LAW OF VIDEOGAMING LIFE
Pretend your life is a video game.
(SECRET: it is)
1. Try Again
You can try again if you fail.You have nothing to lose.
You have absolutely everything to gain.
2. No Penalties
There are no consequences for losing or winning.Lose as hard as you can if you like, in order to learn what to do.
You also can choose not to win. You can aim to simply enjoy the game if you like.
3. No Refresh
There is no reason to wish you hadn't done something sooner.Next time you can do that earlier on.
Wishing you had done something before now does nothing to help you beat the game now.
Now you can do that something until the end of the game.
4.
You are free to chase side quests as well.
5. NPCs
Non playable characters are all around you.Learn how they work.
Learn what they like.
Learn what they want.
Learn what they need.
Destroy them or make them follow you.
Do not allow them to distract you or surrender.
6. NPCs can Mislead
NPCs even with the most innocent of intentions can have programming instructions to distract you from your objectives to increase the challenge of your game.Keep in mind they may sometimes attempt to stray you from winning the game.
7. NPCs Offer Mini Quests
What NPCs ask of you may or may not be what they need nor the right choice.You can do what they ask, or not. It is your choice.
Your story is not their side plot.
8. Find Your Companions
There are valuable allies waiting to aid you on your quest.Find and join forces with them.
9. Complete your Directives
Listen to your core, to your heart.Your clearly defined Directives, programming instructions, objectives, purpose that have always been there for as long as you can remember.
Maybe one, maybe multiple, but they are always there.
You have always known that is why you are here.
10. Do Not Distract Yourself.
Sometimes you will be so afraid of following your Directive that you will attempt to find a new purpose that doesn't exist.You may forget about your original directive or diminish its value to the point that it no longer seems possible or like your purpose.
You will then end up searching for a new purpose only to not find it, or settle for (See Law 2.) entertainment, simply enjoying the game.
11. No Impossibility
Fear is the enemy that tells you your Directives are not accomplishable.The perceived impossibility to achieve your purpose is a lie.
It is accomplishable, not too late(see Law 3.), now.
You wouldn't still be playing the game if it wasn't still possible to win it.
12. Feelings are Immersion
Feelings are enhancement to this game.Feelings exist in this world to increase the overall quality of your experience.
Feelings are meant to be enjoyed to increase the realness of the game.
13. Feelings are Overwhelming.
Feelings can sometimes be so immersive that your choices become based off of them.Managing your feelings is a key part of winning your game.
14. Secrets and Hints are Everywhere.
Little Hints of wisdom from past players are everywhere in this world.Learning to filter and decipher Secrets can drastically cut time and even allow you to skip longer tutorial segments.
15. There are Cheat Codes
This game is rigged for your benefit. Certain values can have a profound impact on your experience. Increasing your positive thinking, love, kindness and other traits are overpowered abilities that make the game work in your favor.16.

17.  COPYRIGHT JAMES BYTES 04.24.94. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.


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THE BACHELOR RATING: 5.5 /10 --> Not good enough to recommend
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Actor Chris O'Donnell took a two-year hiatus from showbiz after his last disastrous cinematic entity, better known to many as BATMAN & ROBIN, and dedicated most of that time to getting rid of his own designation as bachelor, by marrying his long-time love, Caroline Fentress. They recently had a baby daughter, named Lily Ann, so Chris is just about ready to become a bachelor again...well, at least on film.
PLOT: A lifetime bachelor cannot seem to get the proper motivation to ask his three-year girlfriend to marry him. Unfortunately for him, his grandfather's will provides him with only 24 hours to get married in order to receive his $100 million dollars fortune. If he does not get married within that time frame, he will get nothing.
CRITIQUE: Add this film to my list of "not good enough to recommend" romantic comedies from the past year which includes YOU'VE GOT MAIL, NOTTING HILL and RUNAWAY BRIDE. Every one of these films seemed to include a tailor-made script idea which might've read nicely on paper, but ultimately lacked the proper "oomph", once produced and presented onto the big screen. Big stars and a catchy concept do not a romantic comedy make. A film would require romance and humor for that designation. This film essentially suffers from a lackluster script which actually starts off on a fun note, but quickly dissolves into many unfunny scenarios featuring the "bachelor" in question chasing after his ex-girlfriends in the hopes of marriage. Very little humor shows up in any of these scenes. Isn't it also interesting how every single one of his ex-girlfriends apparently had completely different qualities about them? Usually folks tend to go out with people with reasonably similar characteristics, but not our boy! Toss that in with a distracting 10-second cameo from singer Mariah Carey, whose part is all but shown in the commercials of this film, and Brooke Shields attempting to be funny, and you see where I'm going with this.
