Notes from Stage 0
HTML
Tags
There are a number of different tags, that perform different functions on the HTML.
For instance, the b tag makes text bold, the em tag makes it italic.
Tags can also be used to add images or links, and can be seen in the video below:
Links
Videos
Inline vs Block
Tags, and elements more generally (the complete unit made up of two tags and their contents), can either be inline or block. The distinction is relatively simple, with inline elements such as b, img etc. taking their place "in the line" of the text, whereas block elements take the place of a separate block on the page. This video does a good job of explaining the distinction.


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Lebron "The King" James
The best player on the planet
From wallpaperwarrior.com
Accomplishments
- Three Time NBA Champion
- Four Time NBA MVP
- Three Time NBA Final's MVP
Highlights
For more infomation on LeBron James
LeBron James NBA page
LeBron James Wikipedia Page
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Library: Foundation
Package: Logging
Header: Poco/WindowsConsoleChannel.h
Description
A channel that writes to the Windows console.
Only the message's text is written, followed by a newline.
If POCO has been compiled with POCO_WIN32_UTF8, log messages are assumed to be UTF-8 encoded, and are converted to UTF-16 prior to writing them to the console. This is the main difference to the ConsoleChannel class, which cannot handle UTF-8 encoded messages on Windows.
Messages can be colored depending on priority.
To enable message coloring, set the "enableColors" property to true (default). Furthermore, colors can be configured by setting the following properties (default values are given in parenthesis):
- traceColor (gray)
- debugColor (gray)
- informationColor (default)
- noticeColor (default)
- warningColor (yellow)
- errorColor (lightRed)
- criticalColor (lightRed)
- fatalColor (lightRed)
The following color values are supported:
- default
- black
- red
- green
- brown
- blue
- magenta
- cyan
- gray
- darkgray
- lightRed
- lightGreen
- yellow
- lightBlue
- lightMagenta
- lightCyan
- white
Chain this channel to a FormattingChannel with an appropriate Formatter to control what is contained in the text.
Only available on Windows platforms.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: Channel
All Base Classes: Channel, Configurable, RefCountedObject
Member Summary
Member Functions: formatColor, getProperty, initColors, log, parseColor, setProperty
Inherited Functions: close, duplicate, getProperty, log, open, referenceCount, release, setProperty
Enumerations
Color
CC_BLACK = 0x0000
CC_RED = 0x0004
CC_GREEN = 0x0002
CC_BROWN = 0x0006
CC_BLUE = 0x0001
CC_MAGENTA = 0x0005
CC_CYAN = 0x0003
CC_GRAY = 0x0007
CC_DARKGRAY = 0x0008
CC_LIGHTRED = 0x000C
CC_LIGHTGREEN = 0x000A
CC_YELLOW = 0x000E
CC_LIGHTBLUE = 0x0009
CC_LIGHTMAGENTA = 0x000D
CC_LIGHTCYAN = 0x000B
CC_WHITE = 0x000F
Constructors
WindowsColorConsoleChannel
Creates the WindowsConsoleChannel.
Destructor
~WindowsColorConsoleChannel
~WindowsColorConsoleChannel();
Member Functions
getProperty
std::string getProperty(
const std::string & name
) const;
Returns the value of the property with the given name. See setProperty() for a description of the supported properties.
See also: Poco::Channel::getProperty()
log
void log(
const Message & msg
);
Logs the given message to the channel's stream.
See also: Poco::Channel::log()
setProperty
void setProperty(
const std::string & name,
const std::string & value
);
Sets the property with the given name.
The following properties are supported:
- enableColors: Enable or disable colors.
- traceColor: Specify color for trace messages.
- debugColor: Specify color for debug messages.
- informationColor: Specify color for information messages.
- noticeColor: Specify color for notice messages.
- warningColor: Specify color for warning messages.
- errorColor: Specify color for error messages.
- criticalColor: Specify color for critical messages.
- fatalColor: Specify color for fatal messages.
See the class documentation for a list of supported color values.
See also: Poco::Channel::setProperty()
formatColor
std::string formatColor(
WORD color
) const;
initColors
void initColors();
parseColor
WORD parseColor(
const std::string & color
) const;


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Configuring Specfem3D-globe¶
Why ASDF?¶
To use the ASDF feature of Specfem3D-globe, an additional compilation configuration is required. As for the reasons why we prefer ASDF format but not the traditional SAC format, we quote its benefits from the ASDF website:
The amount of seismic data available for analysis worldwide is rapidly growing. Seismic arrays, such as USArray and ChinaArray, give access to datasets on the terabyte scale that are not suited for existing seismic data formats.
Disk space is rapidly growing and data organization should improve such that the different types of seismic data (waveforms, receivers, earthquakes, adjoint sources, cross correlations, etc.) can be easily exchanged among the community under one container.
Modern workflows in seismology use supercomputers and the number of files is an I/O bottleneck. The performance of these workflows would be increased if the data was stored by combining all time series into one file and taking advantage of parallel processing capabilities.
New methods, such as ambient-noise seismology, should not be limited by data formats that were developed for other applications in seismology. Also, seismologists often ignore standards because adherence increases development time. An adaptable seismic data format with an open, modular design will be able to evolve and handle future advances in seismology.
Reproducibility is a goal in science and seismology has yet to develop a standardized way of storing provenance in the current seismic data formats. We introduce a format that contains flexible provenance that lets the user know where the data comes from and what has been done to it.
In my experience, using ASDF will generate less files in the simulation, and since in HPC it usually limits the quota of file numbers, using one ASDF file instead of lots of SAC files will help with this issue. Additionally, it’s easy to back up the files and transfer between different systems. By using the Pyasdf package (Thanks to Lion Krischer), we can also process the ASDF files in parallel, which is a more elegant and easier way to code.
Enable the ASDF feature of Specfem3D-globe¶
Here we take the development version of Specfem3D-globe as an example. Other versions later than v7.0.0 will be slightly different.
Compile ASDF¶
The Specfem3D-globe package is linked with a static library named libasdf.a . To get the static library, we have to compile from the source code. The detail could be referred from the ASDF document
One thing to note is that here we should use the parallel version of HDF5. On some HPC systems such as stampede2, the module system has provided the parallel HDF5, we can directly load it. However, in some other systems, we might have to compile the parallel version by ourself. The detail of compiling parallel HDF5 could refer to The document of HDF5
Edit Parfile¶
Before compilation, the first step is to edit the Parfile in the DATA directory. One feature of Specfem3D-globe is that the editing of
the Parfile might result in a recompilation. It’s because some contents in Parfile will be included in some generated .h
files and these
files will be included in the source code in the compilation. The configuration of Parfile could refer to the Document.
We should let OUTPUT_SEISMOS_ASDF
and READ_ADJSRC_ASDF
to be true.
Compile Specfem3D-globe¶
The detail of compiling Specfem3D-globe could refer to the Document. The main difference between is that we will need to enable ASDF in configuration. Here we take the example in stampede2:
# config to use the asdf files
HDF5=/opt/apps/intel18/impi18_0/phdf5/1.8.16/x86_64/lib
ASDF=/work/05880/tg851791/stampede2/asdf-library-1.0.0/asdf/lib
./configure FC=ifort CC=icc CXX=icpc MPIFC=mpif90 ASDF_LIBS="-L${ASDF} -L${HDF5} -lpthread" --with-asdf
Here I install the ASDF library in /work/05880/tg851791/stampede2/asdf-library-1.0.0/asdf/lib
, and I am loading phdf5-1.8.16. And
The Intel compilers have also been used. The content in ASDF_LIBS
is a trick as in the compilation, there might be the errors like some
libraries are not found, in which cases we should use -L
or -l
to provide the path of the libraries.


--- title: SWAPIQL maintainer: James Gopsill status: Production-Ready endpoint: https://api.letsgraphql.org/swapiql repo: https://github.com/LetsGraphQL/swapiql image: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/jgopsill/swapiql ---
A GraphQL wrapper around The Star Wars API (SWAPI). This is a great demonstration of how we wrap a GraphQL service around a REST API. Use the playground to interact and see what the API has to offer. The data model is also visible using voyager.


