We believe in the future generations' power to bring about positive change. As such, our focus is to enable the youth to have a strong appreciation for the gifts of nature and the efforts involved in maintaining them. Our Eco-Tours promote environmental responsibility and encourage a critical understanding of how our actions as citydwellers impact our ecosystems. They awaken students' curiosities, foster their interest, nurture their innate creativity, and instill a genuine love for the environment and empathy for the local communities that protect it.
Mubarak Village is extremely gorgeous with a beautiful blend of hills, rock formations, sandy beaches & refreshing water, a combination that is guaranteed to uplift and nourish most people. Supplemented by an incredible Baloch community with a history of approx 300 years. TACTACK has worked with this community for over 4 years now and developed a sustainable model, ensuring real growth & progress.
The sun-drenched beaches allow individuals to have an awe-inspiring experience, as they tackle the waves and explore a beautiful and undiscovered paradise. Through experiential learning students leave these beaches mentally and spiritually at peace, in a manner that can only be achieved through healthy physical exertion and integration with nature.
Ranikot Fort also known as “Dewar e Sindh” (Great Wall of Sindh) lies in the province of Sindh, approx four hours from Karachi. With a periphery wall that is approx 30 kms total, it is arguable one of the world’s largest forts. Within the boundaries stand multiple smaller forts strategically located around the river. Sweetwater springs and ponds magiaclly emerge between natural limestone formations, bringing a mysterious and surreal aura to an otherwise mountainous desert context. Endowed with a mysterious history, Ranikot is one of hte most exquisite historical sites to visit in Pakistan. Students are able to explore this beautiful landscape and thereby respect the history of this location. It is a memorable experience that lasts forever with everyone.
Starting with an introduction to the Makli graveyard (situated near the city of Thatta), which is one of the largest graveyards in the world and a UNESCO heritage site. The children explore the tombs, understand the history, and appreciate the efforts involved in maintaining such a significant site. The next stop is at Keenjhar Lake, which is situated along the Indus flyway. The lake is a major source of water for Karachi, and is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Pakistan. Through this eco-tour students gain a better understanding of a significant area surrounding Karachi, one that acts as an essential water source.
The students understand the significance of the lake and how it is a major source of water for Karachi. Gain an understanding of how Keenjhar Lake freshwater wetlands ecosystem is being degraded by increased urban and domestic effluent discharge, and irresponsible tourism. Interact with the local village elders and discuss how they have had to look for alternate sources of income due to the decreasing fish population.
One of Pakistan’s most significant national parks, situated in Balochistan. The drive itself is a scenic one and will enable all to observe Chandragup the Mud Volcano from a distance, standing at approx 100m tall, it is an active mud volcano and considered a holy site as it is an important stop for Hindu pilgrims on their way to a shrine. With sand dunes and rock formations, the journey is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression. The river at Hingol National Park has its own charm, with water levels fluctuating, erosion along the banks, following the stretch of the river towards the Nani Mandir temple, possible to view crocodiles and other wildlife such as ibex, mountain goats, migratory & local birds, camels, and an assortment of vegetation and trees that all add to the unique ecosystem. Some animals are not always possible... Read more
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The Fabschoolino is a do-it-yourself mini-computer designed specifically for young creators. The kit includes an Arduino-based microcontroller you can build from scratch and program. Yep, you heard that right—build from scratch! Made especially for all those avid makers, discoverers, and creators from 9 to 100 years old. With the Fabschoolino, schools, creator spaces, and handy parents can take children on a creative and technical adventure.
It was super fun to build my own Fabschoolino!
With the Fabschoolino I made my own door alarm.
It is really cool that I made everything by myself.
You have to put the Fabschoolino together yourself. Download the instructables to see how to do it.
Using a breadboard enables you to create an electrical circuit without having to solder, which means you can test a circuit quickly and easily.
Now that your Fabschoolino is working, it's time to learn how to program your Fabschoolino.
All the parts for the three projects listed below are included with the Fabschoolino kit. Simply download the instructables and create your own TV-B-Gone, door alarm, or traffic light. Click here for the inventory list.
With the TV-B-Gone you can now turn off any TV you come across. Use your power wisely.
Intruders be warned! Make your own door alarm with your Fabshoolino.
1,2,3 stop! Create your own signal light with your Fabschoolino.
Well, quite a lot! But don't worry, we'll help you out. It also helps if you get help with someone who knows more than you (a teacher or a parent, for instance). First, you'll need to solder the parts of your Fabschoolino together. Then, you'll practice making a circuit using a breadboard. This circuit will be used to illuminate a light bulb with your Fabschoolino. Finally, you'll learn how to put pre-programmed code onto your Fabschoolino. When you've learned all this, you'll be able to turn your Fabschoolino into a door alarm, a traffic light, a TV remote control, and much more! To explain how it all works, we made some handy instructables: step-by-step instructions with pictures and brief explanations. You can ask more detailed questions if you're working with a parent or teacher. If you're really stuck, you can always ask a question in the question field at the bottom of this site.
Yes of course! We've shared our work on this website under a Creative Commons license. It states that you can share all our instructables and other materials, and that you can adjust them a bit to your liking. We do want you to mention our name when you share something, so just make sure that you mention it comes from Waag Society. We also don't want you resell our work, so you can't use it for commercial purposes.
The Fabschoolino, at its core, is an Arduino. That means anything you can do with an Arduino, you can do with the Fabschoolino. Are you excited, motivated, and want to do more than the projects we've listed here? Then check out instructables.com for several fun projects using Arduinos!
When you order a Fabschoolino, you'll not only receive the hardware, but also the additional parts needed to build a TV-B-Gone, a door alarm, and a traffic light. The instructables for these three projects are available to download online, so you can get started immediately! Click here for the complete inventory list.
A instructable is a set of instructions that explains step-by-step how to put the Fabschoolino together and program it for a specific project. We have borrowed this word from instructables.com.
Kids today grow up in a society where being both technologically savvy and creative is increasingly important. But many standard school curriculums haven't caught up yet. With our FabSchool curriculum, Waag Society explores how children can be taught differently. Based on the experience we gained teaching through our Fabschool program, Waag Society decided to developed the Fabschoolino. With the production of our DIY mini computer, Waag Society hopes to give an extra boost to the Maker Education movement in the Netherlands. This movement focuses on four basic principles: learning though making, multidisciplinary work, open/share culture, and meaningful learning. You can read more about this on our project page.