It's too bad because O'Donnell is actually pretty good in this film as your standard Joe Schmoe "afraid of commitment" guy, and some funny scenes do make an appearance near the end of this film (I'm sorry but the sight of all those brides in the church was pretty funny...). But all in all, the film lacked the overall comedic elements needed for a hearty recommendation for a visit to the theatres. O'Donnell's sidekick Lange is just as annoying in this film as he was as the sidekick in LOST & FOUND (5/10) and DIRTY WORK (5/10), and the romance element is also quite weak. This is nothing more than your typical "video movie", the type you'd rent on a slow night, after a hard day's work when you and your love-hubby just want to sit around, shut off your brains for an hour and a half and snicker at a couple of clever moments. It's also the type of movie which leaves very little to discuss once done, and might actually be appreciated more by men who themselves are afraid to commit (the whole Mustang horse analogy was kinda funny). Light, safe, funny in some moments, tired and unfunny in others, recommended on video only.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Chris O'Donnell's friends call him "OD", and his middle name is Eugene. He also co-executive produced this film (his first) and garnered his first role on the big screen in 1990's MEN DON'T LEAVE. He got his start in a McDonald's commercial. Renee Zellweger's friends call her "Zelly". I suppose this fact is widely known by now but Renee does bear an uncanny resemblance to singer Jewel. Renee's mom is Norwegian and her dad, Swiss. Near the end of the film, a woman who wants to marry the bachelor claims to have a "degree from Princeton, just like Brooke Shields!". A cute reference to the actress who plays Berkley in this film. Speaking of Princeton, word on the street is that Brooke once dated TV's "Superman" Dean Caine, while both were attending the prestigious University. Her full name is Christa Brooke Camille Shields. It is through the help of the Internet, that costume designer Terry Dresbach stumbled across one Phyllis Kelley's "Brides to Be," a retail bridal consignment store in Glastonbury, Connecticut. Phyllis had over 800 different wedding dresses stored in her home that she was ready to sell off for one lump sum. This film is a remake of the 1925 Buster Keaton silent film called SEVEN CHANCES. This is screenwriter Steve Cohen's first produced screenplay.
Review Date: November 7, 1999 Director: Garry Sinyor Writer: Steve Cohen Producers: Bing Howenstein and Lloyd Segan Actors: Chris O'Donnell as Jimmie Shannon Renee Zellweger as Anne Artie Lange as Marco Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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Fresche Legacy (formerly Speedware) modernizes legacy applications and manages legacy environments. With more than 35 years in the industry, and a client list of top Fortune 500 companies, Fresche Legacy helps companies align IT with key business goals to increase financial performance, improve market competitiveness, remove risk and add value. We re-host, re-write and re-architect business-critical applications where needed, plus we have the knowledge and experience to plan, manage and support the entire process. We handle the full lifecycle of your project from concept to maintenance, and with our disciplined and unique five-step methodology, we ensure success on every project.
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Knowledge of these critical applications allows developers to easily update and incorporate ongoing changes to the base system, ensuring productivity and consistency.
X-Analysis key features:
-Automated graphical documentation: abstracts code implementation and makes it easy for IT to visualize and understand application design and flow.
-Powerful impact analysis tracks where used information starting from a single field or variable through all iterations and associated variables and fields.
Extraction of relational data models from RPG/COBOL/SYNON facilitates database modernization and re-engineering efforts.
- Extraction of business rules from RPG/COBOL enables IT to cross-reference, consolidate and store business rules, exposing the business logic that forms the nucleus of the application.
- Design, quality and complexity metrics help IT measure and track program complexities against established benchmarks such as Cyclomatic, Halstead, and Maintainability Index.
- Automated RPG/COBOL/SYNON and DB Conversion allows IT to transform legacy assets into modern languages and databases quickly, and without exposing the business to risk.
In addition, newlook's rule-based approach enables you to transform an entire application in just a few minutes, with dynamic recognition automatically reflecting changes in your code.
The power of the looksoftware IDE lets you customize, extend, and integrate application interfaces for any audience on any device.
Like our entire toolset, newlook is fully enabled for RPG Open Access. With a single modernization effort delivering graphical interfaces to an infinate number of devices, newlook handles the complexity of application modernization, and lets you deliver the user experience your application deserves.
Use soarchitect to point & click your way to services that you can either publish to the web with lookserver, or use to simplify navigation within an application. soarchitect also lets you integrate multiple, disparate applications behind a single, unified, smart interface, without requiring access to any source code.