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Bolt Preview
0.4.4
C++ template library with support for OpenCL
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Classes | |
| class | bolt::cl::control |
| struct | bolt::cl::control::debug |
Functions | |
| bolt::cl::control::control (const ::cl::CommandQueue &commandQueue=getDefault().commandQueue(), e_UseHostMode useHost=getDefault().useHost(), unsigned debug=getDefault().debug()) | |
| void | bolt::cl::control::commandQueue (::cl::CommandQueue commandQueue) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::useHost (e_UseHostMode useHost) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::forceRunMode (e_RunMode forceRunMode) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::debug (unsigned debug) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::wgPerComputeUnit (int wgPerComputeUnit) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::waitMode (e_WaitMode waitMode) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::unroll (int unroll) |
| void | bolt::cl::control::compileOptions (std::string &compileOptions) |
| ::cl::CommandQueue & | bolt::cl::control::commandQueue () |
| const ::cl::CommandQueue & | bolt::cl::control::commandQueue () const |
| ::cl::Context | bolt::cl::control::context () const |
| ::cl::Device | bolt::cl::control::device () const |
| e_UseHostMode | bolt::cl::control::useHost () const |
| e_RunMode | bolt::cl::control::forceRunMode () const |
| unsigned | bolt::cl::control::debug () const |
| int const | bolt::cl::control::wgPerComputeUnit () const |
| const ::std::string | bolt::cl::control::compileOptions () const |
| e_WaitMode | bolt::cl::control::waitMode () const |
| int | bolt::cl::control::unroll () const |
| bool | bolt::cl::control::compileForAllDevices () const |
| static control & | bolt::cl::control::getDefault () |
| static void | bolt::cl::control::printPlatforms (bool printDevices=true, cl_device_type deviceType=CL_DEVICE_TYPE_ALL) |
| static void | bolt::cl::control::printPlatformsRange (std::vector< ::cl::Platform >::iterator begin, std::vector< ::cl::Platform >::iterator end, bool printDevices=true, cl_device_type deviceType=CL_DEVICE_TYPE_ALL) |
| ::cl::CommandQueue | bolt::cl::control::getDefaultCommandQueue () |
| Convenience method to help users create and initialize an OpenCL CommandQueue. |
|
inline |
Set the OpenCL command queue (and associated device) for Bolt algorithms to use. Only one command-queue can be specified for each call; Bolt does not load-balance across multiple command queues. Bolt also uses the specified command queue to determine the OpenCL context and device.
|
inline |
Specify the compile options passed to the OpenCL(TM) compiler.
|
inline |
Enable debug messages to be printed to stdout as the algorithm is compiled, run, and tuned. See the debug namespace for a list of values. Multiple debug options can be combined with the + sign, as in following example. Use this technique rather than separate calls to the debug() API; each call resets the debug level, rather than merging with the existing debug() setting.
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inline |
Force the Bolt command to run on the specifed device. Default is "Automatic," in which case the Bolt runtime selects the device. Forcing the mode to SerialCpu can be useful for debugging the algorithm. Forcing the mode can also be useful for performance comparisons, or for direct control over the run location (perhaps due to knowledge that the algorithm is best-suited for GPU).
|
inlinestatic |
Return default default control
structure. This is used for Bolt API calls when the user does not explicitly specify a control
structure. Also, newly created control
structures copy the default structure for their initial values. Note that changes to the default control
structure are not automatically copied to already-created control structures. Typically, the default control
structure is modified as part of the application initialiation; then, as other control
structures are created, they pick up the modified defaults. Some examples:
|
static |
Convenience method to help users create and initialize an OpenCL CommandQueue.
|
inline |
If enabled, Bolt can use the host CPU to run parts of the algorithm. If false, Bolt runs the entire algorithm using the device specified by the command-queue. This can be appropriate on a discrete GPU, where the input data is located on the device memory.
|
inline |
Set the method used to detect completion at the end of a Bolt routine.
|
inline |
Set the work-groups-per-compute unit that will be used for reduction-style operations (reduce, transform_reduce). Higher numbers can hide latency by improving the occupancy but will increase the amoutn of data that has to be reduced in the final, less efficient step. Experimentation may be required to find the optimal point for a given algorithm and device; typically 8-12 will deliver good results


Sensitivity indices with dependent correlated inputs, using a method based on PLS regression.
| Version: | 1.1-3 |
| Depends: | methods |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, utils, seqinr |
| Published: | 2016-01-13 |
| Author: | A. Bouvier [aut], J.-P. Gauchi [aut, cre], E. Volatier [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | ORPHANED |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | sivipm results |
| Reference manual: | sivipm.pdf |
| Package source: | sivipm_1.1-3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sivipm_1.1-3.zip, r-release: sivipm_1.1-3.zip, r-oldrel: sivipm_1.1-3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sivipm_1.1-3.tgz, r-oldrel: sivipm_1.1-3.tgz |
| Old sources: | sivipm archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=sivipm to link to this page.


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Sub title
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Cafe Badilico
Small plates, salads & sandwiches - an intimate setting with 12 indoor seats plus patio seating.
Reserve
One of three columns
One of three columns


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/methods/finitedifferences/operators/fdmhullwhiteop.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| FdmHullWhiteOp (const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > &mesher, const ext::shared_ptr< HullWhite > &model, Size direction) | |
| Size | size () const override |
| void | setTime (Time t1, Time t2) override |
| Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required. More... | |
| Array | apply (const Array &r) const override |
| Array | apply_mixed (const Array &r) const override |
| Array | apply_direction (Size direction, const Array &r) const override |
| Array | solve_splitting (Size direction, const Array &r, Real s) const override |
| Array | preconditioner (const Array &r, Real s) const override |
| std::vector< SparseMatrix > | toMatrixDecomp () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from FdmLinearOpComposite | |
| virtual Size | size () const =0 |
| virtual void | setTime (Time t1, Time t2)=0 |
| Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required. More... | |
| virtual Array | apply_mixed (const Array &r) const =0 |
| virtual Array | apply_direction (Size direction, const Array &r) const =0 |
| virtual Array | solve_splitting (Size direction, const Array &r, Real s) const =0 |
| virtual Array | preconditioner (const Array &r, Real s) const =0 |
| virtual std::vector< SparseMatrix > | toMatrixDecomp () const |
| SparseMatrix | toMatrix () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from FdmLinearOp | |
| virtual | ~FdmLinearOp ()=default |
| virtual array_type | apply (const array_type &r) const =0 |
| virtual SparseMatrix | toMatrix () const =0 |
Private Attributes | |
| const Size | direction_ |
| const Array | x_ |
| const TripleBandLinearOp | dzMap_ |
| TripleBandLinearOp | mapT_ |
| const ext::shared_ptr< HullWhite > | model_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from FdmLinearOp | |
| typedef Array | array_type |
Definition at line 35 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.
| FdmHullWhiteOp | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > & | mesher, |
| const ext::shared_ptr< HullWhite > & | model, | ||
| Size | direction | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 32 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 46 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 48 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOp.
Definition at line 59 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 63 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 67 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 75 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 84 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Reimplemented from FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 88 of file fdmhullwhiteop.cpp.
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private |
Definition at line 57 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.
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Definition at line 58 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.
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Definition at line 59 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.
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Definition at line 60 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.
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Definition at line 61 of file fdmhullwhiteop.hpp.


A simple thru patchbay. This is useful for breaking up long connections between two modules, or for attaching many inputs to a single output which you want to change here and there.
Units A ... H
Each input is routed directly to the corresponding output.
Modulations 1 ... 8
Each input is routed directly to the corresponding output.


