public class RangeNotifierImpl
extends java.lang.Object
implements org.altbeacon.beacon.RangeNotifier
BeaconNotifier#onUpdate(ArrayList)
callback with
the parsed beacons. Furthermore it starts sending all beacons to all registered endpoints.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private RemoteConnection |
cispaConnection |
private java.util.ArrayList<RemoteConnection> |
customConnections |
private SimpleBeaconParser |
parser |
private java.util.ArrayList<BeaconNotifier> |
stateNotifiers |
private static java.lang.String |
TAG |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RangeNotifierImpl(android.content.Context context,
java.util.ArrayList<BeaconNotifier> stateNotifiers,
RemoteConnection cispaConnection)
A RangeNotifier which starts parsing if beacons are near
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) void |
addRemoteConnection(RemoteConnection connection) |
void |
didRangeBeaconsInRegion(java.util.Collection<org.altbeacon.beacon.Beacon> beacons,
org.altbeacon.beacon.Region region)
This method is called once per second if we set startRangingBeaconsInRegion and beacons are near
|
private void |
sendAll(java.util.List<SimpleBeacon> simpleBeacons)
Sends the list of simple beacon to cispa or custom connection if they are not null
|
private static final java.lang.String TAG
private final java.util.ArrayList<BeaconNotifier> stateNotifiers
private final SimpleBeaconParser parser
private java.util.ArrayList<RemoteConnection> customConnections
private RemoteConnection cispaConnection
RangeNotifierImpl(android.content.Context context, java.util.ArrayList<BeaconNotifier> stateNotifiers, RemoteConnection cispaConnection)
context
- a contextstateNotifiers
- the callbackscispaConnection
- the cispaConnectionvoid addRemoteConnection(RemoteConnection connection)
public void didRangeBeaconsInRegion(java.util.Collection<org.altbeacon.beacon.Beacon> beacons, org.altbeacon.beacon.Region region)
didRangeBeaconsInRegion
in interface org.altbeacon.beacon.RangeNotifier
beacons
- all beacons which were found nearbyregion
- the specific regionprivate void sendAll(java.util.List<SimpleBeacon> simpleBeacons)
simpleBeacons
- the simple beacons


I am lucky to have sisters like you!
 I might tumble like a Hot espresso but mind it I won't leave any stains(Though I won't tell you what I meant by this line but someday I will let you know).
I know I don't call you regularly but I do think of you smiling and that keeps me happy.I may not be able to solve all of your problems but I promise you won't be alone to face them. I still doubt how people live without sisters?
Shivangi
Sugar
You have been my best friend all this time,you always support me when I need help. I always call you when I need someone to hear me out and someone to share the news with, weather they are good or bad – I know I can always rely on you my sister.Rest your friends are really Hot 😅
Anushka
Chilli
You are very funny and energetic. Your positive energy makes me feel better and smile.You are very optimistic and it helps me to cheer up.You are my little princess.It's has been a long time since we met last time.Hari mirch hai tu , Tujhse ladne ka mauka nai milta,Tu mil tb batata hun tujhe!!!😈
I wrote this poem for you both! All I have right now is this to give as a present.Hope you like it.
This is Sugar & Lime
Oh sister ! Thy will be done, but I will see no tears.
Remember, In the bushes where we hid treasures.

A part of me still doused in the sweetness of your hand which fed my stomach.
You build us with childish oaths,
A promise to climb mountains and sail the mighty boats.

Remember,the bed time stories we shared, and how we travelled the forest gump,
Small canals or big wells, we took the jump.
Actually the childhood we spent never died,
For me it's in my heart, for you a mellow tart,
I picture it as the finest of all art.
Our dreams
How dare, I should perish before you cry.
Oh sister ! Thy will be done, but I will see no tears.
Remember, All the honey we stole from the bears den,
All the farms we rolled and the solace hemmed.
The dress you wore, and the trick you rolled
Believe me, I have seen plenty of butterflies but you are the rarest and pure.
I can go as far as possible for you!
If millions of star try to shed,
I will steal them all to prepare your bed.
The bed which entagles you with its shine,
I may not be perfect brother but you have been perfect all the time.
Last time I checked, I sensed your pain.
But, you tried to resist and never shared the same.
You are strongest and beautiful of all
I have seen brave men and true knight,
But all obliterated by time, only you being my ideal 9.
You are manifestation of our mother,
I have a whole world through your eyes to see.
Those eyes which I would never let sense fear.
Oh sister ! Thy will be done, but I will see no tears,
Though, one except out of cheers.

Smile and smile like soft clouds white and clear,
Or be the crane and fly with your dreams everywhere.
You are like city of 'olathe', a beautiful mention.
And I write this poem my sister, out of affection,
Not for a perfect creation,Still It will be a perfect windchyme,For I will fill the spaces.
Your love will be the breeze providing perpetual rhyme.


oxdpython.messenger¶
-
class
oxdpython.messenger.
HttpMessenger
(host)[source]¶ Bases:
oxdpython.messenger.Messenger
HttpMessenger provides the communication channel for oxd-https-extension
Parameters: host (str) – host URL to which the requests are to be made -
request
(command, **kwargs)[source]¶ Function that builds the request and returns the response
Parameters: - command (str) – The command that has to be sent to the oxd-server
- **kwargs – The parameters that should accompany the request
Returns: the returned response from oxd-server as a dictionary
Return type: dict
-
-
class
oxdpython.messenger.
Messenger
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base class for the different messengers employed by the oxdpython Client
-
access_token
¶
-
request
(command, **kwargs)[source]¶ Mandatory function that should be implemented by the subclasses. The Client will call this function with the command and the params to be sent to the oxd-server
Parameters: - command (str) – The command that has to be sent to the oxd-server
- **kwargs – The parameters that should accompany the request
Returns: the returned response from oxd-server as a dictionary
Return type: dict
-
-
class
oxdpython.messenger.
SocketMessenger
(host='localhost', port=8099)[source]¶ Bases:
oxdpython.messenger.Messenger
A class which takes care of the socket communication with oxd Server. The object is initialized with the port number
-
request
(command, **kwargs)[source]¶ Function that builds the request and returns the response from oxd-server
Parameters: - command (str) – The command that has to be sent to the oxd-server
- **kwargs – The parameters that should accompany the request
Returns: the returned response from oxd-server as a dictionary
Return type: dict
-


×
Name
Description
Transformation steps
[[#{nav.add} ?: 'Add']]
Method
URL
Username
Password
http://
https://
header
Headers
Name
Value
[[#{nav.add} ?: 'Add']]
×
Remove
You are about to remove this Transformation.
Do you want to proceed?