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Businessmodel of BlackRock
Customer Segments
BlackRock provides a range of investment advisory, asset management, and other services to a broad network of institutional and retail clients around the world. The Company organises its clients into three principal categories as follows:
- Tax-Exempt Institutions, including defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans, charities, foundations and endowments;
- Official Institutions, including central banks, sovereign wealth funds, supranationals and other government entities; and
- Taxable Institutions, including insurance companies, financial institutions, corporations and third-party fund sponsors, and retail investors. Due to the private and secure nature of the Company’s business, BlackRock does not provide the names of any of its clients on its website or in its annual report.
BlackRock serves a global client base, with operations in more than 30 countries serving client in over 100 countries around the world. The Company divides its customers into three geographic regions: the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa. The bulk of the Company’s business is conducted in the Americas region.
Value Propositions
BlackRock provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its name and reputation, with the Company established as one of the leading asset management and investment advisory businesses in the world, commanding a positive reputation for providing high-quality services and reliable returns for its clients;
- Its portfolio of services, with the Company offering a range of services and investment products, including single and multi-asset class portfolios investing in equities, fixed income, alternatives and money market instruments;
- Its international reach, with the Company operating a broad international network of offices, serving clients in more than 100 countries spread across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa;
- Its accessibility, with the Company providing direct advisory services, which are supported by various online services and platforms, such as its online BlackRock Solutions portal;
- Its industry expertise and experience, with the Company employing highly-trained, expert financial advisors, as well as other specialist financial professionals, led by a team of experienced industry executives. ### Channels
BlackRock operates a website at www.blackrock.com, through which it provides information on its various financial products, services, and markets. The Company provides certain services through its website, including its BlackRock Solutions portal, through which clients can access a range of resources and receive customised solutions for their individual investment needs, and its iShares portal, which allows customers to manage their investments through exchange traded funds.
BlackRock primarily serves its clients directly through an in-house team of specialist investment advisors and other financial professionals, organised across the Company’s geographic operating regions. These personnel operate out of the Company’s extensive network of offices across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa, including in Atlanta, London, Madrid, Tokyo, Sydney, and Hong Kong.
BlackRock additionally provides products and services through a network of authorized intermediaries, with the Company’s retail investors served principally through various broker-dealers, banks, trust companies, insurance companies and independent financial advisors. This includes third-party financial and other institutions across three of the Company’s operating regions.
Customer Relationships
BlackRock provides a range of services and resources to customers on a self-service basis through its online BlackRock Solutions and iShares portals. These online channels allow clients to manage their investments, access resources, and find appropriate solutions independently without interacting with members of the Company’s investment advisory personnel.
BlackRock principally serves its clients through a dedicated network of investment advisors spread across the Company’s various operating jurisdictions. These advisors consult directly with clients, establishing a close relationship in order to fully establish their individual needs, preferences, and limitations. The Company is consequently able to provide services that are tailored to each specific client.
BlackRock provides ongoing support to its clients, providing regular updates with the performance of their investments. The Company’s larger clients are given their own account management teams, that are able to serve as a principal point of contact with regard to queries and concerns. Customers can also contact the Company’s relevant office directly over the phone, with contact details posted on the Company’s website.
Clients can additionally follow the activities of BlackRock, and interact with the Company directly, through its various social media accounts, including with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Key Activities
BlackRock is an international investment and asset management firm. The Company provides a broad range of investment and risk management services to institutional and retail clients across more than 100 countries spanning the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle east and Africa. The Company offers various products, including single and multi-asset class portfolios investing in equities, fixed income, alternatives and money market instruments.
BlackRock principally provides services through a global network of dedicated investment advisors and other financial professionals, but also utilises the services of various financial intermediaries, including broker-dealers, banks, insurance companies, trust companies, and independent financial advisors. The Company also operates online portals for certain of its services, including its BlackRock Solutions portal and its iShares exchange traded fund offerings. BlackRock additionally offers risk reporting capabilities via the Green Package and risk management advisory services.
Key Partners
BlackRock works in collaboration with a network of partner companies and organisations in order to efficiently and reliably provide investment advisory services to its international client base. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, including suppliers of various services, tools, and technologies that support the Company’s core investment operations, as well as companies to which certain non-technical functions can be outsourced;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising the Company’s network of financial intermediaries – including banks, broker-dealers, insurance companies, and trust companies – that provide various services and solutions on the Company’s behalf;
- Social and Community Partners, including various non-profits and charitable organisations with which the Company collaborate son social and community projects around the world;
- Technology Partners, including a range of technology, software, hardware and integrations partners that assist the Company in developing and maintaining effective IT infrastructure, and jointly develop various technology solutions for the Company; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, including market leading companies across multiple industries that work jointly with the Company on various marketing, branding, and other projects. BlackRock has a number of partnerships in place. This includes a distribution partnership with Artivest to provide broader distribution and efficient access to its alternative investment strategies, a technology partnership with Hazeltree LiquidityWeb, and a trading partnership with Fidelity Investments.
Key Resources
BlackRock’s key resources are its intellectual properties, its online platforms, its IT and communications infrastructure, its network of sales and service offices, its network of intermediaries, its partnerships, and its personnel.
BlackRock owns and or licences a number of intellectual properties as part of its business. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patent applications filed in which BlackRock was named as applicant or assignee, including applications entitled ‘Investment funds enabling a bond laddering strategy’, ‘System and method for managing credit risk for investment portfolios’ and ‘System and method for managing credit risk for investment portfolios’.
BlackRock owns and or leases a number of physical properties around the world that are key to its activities. This principally comprises its international network of offices across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa, including locations in Seattle, Singapore, Sydney, and Taipei.
Cost Structure
BlackRock incurs costs in relation to the development of its intellectual properties and online portals, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the procurement of professional services, the operation of its sales and service network, the implementation of marketing and promotional campaigns, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 BlackRock recorded total employee compensation and benefit costs in the amount of $4.01 billion, and distribution and servicing costs totaling $409 million. The Company’s total general and administrative costs were recorded as $1.38 billion, including occupancy costs in the amount of $280 million, and marketing and promotional costs totaling $365 million for the year.
Revenue Streams
BlackRock generates revenue through the provision of various investment advisory and asset management services. The Company’s revenue is derived in the form of investment advisory fees, administration fees, securities lending revenue, and performance fees.
In 2015 BlackRock recorded revenue for the year in the amount of $11.40 billion, up marginally on the $11.08 billion recorded by the Company in the previous year. The Company’s revenue was generated primarily in the form of investment advisory, administration fees and securities lending revenue, which totaled $9.84 billion for the year. The Company recorded investment advisory performance fees of $621 million, and revenue related to its *BlackRock Solutions *and advisory services in the amount of $646 million.


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Secret documents reveal how China mass detention camps work
by Associated PressNewly revealed classified documents show that camps the Chinese government runs in the country’s far west are not for voluntary job training, as Beijing says, but for forced ideological and behavioral re-education.
The documents lay out the government’s deliberate strategy to lock up predominantly Muslim minorities to forcibly assimilate them and rewire their thinking. They also show how Beijing is using a high-tech surveillance system to target people for detention, trying to predict who will commit a crime.
The documents were issued by a Communist Party body in charge of the security apparatus of China’s Xinjiang region and were leaked to a consortium of journalists. Experts say they are the most significant description yet of how the detention camps and mass surveillance work in the words of the Chinese government itself.


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Super Spider?
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Sun Sep 07, 2008 5:43 am
by BLC87
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Sun Sep 07, 2008 6:51 am
by Cagen
Did you go find that after I said about it on global chat?
The first time I saw it I thought it was some boss mob, like gargantuan, it scared the poo out of me lol.
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:09 am
by Karl G.
Hehehe
That's just a big monster's ribcage...
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:12 am
by BLC87
Cagen wrote:Did you go find that after I said about it on global chat?
The first time I saw it I thought it was some boss mob, like gargantuan, it scared the poo out of me lol.
Yeah. lol
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Mon Sep 08, 2008 4:27 pm
by thadiusofx3
ran into that today... scared the poo outta me
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Tue Sep 09, 2008 1:57 pm
by speed3b
Yeah the first time i saw it i said o poo and ran for town.
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Tue Sep 09, 2008 2:50 pm
by Karl G.
hahaha awesome
But you have to remember...what did that skeleton *come* from?
Re: Super Spider?
Posted:
Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:17 am
by Nirvana9832
Thadius's Mom is in the game??? OMG!
JK lmfao. Sorry it was too easy! XD!