 Be sure to set the variables to the values that apply to your environment.
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use msdb
GO
DECLARE @ProfileName VARCHAR(255)
DECLARE @AccountName VARCHAR(255)
DECLARE @SMTPAddress VARCHAR(255)
DECLARE @EmailAddress VARCHAR(128)
DECLARE @DisplayUser VARCHAR(128)
SET @ProfileName = 'DefaultDBMailProfile';
SET @AccountName = 'DefaultDBMailAccount';
SET @SMTPAddress = 'smtp server address goes here';
SET @EmailAddress = 'from email address goes here';
SET @DisplayUser = 'from display name goes here';
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_account_sp
@account_name = @AccountName,
@email_address = @EmailAddress,
@display_name = @DisplayUser,
@mailserver_name = @SMTPAddress
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_profile_sp
@profile_name = @ProfileName
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_profileaccount_sp
@profile_name = @ProfileName,
@account_name = @AccountName,
@sequence_number = 1 ;
USE Master
GO
sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
GO
reconfigure with override
GO
sp_configure 'Database Mail XPs', 1
GO
reconfigure
GO
sp_configure 'show advanced options', 0
GO
To test and make sure you have it setup you can use this script:
Please note: many of the variables in the above scripts have test data in them. Be sure to set the variables to the values that apply to your environment.
 Be sure to set the variables to the values that apply to your environment.


All Classes
BattleGroundUI
Desk
DialogAbout
DialogNew
DialogRawInput
DisabledFigures
Field
FieldButtonUI
Figure
GameDifficulty
GameType
Move
Notation
Position
Possibility
QueenUI
ReplayUI
Rook
Stone


Example code (link with a sm2_button CSS class):

 coins.mp3
Spare change

Renders as:
coins.mp3 Spare change
Note that the text inside the link is hidden and replaced with an image, but should be descriptive - or at least should say something generic, like "play".
Code:
Office Lobby
Renders as:
SoundManager 2 intercepts clicks to MP3 links and plays them inline. The script assigns additional CSS classes to the links to indicate their state (playing/paused, etc.)
CSS classes are dynamically applied as follows:
If you want to make your own UI from scratch, here is the base:
Default + hover state, "click to play":a.sm2_button {} a.sm2_button:hover {}
Playing + hover state, "click to pause":a.sm2_button.sm2_playing {} a.sm2_button.sm2_playing:hover {}
Paused + hover state, "click to resume":a.sm2_button.sm2_paused {} a.sm2_button.sm2_paused:hover {}
By default, one sound will be played at a time; you can easily change a "config" object value to turn on playlist-like behaviour (i.e., play the next MP3 when the current one finishes.)
// (within mp3-player-button.js)
this.config = {
playNext: false // stop after one sound, or play through list until end
}
See this basic demo for reference.
SoundManager 2 project page (not an MP3 link)


Tentative Timetable of Theory and Lab Classes :
Visit the website frequently for the updated information about the short term course.
Reading References
- Sartaj Sahni, “Data Structures, Algorithms and Applications in C++”, Universities Press
- E. Balaguruswamy, "Object Oriented Programming with C++", McGraw Hill.
- Sumita Arora, "Computer Science with C++", Dhanpat Rai


{{ define "title" }} Helm {{ end }} {{ define "main" }} {{ $home := site.BaseURL }} {{ $nextversion := site.Params.nextversion }}
{{ T "feature_01_title" }}
{{ T "feature_01_desc" | markdownify }}
{{ T "feature_02_title" }}
{{ T "feature_02_desc" | markdownify }}
{{ T "feature_03_title" }}
{{ T "feature_03_desc" | markdownify }}
{{ T "feature_04_title" }}
{{ T "feature_04_desc" | markdownify }}
{{ T "get_helm_desc" | markdownify }}
{{ T "get_helm_next" | markdownify }}
{{ T "community_desc" }}
{{ T "community_standup_desc" | markdownify }}


MIN THU KYAW
I am experienced in building website and mobile apps.
I am experienced in building website and mobile apps.
A group project from the people of different fields. Working as a web developer and leading the team.
Also a web Developer of mobileducenter.org and serve with the IT solution of education center.
Take responsibility of 2 mobile apps and published them to google play store. One is Ward and Village Tract Admin Law and the another is Voter Education.
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Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the evening, I am an biker and town traveller. During the warmer months here in Yangon, I enjoy planting tree and watering.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of projects and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the back-end web development world.


Object | +--Image
Defined in Image.js
| SUMMARY: Constructor | Properties | Methods | DETAIL: Constructor | Properties | Methods |
| Constructor Summary | |
Image(<String> img)
Helma's built-in image object allows you to read, manipulate, and save images. |
| Methods Summary | |
void
|
crop(<Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> width, <Number> height)
Cuts out (crops) a rectanglular area of an image. |
void
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dispose()
Disposes an Image object that is no longer needed. |
void
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drawLine(<Number> xStart, <Number> yStart, <Number> xEnd, <Number> yEnd)
Draws a line onto an image. |
void
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drawRect(<Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> width, <Number> height)
Draws a rectangle onto an image. |
void
|
fillRect(<Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> width, <Number> height)
Draws a filled rectangle onto an image. |
Number
|
getHeight()
Returns the height of an image measured in pixels. |
ImageInfo
|
getInfo(<String> pathOfImage)
Returns an ImageInfo object for an image. |
awt.image
|
getSource()
Retrieves a Java-compatible image object from a Helma image object. |
Number
|
getWidth()
Returns the width of an image measured in pixels. |
void
|
reduceColors(<Number> colorDepth)
Reduces the number of available colors (color depth) in an image. |
void
|
resize(<Integer> width, heigth)
Sets the height and width of an image to new values. |
void
|
setColor(<Number> red, <Number> green, <Number> blue)
Sets the color for current drawing actions. |
void
|
setFont(<String> name, <Number> style, <Number> size)
Determines the typeface font to be used in current drawing actions. |
| Constructor Detail |
Image(<String> img)
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/image.gif");
img
- as String of a URL, or a java.io.InputStream object
| Method Detail |
void crop(<Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> width, <Number> height)
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write('<:img src="/images/original.gif" />'); img.crop(58, 9, 48, 21); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
x
- as Number, offset from the top left corner of the image
y
- as Number, offset from the lower right corner of image
width
- as Number, the width of the image
height
- as Number, the height of the image
void dispose()
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); // do something useful or funny with the image img.dispose();
void drawLine(<Number> xStart, <Number> yStart, <Number> xEnd, <Number> yEnd)
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write(''); img.setColor(204, 0, 0); img.drawLine(58, 26, 100, 26); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
xStart
- as Number, horizontal reference point from top left corner of the image
yStart
- as Number, vertical reference point from top left corner of the image
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width
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height
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The IAF chief has been associated with the indigenous trainer aircraft project for a long period now as he had assured full support to it since he was the deputy chief of air staff.
by ANIContinuing his support for indigenous military aircraft, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria will undertake a sortie in the under-development HTT-40 trainer aircraft in Bengaluru tomorrow.
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The IAF chief has been associated with the indigenous trainer aircraft project for a long period now as he had assured full support to it since he was the deputy chief of air staff.
The Air Force also planning to order a sizeable number of these planes from the HAL for its training fleet which is using the Swiss Pilatus planes at the moment.
Now with a ban on dealing with the Swiss aircraft firm due to the corruption allegations against it, the future of the indigenous aircraft in the Air Force would be brighter.