When you work with us, you are part of a team of committed collaborators. All aspects of our software development processes are integrated, interactive and agile.
Our approach unifies designs, development and product management to create exceptional products.
We start each project by understanding your business goals, the user's needs and the product's requirements
Then we help translate them into effective and elegant solutions.
Before we sign a contract or write a line of code our team will spend the necessary time needed to under your product vision.
The outcome of this scoping session is a proposal or high-level statement of work.
Based on your requirements, we can provide a complete offering or just the pieces you need.
design
development
product management
Dark Design
Mighty Ontario
Diamond Design
Film website
Blog
UI elements
Burned Logo
Bailey Wonger


{{ $title := .Text }}
{{ if (in $title "github.com") }}
{{ $title = (delimit (slice "" $title) " ") }}
{{ end }}
{{ $title = replace $title "https://github.com/" "" }}
{{ $title = replace $title "/issues/" "#" }}
{{ $title = replace $title "/pull/" "#" }}
{{ $title | safeHTML }}


Not really security related but I recently aquired a Windows tablet in order to try out the touch features of Windows 8. It was quite an interesting experience getting the new OS on to it, but now I have, I'd like to compare the W500's features and performance with the iPad I have been using for a couple of years now.
First just a couple of things about the install. I attached an external USB DVD drive to the tablet which used up both the available ports on the tablet. This turned out to be a bad plan because I didn't consider at the time (obvious in retrospect as it is) that the drivers for the touch screen required the OS to be installed and there was therefore no way to enter the product key during the install. So back to square one - I had to use a USB hub so that I could plug a keyboard in as well. With hindsight I would have been better installing off a USB key (there are instructions on how to do this on the Internet). Once this was done, everything went smoothly, but the touch screen didn't work properly (no right click, no auto-rotate). After a bit of searching, I found that you have to go to the Acer site and reinstall the Windows 7 drivers for all the proprietory peripherals - after that everthing works fine.
So first impressions of the OS is pretty good. The Metro Interface is very attractive and (for a beta) remarkably smooth and stable. It is slightly jarring at first moving backwards and forwards between Metro and the legacy desktop - plus the lack of the start button is rather annoying but I've actually found I've got used to it pretty quickly. The only significant problem I have with it now is that sometimes when the tablet is left in sleep mode for a long time with Windows Explorer open, it hangs the program when you wake the tablet up.
Comparing it to the iPad, first some negative features. It weighs nearly twice as much as the iPad 3 and the battery life is not nearly as good. After 8 hours on standby, the W500 was only on about quarter charge, whereas I can leave the iPad on standby for days without it losing any appreciable amount of charge. The screen rotation on the W500 is good, but it doesn't have the transition affect the iPad does, so the screen goes black briefly when you rotate it.
Its good features (of which there are quite a lot). It is a proper fully fledged PC with 2G RAM and a dual core processor which runs proper Windows apps (pretty smoothly on Win 8). I wouldn't want to use the virtual keyboard to write a pentest report with a fancy template, but for short periods of time it is perfectly usable and (I think) nicer than the Apple one. Plugged in to its docking station, you could easily work on a Word document on it, which is pretty much essential to our jobs. It also has two USB ports and a SD card reader which are features I really miss in the iPad. I tested installing a couple of programs on the SD card because the internal SSD is pretty small at 33G, and they run tolerably quickly.
So my verdict. If you want a purely locked down tablet with a lovely smooth experience and a great battery life - I would go with the iPad. However if you want to do a bit more and have a combined tablet/laptop that you can actually do work on - I think the W500 is a better bet. Personally I am keeping both....


I am Ines. I come from Madrid but I've been living in beautiful Amsterdam since 2013. I am interested in new technologies and the ways we interact with them.
I joined the research on speech interaction at the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the National University of Singapore. I investigated how users interact with eyes-free word processing.
After 4 years working in industry, I went back to school to grow my UX skills. The MSc program covered subjects such as intelligent systems, applied machine learning, interaction design, etc.
I have a background in UI design, which I think makes it easier for me to work with teams of deisgners, engineers, marketers...
During my school years, I collaborated with the NGO ACNUR in Madrid. I've also worked as a tourist guide guiding groups in Central Europe. My main responsibility was ensuring costumers had the best experience.
I enjoy working with people and learning from others. I am good at communicating my ideas to others and I can handle feedback as well.
  I am dynamic and active --I practice sports 5 times a week (boxing, yoga, fitness, running)
My curiousity and willingness to learn has taken me to try many different things. Of course, we cannot be good at everything. However, I do not easily give up and I always try my best!


This is our world now… the world of the node and the peer, the beauty of the block. We transact our wealth without the existing power structure that rapes and pillages our future, and you call us criminals. We develop and innovate… and you call us criminals. We create the possibility of a world without war, without the dis-enfranchised… and you call us criminals. We exist without knowledge of class or wealth, without national agenda, without corporate bias… and you call us criminals. You build atomic bombs, you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us believe it’s for our own good, yet we’re the criminals.


We're the official, impartial source for advice at work
Redundancy - a short guide
What is it, and how does it affect you, your company and all your employees


AB Test Decisions- Search
User SsoId:
Search
AB Test Decisions- Upload
You may upload CSV files with format:
TEST-NAME;SSO-ID;VARIANTE
Upload
Return to Overview


Best ANN evolved by NEAT (Single Objective) in Simple Environment
Method: NEAT (Single Objective)
Environment: Simple
Task Performance: 0.97
Neural Simplicity: 0.77
Best ANN evolved by NEAT (Single Objective) in Medium Environment
Method: NEAT (Single Objective)
Environment: Medium
Task Performance: 0.92
Neural Simplicity: 0.78
Best ANN evolved by NEAT (Single Objective) in Difficult Environment
Method: NEAT (Single Objective)
Environment: Difficult
Task Performance: 0.76
Neural Simplicity: 0.78
Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Simple Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Simple
Task Performance: 0.96
Neural Simplicity: 0.97
2nd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Simple Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Simple
Task Performance: 0.97
Neural Simplicity: 0.96
3rd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Simple Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Simple
Task Performance: 0.97
Neural Simplicity: 0.95
Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Medium Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Medium
Task Performance: 0.87
Neural Simplicity: 0.96
2nd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Medium Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Medium
Task Performance: 0.88
Neural Simplicity: 0.91
3rd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Medium Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Medium
Task Performance: 0.91
Neural Simplicity: 0.89
Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Difficult Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Difficult
Task Performance: 0.67
Neural Simplicity: 0.88
2nd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Difficult Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Difficult
Task Performance: 0.63
Neural Simplicity: 0.9
3rd Best Knee Point evolved by NEAT-M in Difficult Environment
Method: NEAT-M (Multi Objective)
Environment: Difficult
Task Performance: 0.66
Neural Simplicity: 0.89
➤