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XSite can be customised using the following main components:
All default components can be overridden via the conf/xsite.xml
composition resource found in the binary distribution, and specifiable via
the '-f' (if a file resource) or '-R' (if a classpath resource) options.
SiteMesh components
The context extraction is by default done by SiteMesh. SiteMesh does not only extract the content, but is also
able to modify it on the fly based on tag rules and text filters. Some of it are being used by XSite already
internally, but others are available (from SiteMesh directly or from XSite). Implementations of both types can be
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Text Filter
Text filter are applied to the extracted text value. Following TextFilter implementations are available:
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- HtmlAttributesRule
- The rule will add all attributes of the HTML tag as property to the current Page model.
- MetaTagRule
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- Special rule for the body of the HTML page, that extracts all HTML top level block elements as individual
paragraphs. The rule will add the number of paragraphs as property "paragraphs" and all the
individual paragraphs as property "paragraph.<i>" with i starting with 0. The
Page model provides the paragraphs directly as list for your convenience.


The following charts list all the characters available with the Galaxie Greek (Mnemonic) keyboard. If a key combination is not permitted by the language or available in this keyboard, it is left blank.
You can type any character in the chart by pressing the key in the first column followed by the key in the top row for the desired diacritic. Diacritics can be typed in any order. When editing on the spot, diacritics can be removed by typing them again.
The standard Latin ouput for a key can be generated by typing = followed by the desired key.
| Diacritics Vowels |
◌̔ J or [ |
◌̓ j or ] |
◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̈ +, ? or ¨ |
◌̄ - |
◌̆ _ |
| α a |
ἁ | ἀ | ὰ | ά | ᾶ | ᾳ | ᾱ | ᾰ | |
| ε e |
ἑ | ἐ | ὲ | έ | |||||
| η h |
ἡ | ἠ | ὴ | ή | ῆ | ῃ | |||
| ι i |
ἱ | ἰ | ὶ | ί | ῖ | ϊ | ῑ | ῐ | |
| ο o |
ὁ | ὀ | ὸ | ό | |||||
| υ u |
ὑ | ὐ | ὺ | ύ | ῦ | ϋ | ῡ | ῠ | |
| ω w |
ὡ | ὠ | ὼ | ώ | ῶ | ῳ | |||
| Α A |
Ἁ | Ἀ | Ὰ | Ά | ᾼ | Ᾱ | Ᾰ | ||
| Ε E |
Ἑ | Ἐ | Ὲ | Έ | |||||
| Η H |
Ἡ | Ἠ | Ὴ | Ή | ῌ | ||||
| Ι I |
Ἱ | Ἰ | Ὶ | Ί | Ϊ | Ῑ | Ῐ | ||
| Ο O |
Ὁ | Ὀ | Ὸ | Ό | |||||
| Υ U |
Ὑ | Ὺ | Ύ | Ϋ | Ῡ | Ῠ | |||
| Ω W |
Ὡ | Ὠ | Ὼ | Ώ | ῼ |
Double diacritics can be typed in any order, not only the order shown, except the circumflex on capital letters. It cannot be typed first because a capital Greek letter cannot take a circumflex without a breathing mark.
| Diacritics Vowels |
◌̔ J or [ |
◌̓ j or ] |
||||||||
| + | + | |||||||||
| ◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̄ - |
◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̄ - |
|
| α a |
ἃ | ἅ | ἇ | ᾁ | ᾱ̔ | ἂ | ἄ | ἆ | ᾀ | ᾱ̓ |
| ε e |
ἓ | ἕ | ἒ | ἔ | ||||||
| η h |
ἣ | ἥ | ἧ | ᾑ | ἢ | ἤ | ἦ | ᾐ | ||
| ι i |
ἳ | ἵ | ἷ | ῑ̔ | ἲ | ἴ | ἶ | ῑ̓ | ||
| ο o |
ὃ | ὅ | ὂ | ὄ | ||||||
| υ u |
ὓ | ὕ | ὗ | ῡ̔ | ὒ | ὔ | ὖ | ῡ̓ | ||
| ω w |
ὣ | ὥ | ὧ | ᾡ | ὢ | ὤ | ὦ | ᾠ | ||
| Α A |
Ἃ | Ἅ | Ἇ | ᾉ | Ᾱ̔ | Ἂ | Ἄ | Ἆ | ᾈ | Ᾱ̓ |
| Ε E |
Ἓ | Ἕ | Ἔ | Ἔ | ||||||
| Η H |
Ἣ | Ἥ | Ἧ | ᾙ | Ἢ | Ἤ | Ἦ | ᾘ | ||
| Ι I |
Ἳ | Ἵ | Ἷ | Ῑ̔ | Ἲ | Ἴ | Ἶ | Ῑ̓ | ||
| Ο O |
Ὃ | Ὅ | Ὂ | Ὄ | ||||||
| Υ U |
Ὓ | Ὕ | Ὗ | Ῡ̔ | ||||||
| Ω W |
Ὣ | Ὥ | Ὧ | ᾩ | Ὢ | Ὤ | Ὦ | ᾨ |
| Diacritics Vowels |
◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
|||
| + | + | + | ||||
| ◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̈ +, ? or ¨ |
◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̈ +, ? or ¨ |
◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
◌̈ +, ? or ¨ |
|
| α a |
ᾲ | ᾴ | ᾷ | |||
| η h |
ῂ | ῄ | ῇ | |||
| ι i |
ῒ | ΐ | ῗ | |||
| υ u |
ῢ | ΰ | ῧ | |||
| ω w |
ῲ | ῴ | ῷ |
Triple diacritics can be typed in any order, not only the order shown, except the circumflex on capital letters. It cannot be typed first because a capital Greek letter cannot take a circumflex without a breathing mark.
| Diacritics Vowels |
◌̔ J or [ |
◌̓ j or ] |
||||
| + | + | |||||
| ◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
◌̀ V, \ or ` |
◌́ v, / or ´ |
◌͂ ^, ~ or " |
|
| + | + | + | + | + | + | |
| ◌ͅ ¦, §, ñ or Ñ |
||||||
| α a |
ᾃ | ᾅ | ᾇ | ᾂ | ᾄ | ᾆ |
| η h |
ᾓ | ᾕ | ᾗ | ᾒ | ᾔ | ᾖ |
| ω w |
ᾣ | ᾥ | ᾧ | ᾢ | ᾤ | ᾦ |
| Α A |
ᾋ | ᾍ | ᾏ | ᾊ | ᾌ | ᾎ |
| Η H |
ᾛ | ᾝ | ᾟ | ᾚ | ᾜ | ᾞ |
| Ω W |
ᾫ | ᾭ | ᾯ | ᾪ | ᾬ | ᾮ |
| Lowercase | ◌̔ J or [ |
◌̓ j or ] |
Uppercase | ◌̔ J or [ |
| β b |
Β B |
|||
| γ g |
Γ G |
|||
| δ d |
Δ D |
|||
| ζ z |
Ζ Z |
|||
| θ q |
Θ Q |
|||
| κ k |
Κ K |
|||
| λ l |
Λ L |
|||
| μ m |
Μ M |
|||
| ν n |
Ν N |
|||
| ξ c |
Ξ C |
|||
| π p |
Π P |
|||
| ρ r |
ῥ | ῤ | Ρ R |
Ῥ |
| σ s |
Σ S |
|||
| ς ',ç,Ç,ß, OR s + non-letter |
||||
| τ t |
Τ T |
|||
| φ f |
Φ F |
|||
| χ x |
Χ X |
|||
| ψ y |
Ψ Y |
In addition to the standard punctuation, this keyboard includes the Greek semicolon or ano teleia.
| · : |