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I’m going on vacation in a couple weeks to Berlin and Amsterdam, flying to Berlin on August 12, leaving from Amsterdam on August 27, and transitioning between the two sometime in between. Things Emily and I should see or do? Care to meet up? On vacations my evenings tend to be underscheduled.
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There are obviously lots of places to see in and around Berlin and it’s hard to give good advice on what you should absolutely see because I don’t know what you two fancy. Certainly Berlin has lots of great museums and art galleries, not to mention architecture from pretty much all eras.
But, if you’re up for it, why not come to Dresden for a day! This is where I live and I’d be happy to show you around! It’s a 2 hour train or car ride from Berlin, which makes it a perfect a day trip. And if you have yet another day to spend, it’s just another 2 hours to Prague from here.
Hey Ian,
Would be great to meet up. on the way between Berlin-Amsterdam you are basically coming close to where i am living currently (city of Hildesheim). You two could certainly stop by for a day or so, i can easily arrange a a room for you so it maybe serves for a bit of a break, house is this: http://trillke.net/images/HomePagePicture.jpg. Or we just meet up in Hannover, have some lunch there. The Berlin-Amsterdam train usually passes Hannover.
I also recommend going to Dresden – it’s a beautiful and relaxed town to visit.
cheers, Holger
Definitely rent bycicles in Amsterdam. It’s the best way to experience the city, which is one of the easiest to navigate on human-powered wheels. There used to be a cycle rental/repair business in the basement of the old Stock Exchange (which is a building worth a visit in itself, by Berlage one of the great European architects of the last century), right in front of the main station walking towards the centre of town, after the bridge.
And try to find the time to read a bit on Amsterdam’s peculiar architecture, especially the oldest houses in the red lights quarter. They had peculiar constraints, and developed a beautiful, practical architectural style in response to them.
Then the usual stuff: the Rijksmuseum, van Gogh museum, a stroll in Vondelpark, etc.
Ian –
Brasserie Harkema – http://www.brasserieharkema.nl/ – Trendy, expensive, but actually quite good. You’ll need a reservation, and yeah I’ll say it again it’s expensive. However, I liked that my wife and I were some of the only American’s in the place.
My wife and I took a canal tour with these guys (http://www.amsterdamboatclub.com/). It’s not your run of the mill canal tour (zillions of tourists in a huge boat). You’re in an open air boat with a small number of people. You can bring food, drink and smoke. Not only can you go places the big boats can’t but you get to meet cool people. Captain Rod was our Captain, he’s great.
A tip on the Anne Frank House – go toward the end of the day if your schedule permits. The mornings and afternoons are packed, but at the tail end of the day you can go through it at your own pace and not have to deal with heavy lines. Another food note – the Pancake Bakery is touristy but a nice place to eat afterwards (http://www.pancake.nl).
One more – http://www.pregorestaurant.nl/ – this was out of the way and incredibly tiny in the Jordaan, but amazing.
“On vacations my evenings tend to be underscheduled.”
Uh, thats the point! ;)
In Berlin, you might want to see the c-base, the stranded space station….
If you haven’t booked your lodgings yet for Amsterdam, consider staying a 5-minute train ride outside of Amsterdam in Haarlem. The Haarlem city square is quite nice (I really enjoyed the afternoon in the square downing a wit bier), and its a bit quieter at night than Amsterdam so you can be well rested for the busy days. It’s quite a bit cheaper as well, so you get a lot nicer place for the same price as you would pay in Amsterdam, without the noisy drugged up tourists (Or do you plan on being one of them? :).
There’s two different sex museums in Amsterdam, my wife and I found both of them rather entertaining. If you have a Rick Steves book for the Netherlands, its full of good downtown walks that take you through some historic and interesting parts of town. Also make sure to go on a canal ride.
I was tempted to rent bicycles as ludo suggested, but after seeing the rather death defying ways they wove through traffic decided it’d be a bit less stress to just walk, or take the street car around.
Just cause you’re in Amsterdam, doesn’t mean you have to spend your day’s there, there’s lots of interesting towns within a 30 min train ride away.
yeah cbase, but that is virtual… visit the real ufo, http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://farm1.static.flickr.com/53/137393339_16899c050a.jpg%3Fv%3D0&imgrefurl=http://flickr.com/photos/temp/137393339/&h=500&w=465&sz=253&hl=en&start=1&sig2=Vmc91EkSn8mZKc2Q4mKgxg&um=1&tbnid=Mxzfw6JL1KybKM:&tbnh=130&tbnw=121&ei=HtSOSMeLMZmi7QWd3PXABw&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dnalepastr%2Bberlin%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN accessible from nalepastr. there’s a club right next to it.
~f.
You might want to check out the crashed space station c-base: https://c-base.org/ (cacert signed certificate). We do lots of different things from playing games, producing movies, to setting up city-wide free wireless networks; from random BBQ sessions to hosting “events” such as Pypy Sprint or Maemo Summit 2008.
contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you want more information :-)
If you want to taste some good local beer in Amsterdam, visit “Brouwerij ‘t IJ” (http://www.brouwerijhetij.nl/). They close at 8pm (it’s not a pub) so be there in time. Be warned, too much “columbus” will kill you :)
If you want a great comedy show in English + dinner, Boom Chicago is located in the center of Amsterdam: http://www.boomchicago.nl/en/
In Amsterdam, the popular musuems are all well worth a visit and unique to Amsterdam: the Anne Frank house, the Van Gogh museum, and the Rijksmuseum.
Make a point of trying Indonesian food at least once: rijstaffel is delicious, distinctive, and very very rare in the USA. Unfortunately I have forgotten the names of all the restaurants we ate at, but everything we tried was good.
We stayed at the Estherea, which has a great lobby and a great location (easy to get everywhere on foot but still quiet at night), and a very nice staff, but rooms are quite small and quite expensive.
Berlin and the Netherlands? If you have the time, drop by in Hanover – the central railway station is in the city center, near some spots worth sightseeing: The “Altstadt” (picturesque Old Town), “Altes Rathaus” (city hall, a very popular motif in camera tests), “Sprengelmuseum” (museum of arts) as well as the highly controversial works of Niki de Saint Phalle. Drop me a line if you need a guide to the city.
In Berlin, you might want to see the c-base, the stranded space station….
We travelled there with our three daughters. We found all informations on amsterdam.info. Amsterdam it is a very beautiful town and the museums are great. But with the exchange rate as it is, we found it very expensive. Some museums were closed for refurbishment, but the views of the canals and hi-lights such as the Anne Frank House and the Artis Zoo (an old-fashioned place with a great array of animals kept in somewhat cramped conditions) are very memorable. The food is awful unless you want to spend a great deal of money and there is a cynical attitude to tourists that is very out of date (e.g. tapas marinaded pork was one slice of fried bacon on 1/2 a bread roll). We stayed in the serviceable but expensive Singel Hotel which was okay but its close proximity to a red light area made going out with the children awkward and there really was nothing charming or liberated about hurrying past the ladies in the windows. The same is true of the legal dope selling ‘coffee houses’. The whole bicycle thing is interesting. It is almost, but not quite, the eco-city of the future. Some cyclists are quite anarchic and we spent a fair bit of time dodging pavement mounted bad-tempered riders. Overall verdict was we were glad we’d been but wouldn’t go again as it feels over priced, out of date and sleazy – not the cutting edge hip family friendly town it’s sold as.