|
|
|
| javaprepare.com
your tool for Java Certification |
home | tutorial | questions | test 1 | test 2
Mock Exam 2 for SCJP 6
The mock exam is modeled on the Sun Certification for Java Programmer SCJP 6 exam. The exam has 29 questions. The real exam may be a little tougher than this. You need to score 58.33% correct answers to clear the real exam. Please let us know at ngabrani AT hotmail dot com if you find any issues with this exam. Some differences between this and the real exam are given below.
- The real exam will be tougher than this.
- The real exam will have 60 questions. This one has only 29
- The real exam would have more programmatic questions. Questions of the type - "what will happen when this code is compiled".
- Which of the following are Java keywords? Select the three correct answers.
- external
- implement
- throw
- void
- integer
- private
- synchronize
- unsigned
- Which of the following are legal definitions of the main method that can be used to execute a class. Select the one correct answer.
- public void main(String args)
- public static int main(String args[])
- public static void main(String args[])
- static public void MAIN(String args[])
- public static void main(string args[])
- public static void main(String *args)
- Which of these are legal array declarations or definitions? Select the two correct answers.
- int[] []x[];
- int *x;
- int x[5];
- int[] x = {1,2,3};
- Name the collection interface used to represent a sequence of numbers in a fixed order.
- The class Hashtable is used to implement which collection interface. Select the one correct answer.
- Table
- List
- Set
- SortedSet
- Map
- What gets printed when the following program is compiled and run? Select the one correct answer.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i;
do {
i++;
}
while(i < 0);
System.out.println(i);
}
}
- The program does not compile as i is not initialized.
- The program compiles but does not run.
- The program compiles and runs but does not print anything.
- The program prints 0.
- The program prints 1.
- What gets printed when the following program is compiled and run? Select the one correct answer.
class xyz {
static int i;
public static void main(String args[]) {
while (i < 0) {
i--;
}
System.out.println(i);
}
}
- The program does not compile as i is not initialized.
- The program compiles but does not run.
- The program compiles and runs but does not print anything.
- The program prints 0.
- The program prints 1.
- What gets printed when the following program is compiled and run? Select the one correct answer.
class xyz {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i,j,k;
for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
for(j=1; j < 4; j++) {
for(k=2; k<5; k++) {
if((i == j) && (j==k))
System.out.println(i);
}
}
}
}
}
- 0
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Using up to four characters what is the Java representation of the number 23 in hex?
- What gets printed when the following program is compiled and run? Select the one correct answer.
class test {
static boolean check;
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i;
if(check == true)
i=1;
else
i=2;
if(i=2) i=i+2;
else i = i + 4;
System.out.println(i);
}
}
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- The program does not compile because of the statement if(i=2)
- Select the one correct answer. The smallest number that can be represented using short primitive type in Java is -
- 0
- -127
- -128
- -16384
- -32768
- The smallest number is compiler dependent.
- Given the following declarations, which of the assignments given in the options below would compile. Select the two correct answers.
int i = 5;
boolean t = true;
float f = 2.3F;
double d = 2.3;
- t = (boolean) i;
- f = d;
- d = i;
- i = 5;
- f = 2.8;
- What gets printed when the following program is compiled and run. Select the one correct answer.
public class incr {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i , j;
i = j = 3;
int n = 2 * ++i;
int m = 2 * j++;
System.out.println(i + " " + j + " " + n + " " + m);
}
}
- 4 4 8 6
- 4 4 8 8
- 4 4 6 6
- 4 3 8 6
- 4 3 8 8
- 4 4 6 8
- Given two non-negative integers a and b and a String str, what is the number of characters in the expression str.substring(a,b) . Select the one correct answer.
- a + b
- a - b
- b - a - 1
- b - a + 1
- b - a
- b
-
What is the result of compiling and running the following program. Select the one correct answer.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
char ch;
String test2 = "abcd";
String test = new String("abcd");
if(test.equals(test2)) {
if(test == test2)
ch = test.charAt(0);
else
ch = test.charAt(1);
}
else {
if(test == test2)
ch = test.charAt(2);
else
ch = test.charAt(3);
}
System.out.println(ch);
}
}
- 'a'
- 'b'
- 'c'
- 'd'
-
What is the result of compiling and running the following program. Select the one correct answer.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i,j=0;
for(i=10;i<0;i--) { j++; }
switch(j) {
case (0) :
j=j+1;
case(1):
j=j+2;
break;
case (2) :
j=j+3;
break;
case (10) :
j=j+10;
break;
default :
break;
}
System.out.println(j);
}
}
- 0
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 10
- 20
- What is the number displayed when the following program is compiled and run.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
test test1 = new test();
System.out.println(test1.xyz(100));
}
public int xyz(int num) {
if(num == 1) return 1;
else return(xyz(num-1) + num);
}
}
- Which of the following statements are true. Select the one correct answer.
- Arrays in Java are essentially objects.
- It is not possible to assign one array to another. Individual elements of array can however be assigned.
- Array elements are indexed from 1 to size of array.
- If a method tries to access an array element beyond its range, a compile warning is generated.
- Which expression can be used to access the last element of an array. Select the one correct answer.
- array[array.length()]
- array[array.length() - 1]
- array[array.length]
- array[array.length - 1]
- What is the result of compiling and running the following program. Select the one correct answer.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int[] arr = {1,2,3,4};
call_array(arr[0], arr);
System.out.println(arr[0] + "," + arr[1]);
}
static void call_array(int i, int arr[]) {
arr[i] = 6;
i = 5;
}
}
- 1,2
- 5,2
- 1,6
- 5,6
- Which of the following statements are correct. Select the one correct answer.
- Each Java file must have exactly one package statement to specify where the class is stored.
- If a Java file has both import and package statement, the import statement must come before package statement.
- A Java file has at least one class defined.
- If a Java file has a package statement, it must be the first statement (except comments).
-
What happens when the following program is compiled and then the command "java check it out" is executed. Select the one correct answer.
class check {
public static void main(String args[]) {
System.out.println(args[args.length-2]);
}
}
- The program does not compile.
- The program compiles but generates ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException exception.
- The program prints java
- The program prints check
- The program prints it
- The program prints out
- What all gets printed when the following code is compiled and run. Select the three correct answers.
class test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i[] = {0,1};
try {
i[2] = i[0] + i[1];
}
catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e1) {
System.out.println("1");
}
catch(Exception e2) {
System.out.println("2");
}
finally {
System.out.println(3);
}
System.out.println("4");
}
}
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- A program needs to store the name, salary, and age of employees in years. Which of the following data types should be used to create the Employee class. Select the three correct answers.
- char
- boolean
- Boolean
- String
- int
- double
- To make a variable defined in a class accessible only to methods defined in the classes in same package, which of the following keyword should be used. Select the one correct answer.
- By using the keyword package before the variable.
- By using the keyword private before the variable.
- By using the keyword protected before the variable.
- By using the keyword public before the variable.
- The variable should not be preceded by any of the above mentioned keywords.
- In implementing two classes Employee and Manager, such that each Manager is an Employee, what should be the relationship between these classes. Select the one correct answer.
- Employee should be the base class of Manager class.
- Manager should be the base class of Employee class.
- Manager class should include the Employee class as a data member.
- Employee class should include Manager class as a data member.
- The Manager and Employee should not have any relationship.
- Select the one most appropriate answer. What is the purpose of method parseInt defined in Integer class.
- The method converts an integer to a String.
- The method is used to convert String to an integer, assuming that the String represents an integer.
- The method is used to convert String to Integer class, assuming that the String represents an integer.
- The method converts the Integer object to a String.
- What should be done to invoke the run() method on a thread for an object derived from the Thread class. Select the one correct answer.
- The run() method should be directly invoked on the Object.
- The start() method should be directly invoked on the Object.
- The init() method should be directly invoked on the Object.
- The creation of the object using the new operator would create a new thread and invoke its run() method.
- What is the default priority of a newly created thread.
- MIN_PRIORITY (which is defined as 1 in the Thread class.)
- NORM_PRIORITY (which is defined as 5 in the Thread class.)
- MAX_PRIORITY (which is defined as 10 in the Thread class.)
- A thread inherits the priority of its parent thread.
Answers to Sample Test 2
- c, d, f
- c. The main method must be static and return void. Hence a and b are incorrect. It must take an array of String as argument. Hence e and f are incorrect. As Java is case sensitive, d is incorrect.
- a, d
- List
- e. The collection interface Map has two implementation HashMap and Hashtable.
- a. Local variables are not initialized by default. They must be initialized before they are used.
- d. The variable i gets initialized to zero. The while loop does not get executed.
- c. During various iterations of three loops, the only time i, j and k have same values are when all of them are set to 2.
- 0x17 or 0X17.
- e. The statement "i=2" evaluates to 2. The expression within the if block must evaluate to a boolean.
- e. The range of short primitive type is -32768 to 32767.
- c,d. Java does not allow casts between boolean values and any numeric types. Hence a is incorrect. Assigning double to a float requires an explicit cast. Hence b and e are incorrect.
- a
- e
- b. Both Strings test and test2 contain "abcd" . They are however located at different memory addresses. Hence test == test2 returns false, and test.equals(test2) returns true.
- d. The for loop does not get executed even once as the condition (i < 0) fails in the first iteration. In the switch statement, the statement j = j +1; gets executed, setting j to 1. As there is no break after this case, the next statement also gets executed setting j to 3.
- 5050. The recursive function xyz essentially sums up numbers 1 to num. This evaluates to (num * (num + 1))/2.
- a. Java supports assignment of one array to another. Hence b is incorrect. Array elements are indexed from 0. Hence c is incorrect. A method that accesses array elements out of its range does not generate a compilation error. Hence d is incorrect.
- d. array.length gives the number of elements in the array. As indexes in Java start from 0, d is the correct answer.
- c. In the invocation of call_array, the first element is invoked using call-by-value, and the second using call-by-reference.
- d. import statement, package statement and class definitions are all optional in a file. Hence a and c are incorrect. If both import and package statements are present in a file, then package statement must appear before the import statement. Hence b is incorrect.
- e. The args array consists of two elements "it" and "out". args.length is set to two.
- a,c,d. The exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is generated as the main method tries to access i[2]. Hence 1 gets printed. After this finally block gets excuted, before the program exits.
- d,e,f
- e. A data member that does not have public/protected/private is accessible to all methods in the same package.
- a. The Manager and Employee share as "is a" relationship - A Manager is an Employee. This is captured by making Employee the base class of Manager.
- b. The method int parseInt(Sting s) returns the integer value corresponding to input String, assuming that the input string represents an integer in base 10.
- b. The start() method invokes the run() method when the thread is ready to execute.
- d
home | tutorial | questions | test 1
|