DEMO
(you may need headphones for this one, sorry...)
Audio Input
Latency goals are musical (under 10ms)
DEMO
(Analysis, Filtering, Visualization)
What's NOT there (yet) for web audio
- Any kind of plugin/VSTi hooks
- Multi-interface audio
(multi-channel, yes; multi-device, no.)
- Scalable encoding/decoding
Controlling it All
Web MIDI lets you connect controllers,
synthesizers and more to your web apps.
Web MIDI support
Implemented in Chrome under flag #enable-web-midi
I also wrote a cross-browser plugin-based
polyfill.
Works on Android Chrome with USB OTG!
Firefox working on it
Web Audio Support on Desktop
Chrome, Safari, Firefox
Web Audio Support on Mobile
Chrome for Android has support (higher latency)
iOS Safari 6.0 has Web Audio (with some caveats)
FFOS
Future App Opportunities
-
Immersive gaming audio
-
Audio feedback and input in app UX
-
Music applications - from synthesis to DAW
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@cwilso
+Chris Wilson


|
Elektra
0.9.5
|
Elektra High Level API. More...
#include "kdbease.h"
#include "kdbhelper.h"
#include <ctype.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "macros/type_create_to_value.h"
Functions | |
| int | elektraKeyToString (const Key *key, const char **variable) |
| Converts a Key to string. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToBoolean (const Key *key, kdb_boolean_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to boolean. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToChar (const Key *key, kdb_char_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to char. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToOctet (const Key *key, kdb_octet_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to octet. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToShort (const Key *key, kdb_short_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to short. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToUnsignedShort (const Key *key, kdb_unsigned_short_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to unsigned_short. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToLong (const Key *key, kdb_long_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to long. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToUnsignedLong (const Key *key, kdb_unsigned_long_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to unsigned_long. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToLongLong (const Key *key, kdb_long_long_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to long_long. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToUnsignedLongLong (const Key *key, kdb_unsigned_long_long_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to unsigned_long_long. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToFloat (const Key *key, kdb_float_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to float. More... | |
| int | elektraKeyToDouble (const Key *key, kdb_double_t *variable) |
| Converts a Key to double. More... | |
| char * | elektraBooleanToString (kdb_boolean_t value) |
| Converts a boolean to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraCharToString (kdb_char_t value) |
| Converts a char to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraOctetToString (kdb_octet_t value) |
| Converts an octet to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraShortToString (kdb_short_t value) |
| Converts a short to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraUnsignedShortToString (kdb_unsigned_short_t value) |
| Converts an unsigned short to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraLongToString (kdb_long_t value) |
| Converts a long to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraUnsignedLongToString (kdb_unsigned_long_t value) |
| Converts an unsigned long to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraLongLongToString (kdb_long_long_t value) |
| Converts a long long to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraUnsignedLongLongToString (kdb_unsigned_long_long_t value) |
| Converts an unsigned long long to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraFloatToString (kdb_float_t value) |
| Converts a float to string. More... | |
| char * | elektraDoubleToString (kdb_double_t value) |
| Converts a double to string. More... | |
Elektra High Level API.
| char* elektraBooleanToString | ( | kdb_boolean_t | value | ) |
Converts a boolean to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the boolean to convert |
| char* elektraCharToString | ( | kdb_char_t | value | ) |
Converts a char to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraDoubleToString | ( | kdb_double_t | value | ) |
Converts a double to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraFloatToString | ( | kdb_float_t | value | ) |
Converts a float to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| int elektraKeyToBoolean | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_boolean_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to boolean.
The value "1" is regarded as true, anything is as false.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToChar | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_char_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to char.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToDouble | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_double_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to double.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToFloat | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_float_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to float.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToLong | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_long_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to long.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToLongLong | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_long_long_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to long_long.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToOctet | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_octet_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to octet.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToShort | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_short_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to short.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToString | ( | const Key * | key, |
| const char ** | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to string.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToUnsignedLong | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_unsigned_long_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to unsigned_long.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToUnsignedLongLong | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_unsigned_long_long_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to unsigned_long_long.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| int elektraKeyToUnsignedShort | ( | const Key * | key, |
| kdb_unsigned_short_t * | variable | ||
| ) |
Converts a Key to unsigned_short.
The variable pointed to by variable
is unchanged, if an error occurs.
| key | the key to convert |
| variable | pointer to the output variable |
| 1 | on success |
| 0 | otherwise |
| char* elektraLongLongToString | ( | kdb_long_long_t | value | ) |
Converts a long long to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraLongToString | ( | kdb_long_t | value | ) |
Converts a long to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraOctetToString | ( | kdb_octet_t | value | ) |
Converts an octet to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraShortToString | ( | kdb_short_t | value | ) |
Converts a short to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraUnsignedLongLongToString | ( | kdb_unsigned_long_long_t | value | ) |
Converts an unsigned long long to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraUnsignedLongToString | ( | kdb_unsigned_long_t | value | ) |
Converts an unsigned long to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |
| char* elektraUnsignedShortToString | ( | kdb_unsigned_short_t | value | ) |
Converts an unsigned short to string.
The string is allocated with elektraMalloc() and must be disposed of with elektraFree().
| value | the value to convert |


| PWG San Diego, CA Meeting Details |
1394 Printing: December 14 & 15
PWG General Session: December 16 (8:30AM - 10:30AM)
IPP: December 16 (10:30AM - 5:30PM)
MIB: December 16 (6PM - 10PM)
IPP: December 17
Universal Printer Driver Format (UPDF): December 18
| Meeting Location: Marriott Suites, Symphony Towers 701 A Street Phone: 1-800-962-1367 |
The hotel rate is $175 per night. Ask for the PWG
or Warp Nine rate at this hotel. The deadline for reservations at this rate is
November 30, 1998
All attendees are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.
There will be a meeting charge in the range of $35 - $45; participants are responsible for their own lunch.
YOU MUST RSVP TO Larry Stein WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:


Reservations
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Pre-select the time, days, and the number of weeks you want to travel. You can change the times for a specific day on the next screen.


