module namespace for convenience.
RARBG.list(sort: :leechers, min_leechers: 10)
RARBG.search(string: 'Star Wars', category: [48])
A list of name/id pairs for each category is available for quick lookup.
RARBG::CATEGORIES
# => { "Movies/XVID" => 14,
# "Movies/XVID/720" => 48,
# "Movies/x264" => 17,
# ...
Errors
API endpoint errors will raise a RARBG::APIError
exception with the API error message.
rarbg.list(sort: :name)
# => RARBG::APIError: Invalid sort
rarbg.search(string: 'Star Wars', min_seeders: 'notanumber')
# => RARBG::APIError: Invalid value for min_seeders
rarbg.search(imdb: 'tt0121765')
# => RARBG::APIError: Service unavailable (503)
Parameter validation errors on client side will raise an ArgumentError
.
rarbg.list('a string instead of an hash')
# => ArgumentError: Expected params hash
rarbg.search(limit: 50)
# => ArgumentError: One search parameter required among: string, imdb, tvdb, themoviedb
Lower level connection errors will raise Faraday::Error
subclasses exceptions.
rarbg.search(string: 'a timeout error')
# => Faraday::ConnectionFailed: execution expired
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub.
This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Code of Conduct.
You can contribute changes by forking the project and submitting a pull request. To get started:
-
Fork the repo
-
Install the dependencies (
bin/setup
) -
Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) -
Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) -
Pass the test suite (
rake spec
) -
Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) -
Create a new pull request
For more information about contributing to this project, check out CONTRIBUTING.
License
This gem is released as open source under the terms of the MIT License.


Follow these steps to assign support seats to members in your organization:
- Log in to the Algorithm Lab.
- In the left navigation bar, click Organization > Members.
- On the Team Management page, scroll down to the Organization Support section and then click Add Seat.
- On the Support page, click Select under the tier of seat you would like to assign.
- In the Assign seatTier Seat section, click the team member dropdown and then select the team member to assign to the seat.
- Click Add Seat +$price.
If you successfully assign support seats, the Organization Support section of the Team Management page includes the new assignment.


Mitumba Fix, is an Application aimed at benefitting both the sellers and buyers of second hand clothes.
Sellers are able to create their profiles and post their relevant details in their profile pages.
That is, their field of focus, that is, what they deal with and their contact info on how they can be reached at.
We deal with all types of second hand clothes. All whats needed, is for you as a seller to create a profile Explaining on what you deal with. Then, in the comments section, buyers get to comment, and say if they would love your products,. And if so, they can contact you.
Also, for buyers, incase you feel that whatever you need there is no one who has posted, Under posts, you can post what you want and then we can try connecting you to potential sellers.


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Dialgebra Cohomology as a g-algebra |
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Speaker: |
Dr.Anita Majumdar |
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Affiliation: |
Department of Mathematics |
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Abstract/Brief Description: |
G-algebras arose in M.Gerstenhaber’s work when he showed that the Hochschild cohomology of an associative algebra has the natural structure of a G-algebra, Later, F.Cohen showed that an algebra over the homology little discs operad is nothing but a G-algebra. Later, Deligne’s conjecture was proved: ‘the Hochschild cochain complex has the natural structure of an algebra over a chain operad of the little discs operad’, in other words, ‘it has a natural structure of homotopy G-algebra’. Drawing resemblance to Hochschild cohomology, we show that the disalgebra cohomology admits a G-algebra structure, which is induced by ahomotopy G-algebra structure on the cochain level. |
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Subject Area: |
Mathematics |
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Date: |
Friday November5, 2004 |
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Venue: |
Lecture Hall - I, Dept. of Mathematics, IISc. |


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