Calc3D ReadMe File
Contents
What is Calc3D?
Requirements and Installation
Getting Started
Navigation with Keyboard and Mouse
Language Features
FAQ


{{tour.name}}
Info
This tournament will start when {{tour.teamCount}}
teams join.
{{tour.description}}
Max team count: {{tour.teamCount}}
Prize pool: {{tour.prizePool}} {{tour.prizePoolCurrency.sign}}
Winner: {{tour.winnerTeam.name}}
Join tournament
{{joinError}}


Web Developer Examples and Resources by YingHeng He
Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Social media optimization (SMO) is the use of social media networks to manage and grow an organization’s message and online presence. As a digital marketing strategy, social media optimization can be used to increase awareness of new products and services, connect with customers, and ameliorate potential damaging news.
With so many companies utilizing social media, it’s essential that you optimize your profile to drive the best results. Social media optimization will help you improve your social campaign to drive more leads and conversions for your business.
The new year rolling in means it’s time to pack away your old and overused marketing strategies and get ready for the influx of new tools and tactics that will come with the changing of seasons.


Comments
1) p.9772v: !nanni and |uma provide some vocabulary, 2) See also Things eaten by the !kun and Food eaten by the !kun and What !nanni's father told him (what to eat and avoid), 3) This story is found in Book XI & XII-10
Contributors
Date
9 December 1880
Categories
Keywords
food (wild animals eaten by the !kun) , food (eating elephant or !xo) , food (eating white rhinoceros, or |khi) , food (eating black rhinoceros, or !na'bba) , food (eating giraffe, or ≠koa) , food (eating buffalo, or |kau) , food (eating quagga, or !uha) , food (eating |no) , food (eating gnu, or !ge) , food (eating ||kau'ku) , food (eating springbok, or yara) , food (eating gemsbok, or !kau wa) , food (eating zebra, or !nan-u) , food (eating kabaka) , food (eating ||na) , names (!kun) , names (of wild animals eaten by the !kun) , animals (wild) , animals (!kun names of) , animals (eaten by the !kun) , animals (eaten as food) , animals (descriptions of) , elephant (animals eaten by the !kun) , elephant (!kun name of) , rhinoceros (white) , rhinoceros (animals eaten by the !kun) , rhinoceros (!kun name of) , rhinoceros (black) , rhinoceros (animals eaten by the !kun) , rhinoceros (!kun name of) , giraffe (animals eaten by the !kun) , giraffe (!kun name of) , buffalo (animals eaten by the !kun) , buffalo (!kun name of) , quagga (animals eaten by the !kun) , quagga (!kun name of) , gnu (animals eaten by the !kun) , gnu (!kun name of) , |no (animals eaten by the !kun) , ||kau'ku (animals eaten by the !kun) , springbok (animals eaten by the !kun) , springbok (!kun name of) , gemsbok (animals eaten by the !kun) , gemsbok (!kun name of) , zebra (animals eaten by the !kun) , zebra (!kun name of) , kabaka (animals eaten by the !kun) , ||na (animals eaten by the !kun)
Story Pages
9773-9774


TestYourSkills
TestYourSkills
This is your personal data!!
Your information
Email
Username
First name
Last name
Role