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leiyinglo0114-Dec-18 11:14 PM
ok, let me try that
ABP brewmaster14-Dec-18 11:15 PM
@SHossain Ok Thank you very much for your help! I have contacted him
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leiyinglo0114-Dec-18 11:21 PM
how do i find the from wallet.dat file
Hermes14-Dec-18 11:22 PM
the ?
the address?
leiyinglo0114-Dec-18 11:22 PM
yes
Hermes14-Dec-18 11:23 PM
let me print you a screenshot
leiyinglo0114-Dec-18 11:24 PM
ok
thanks
i saved the wallet.dat at 3 places- one on desktop-one usb -one on ssd drive
Hermes14-Dec-18 11:30 PM
Go to Settings > Select the CLI tab > and enter the command validateaddress (YourKomodoAdress) You should look for is valid = true and ismine = true
if it says ismine= true it means that you have the address in your wallet.dat file...but maybe you need a rescan of the wallet.
so check on the three wallet.dat files for the address that currently holds your balance
remember only changing and touching the wallet.dat file while Agama is shut down
leiyinglo0114-Dec-18 11:36 PM
ok , ill do that as soon as the wallet get's synced cuz i restarted it few mins a go
Hermes15-Dec-18 12:34 AM
yep
libscott#8442
seems to be duplicated
cipi15-Dec-18 01:49 AM
@ABP brewmaster\"name\":\"ABP Network\" is wrong
if the config file is located in ~/.abp/abp.conf then name should be "abp"
if you use a non-standard location, you neeed to additionally specify confpath parameter
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mrdotboson15-Dec-18 06:42 AM
Hey, is it too late to transfer KMD out of my Ledger wallet? I am not able to make transfer KMD out because of synchronization issues.
Acura15-Dec-18 07:35 AM
It’s actually too late
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mrdotboson15-Dec-18 08:02 AM
Is there any way I can still access my KMD with the recovery seed?
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mrdotboson15-Dec-18 08:47 AM
I've imported the seed phrase to Agama in the light version but no luck unfortunately. Balance shows as 0 and its not my address.
Cryptoon15-Dec-18 09:01 AM
I think you have to wait for ledger to update to latest fork changes
mrdotboson15-Dec-18 09:05 AM
Yeah, that's what I'm probably doing now. But I was under the impression I'd be able to get access by using my seed phrase on Agama. Maybe I'm doing something incorrectly?
Ledger will suspend its Komodo service on December 14th, 2018 in order to evaluate the feasibility of technical upgrades for the Komodo hard fork on December 15th. KMD users may transfer their KMD ...
your funds are safe on ledger devices, if you want to send funds from ledger wallet to other kmd address you can do so with offline transaction signing tool(edited)
Accounts generated by a Ledger Nano S device can be recovered on any (third-party) hardware or software wallet that supports the same standards as Ledger (BIP39/BIP44).
Before you begin
Note that ...
"...I've imported the seed phrase to Agama in the light version but no luck unfortunately. Balance shows as 0 and its not my address..."
that can't function. the seed is from ledger, for all your coins there. its not a agama seed.
or, do it like this:
Using Agama:
Start Agama > Select Komodo Lite wallet > Login using any passphrase
Go to Settings > BIP39 Keys
Input your 24 words recovery phrase from ledger
Enter the KMD address of Ledger Nano S which contains the funds that you want to get privatekey for
Click “Get key”
Copy the WIF (wallet import format) key
Logout from Agama and login using the privatekey for the specific address(edited)
[Dev] Alex15-Dec-18 04:34 PM
after update to new version we have this messages at pool logs
Cryptoon15-Dec-18 05:07 PM
#talk-mining
ABP brewmaster15-Dec-18 05:38 PM
@cipi Thank you
Soaky15-Dec-18 09:48 PM
Hi guys, I have following problem: I'm using BarterDEX and had made a security deposit (Speed Mode Settings). In Deposit History I do see my Transaction which has already expired. I wanted to reclaim it, but when I clock on "Claim Deposit" it shows me an empty list of claimable deposits...can someone help me?
Hermes15-Dec-18 10:02 PM
Please send us a ticket at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will get back to you shortly @Soaky
Soaky15-Dec-18 10:04 PM
Ty, will do
Deleted User16-Dec-18 12:40 AM
Where is the guide to hard fork or wallet upgrade?
Hermes16-Dec-18 12:49 AM
@Deleted User by updating the wallet you are up to date...just do the setup of the installation here are the links for the newest version. https://komodoplatform.com/komodo-wallets/
@Acura That was the advice I've received from the support, but it didn't change anything, the list of claimable deposits is shown empty
Acura16-Dec-18 02:15 PM
@Soaky for me this guide have worked fine
Soaky16-Dec-18 02:16 PM
had you the same problem that the list was empty?
Nabob16-Dec-18 02:18 PM
are you make sure you loaded your same kmd address while when you earler deposited the funds
DM me screenshot of file content you kept before claiming
Soaky16-Dec-18 02:24 PM
I have only one...the guide says I have to make sure to have barterDEX running, do I have to click on something / be somewhere before I do these changes?
Nabob16-Dec-18 02:32 PM
Nothing, just edit two files and click on claim(edited)
IgorLV17-Dec-18 12:44 PM
@benohanlon hey hey, sorry,could you check pm, please?:)
Please wait new Agama builds, we will be announcing latest wallet with fixes. @molite
Mörökölli (Boogeyman)17-Dec-18 04:43 PM
tried to find a similar problem I have but didnt see. I downloaded the new version but sync is stuck on block 1140408 how do i get to the new chain?
nvm reading #deleted-channel atm
Lox3ur17-Dec-18 11:11 PM
Hummm, i just make a transaction with old agama wallet, and he say 666 confirmation but nothing on the explorer.
Hermes17-Dec-18 11:14 PM
@Lox3ur Please wait for the new release of the wallet...we are currently testing the new version...
Lox3ur17-Dec-18 11:14 PM
Ok but i lost my KMD for ever ?
Hermes17-Dec-18 11:15 PM
no transactions in the old version of the wallet are rejected...
Lox3ur17-Dec-18 11:17 PM
What does it mean ?
Hermes17-Dec-18 11:23 PM
funds won't be lost for that instance....we will be announcing when we make a the new update available.
Lox3ur17-Dec-18 11:25 PM
Ok cool thank you
Jammer18-Dec-18 11:06 AM
Hi guys! does anybody know addresses of public electrum servers for TYSLIN coin?
Or maybe they have their own discord channel?
lack of info in internet((
maybe on cipig.net, or something..
Nabob18-Dec-18 11:13 AM
@Jammer We never added TYSLIN coin to our repository(edited)
Jammer18-Dec-18 11:17 AM
ok, i see.. just thought - maybe someone will share the knowledge)
bpkdasbaum19-Dec-18 12:58 AM
Hiho, logged in to my wallet just now. I am little bit late to claim rewardsm 3 days or so. Says there is nothing to claim? Got an old agama version though, can new coins only be claimed in 0.3? Also when I attempt to install 0.3 says, pc at risk. Normal?
Hermes19-Dec-18 01:15 AM
You can proceed with the installation there is no risk
@bpkdasbaum
bpkdasbaum19-Dec-18 01:15 AM
cheers
Deleted User19-Dec-18 04:44 AM
hi guyzz can i have a link to download the komodo blockchain ..the bootstrap ?
Hermes19-Dec-18 05:07 AM
try this link...is from a community member.... www.0x03.services