In addition, soarchitect enables you to package application functionality as callable web services. Our point & click functionality simplifies the process of defining services, and lookserver publishes these to the web.
The looksoftware suite's renew product ensures a world-class user experience, retaining the time-tested functionality of your IBM i applications, whilst generating new modules and applications using the .NET framework.
Alternatively, you can greatly reduce the cost, time and risk of developing entirely new applications by using renew. Harness the power and reliability of the IBM i with the incredible user experience offered by .NET.
renew really is the best of both worlds!
smartclient provides the responsiveness required for administrative users, coupled with a degree of desktop integration that goes far beyond the capabilities of any HTML client. You can enjoy the richness of the native environment for the users who need it, while still supporting web and mobile access with the same application.
With support for features such as type-ahead and keyboard buffering, smartclient gives the best of both worlds: A rich graphical interface coupled with the instant responsiveness of 5250.
Administrative, customer-facing or data-entry users can benefit from increased ease of use and rich desktop controls while still enjoying the speed of a native application.
The result is productivity increases of up to 40%, and much happier staff.
RPG Open Access gives you the ability to create new application functionality in RPG with modern architecture, but what about your existing code? With openlook, you can simply OA-enable your existing code, or seamlessly blend OA and non-OA applications in the same session.
Maximize the value of your existing application investments while securing the long-term future of your systems with a clearly defined path forward on IBM i.
RPG has a future - and it's called openlook!
It will transform your i OS screens into fully-functional graphical splendor, and even enable you to download spool files and reports to PDF.
Oh, and did we mention it's free?
It includes all of the necessary components to design, develop, test, and execute applications - all from within a single development and run-time environment. Speedware V7 combines the Rapid Application Development concept with state-of-the-art high-level scripting language to deliver fast results.
Media rapidly transforms raw data from multiple sources into valuable corporate information using a variety of flexible OLAP configurations, including relational, multidimensional, relational/multidimensional hybrid and vectorial.
Through its intuitive dashboards, Media provides an interactive interface with rich graphs and charts that allow users to quickly identify trends and relationships normally hidden in data.
Available in both Web and desktop client interfaces, Media facilitates analytical slicing and dicing, drill-downs, cross-dimensional calculations and forecasting to empower data analysis at all organizational levels.
Speedware application enhancement, Speedware custom programming,
Expert Speedware personnel, Speedware education, Application
documentation : Onsite or Offsite; Short or Long term; Temporary
or Permanent; Basic or Customized.
Fresche Legacys Modernization Audit service provides an objective, third-party evaluation of your projects health with recommendations for success so you can move forward with peace of mind. Fresche Legacy has been providing IT solutions for over 30 years, and has helped hundreds of customers complete their modernization projects successfully.
Technology profile
All of our products are designed to help you analyze, modernize and optimize your legacy application environment. Providing you with a 360-degree view of your existing application landscape, our automated products give you the the insight you need to analyze your IT and business situation, develop a modernization plan, and carry out your modernization needs.
And we are developers too. Thats why we build products that are simplistic, allow you to be productive quickly and are made with quality.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Speedware currently has partnerships with Hewlett-Packard andIBM, and is a Microsoft Solution Provider. We have an active
channels partner program. We are interested in technology
partnerships or co-marketing with other software
solution providers whose products or services offer synergy with
ours.
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Iceland
- Israel
- Italy
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Luxembourg
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Philippines
- Portugal
- Saudi Arabia
- Singapore
- Spain
- Sweden
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Actively pursuing:
- India
- South Africa
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Knowledge of these critical applications allows developers to easily update and incorporate ongoing changes to the base system, ensuring productivity and consistency.
X-Analysis key features:
-Automated graphical documentation: abstracts code implementation and makes it easy for IT to visualize and understand application design and flow.
-Powerful impact analysis tracks where used information starting from a single field or variable through all iterations and associated variables and fields.
Extraction of relational data models from RPG/COBOL/SYNON facilitates database modernization and re-engineering efforts.
- Extraction of business rules from RPG/COBOL enables IT to cross-reference, consolidate and store business rules, exposing the business logic that forms the nucleus of the application.
- Design, quality and complexity metrics help IT measure and track program complexities against established benchmarks such as Cyclomatic, Halstead, and Maintainability Index.
- Automated RPG/COBOL/SYNON and DB Conversion allows IT to transform legacy assets into modern languages and databases quickly, and without exposing the business to risk.
In addition, newlook's rule-based approach enables you to transform an entire application in just a few minutes, with dynamic recognition automatically reflecting changes in your code.