Hanging Up 1 Star (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org February 18, 2000 USA Release Date - February 18, 2000
---A copy of this review can be found at http://www.moviereviews.org/hanging_up.htm ---
Georgia, Diane Keaton's character in the new film Hanging Up, says it best: "it's possible our father will never die." Audiences can sympathize as they groan through this 92-minute story of three sisters and their elderly, senile father. It shouldn't come as a surprise that, just before credits role, Lou (Walter Matthau) will pass away- it is what is expected. Unfortunately, what passes the time is no more entertaining than those telephone salesmen that always ring during dinner.
Eve (Meg Ryan), Geogia and Maddy (Lisa Kudrow) are three sisters separated by profession but connected by AT&T. Georgia is the wealthy founder of a self-titled magazine, Maddy is a quasi-celebrity soap actress and Eve is a frazzled house-wife/mother trying to succeed in the business world via "No Surprises", her party planning company.
As Lou's health worsens with more and more incoherent references to "John Wayne's pecker" and death becomes imminent, Eve finds herself as the sole caretaker since only she is willing to set aside the time for her father. As phones ring all night, she exclaims "he's dead," always to be proven wrong. Where are the other two offspring of this divorced father? On the set and in the conference room.
Despite being directed by Keaton, Hanging Up is Meg Ryan's movie. Kudrow and Keaton, save their star-status, would only be considered extras during the first 80 minutes of the film. They are prominent at the end, but the production remains a vehicle for Meg Ryan as an actress and Walter Matthau as a supporting actor (who does very well in a role much akin to that of Jason Robards in Magnolia).
Traditionally, when making films where the ending will be marked by an obvious death, a secondary plot is added to keep the audience engaged. In the 1993 masterpiece Philadelphia, a fascinating and oftentimes gripping legal battle dominates the screen. Delia Ephron, whose freshman novel is the premise for the movie, obviously is not a Jonathan Demme or Tom Hanks fan as the death of Lou is the only saga here.
This script would probably never have been produced except for the fact that Delia's sister is Nora Ephron. Call her the Tori Spelling of writing, because this once respected journalist/non-fiction author will achieve nothing in the world of Hollywood's fictional films without her sibling's help.
Many people can sympathize with this tale of cell phones, car phones, portable phones, stationary phones and the family at the other end of them. That may well be the singular gleaming point of the film. Unfortunately though, at the end, the movie proves to be no more enjoyable than the resultant enormous phone bill.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


My Company
Home
Our Clients
About Us
Contact
Dream bigger
Let us help you extend your reach
Learn More
Put your imagination to the test
How it's done
What we can do
Contact us
© Duke Web Design, 2017.
Sign up for our newsletter


This plugin adds Repo as an SCM provider in Jenkins.
Plugin Information |
|---|
View REPO on the plugin site for more information. |
This plugin is up for adoption. Want to help improve this plugin? Click here to learn more!
Description
This plugin adds Repo (http://code.google.com/p/git-repo/) as an SCM provider for Jenkins. Projects can use this plugin to only run builds when changes are detected in any of the git repositories in the repo manifest, to list the changes between builds, and to re-create the project state across all repositories for any previous build using a static manifest.
Changelog
Version 1.10.7 - Mar 3, 2017
- Update URLs to valid locations in help html. (pull #43)
- Support for evaluating ${param} in destination dir. (pull #44)
- Fix --force-sync help description. (pull #45)
Version 1.10.6 - Jan 10, 2017
- Use local_manifests/local.xml rather than local_manifest.xml. (pull #42)
Version 1.10.5 - Nov 30, 2016
- JENKINS-40114 Fixed. (pull #41)
Version 1.10.4 - Nov 29, 2016
- Fixex typos in local manifest help. (pull #37)
- JENKINS-36703 Fixed polling behaviour. (pull #38)
- Fixed some repo commands. (pull #39)
Version 1.10.3 - Aug 18, 2016
- JENKINS-37416 Expand local manifest. (pull #36)
Version 1.10.2 - Jul 13, 2016
- JENKINS-36644 Fix Tag action is not working in pipeline job. (pull #35)
- JENKINS-33958 Fix changelog hang when used with pipeline. (pull #34)
Version 1.10.1 - Jul 11, 2016
- JENKINS-14539 Fix issue with Email Ext plugin - full name was returned instead of email. (pull #33)
Version 1.10.0 - Feb 22, 2015
- Adding an option to ignore specific projects on scm poll. (pull #31)
Version 1.9.0 - Jan 21, 2015
- Support for Pipeline Plugin (pull #28)
Version 1.8.0 - Sept 25th, 2015
Version 1.7.1 - May 6th, 2015
- Fix some options can't be shown properly in configuration page (pull #25)
Version 1.7 - Apr 23rd, 2015
- Support for shallow clones, option to reset the repo before syncing (pull #20)
- Fixed JENKINS-17913 Expand manifest file and URL. (pull #21)
- Added --trace option. (pull #22)
- Fixed JENKINS-23262 (pull #22)
- Added option for --first-parent in changelog. (pull #23)
Version 1.6 - Nov 19th, 2013
- Allow parameters in repo branch name (issue #20)
- Fixed a bug where a poll compared the current workspace and polled branch incorrectly.
- Improved git log
Version 1.5 - April 23th, 2013
- Support for repo init -g
- Support for repo init --repo-url
- Parent pom updated to jenkins 1.424
Version 1.3 - November 19th, 2012
- Lowered memory footprint in case of projects with a large build history.
- Support repo options '-c' and '-q'.
- Fix: Repo does not implement getAffectedFiles() (issue #14926).
- Allow localManifest to be specified either literally or as an URL.
Version 1.2.1 - April 23rd, 2012
- Fix : Jobs using repo plugin do not persist (JENKINS-12466)
- Fix : Fixed NPE in RevisionState.hashCode()
Version 1.2
If build scripts modify the workspace, which cause problems during repo sync, try running git reset --hard on the repository and re-running repo sync. Thanks to tgover.
Don't show all the changes brought in from a merge commit in the change log, just show the merge commit (see git log --first-parent). This fixes a problem of a merge commit breaking the build and all authors of changes brought in with that merge commit getting emailed about it. Thanks to tgover.
Version 1.1
Add support for syncing from local mirrors, specify the number of projects to sync simultaneously, use a local manifest, and sync to a subdirectory of the workspace. Thanks to tgover.
Add support to specify the name of the manifest file to use. Thanks to farshidce.
Version 1.0
Initial Release


Port Alfred lies half way between East London and Port Elizabeth and has been developed into a Marina of "Port Grimaud" style.
Position 33.36,3 S, 26.54,3 E.
Unfortunately the entry has silted up badly. It is now a dangerous on-shore approach with unreliable 1.6m depth and only 40 ft wide. Local sailors advise anyone to only use Port Alfred in absolutely settled weather and ideally with local knowledge.


Email Validator
A simple
Web App
to validate any
Email
.
Follow @paurav11
Star
Fork
Results
Info
Properties
Status
Deliverability
--
Quality Score
--
Is email format valid?
--
Is email free?
--
Is email disposable?
--
Is email role-based?
--
Is email catch-all?
--
Is MX found?
--
Is SMTP valid?
--


Welcome to econometrics’s documentation!
¶
Contents:
Estimators as Statistical Decision Functions
Introduction
Stationarity and statistical models
Primitives of the problem
Examples
Best in-class action
Features
Example - Coin tossing
Example - Linear regression function
Statistical Decision Functions
Example (cont) - estimator for coin tossing
Example (cont) - estimator for linear regression function
Induced distributions over actions and losses
Evaluating Decision Functions
Example (cont) - induced distributions for coin tossing
Discussion
Example (cont) - induced distributions for linear regression
Discussion
Misspecification and the bias-variance dilemma
A warning
References
Asymptotic analysis and consistency
Introduction
Consistency of decision rules
Uniform law of large numbers
Uniform law of large numbers and consistency
Non-asymptotic bounds
Uniform tail bounds for classes of infinite cardinality - Rademacher complexity
Uniform bounds using the Rademacher complexity
References
Indices and tables
¶
Index
Module Index
Search Page
Table Of Contents
Welcome to econometrics’s documentation!
Indices and tables
Related Topics
Documentation overview
Next:
Estimators as Statistical Decision Functions
This Page
Show Source
Quick search