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Chester Square is a small neighborhood in Boston's South End. When the neighborhood was first built in the 19th century, the rowhouses lined a quiet unpaved street surrounding a large green park. Through the 20th century, city projects repeatedly rebuilt the park until only two thin strips remained and the now several-lane Massachusetts Avenue lay between them. Today, the Chester Square Neighborhood Association is exploring long-term strategies for restoring their park. Massachusetts Ave is an important route for commuters and commerce. Before restoration can become a serious consideration, policy and infrastructure must provide reliable and accessible transit alternatives to automobiles. The resulting decrease in road traffic would make it possible to rebuild Chester Square with one large park in the middle reuniting the two sides.
Which form of public transit would most effectively reduce road traffic? If states with the highest proportion of commuters taking public transit have similar makeups of public transit ridership, our visualization can highlight the relationship. While a certain transit mode may stand out as the best method for reducing road traffic in general, Massachusetts Ave will remain an important route for vehicles. Maximizing the efficiency of these vehicles is necessary to sufficiently reduce road traffic. Though trams can eliminate some vehicles from a popular route, buses are much more versatile. The Chester Square Neighborhood Association supports Boston's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) initiative, which is unfortunately far behind schedule. The BRT would update and expand Boston's fleet of buses and create bus lanes with exclusive right-of-way, allowing frequent, reliable, and speedy transit. Use our visualization to explore the data and discover patterns among state's transit riderships and the availability of bus lanes with exclusive and restricted rights-of-way. Compare selections of states between three datasets, and see where Boston fits in.
The overview of Chester Square shows current residents' experiences with commuting in personal vehicles and via public transit. We hope that our visualizations will help people allocate their support for public transit projects by considering the needs of residents and the national trends in transit and commuting.
We have a drop-down menu on the top-left corner that helps users to select the datasets to display. It updates the parallel coordinate and choropleth once datasets have been changed. This design helps saving space without displaying three parallel coordinates and choropleths at the same time.
By clicking on the axes in the parallel coordinate, choropleth will be rerendered with the selected feature. When users hover over the state in the choropleth, a pop-up with the state name and the exact value will appear. This show data pattern within the USA, helps users to quickly locate the state with extreme value and do further research into states of interest. Hovering over the lines on parallel coordinate or the states on choropleth will also highlight the data that share the same state on the other visualization. With this design, users will be able to identify the state of the line.
And at the bottom, we have ten gauges presenting the survey results from Chester Square community. A gauge has an overview and a quick summary of one attribute. When users hover over a gauge, a more in-depth visualization of the data will appear at the bottom. With this design, we can give the users a quick overview of the data and conclude our findings from Chester Square data while keeping details of that feature available. With two visualizations on top and ten gauges at the bottom, comparison of data between states, national, and Chester Square data are made easier for users.
| Domain Task | Query | Search | Analyze |
|---|---|---|---|
| How do Chester Square residents use public transit (bus and T) and private vehicles, and is their experience positive or negative? | Summarize | Lookup | Present |
| How does Boston's public transportation usage compare to Massachusetts overall and to other states? | Compare | Lookup | Present |
| Is there any pattern among states in terms of the proportion of commuters who use public transit, the proportion of transit ridership attributable to buses, and the proportion of directional bus route-miles with different rights-of-way? | Compare | Local | Present |
For the first task, we will lookup the results we got from our surveys and summarize them. Our goal is to examine the user experience for private vehicles and public transport among Chester Square residents. In the survey, we asked about use frequency for each method of transportation, and some satisfaction questions about public transit.
For the second task, we will analyze the datasets from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics to compare Massachusetts' transit makeup to other states. The choropleth enables comparison of public transport usage between states while the parallel coordinates chart highlights trends and distributions. The goal is to compare data from Boston with other region, so that we can assess the performance of public transport in Boston
For the third task, we provide datasets on overall commute, urban transit ridership, and bus route-milage for display on the main visualization. Users can analyze the data and discover meaningful relationships by identifying trends and following exceptional data cases through the different views.
When considering charts to display our three national datasets, we decided on the use of parallel coordinates to allow easy comparisons across states and datasets.
A choropleth allows users to see the national distribution of a variable. It also provides a convenient place to click and select states to highlight in the parallel coordinates charts.
A bar with minimized charts at the bottom of the visualization window can expand to show data for the Chester Square neighborhood.
In our final interactive sketch, we decided to take on all three of the tasks from the preliminary sketch phase. Our first task, showing how Chester Square residents use public transit and private vehicles and how that compares to Boston overall, was the most difficult to implement, as the data we had for Chester Square doesn’t completely match up to the datasets we have from outside sources. We incorporated this task into our design by having a section at the bottom devoted to expandable charts and gauges displaying the information we collected from the Chester Square residents. To compare this to Boston overall, a user can look at the other charts above the bottom bar.
Our second and third tasks, comparing Boston’s public transportation usage to Massachusetts and Massachusetts to other US states, are both accomplished by the same encodings. Public transportation usage percentages are compared using a parallel coordinates graph with specific lines for Boston and Massachusetts as well as a line representing the average for the other 49 states.
Lines for specific other states can be rendered by clicking on that state in the heat map. Additionally, clicking on one of the vertical axes in the parallel coordinates chart will update the heat map with states’ values for that axis variable.
Users were able to understand how the choropleth is linked to the parallel coordinates. However, we didn’t have titles to tell what the graph was showing currently, and that confused the user since they don’t know what data was being presented. Also, some users mentioned that the choropleth and the parallel coordinates are so big that they miss the bar graphs at the bottom. Some minor things also need to be changed and added to make our visualization be more interactive and presentative.
Based on our work, we find that transit riders are most unhappy with frequency of service and traffic levels. To decrease road traffic and increase transit rider satisfaction, we must invest in a balanced system of bus and rail. The costs of increasing bus service frequency can be reduced by measures such as the BRT which establish dedicated bus lanes with exclusive right-of-way. Buses best serve intra-city commute, while rail is crucial for reducing the daily influx of vehicles coming into cities from surrounding settlements. Since Massachusetts Ave is a likely route for vehicles arriving from out of town, we recommend that the Chester Square Neighborhood Association voice its support for rail expansions alongside the BRT.


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When I watched Boosted Boards Kickstarter video, claiming they had an electric skateboard with a 6 mile range and a top speed of 20mph I thought it looked impossible.
Impossible because if you could travel so far off such a small battery - why has no one done it before?
It turns out to be a totally plausible invention, and there are loads of other people (relevant bit at 33 mins onward) excited about new methods of "last mile" transport.
Our current solution, the car, turns out to be a terrible solution to short urban journeys in almost every circumstance.
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Carmody Groarke and TRANS architectuur | stedenbouw have won the Baumeister international competition to design an extension to the Design Museum Gent. Putting in place an innovative architecture, the project stands out from its historical context and encourages the city to explore new grounds.
Design Museum Gent, home for a large collection of Belgian and international applied arts, industrial and artistic designs, is located in the city’s historic center and comprises of three buildings. The first part is an 18th-century town mansion, Hotel de Coninck, the Leten House with a 16th-century core, and a 1992 wing. The latest and final addition to the complex occupies the residual land. It will connect the existing structures and be part of the museum, as its new space.
Museums are facing increasing challengers to connect visitors to their collections. We were therefore very inspired by Design Museum Gent’s ambition to create a new building that makes a visit to their museum relevant, inviting and accessible to all. We wanted to create a building that is civic in character at both street level and on the Gent skyline and designed a new ‘house’ for the museum as part of the set piece of the historic streetscape. We are looking forward to working with Design Museum Gent on this exciting phase of development. -- Andy Groarke, Director Carmody Groarke
Carmody Groarke, an architectural practice founded by Kevin Carmody and Andy Groarke, known for their work in historical contexts, and TRANS architectuur | stedenbouw, a Ghent based practice by Bram Aerts and Carolien Pasmans, have teamed up to create a new “house”. In fact, the project generates rooms at the exhibition, events and archiving levels. The addition comes to fill the missing part in the museum composition, producing connections to the spaces through a continuous circulation loop around the central courtyard garden. On the ground level, the architecture encourages exploration and enhances the chances of entering the museum.


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WHAT IS SMO?
Social Media Optimization (SMO) is an incredibly important part of any business's web presence today. We know Social Media is about sites like Faceboook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn, but SMO is more than just having pages for your business. Optimizing your website and your content to encourage users to interact and share it across platforms is an important part. To really make the most of social media, you need to engage with your customers in strategically creative ways, while also making the experience useful for them in some way - from entertaining and memorable, to useful and helpful. You want to have curated content and great useability to better engage with your customers, and make your site easy to link to, more likely to be seen in search engines, and higher inclusion in related blogs and other media.
WHY IS SMO IMPORTANT?
The reasons for this are actually pretty straight forward. SMO can help increase traffic to your site, and a good interactive site will keep users there, and keep them coming back. Engaging with your customers in an intelligent and respectful way will build brand loyalty, and will encourage customers to share your site, helping do your marketing for you.
"how many times have you seen someone you know share a link to Facebook only to have the text cut off, garbled, or otherwise unclear? How often have you seen a tweet that’s missing the second half of the headline?"
- Jessica Bryant, Seattlewebdesign.com1
A good social media optimized site can establish you as an authority in your industry, gives you better customer insight, and increases your brand awareness. This all helps with the bottom line. According to Samuels with Sproutsocial, “When consumers follow brands on social, 67% say they are more likely to increase their spending with that brand.” (Samuels, Sproutsocial)2
TRENDS AND TACTICS:
In order to increase your SMO, there are a variety of tactics to use. According to Alex Uifalean at Lumen5.com3, some of the popular trends for 2019 are:
- Being video friendly: high quality, useful, and short
- Participating in groups: interacting with the community and showing expertise
- Blog posts: sharing important, useful info with your community
- Hashtags: using up to 11 hashtags to increase visibility on posts
- Frequency of posting: at least daily, site depending, to keep visibility
- Have quality visual content: pairing graphics with text increases retention of the info about your business
This is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many tools out there as well to help track your SMO performance, user interactions, and tools to make sharing your content easier and easier for your users.