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Hello there, awesome person!
My favorite site is
GitHub
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public interface Element
XmlElement
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
CDATA_BEG
A CDATA beg markup sequence
|
static String |
CDATA_END
A CDATA end markup sequence
|
static String |
COMMENT_BEG
A comment beg sequence
|
static String |
COMMENT_END
A comment end sequence
|
static char |
CHAR_NEW_LINE
A new line character
|
static char |
CHAR_SPACE
A special XML character
|
static char |
XML_2QUOT
A special XML character
|
static char |
XML_AMP
A special XML character
|
static char |
XML_GT
A special XML character
|
static char |
XML_LT
A special XML character
|
static char |
XML_QUOT
A special XML character
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T extends Element> |
addAttrib(CharSequence name,
Object value)
Add an attribute
|
<T extends Element> |
addCDATA(CharSequence charData)
Add a character data in
CDATA format to XML only. |
<T extends Element> |
addComment(CharSequence comment)
Add a comment text.
|
<T extends Element> |
addElement(CharSequence name)
Create a new
XmlElement for a required name and add it to children. |
<T extends Element> |
addElement(T element)
Add a child element
|
<T extends Element> |
addRawText(CharSequence rawText)
Add an native text with no escaped characters, for example: XML code, JavaScript, CSS styles
|
<T extends Element> |
addText(CharSequence text)
Add a text and escape special character
|
<T extends Element> |
addTextWithSpace(CharSequence text)
Add a text including a space (before and after the text)
|
Writer |
toWriter(Writer out)
Render the XML code without header
|
static final char XML_GT
static final char XML_LT
static final char XML_AMP
static final char XML_QUOT
static final char XML_2QUOT
static final char CHAR_SPACE
static final char CHAR_NEW_LINE
static final String CDATA_BEG
static final String CDATA_END
static final String COMMENT_BEG
static final String COMMENT_END
@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addElement(@Nonnull T element)
element
- Add a child element is required. An undefined argument is ignored.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addElement(@Nonnull CharSequence name)
XmlElement
for a required name and add it to children.name
- A name of the new XmlElement is requred.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addAttrib(@Nonnull CharSequence name, @Nullable Object value)
name
- Required element namevalue
- The null
value is ignored.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addText(@Nullable CharSequence text)
text
- text An empty argument is ignored.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addTextWithSpace(@Nullable CharSequence text)
text
- text An empty argument is ignored.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addRawText(@Nullable CharSequence rawText)
rawText
- text An empty argument is ignored.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addComment(@Nullable CharSequence comment)
comment
- A comment text must not contain a string -->
.@Nonnull <T extends Element> T addCDATA(@Nullable CharSequence charData)
CDATA
format to XML only.
The CDATA structure isn't really for HTML at all.charData
- A text including the DATA sequence. An empty argument is ignored.@Nonnull Writer toWriter(@Nonnull Writer out) throws IOException
IOException
Copyright 2019-2022, Pavel Ponec


troll
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**troll**
1. v.,n. [From the Usenet group ``alt.folklore.urban``] To utter a
posting on `*Usenet* <../U/Usenet.html>`__ designed to attract
predictable responses or `*flame* <../F/flame.html>`__\ s; or, the post
itself. Derives from the phrase “trolling for
`*newbie* <../N/newbie.html>`__\ s” which in turn comes from mainstream
“trolling”, a style of fishing in which one trails bait through a likely
spot hoping for a bite. The well-constructed troll is a post that
induces lots of newbies and flamers to make themselves look even more
clueless than they already do, while subtly conveying to the more savvy
and experienced that it is in fact a deliberate troll. If you don't fall
for the joke, you get to be in on it. See also
`*YHBT* <../Y/YHBT.html>`__.
2. n. An individual who chronically trolls in sense 1; regularly posts
specious arguments, flames or personal attacks to a newsgroup,
discussion list, or in email for no other purpose than to annoy someone
or disrupt a discussion. Trolls are recognizable by the fact that they
have no real interest in learning about the topic at hand - they simply
want to utter flame bait. Like the ugly creatures they are named after,
they exhibit no redeeming characteristics, and as such, they are
recognized as a lower form of life on the net, as in, “Oh, ignore him,
he's just a troll.” Compare `*kook* <../K/kook.html>`__.
3. n. [Berkeley] Computer lab monitor. A popular campus job for CS
students. Duties include helping newbies and ensuring that lab policies
are followed. Probably so-called because it involves lurking in dark
cavelike corners.
Some people claim that the troll (sense 1) is properly a narrower
category than `*flame bait* <../F/flame-bait.html>`__, that a troll is
categorized by containing some assertion that is wrong but not overtly
controversial. See also `*Troll-O-Meter* `__.
The use of ‘troll’ in any of these senses is a live metaphor that
readily produces elaborations and combining forms. For example, one not
infrequently sees the warning “Do not feed the troll” as part of a
followup to troll postings.
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+---------------------------------+----------------------------+----------------------------------+
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{% load static %} {% load bootstrap5 %}
Here's what's going on in Inception Wave.
| Name | Domain | Joining Date | Intern ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
| Anoushka Halder | HR | March,2020 | 123RHT |
24
HR Interns
48
Total Interns


{% extends "global/Base.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree_tags %} {% block title %} Stage 2 {% endblock %} {% block content %}
For Stage 2 you will choose one gamble from among six different gambles. Each gamble has two possible outcomes HEADS or TAILS that occur with 50% probability. Your compensation for this part of the study will be determined by:
For example, if you select Gamble 4 and HEADS occurs, you will receive {{ Constants.choice_4_high }} points. If TAILS occurs, you will receive {{ Constants.choice_4_low }} points.
At the end of the study, the computer will flip a virtual coin to determine which event will occur. If the coin comes up heads then the outcome is HEADS then you will get the payoff in that column. If the coin shows tails then the outcome is TAILS and you will get the outcome in that column. The six different gambles are listed below. Select one gamble using the input box at the bottom of the screen.
Contact {{ email }} if you have any questions.
| GAMBLE | HEADS | TAILS |
|---|---|---|
| Gamble 1 | {{ Constants.choice_1_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_1_low }} points |
| Gamble 2 | {{ Constants.choice_2_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_2_low }} points |
| Gamble 3 | {{ Constants.choice_3_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_3_low }} points |
| Gamble 4 | {{ Constants.choice_4_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_4_low }} points |
| Gamble 5 | {{ Constants.choice_5_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_5_low }} points |
| Gamble 6 | {{ Constants.choice_6_high }} points | {{ Constants.choice_6_low }} points |
{% formfield player.choice with label="" %}


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BACKGROUND
UNE had a vague idea of a tool they wanted, and came to ion to build out a RFP bidding against other competitors. Marketing technologist Katie Dick and I worked together to create a Scope of Work defining the user journey, technical requirements, and limitations. We were chosen to complete the final design.
GOAL
Creating an easy, user-friendly way to view hundreds of pages of research data. A user should be able to get to the first details of their expected job changes in less than 4 clicks.
TIMELINE
From request to final launch, this project took place over 6 months, with the majority of that being in the request and planning phases.