Contact
GoUp co Ltd is an IT Solution Company incorporated in 2014 in Hong Kong. It provides IT solution for our potential client to solve their technical issue. We are responsible to develop mobile apps web application, database management.
In Hong Kong, GoUp co Ltd employs approximately 3 programmers and 1 clerical staff.
We should propose new Instant helper apps, it can let client which is available to create maintenance order just following step by step to fill in the form and waiting for the render to get the quotation which is suitable for them.


i
Home
Share Tips
Freeze
Fullscreen
FIFA WORLD CUP
RUSSIA 2018
Time till the Opening Match kick-off!
190
Days
2
3
H
0
9
M
4
7
S
Match has Started!
×
Share Tips
TL;DR : Pause > Fullscreen > Screenshot > Paste
On desktops
Windows
Click the
Freeze
button on the countdown to pause the countdown.
Click the
Fullscreen
button on the countdown page.
Press
Alt + Print Screen
to automatically screenshot and save the image to clipboard.
Click the
Normalview
to remove fullscreen mode.
Press
Ctrl + V
on message or post inbox of a social media of your chosing to upload the image.
Mac OS
Click the
Freeze
button on the countdown to pause the countdown.
Click the
Fullscreen
button on the countdown page.
Press
Shift + Ctrl + Cmd + 3
to automatically screenshot and save the image to clipboard.
Click the
Normalview
to remove fullscreen mode.
Press
Cmd + V
on message or post inbox of a social media of your chosing to upload the image.
On mobile and tablet devices
Click the
Freeze
button on the countdown to pause the countdown animations so as to ensure a clear and sharp countdown screenshot.
Click the
Fullscreen
button on the countdown page.
Take a screenshot using your device's screenshot shortcut.
Click the
Normalview
to remove fullscreen mode.
Upload the screenshot image to your favourite social media site.


Computer Science Enginnering - 2nd year
Digital Principles and system Design
Open
Data Structures
Open
Object Oriented Programming
Open
Communication Engineering
Open
Discrete Mathematics
Open
Database Management Systems
Open
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Open
Computer Architecture
Open
Operating Systems
Open
Software Engineering
Open
Probability and Queueing Theory
Open


TowerDefense
Game I'm developing on my free time.
The scope to reach is to create a simple an easy game for all those Tower defense lovers.
Also my desire is to make this game avaible for BlackBerry as a free WebApp.
Why I do this?
Because i though it would be fun to make my own tower defense game.
And since I'm willing to dev and improve it. This could increase my skills as developer


October 26 2013
Senate Scandal? ... Hey the Panda's Just Ate Something
An enormous puppy was looking down at her with large round eyes, and feebly stretching out one paw, trying to touch her. 'Poor little thing!' said Alice, in a coaxing tone, and she tried hard to whistle to it; but she was terribly frightened all the time at the thought that it might be hungry, in which case it would be very likely to eat her up in spite of all her coaxing.
Hardly knowing what she did, she picked up a little bit of stick, and held it out to the puppy; whereupon the puppy jumped into the air off all its feet at once, with a yelp of delight, and rushed at the stick, and made believe to worry it; then Alice dodged behind a great thistle, to keep herself from being run over; and the moment she appeared on the other side, the puppy made another rush at the stick, and tumbled head over heels in its hurry to get hold of it; then Alice, thinking it was very like having a game of play with a cart-horse, and expecting every moment to be trampled under its feet, ran round the thistle again; then the puppy began a series of short charges at the stick, running a very little way forwards each time and a long way back, and barking hoarsely all the while, till at last it sat down a good way off, panting, with its tongue hanging out of its mouth, and its great eyes half shut.
This seemed to Alice a good opportunity for making her escape; so she set off at once, and ran till she was quite tired and out of breath, and till the puppy's bark sounded quite faint in the distance.


APOCALYPSE NOW A film review by David Landers Copyright 1997 David Landers
RATING: **** out of **** - 9.0 out of 10.0 CAST: Marlon Brando (Colonel Walter E. Kurtz), Robert Duvall (Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore), Martin Sheen (Captain Benjamin L. Willard), Frederic Forrest (Chef), Albert Hall (Chief Phillips), Sam Bottoms (Lance Johnson), Laurence Fishburne (Mr. Clean), Dennis Hopper (Freelance Photographer) DIRECTOR: Francis Coppola CERTIFICATION: R (USA) for language and violence YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1979 ACADEMY AWARDS: Best Cinematography (Vittorio Storaro) ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS: Best Picture, Best Director (Coppola), Best Supporting Actor (Duvall), Best Adapted Screenplay (Coppola and John Milius), Best Production Design (Dean Tavoularis), Best Film Editing, Best Art Direction (Angelo P. Graham)
APOCALYPSE NOW, based on the novel "Hearts of Darkness", is an extremely striking, gripping, and horrifying depiction of the Vietnam War from another angle. A long debate has surrounded this movie as if it is actually an anti-war film. In many ways, this debate could go either way. APOCALYPSE NOW is probably one of the most memorable Vietnam War films ever made. In addition, now film has gone to the extremes that this film does - a disturbing look at the corruption and terrifying effects of the most devastating war of recent years.
APOCALYPSE NOW follows the mission Captain Benjamin L. Willard, played by Martin Sheen, to seek out and eliminate Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, a Green Beret who is thought to have gone insane and set up his own militant base in Cambodia. Captain Willard is ordered to assassinate Kurtz with "extreme prejudice" because he has been deemed a murderer. Willard accepts his mission, but not while pondering the accusation. Accusing someone of murder in this situation is like "handing out speeding tickets at the Indy 500", as he puts it. It doesn't make too much sense.
Escorting him on his mission are a group of men who operate a riverboat. The men are Chef (Frederic Forrest), Chief (Albert Hall), Lance Johnson (Sam Bottoms) and Mr. Clean (a fifteen year-old Laurence Fishburne). Willard is ordered not to let them know exactly what his mission is, but they all know it is something big. The men encounter many exciting, dangerous and bizarre situations. But no situation is more bizarre than the infamous napalm scene with a very eccentric Robert Duvall as Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore. Kilgore decides to attack and overtake a certain beach area so that his men can surf. Surf. This is all inspired when Kilgore is able to meet the famed California surfer Lance Johnson. Duvall's portrayal as Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore is terrific, and, he provides a number of memorable quotes.
 One of his main followers is a freelance photographer (Dennis Hopper) who attempts to convey the situations to Willard. But Willard cannot understand the madness that encompasses the colony. Kurtz is actually well aware of Willard's mission, and refers to him as "an errand boy sent by grocery clerks to collect a bill". Yet Willard is intent on completing his mission, no matter what shocking things Kurtz does.
APOCALYPSE NOW, possibly one of the greatest films ever made, is a stunning vision into the madness that corresponds to the Vietnam War. A movie that will hypnotize you with it's brilliant cinematography, APOCALYPSE NOW is an outstanding epic drama about the controversial and horrifying ravages of war. Definitely on the "do not miss" list. Be prepared for a very memorable film.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