FRENCH TWIST (GAZON MAUDIT) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
FRENCH TWIST (GAZON MAUDIT) is a farcical romantic comedy with a strong sexual content. It is a French film that was a smash hit when it was released there. The failing of the picture is that there are three likable characters and actors in search of a decent script, and director too for that matter.
Laurent (Alain Chabat) is a strikingly handsome playboy in his late twenties. He is married to a gorgeous wife Loli, (Victoria Abril), also in her late twenties. They have two darling children, aged 1 and 4. The kids are adorable and sweet as can be, and their parents either ignore them or get irritated at them, but then again, this is a film about a couple who doesn't pay enough attention to their kids to deserve them.
Laurent chases every young skirt that goes by, but his naive wife thinks he has only cheated just once, and she forgave him. Into their life comes a lesbian named Marijo and played by Josiane Balasko, who is also the director and cowriter. Marijo's van breaks down, and she comes in and fixes Loli's plumbing and then stays for dinner. Forty year old Marijo has the looks of a fullback and is so harsh at first that it seems she is trying to turn off the audience. Thankfully, her harshness soon wears off, and she becomes as compelling a character as the other two.
 Eventually Loli finds out about his massive philandering and decides that Marijo's advances, which she has been rejecting, now look quite enticing so they start having an affair. When Laurent finds out, he does the macho thing and punches Marijo in the nose.  Soon, however, Loli, Lauren, and Marijo form a menage a trois. They live under the same roof, and Loli shares time with the other two under a precisely agreed upon timetable. Now arriving at track two, ...
As well constructed and well acted as the characters are, the script by Patrick Aubree and Josiane Balasko, based on a story by Telshe Boorman, is a mess. The minor character need development, there is no discernible plot, and there are many needless scenes. Among the worse is a pointless one of Lauren going to a red light district and finding a prostitute that is over sixty. The director is of no help in sorting out the plot for the actors, and they seem aimless most of the time.
FRENCH TWIST runs 1:45 and would be better if was trimmer. The movie is in French with English subtitles.  Large numbers of bad words are usually a giveaway that the writer is out of ideas. FRENCH TWIST is a movie that grows on you. Unfortunately, it did not grow on me quite enough for me to recommend it. I did like the three main actors, and I hope to see all of them again but with a better script so I am giving the film **.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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The CC Executive Committee met with President Fritz, Provost Parrish, and Interim Chief of Staff Collura on February 9th. Our conversation included:
The state has announced that rather than a 20% cut for FY21, the amount will be 5%. This same amount is in the FY22 State Executive Budget for FY22
The new federal stimulus monies include 22.565M for CSI of which 16.267M is for the campus (the balance a match of the direct student support from the CARES act). These monies should have more relaxed rules as regards their usage (along with the balance of the unspent CARES funds):
Institutional portion funds may be used to defray expenses associated with coronavirus (including lost revenue, reimbursement for expenses already incurred, technology costs associated with a transition to distance education, faculty and staff trainings, and payroll), and to carry out student support activities authorized by the HEA that address needs related to coronavirus. Institutional funds may also be used to make additional financial aid grants to students.
The board approved a budget request for FY22 which reflected a recognition that the state and city will be unable to enhance support of the University.
(The Board will be asked to approve a budget for this fiscal year –running to the end of June–at its March meeting – the above request is for next year – but until then, each college has been operating in a very speculative environment)
We asked about enrollment (currently down 3.8% from last year)
We asked about the college's positions on CAs:
several committee members have heard stores of staffing changes at the CA level. Has there been any policy changes related to part-time personnel, especially college assistant staffing (for those with health insurance)
We heard that we are not out of the woods, that layoffs had been postponed, but that there was a perception that some positions are not as effective when staffed remotely. The CC XC emphasized the precarious position of many CAs whose job provides health care for the family, the long-time commitment many CAs have made to the campus, and the need to ensure any mandated separations consider the expertise that must be replaced in the future.
We asked about the activity of the Vacancy Review Board
We heard that there will be 5 faculty searchs this year, all at the lecturer level – 2 in Nursing, 1 in Social Work, 2 in CS (as funded through a STEM initiative). There are other approved searches, but we did not discuss these.
In addition, the college is said to be working on a multi-year plan for position control. We heard that all searches will have members from outside the department to encourage diversity in hiring. We heard that the Deans have been charged to play a more involved role in the process.
We had asked:
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The executive committee would like to have several concrete pieces of information. First, what are the current statistics on faculty and staff of color (positions, length of service, promotions, etc.). Second, how has this changed over time (comparative data looking at the past 5-10 years). And, third, what are the administration's plans, targets and goals in this area? Similarly, what is the College's plan for recruitment, retention, and support for students from underrepresented groups?
We heard that some data will be collated. Members of the XC urged an explicit articulation of goals in this area. The closing of achievement gaps for students were discussed; the goal of closing under-utilization rates by department was mentioned. It was pointed out the value of the students seeing a reflection of their diversity in the curriculum and in staffing.
We had asked:
Members of the executive committee have heard several stories of issues arising from the transition to Division II athletics. As was made evident during the December Faculty Senate issue, many members of the college community still have concerns about this move. We propose the establishment of an ombudsperson who can act as a faithful intermediary so that an accurate narrative can be agreed upon for this particular matter, and others that may arise in the future. Historically the college has had such a position, though it has not for some time now.
The president said he would consider this. We will follow up on this promise. It was mentioned that he is comfortable with the current process of accountabilty. It was suggested that members of the community desire an honest broker ("Switzerland") be empowered here.
We asked:
Members were informed of a preliminary target of just 25% percent capacity for Fall 2021. Is this the case? Could we have a report at this February's College Council on current expectations for Fall 2021
The Chancellor had said the goal was 100% in person. We learned that "100%" is actually open to interpretation. For example, "100% of students have the opportunity for some in person experience during the fall semester" may be the scope of this statement.
We heard that the state may have the college still in a Phase III of reopening which requires masks and social distancing be used during any in-person setting. Social distancing dramatically reduces room capacity, perhaps down to as little as 25% of the original capacity. How this restricted size is implementws via hybrid, blended, fully online is to be determined.
We heard about efforts underway to make classrooms technologically able to handle "blended" instruction (some student in person/some remote).
We emphasized the need for clarity to the campus, especially in light of the need to schedule for Fall at the present time. We mentioned that funds are or will certainly be available through federal monies to address needs and that expense should not be a reason to delay the full return to campus.


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Fig. 1. Land-use transitions. Transitions in land-use activities that may be experienced
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$\max p_C H_C(L_C,\Phi, W) - p_L L_C - p_W W - p_{\Phi} \Phi $
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timber
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bio-energy
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market clearing land
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fertilizers
$\max p_{\Phi} \Phi (N(X), P) - p_X X - p_P P $
fossil fuels
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phosphorous
$\max \sum_{t=0}^{\infty} p_{P} P_t, \; \text{s.t.} \; \sum_{t=0}^{\infty} P_t \leq P_0 $
water
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fisheries
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Training and prediction functions are provided for the Extreme Learning Machine algorithm (ELM). The ELM use a Single Hidden Layer Feedforward Neural Network (SLFN) with random generated weights and no gradient-based backpropagation. The training time is very short and the online version allows to update the model using small chunk of the training set at each iteration. The only parameter to tune is the hidden layer size and the learning function.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Published: | 2015-11-28 |
| Author: | Alessio Petrozziello [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Alessio Petrozziello <alessio.petrozziello at port.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
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| CRAN checks: | ELMR results |
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# Why we built Scrollback We're a team of developers who got tired of [IRC](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat). New chat systems have been appearing for the past 20 years, but they are all built for one-to-one or **private** conversations in small groups. Open communities, on the other hand, are larger and **public** by default. These communities form around open source projects, consumer brands, sports teams, entertainment franchises and many more. They need different tools. IRC is one - it is the great grand-daddy of social text chat - but it predates the web and mobile, and most users find it hopelessly complex and archaic. Scrollback is a modern, beautifully designed platform for open communities to converse. It combines the lessons learned from IRC with the ease-of-use of an embeddable web app and the power of a cloud service. Paul Graham [once said of Twitter](http://ycombinator.com/rfs3.html): "It is really more of a discovery than an invention; that square was always there in the periodic table of protocols, but no one had quite hit it squarely." IRC occupies a square in that table. Scrollback is in the same column, a few rows down. **Find more on: [Features of Scrollback](features.html)**