Can you guess which Newcastle United players these Football Manager 2020 profiles belong to?
The new Football Manager is out, but can you guess which Newcastle United player these profiles belong to?
by Mark Douglas, Nathan BlissThe new Football Manager is out now and fans have been downloading it all week.
The franchise is hugely popular with football supporters for its realism, with scouts employed all over the globe to give accurate representations of players.
Indeed the tool is now so popular that it is even being used in the professional game, with plans to open it up to all clubs in the coming months.
But would you recognise these five Newcastle United first teamers on the back of their profile in the game?
We have picked out five profiles but chopped off the name and positional details. The answers are at the bottom - no peeking until you've guessed at all five.
Player one
Player two
Player three
Player four
Player five
If you want the answers, look below.
Answers
1. Joelinton
2. Sean Longstaff
3. Ki
4. Fabian Schar
5. Allan Saint-Maximin


The EU PlayStation Store Black Friday sale is now live, includes 25% off PlayStation Plus
by TuffcubBlack Friday continues to try and be a thing over this side of the pond even though we don’t have Thanksgiving, but if that means cheap games then you can’t really complain.
Following the sale on the US Store and the Xbox One Black Friday sale, the EU PlayStation Store have got their sale up and it includes 25% off PlayStation Plus which takes the price down to £37.49. Remember, you can stack up your subscriptions so even if you PS+ is not due you can buy this deal and it will be added on to the end of your current subscription.
According to the PS Store, “PlayStation®Plus is home to the world’s largest community of new-gen players.” – New gen? Really?
As usual there are load of games on sale with over 60% wiped off the price of some of them, and some movies on the PlayStation Store are also discounted. We are also expecting hardware discounts to be announced for consoles and headsets very shortly.
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My name is Skye, and this is a portfolio as a new Developer! Ever since I was young, I have been absolutely enamored with Technology! I have been in the tech support field for about 9 years, and grew up with a love of online gaming and programming. This is just the beginning of a new and bright future for my endeavors.
Here are some of my pets! They help to keep me realizing my goals and wanting to provide a much better life for them always!
Without these 3 fuzzballs, my life would be a lot more empty. I also am an “Amateur Cellist”. My devotion to art is fierce, and I incorporate it in my life and it fuels my passions to create and explore places I have never explored.
Here is a list of the works I have (or attempted) to complete. These are always subject to change, and if anything are more of a place holder as my skills will forever be developing.
Here are my work qualifications. I hope to always be growing and learning, and as opportunity presents itself, this list will grow.


final class
Implements KDDI AU's address book format.
final class
Implements the "MECARD" address book entry format.
final class
Implements the "BIZCARD" address book entry format, though this has been
largely reverse-engineered from examples observed in the wild -- still
looking for a definitive reference.
final class
final class
Represents a result that encodes an e-mail address, either as a plain address
like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or a mailto: URL like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>final class
Implements the "MATMSG" email message entry format.
final class
Parses strings of digits that represent a RSS Extended code.
final class
Parses a "geo:" URI result, which specifies a location on the surface of
the Earth as well as an optional altitude above the surface.
final class
Parses strings of digits that represent a ISBN.
final class
Parses strings of digits that represent a UPC code.
final class
Parses an "sms:" URI result, which specifies a number to SMS.
final class
Parses an "smsto:" URI result, whose format is not standardized but appears to be like:
smsto:number(:body)
.
final class
Parses an "smtp:" URI result, whose format is not standardized but appears to be like:
smtp[:subject[:body]]
.
final class
Parses a "tel:" URI result, which specifies a phone number.
final class
Tries to parse results that are a URI of some kind.
final class
Parses the "URLTO" result format, which is of the form "URLTO:[title]:[url]".
final class
Parses contact information formatted according to the VCard (2.1) format.
final class
Partially implements the iCalendar format's "VEVENT" format for specifying a
calendar event.
final class
Detects a result that is likely a vehicle identification number.
final class


{% extends "pearson/base.html" %} {% block page_title %}DCL Calculator{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This utility will assist you in calculating the Data Classification Level (DCL) for your application.
A Data Classification Level (DCL) is a value from 1 to 4 designed to summarize the risk of the data contained within a software application. A higher DCL indicates more sensitive data elements.
The Data Classification Level is calculated using the Data Sensitivity Value (DSV). The DCL is determined based of the range the DSV is within.
| DSV Range | DCL Level |
|---|---|
| < 15 | 1 |
| 15 - 99.9 | 2 |
| 100 - 149.9 | 3 |
| >= 150 | 4 |
The Data Sensitivity Value (DSV) is the raw value calculated from the selected data elements.
Each data element belongs to one of the following categories: Global, Personal, Student, Government, Payment Card Industry (PCI), Medical, and Company. Each category has an initial value of zero except for the Global category which starts at one.
After the data elements are chosen they are summed by category. Lastly, the following equation is used to find the Data Sensitivity Value:
Here are the selected data elements.
| Name | Category | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Personal | 2 |
| Last Name | Global | 10 |
| Social Security Number | Government | 100 |
Here are the summed category values.
Here we are applying the DSV equation and calculating the result.
The DSV for the First Name, Last Name, and Social Security Number is 1020.0. This would be DCL 4.
Here are the selected data elements.
| Name | Category | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Global | 10 | |
| Phone Number | Personal | 2 |
| Address | Personal | 2 |
Here are the summed category values.
Here we are applying the DSV equation and calculating the result.
The DSV for the Email, Phone Number, and Address is 44.0. This would be DCL 2.
Click the button below to see the full table of possible data elements.
Show table of data elements| Name | Category | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| {{ data_element.name }} | {{ data_element.get_category_display }} | {{ data_element.weight }} |


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Click 'download.zip' for the latest release {% if page.githublinks.title %}({{ page.githublinks.title }}){% endif %} to download Defunct.
Unzip the folder 'defunct' to a memorable location.
In the Command Prompt, cd to the unzipped location. For example:
cd "<unzipped location>\defunct\"
You can now run 'defunct.exe' with the following command, which will then show you valid arguments you can use.
defunct
To run a script, pass in the file path as a parameter.
defunct "examples/example01.txt"


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@Target(value=METHOD) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) public @interface PlanningVariable
Specifies that a bean property can be changed and should be optimized by the optimization algorithms.
It is specified on a getter of a java bean property of aPlanningEntity
class.
| Optional Element Summary | |
|---|---|
PlanningVariableGraphType |
graphType
In some use cases, such as Vehicle Routing, planning entities form a specific graph type, as specified by PlanningVariableGraphType . |
boolean |
nullable
A nullable planning variable will automatically add the planning value null to the ValueRangeProvider 's range. |
Class<? extends SelectionFilter> |
reinitializeVariableEntityFilter
Construction heuristics only change reinitializable planning variables. |
Class<? extends Comparator> |
strengthComparatorClass
Allows a collection of planning values for this variable to be sorted by strength. |
Class<? extends SelectionSorterWeightFactory> |
strengthWeightFactoryClass
The SelectionSorterWeightFactory alternative for strengthComparatorClass() . |
String[] |
valueRangeProviderRefs
Any ValueRangeProvider annotation on a PlanningSolution or PlanningEntity
will automatically be registered with it's ValueRangeProvider.id() . |
public abstract String[] valueRangeProviderRefs
ValueRangeProvider
annotation on a PlanningSolution
or PlanningEntity
will automatically be registered with it's ValueRangeProvider.id()
.
There should be at least 1 valueRangeRef.
ValueRangeProvider.id()
public abstract boolean nullable
ValueRangeProvider
's range.
In repeated planning use cases, it's recommended to specify a reinitializeVariableEntityFilter()
for every nullable planning variable too.
nullable()
true is not compatible with PlanningVariableGraphType.CHAINED
true.
nullable()
true is not compatible with a primitive property type.
public abstract Class<? extends SelectionFilter> reinitializeVariableEntityFilter
reinitializeVariableEntityFilter()
is specified,
the default considers an entity uninitialized for a variable if its value is null
(even if nullable()
is true).
The method SelectionFilter.accept(ScoreDirector, Object)
returns false if the selection entity should be reinitialized for this variable
and it returns true if the selection entity should not be reinitialized for this variable
PlanningVariable.NullReinitializeVariableEntityFilter
when it is null (workaround for annotation limitation)public abstract PlanningVariableGraphType graphType
PlanningVariableGraphType
.
PlanningVariableGraphType.NONE
public abstract Class<? extends Comparator> strengthComparatorClass
Comparator
should sort in ascending strength.
For example: sorting 3 computers on strength based on their RAM capacity:
Computer B (1GB RAM), Computer A (2GB RAM), Computer C (7GB RAM),
Do not use together with strengthWeightFactoryClass()
.
PlanningVariable.NullStrengthComparator
when it is null (workaround for annotation limitation)strengthWeightFactoryClass()
public abstract Class<? extends SelectionSorterWeightFactory> strengthWeightFactoryClass
SelectionSorterWeightFactory
alternative for strengthComparatorClass()
.
Do not use together with strengthComparatorClass()
.
PlanningVariable.NullStrengthWeightFactory
when it is null (workaround for annotation limitation)strengthComparatorClass()
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Real-world shadow DOM heavy site
Link inside declarative open shadom DOM
Nested shadow DOM
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I have always been very passionate about all things involving technology. I worked at Geek Squad for 5 years and learned a vast amount on hardware repairs.
I enjoy using my free time to learn new code and enhance my current coding
Please feel free to contact me by email or phone
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Ping-Pong
About Ping Pong
Created by:
Liam Stabeno
GitHub Username/URL:
MLiamS
Week3 Solo project for:
Intro to Programming
Let's play!
Rules:
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
Numbers divisible by 3 are replaced with "ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 are replaced with "pong"
Numbers divisible by 15 are replaced with "ping-pong"
Enter your number here:
Ping Pong!