General election: Labour and Conservatives row over immigration
by Stefan BosciaLabour and the Conservatives traded blows over immigration policy today, as both shed light on their respective plans.
The Tories revealed details of a points-based immigration system that would see “equal” treatment of EU and non-EU citizens.
Read more: Jeremy Corbyn labels Labour nationalisation plans as ‘very modest’
The vast majority of immigration applicants would need a job offer under the policy and would need to wait five years to be eligible to claim benefits.
Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott labelled the plans as a “Tory race to the bottom” and that “Trump would be proud” of the proposals.
Meanwhile, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told the BBC there would be a “great deal” of EU immigration if he becomes Prime Minister.
However, he stopped short of saying freedom of movement with the EU would continue.
“A lot of EU nationals have made their homes in this country and made a massive contribution to our society,” he said. “So they absolutely must have the right to remain and bring their families here.”
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab said Corbyn “refuses to be straight with people on immigration” and that a Labour government would lead to a surge in new arrivals.
Read more: Labour’s BT plans show ‘misunderstanding’ of broadband industry, firm warns
Raab also revealed further details of the Tories’ immigration plans, which include banning serious criminals from moving to the UK, increasing the health surcharge for international workers and spending £20m on border protection.
“We want to be able to plug gaps in specific sectors, whether it is the NHS or elsewhere but what you don’t want to do is encourage a reliance on cheap labour from abroad which has a depressing effect on wages,” he said.


Resonant is an open-source platform for end-to-end data science solutions.
Data Management
Upload, share, and manage your data from SQL, NoSQL, Hadoop, Amazon S3, and more.
Analytics
Perform heavy-lifting on your data with Python, R, Spark, and Docker containers through a uniform interface.
Visualization
Gain insight with flexible, scalable web visualizations.
Use Cases
Resonant solutions span government, research, and commercial domains.
Interactive Applications
Hospital Costs
Interactive visualization
NYC Taxi
Scalable geoinformatics
Ebola Outbreak
Storytelling with data
Hurricane Tracking
Geoinformatics
Case Studies
Covalic
Challenge hosting
Arbor
Bioinformatics workflows
XDATA
Big data visualization
Brain Development
Data management
About Resonant
Resonant is brought to you by Kitware, a proven leader in advanced open-source solutions.
Kitware provides custom services supporting Resonant. Find out how we can work with you to create tailored web applications that resonate with your data.
The Resonant Flow application was primarily developed for the National Science Foundation
(NSF) Arbor Revolutionary Workflows project, which provides new ways for phylogenetics
researchers to share code and data, as well as to educate others on new methods. Resonant Flow
allows you to drag and drop data, author and run analytic scripts in R or Python, construct
complex bioinformatics workflows, and visualize results in a browser. The application uses
Girder to store both data and analyses and to manage the remote execution of analyses through
Celery, a popular Python framework for distributed task management. Resonant Flow also uses
GeoJS to plot the locations of the observations for a better understanding of the geographic
distribution of species.
Our COVALIC platform helps you get the most out of your data, while saving millions of dollars
in research and development. The platform unites datasets and software from world-class
researchers and developers for grand challenges. During grand challenges, participants submit
results to well-defined inputs and outputs. These results are scored against a known ground-truth
and ranked. The outcome of grand challenges is win-win data analysis, as stakeholders can
discover solutions from algorithm developers in their fields, and developers can see how their
methods work on real-world data. Thus, grand challenges help solve problems, advance the sate-
of-the-art, and evaluate novel algorithms through community competition.
The COVALIC platform combines decades of high-performance computing and medical
imaging experience with our modern data and analytics framework. The platform submits data to
Girder, processes it with Romanesco, and visualizes the results using Tangelo.
When outcome and cost metrics for thousands of hospitals were released by the federal
government, we sought to answer the question, “Does hospital cost relate to the quality of patient
outcome?” As part of an effort sponsored by the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency XDATA program, we developed an interactive online
visualization tool that allows you to compare the cost of treatments for pneumonia and heart
failure, the amount of Medicare reimbursement received, and the quality of care for hospitals
throughout the country.
The online visualization tool is built on the Tangelo web framework. Using this tool, you can
select different states, highlight particular hospitals, and toggle between a bar chart and a scatter
plot to see how your local hospital stacks up to national averages.
Funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the XDATA project aims to
develop Big Data analysis and visualization solutions by using and expanding open-source
frameworks. The project is comprised of dozens of interactive, visual web applications. XDATA
helps you to see patterns, map fields to visuals, search for anomalies, follow a network, link
database queries to visual information, and document entity relationships. For example, you can
find and filter data from Bitcoin, Akamai, or Twitter; explore the progression of table
partitioning in a predictive database; visualize large graphs using the Biofabric algorithm; track
theft; search for relationships among emails from Enron employees; and discover locations from
millions of photographs on Flickr.
XDATA is hosted on the modular and flexible structure of Tangelo, which rapidly creates the
interactive, visual web applications using a variety of data sources. Girder manages the large
XDATA datasets, and Romanesco creates workflows for the extract, transform, and load (ETL)
data tasks.
Using data from 114 million taxi trips, along with millions of social media posts, we created a
live application that allows you to search taxi trip data in New York City and analyze population
movements in real time. You can filter results by pick-up date, trip distance, and number of
passengers; display results for pick-up and drop-off locations using various tile sets including
MapQuest Satellite and OpenStreetMap; pan and zoom; and animate results.
In order to increase awareness of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in western Africa, we developed an
interactive visualization timeline. The timeline aggregates news, case count information, and a
generational disease outbreak model. It is broken down into two infographics. The first
represents news articles related to the outbreak, where each node on the timeline is linked to a
corresponding news report. The second depicts outbreak cases over the same date range.
Controls allow you to choose whether this information is displayed as a hypothetical tree
showing transmission links or graphed by the sum of cases reported over time (in total or broken
down per country).
In addition to the timeline, we created a map to visualize a live Twitter stream related to the
outbreak in a geospatial context. The map uses Tangelo's streaming data services to retrieve
Tweets containing the hashtag “Ebola.” GeoJS then plots the Tweets.
The Air Force Research Laboratory and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
XDATA program sponsored the effort to create the timeline and the map, while HealthMap
provided the news articles used in the timeline.
Macaque Neuro-Development Data contains over 150 neonate macaque brain scans, which span
more than 30 subjects. This longitudinal primate database is freely downloadable. It uses Girder
for data organization, dissemination, authentication, and management. The Harlow Center for
Biological Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Neuro Image Research
and Analysis Laboratories (NIRAL) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill compiled
the database with funding from the National Institutes of Health through project
5R01MH091645-05.
As part of the Department of Energy-funded project ClimatePipes,
we created an interactive map
to help scientists studying geoinformatics track historic hurricane paths. The map uses GeoJS’
geospatial visualization capabilities to display hurricanes in different colors based on category.
You can explore the hurricanes by date, wind speed, and surface pressure, using pan-and-zoom
capabilities to focus on specific regions of the map.
As part of our commitment to open source, we provide source code for creating features such as
a map object and a legend. Source code is also available for drawing the map and loading the
data.