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4. Discrete valued time series
5. Ordered categorical responses
6. Nonlinear mixed models; a comparison with NLME
7. Pharmacokinetics; a comparison with NLME
8. Weibull regression in censored survival analysis
9. Poisson regression with spatially correlated random effects
10. Stochastic volatility models for financial time series
11. Negative binomial mixed model; a comparison with SAS NLMIXED
12. Crossed random effects; Beyond NLME
13. Mixed models for overdispersed and zero-inflated count data in R
14. REML estimation; Assessment of BCB bowhead whales
15. A crossed random effects model with 5 levels of crossing
16. A nested random effects model with 4 levels of nesting
17. Gamma distributed random effects
18. Correlated random effects; the orange-data model revisited
19. Frequency weighting to speed up computations
20. Skewed random effects
21. A fisheries model with random effects


Turkish giants Galatasaray keen to sign Ghana midfielder Bernard Mensah
Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray are interested in signing Kayserispor midfielder Bernard Mensah, GHANAsoccernet.com can report.
The 25-year-old has emerged strongly on the radar of the Lions following his fine displays for Kayserispor.
Mensah joined Kayserispor from Atletico Madrid and has given a significant account of himself since joining.
Multiple reports in Turkey have claimed giants Galatasaray are considering a move for the Ghanaian.
Gala coach Fatih Terim is a huge admirer of the Ghanaian and could swoop for his services in the winter.
The Ghanaian midfielder has scored three goals in a combined 34 appearances since joining.


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We produce unbelievable amounts of garbage and still do not have proper measures in place to deal with it. The amount of waste generated has tripled since 1960, leading to devastating effects for the environment. Segregating waste for further processing is the first major bottleneck in the recycling process. This task is usually carried out by hand. Automating it would greatly help reduce the cost and time taken to recycle items.
This project aims to solve the fundamental problem of waste segregation using Deep Learning. I want to develop Computer Vision technologies that can classify the category that individual garbage pieces belong to. This can then be implemented in smart waste disposal systems, either in the form of smart bin that immediately sorts garbage into the category it belongs, or as a additional module in existing garbage processing facilities.
Looked into existing smart waste disposal systems and identified potential improvements that could be made. Shortlisted various Image processing and Deep Learning techniques that may help us.
The dataset was obtained from the trashnet Github repository. It contains images split into 6 different classes: glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, and other trash . Currently, the dataset consists of 2527 images:
I attempted training our dataset on existing Neural architectures (such as VGG19). However due to computational constraints this approach was soon abandoned. I tried training the data on simple CNNs built from scratch but the accuracy was too low.
I decided to use Transfer Learning as the primary approach for designing our model. Used Resnet50 pretrained on Imagenet as a feature extractor and used Pytorch to retrain the final layer on our dataset.
We can see in the Confusion Matrix that the performance of each category is almost equally good. ’Glass’ and ’Trash’ perform slightly lower than other categories. Accuracy is 95.25% which is quite good.
Deployed our model to a simple website (https://recycle.onrender.com) that can be used for demonstration and testing.
The high level idea was that I wanted the user experience to be identical to if they were using a regular bin.
Periodically infrared sensors check whether the dustbin is at capacity. If so, an alert is sent to the backend. This can be used for route planning.
Running our model on the Raspberry Pi to classify images in real-time was impractical. The Pi would heat up and would take too long to predict the class of an image. Due to computational constraints I had to sacrifice accuracy for speed and created a new model by performing Transfer Learning on MobileNet v2. I then exported this to a Ternsorflow Lite model. This resulted in our model classifying our images almost instantaneously, although accuracy was affected.
I was able to improve model performance on the pi by performing finetuning over NASNetMobile pretrained on imagenet. The dataset was ﬁrst split in ratio of 0.8-0.1-0.1 (train-validation-test).
Weights until layer 749 were frozen and the rest were allowed to train. Then I added 3 fully connected layers with a dropout of 0.3. The ﬁrst 2 layers used ReLU activation function and the last layer used Softmax. The optimizer used was ADAM. Early Stopping and ReduceLRonPlateau were used as callbacks to prevent over-ﬁtting and minimize loss respectively.
We can see that the performance of ’Paper’ and ’Trash’ is slightly lower than the other 4 categories. The model is comparatively not as good at distinguishing between ’Paper’ and ’Trash’, with 17 ’Trash’ objects being classiﬁed incorrectly as ’Paper’.
In this use case precision and recall are arguably equally important so f1 score is a good metric to judge model performance. ’Cardboard’ has the highest F1 score of ’0.86’. ’Trash’ has a low score, probably because of the lesser number of ’Trash’ images in the data-set compared to the other categories and due to variety of images under the category.
After every classification the image, coresponding label and a timestamp is sent to a Firebase database. This allows us to retrain our model on images taken by our camera in our lighting and background conditions, which should significantly improve our accuracy.
Waste collection and disposal will be at the forefront for technological revolutions in the coming years. This project on waste segregation tackles only a very small portion out of the large number of processes that are involved in the efficient disposal of waste. Cutting edge technology including AI and IoT need to be used in order to containe this rapidly growing problem.


This class handles the fingerprint communication with the user's system and simplifies its API.
class Finger
Interface getting success or failure result from Finger
interface FingerListener


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I am currently working on my MSc in Biology at Auburn University. Previously, I earned a BSc in Zoology from Michigan State University, with a concentration in Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology, and a minor in Environmental and Sustainability Studies.
For my thesis research I am studying the ecological and evolutionary significance of variation in shell morphology in musk turtles (Genus: Sternotherus).


The default batchPerThread is 4.
The default batchPerThread is 4. For DistributedTextSet, the total batchSize is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions. For LocalTextSet, the total batchSize is batchPerThread * numOfCores.
Prediction data, TextSet.
Use a model to do prediction on TextSet.
Use a model to do prediction on TextSet.
Prediction data, TextSet.
The total batch size is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions(distributed mode) or batchPerThread * numOfCores(local mode)
The default batchPerThread is 4.
The default batchPerThread is 4. For DistributedImageSet, the total batchSize is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions. For LocalImageSet, the total batchSize is batchPerThread * numOfCores.
Prediction data, ImageSet.
Use a model to do prediction on ImageSet.
Use a model to do prediction on ImageSet.
Prediction data, ImageSet.
The total batch size is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions(distributed mode) or batchPerThread * numOfCores(local mode)
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode. The total batch size is batchPerThread * numOfCores, and batchPerThread is 4 by default.
Prediction data, array of Sample.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Prediction data, array of Sample.
The total batchSize is batchPerThread * numOfCores.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode. The total batch size is batchPerThread * numOfCores, and batchPerThread is 4 by default.
Prediction data, LocalDataSet.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Use a model to do prediction in local mode.
Prediction data, LocalDataSet.
The total batchSize is batchPerThread * numOfCores.
Use a model to do prediction for RDD.
Use a model to do prediction for RDD. The default batchPerThread is 4, and the total batchSize is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions.
Prediction data, RDD of Sample.
Use a model to do prediction for RDD.
Use a model to do prediction for RDD.
Prediction data, RDD of Sample.
The total batchSize is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions.
Use a model to predict for classes.
Use a model to predict for classes. By default, label predictions start from 0.
Prediction data, RDD of Sample.
The default batchPerThread is 4, and the total batchSize is batchPerThread * rdd.getNumPartitions.
Boolean. Whether result labels start from 0. Default is true. If false, result labels start from 1.


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