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We are collecting a dataset which will help teach robots to find objects in cluttered and confusing locations.
You will be shown a series of images with a description of a single object in that image. Imagine that someone has given you the description and now you need to fetch the object. Your task is to click on the object.
For example, here is a typical image with an object description.
We asked the annotators who wrote the descriptions to describe the object's location with enough detail that someone else could find it based on their description. Please flag descriptions that don't describe locations or that don't make sense.
You do not need to correctly identify every object. Because the descriptions are collected from the web, some might be difficult or confusing. If you can't find an object that fits the description, please use the "There is no object which fits the description" option. There should be no need to guess which object the description refers to.
We will insert some questions where other annotators have had high accuracy (gold standard). These questions should be easy to answer correctly. If you have difficulty with these questions, your responses may be discarded.
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This seems to be a prevalent feeling. To most people, the computer is an annoying tool that they reluctantly use because their job requires it, and mobile phones are a way for their boss to reach them wherever they are, creating an expectation of constant availability for “working”.
I’ve never viewed my connected technology this way. Yes, computers and phones are a way for me to be connected to my work. But they’re also my play, my hobby, my leisure, my education, my exposure to society, and my enlightenment. I like this connection.
I feel exactly the same way as Marco. The attitude amongst most people I know is that the computer is an inherently bad thing. Sure it’s convenient to do some things and a requirement for others but at its core the computer is bad and must be excluded or avoided wherever possible. I can’t help but think it has something to do with the pain that is using Windows.


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Yeah, I’m on a real testing kick these days. Today’s TADFALAICKIU is a little trick you can play with assert_select.
Out of the box, assert_select
works only with HTML documents. If you try it on an XML document (like, say, an RSS or Atom feed), you’ll more than likely see warnings about the document being malformed. It’s easy enough to work around, though.
The trick is to define your own HTML::Document
instance before calling assert_select
. When you define your own instance, you can pass some optional parameters that make HTML::Document
play nicely with XML:
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def xml_document @xml_document ||=<EMAIL_ADDRESS>false, true) end |
The second parameter says whether you want to parse the document in strict mode or not. “False” is the default; if you set it to “true”, you’ll get an exception (instead of a warning) whenever the parser hits what looks like a malformed document.
The third parameter says whether or not the document is an XML document or not. It defaults to “false”, meaning that, by default, only HTML documents are parsed. Here, we set it to “true”.
Once you’ve defined your custom document, you just need to define your assert_select
wrapper:
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def assert_xml_select(*args, &block) @html_document = xml_document assert_select(*args, &block) end |
The assert_select
method then will reuse the existing html_document
value. Nothing to it! Just put these two methods in your test/test_helper.rb
file, and you’re all set.
(Caveat: the above won’t work if you’re trying to use assert_select
on XML returned via RJS, since when assert_select
parses the RJS response to extract the document, it builds it’s own html document.)
Update: Jerry Vos and Jeff Talbot pointed out the the version of assert_xml_select I originally had was not passing the block through, so nested assert_xml_select calls were not being invoked. I’ve updated the code, above, to pass the block through. Thanks for catching that, guys!


Local authority roles in the Youth Contract for 16- to 17-year-olds
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was withdrawn on
The Youth Contract programme for 16 and 17 year olds, managed through the Education Funding Agency, ended as planned on 31 March 2016.
The purpose of the programme was to engage young people who are hardest to reach and support them into education, training or a job with training. Delivery of the programme across England began in September 2012.
One aspect of the Youth Contract is additional support for disengaged 16- to 17-year-olds to move into education, training or work with training. This is the element which the Education Funding Agency (EFA) is contracted for and which this note focuses on.
Includes
outline of the Youth Contract
main objectives of the 16-17 provision
the core target group
the outcomes
procurement
expected involvement of local authorities throughout the process


Module: Auth0::Api::V1::Connections
- Included in:
- Auth0::Api::V1
- Defined in:
- lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb
Overview
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) connection(connection_name) (also: #get_connection)
- - (Object) connections (also: #get_connections)
- - (Object) create_connection(connection_name, strategy, tenant_domain, domain_aliases = nil)
- - (Object) delete_connection(connection_name)
- - (Object) update_connection(connection_name, tenant_domain, status = true)
Instance Method Details
- (Object) connection(connection_name) Also known as: get_connection
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# File 'lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb', line 13 def connection(connection_name) path = "/api/connections/#{connection_name.to_s}" get(path) end |
- (Object) connections Also known as: get_connections
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# File 'lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb', line 7 def connections get("/api/connections") end |
- (Object) create_connection(connection_name, strategy, tenant_domain, domain_aliases = nil)
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# File 'lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb', line 26 def create_connection(connection_name, strategy, tenant_domain, domain_aliases=nil) path = "/api/connections" request_params = { name: connection_name, strategy: strategy, options: { tenant_domain: tenant_domain, domain_aliases: domain_aliases } } post(path, request_params) end |
- (Object) delete_connection(connection_name)
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# File 'lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb', line 20 def delete_connection(connection_name) path = "/api/connections/#{connection_name.to_s}" delete(path) end |
- (Object) update_connection(connection_name, tenant_domain, status = true)
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# File 'lib/auth0/api/v1/connections.rb', line 39 def update_connection(connection_name, tenant_domain, status=true) path = "/api/connections/#{connection_name}" request_params = { status: status, options: { tenant_domain: tenant_domain } } put(path, request_params) end |


Client Side ResultSet Handling¶
There are times when certain server DDL produces a result that does not offer the ability to sort, filer, or selective projection. In these cases, client side ResultSet handling can come in handy.
Client-Side Filtering¶
Jaqy offers client-side ResultSet filtering using
.filter command. Its syntax is very similar to that
of WHERE
clause in SQL.
.filter a > 10 AND b < 100
SELECT * FROM MyTable ORDER BY a;
It is possible to use JavaScript or Java functions as well.
.eval var myfunc = function(a,b) { return a + b; }
.filter a > myfunc(3,4) and a < 10
SELECT * FROM MyTable ORDER BY a;
Client-Side Sorting¶
Client-side ResultSet sorting can be done using .sort
command. The syntax is very similar the ORDER BY
syntax in SQL.
-- do descending sort on the 2nd column, then ascending sort on the 1st column
.sort 2 DESC, 1 ASC
SELECT * FROM MyTable;
-- sort by column b
.sort b DESC
SELECT * FROM MyTable;
Client-Side Projection¶
Client-side projection is used to pick or rename a few columns from the ResultSet.
.project a AS "Column 1", b
SELECT * FROM MyTable ORDER BY a;
It is possible to combine all three forms of client-side ResultSet processing together to do some silly things.