Lost in a desert of unemployment, with only drops of water last filled from the wells of Centerlink’s “Aus study”. John Gehlert the skilled computer science student, trawls through the sand seeking the refreshing quench of gainful employment.
Will our adventurer find what he set out here to find? Or will he abandon the quest and simply set up a linked in profile like everyone else in his class did...


The World Wide Web - is a system of Internet servers that support specially formatted documents.
HTML: Hypertext Markup Language - is set of markup symbols inserted in a file intended for display on World Wide Web.
URLs: Uniform resource Identifier - Web Address.
HTTP:Hypertest Transfer Protocol - set of rules for transeferring files on the World Wide Wed.
Web App- any program that runs in a web browser create through the use of (JavaScript, HTML, and CSS) that relies on a web brower.
HTML Tag Examples:
"Bold "
" Emphasis"
"Anchor"
my favorite
"Image"
Span and Div. Span text is Inline format. Div text is Block format.
Span/Div Tag Examples:
""Anchor" Inline
"Div" Block
"Span" Inline
"Break" Inline
"Paragraph" Block
"Image" Inline
"Strong" Inline
HTML Document Format
""This the main Heading"
"Title"
Content


Vital makes key steal, UConn upsets No. 15 Florida 62-59
by The Associated PressSTORRS, Conn. (AP) - Christian Vital scored 15 points and made a key late steal and UConn upset No. 15 Florida 62-59 on Sunday.
Tyler Polley also scored 15 points, and Josh Carlton added 13 for the Huskies (2-1).
A layup by Florida’s Keyontae Johnson with just over a minute to go cut the lead to 60-59, but those would be the last points the Gators scored. Vital hit two free throws with 17 seconds left and Florida had a chance to tie. But Alterique Gilbert tipped the ball out of Johnson’s hands and Vital grabbed it and dribbled away.
TOP STORIES
Franklin Graham calls on nation to pray for Trump as impeachment effort gains speed
Nancy Pelosi: Trump will have 'every opportunity to present his case'
George Soros group asks Fox News to ban guest who claimed billionaire controls State Dept.
Kerry Blackshear Jr. had 15 points and eight rebounds for Florida (2-2).
NO. 12 SETON HALL 83, SAINT LOUIS 6
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Myles Powell scored 26 points and Sandro Mamukelashvili added 17 in Seton Hall’s victory over Saint Louis.
Quincy McKnight added 12 points to help the Pirates (3-1) rebound from a 76-73 loss to No.3 Michigan State on Thursday night.
Hasahn Frnech led Saint Louis with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
Seton Hall scored the first 10 points and led 18-3 after 7:09. The Pirates made seven straight shots during the early blitz. Saint Louis got no closer than eight points the rest of the way.
NO. 19 ARIZONA 83, NEW MEXICO STATE 53
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Zeke Nnaji did not miss a shot for the second straight game while scoring 19 points, Jemarl Baker added 16 points and Arizona rolled over depleted New Mexico State.
Arizona (4-0) took advantage of the short-handed Aggies (2-2) from the start, scoring the first 10 points and using another big run to lead by 22 at halftime. The Wildcats were at their free-flowing offensive best, shooting 53%.
Nnaji made all seven of his shots after going 8 for 8 against San Jose State and is 32 for 38 in four games this season. The 6-foot-11 freshman has made 17 straight shots, dating to the second half a week ago against Illinois.
Jabari Rice had 14 points to lead New Mexico State. The Aggies shot 33%.
More AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
Sign up for Daily Newsletters
Copyright © 2019 The Washington Times, LLC.
Please read our comment policy before commenting.


Experience a new way to listen and find your favorite podcasts.
 Listen to podcasts whether its on the road, at the office, or in the home.
Subscribe to your Podify feed on any platform you listen to podcasts.
Create a personalized feed of podcasts recomended based on your personal style!
Podify constantly updates their library so you will always have refreshing new content recomended.


Hello fellow miners, Ferret v0.9 has been released!
In this release, we mostly focused on bug fixes and filling gaps in user interaction functionality.
Let’s see what we’ve got.
What’s added
Clearing input values
Since early versions, Ferret has INPUT
HTML function that allowed to type any value to input HTML element.
This works by appending the function parameter to any pre-existing <input>
value. While it works fine in many cases, there are some scenarios when a target input field has a preset value which needs to be erased. With this release, Ferret has a new method INPUT_CLEAR
that erases any data from a target input.
Double and more click
Single, double, or more. Now it’s possible to specify the number of clicks to CLICK
function.
Unfocus
BLUR
function removes focus from an active input field.
Default headers and cookies
With this release, you can set default headers and/or cookies to HTML drivers. One of the possible use cases is to create drivers with different custom names and pre-defined headers/cookies:
Params in dot notation
In previous versions of Ferret, it was possible to pass complex types as parameters, but it was impossible to read data from it using dot notation. Now it is possible. But even more - you can use params as dot notation segments:
String literals
In addition to defining string literals with quotes (', “) and backtick (`), you can now define string literals with the forwardtick (´).
What’s fixed
Open tabs on error
Ferret didn’t close Chrome/Chromium tab if an error occurs during a page load.
CLICK
CLICK
could not be used with both an element and selector.
Dot notation after a function call
Parser could not properly handle scenarios where dot notation was used right after a function call:
What’s changed
Internal cleanup and refactoring
We’ve made some internal cleanups and minor refactoring.
There might be minor breaking changes for those who use HTML drivers directly.
2nd returned value
The following methods have an error as asecond returned value now:
HTMLNode.GetChildNodes
HTMLNode.GetChildNode
HTMLNode.QuerySelector
HTMLNode.QuerySelectorAll
HTMLNode.CountBySelector
HTMLElement.GetValue
HTMLElement.GetAttributes
HTMLElement.GetAttribute
Re-arranged methods
The following methods have been moved from HTMLDocument
to HTMLElement
interface:
SelectBySelector
FocusBySelector
HoverBySelector
Removed methods
The following method(s) have been removed from HTMLDocument
interface:
MoveMouseBySelector


© Wizards of the Coast 2002
I am a graduate student attending night classes as Northeastern Illinois University. In addition to
working towards my Masters,
I am also pursuing a certificate of graduate level GIS proficiency
through the University.
My time at the field focused on two projects. The primary project was designing a geospatial database for the Right-of-way as Habitat Working Group through UIC. The working group focused getting various entities with right-of-way land (utility companies, railroads, transportation agencies, etc.) to engage in in pollinator conservation on those lands. The Field Museum was tasked with creating a geospatial database to record those efforts and increase the efficiency of monitoring those site. Additionally I worked on another project that used lidar data to extract tree top points to try and inventory entire swathes of forested land through remote sensing alone.
At Northeastern Illinois University I was technical and teaching assistant for the college of Geography
and Evironmental Studies. My duties included assisting during class, grading assignments, and hosting office
hours several dats a week.
I found it a very rewarding experience in the field of education, as well
continuing to hone my GIS skills.
After my dual Forestry and GIS internship, I stayed on with Burr Ridge part-time to continue managing their GIS needs. This includes managing their online GIS web portal and managing all municiple geospatial data. I am also intimately involved in the annual Ash tree assessments, maintianing the ever-changing tree inventory.