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Ryan Brownhill & Una Kravets
@ryan_brownhill and @una
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.
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Uhhh...
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[gecode-users] g++ v4.2 dependency
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Wed Oct 9 23:50:17 CEST 2013
Hi Martin,
there were bugs in gcc 4.1 that resulted in incorrect code, especially the set constraints were affected by this. You can of course simply change the check in configure.ac, but I can't guarantee that the resulting code works. You could run the tests and see if they fail (I think they just used to go into an infinite loop somewhere for the sets).
I haven't built with gcc 4.1 for a long time so I'm not even sure it compiles any longer.
Alternatively, perhaps you can build a fully statically linked version on a newer system.
Cheers,
Guido
On 09/10/2013, at 10:09 PM, Martin Mann <mmann at informatik.uni-freiburg.de> wrote:
>
> Hi Gecoder,
>
> I am currently facing the problem of compiling Gecode 4.2 on a very old system featuring g++ v4.1.2 only.
>
> What was the reason for the g++ v4.2 dependency and is it possible to ignore/disable it? I am "only" needing the following modules
>
> - minimodel
> - int-vars
> - set-vars
> - search
>
> no QT, Gist, etc. needed..
>
> Thanks for thinking about it.
> Martin
>
>
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Author: Eleazar Eskin, Alex J. Smola, S.v.n. Vishwanathan
Abstract: We present a novel method for approximate inference in Bayesian models and regularized risk functionals. It is based on the propagation of mean and variance derived from the Laplace approximation of conditional probabilities in factorizing distributions, much akin to Minka’s Expectation Propagation. In the jointly normal case, it coincides with the latter and belief propagation, whereas in the general case, it provides an optimization strategy containing Support Vector chunking, the Bayes Committee Machine, and Gaussian Process chunking as special cases. 1
[1] C. L. Blake and C. J. Merz. UCI repository of machine learning databases, 1998.
[2] R. Collobert, S. Bengio, and Y. Bengio. A parallel mixture of svms for very large scale problems. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems. MIT Press, 2002.
[3] S. Fine and K. Scheinberg. Efﬁcient SVM training using low-rank kernel representations. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 2:243–264, Dec 2001. http://www.jmlr.org.
[4] T. Joachims. Making large-scale SVM learning practical. In B. Sch¨ lkopf, C. J. C. o Burges, and A. J. Smola, editors, Advances in Kernel Methods—Support Vector Learning, pages 169–184, Cambridge, MA, 1999. MIT Press.
[5] M. I. Jordan, Z. Gharamani, T. S. Jaakkola, and L. K. Saul. An introduction to variational methods for graphical models. In Learning in Graphical Models, volume M. I. Jordan, pages 105–162. Kluwer Academic, 1998.
[6] T. Minka. Expectation Propagation for approximative Bayesian inference. PhD thesis, MIT Media Labs, Cambridge, USA, 2001.
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[8] J. C. Platt. Sequential minimal optimization: A fast algorithm for training support vector machines. Technical Report MSR-TR-98-14, Microsoft Research, 1998.
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How Derby County's home attendances compare to Leeds United and Championship rivals
Derby County latest | Here are the current average home attendances in the Championship
by Jamie Kemble, Tom LeachDerby County are renowned for having a dedicated fan base turn out in numbers at Pride Park Stadium.
The Rams are regularly backed by their supporters for their home matches, but how do they compare to their rivals in the Sky Bet Championship?
Below we take a look at how attendances at Pride Park compare to Leeds United, Nottingham Forest, Stoke City and other rivals in the league.
Here are the current figures tables.
AVERAGE CHAMPIONSHIP ATTENDANCES
1 Leeds United 35,170
2 Nottingham Forest 27,980
3 Derby County 26,697
4 Sheffield Wednesday 24,246
5 West Bromwich Albion 23,953
6 Cardiff City 22,978
7 Stoke City 22,951
8 Bristol City 22,125
9 Huddersfield Town 22,065
10 Birmingham City 20,590
11 Middlesbrough 19,684
12 Fulham 18,089
13 Charlton Athletic 17,942
14 Swansea City 16,778
15 Reading 15,464
16 Preston North End 14,807
17 Millwall 14,805
18 Queens Park Rangers 13,842
19 Barnsley 13,776
20 Blackburn Rovers 13,654
21 Hull City 11,725
22 Brentford 11,399
23 Wigan Athletic 10,928
24 Luton Town 10,058
HIGHEST ATTENDANCES
1 Leeds United 35,731
2 Nottingham Forest 29,314
3 Derby County 28,454
4 Sheffield Wednesday 28,028
5 West Bromwich Albion 25,566
6 Cardiff City 24,724
7 Stoke City 24,090
8 Bristol City 23,573
9 Huddersfield Town 22,839
10 Middlesbrough 22,075
11 Birmingham City 21,808
12 Charlton Athletic 21,808
13 Swansea City 20,270
14 Preston North End 19,165
15 Fulham 18,654
16 Barnsley 17,598
17 Millwall 17,109
18 Reading 16,906
19 Hull City 16,326
20 Queens Park Rangers 16,186
21 Blackburn Rovers 15,319
22 Wigan Athletic 14,819
23 Brentford 11,870
24 Luton Town 10,066
RAMS' HOME ATTENDANCES IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP THIS SEASON
10/8/2019 Swansea City 27,337
20/8/2019 Bristol City 25,546
24/8/2019 West Bromwich Albion 26,718
13/9/2019 Cardiff City 25,873
28/9/2019 Birmingham City 28,454
5/10/2019 Luton Town 27,944
23/10/2019 Wigan Athletic 24,697
02/11/2019 Middlesbrough 26,923
23/11/2019 Preston North End 27,417


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Zero to Jekyll in Twenty Minutes
Hello everyone,
I posted an article on Rubysource. It's my first time guest blogging, and I'm really excited about it. In the article I take you through some of the basics of Jekyll. As you know I recently made the switch to Jekyll for a number of reasons. In Zero to Jekyll in Twenty Minutes you'll get some details about the switch itself rather than just the reasons behind it.
If you have a minute or twenty (...see what I did there? ;) you should hop on over to Rubysource and read the full article. Also, if you have any questions about the article, Jekyll or just about anything else regarding Run With It, feel free to drop me a line.
Happy Coding!
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