The power of the looksoftware IDE lets you customize, extend, and integrate application interfaces for any audience on any device.
Like our entire toolset, newlook is fully enabled for RPG Open Access. With a single modernization effort delivering graphical interfaces to an infinate number of devices, newlook handles the complexity of application modernization, and lets you deliver the user experience your application deserves.
Use soarchitect to point & click your way to services that you can either publish to the web with lookserver, or use to simplify navigation within an application. soarchitect also lets you integrate multiple, disparate applications behind a single, unified, smart interface, without requiring access to any source code.
In addition, soarchitect enables you to package application functionality as callable web services. Our point & click functionality simplifies the process of defining services, and lookserver publishes these to the web.
The looksoftware suite's renew product ensures a world-class user experience, retaining the time-tested functionality of your IBM i applications, whilst generating new modules and applications using the .NET framework.
Alternatively, you can greatly reduce the cost, time and risk of developing entirely new applications by using renew. Harness the power and reliability of the IBM i with the incredible user experience offered by .NET.
renew really is the best of both worlds!
smartclient provides the responsiveness required for administrative users, coupled with a degree of desktop integration that goes far beyond the capabilities of any HTML client. You can enjoy the richness of the native environment for the users who need it, while still supporting web and mobile access with the same application.
With support for features such as type-ahead and keyboard buffering, smartclient gives the best of both worlds: A rich graphical interface coupled with the instant responsiveness of 5250.
Administrative, customer-facing or data-entry users can benefit from increased ease of use and rich desktop controls while still enjoying the speed of a native application.
The result is productivity increases of up to 40%, and much happier staff.
RPG Open Access gives you the ability to create new application functionality in RPG with modern architecture, but what about your existing code? With openlook, you can simply OA-enable your existing code, or seamlessly blend OA and non-OA applications in the same session.
Maximize the value of your existing application investments while securing the long-term future of your systems with a clearly defined path forward on IBM i.
RPG has a future - and it's called openlook!
It will transform your i OS screens into fully-functional graphical splendor, and even enable you to download spool files and reports to PDF.
Oh, and did we mention it's free?
It includes all of the necessary components to design, develop, test, and execute applications - all from within a single development and run-time environment. Speedware V7 combines the Rapid Application Development concept with state-of-the-art high-level scripting language to deliver fast results.
Media rapidly transforms raw data from multiple sources into valuable corporate information using a variety of flexible OLAP configurations, including relational, multidimensional, relational/multidimensional hybrid and vectorial.
Through its intuitive dashboards, Media provides an interactive interface with rich graphs and charts that allow users to quickly identify trends and relationships normally hidden in data.
Available in both Web and desktop client interfaces, Media facilitates analytical slicing and dicing, drill-downs, cross-dimensional calculations and forecasting to empower data analysis at all organizational levels.
Speedware application enhancement, Speedware custom programming,
Expert Speedware personnel, Speedware education, Application
documentation : Onsite or Offsite; Short or Long term; Temporary
or Permanent; Basic or Customized.
Fresche Legacys Modernization Audit service provides an objective, third-party evaluation of your projects health with recommendations for success so you can move forward with peace of mind. Fresche Legacy has been providing IT solutions for over 30 years, and has helped hundreds of customers complete their modernization projects successfully.
Technology
Technology profile
All of our products are designed to help you analyze, modernize and optimize your legacy application environment. Providing you with a 360-degree view of your existing application landscape, our automated products give you the the insight you need to analyze your IT and business situation, develop a modernization plan, and carry out your modernization needs.
And we are developers too. Thats why we build products that are simplistic, allow you to be productive quickly and are made with quality.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Speedware currently has partnerships with Hewlett-Packard andIBM, and is a Microsoft Solution Provider. We have an active
channels partner program. We are interested in technology
partnerships or co-marketing with other software
solution providers whose products or services offer synergy with
ours.
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Iceland
- Israel
- Italy
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Luxembourg
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Philippines
- Portugal
- Saudi Arabia
- Singapore
- Spain
- Sweden
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Actively pursuing:
- India
- South Africa


What If Rivian Built A Hardcore Off-Road Racing Truck?
It wouldn’t look out of place in the Baja 1000.
by Martin BiggAfter lots of teasing, Tesla will finally unveil its new Blade Runner-inspired Cybertruck this week. Tesla won't be the first automaker to enter this segment, however, as electric startup Rivian presented the R1T pickup nearly a year ago, setting the standard with its impressive performance and range. Rivian is also making an electric SUV called the R1S. But what if the electric startup created a hardcore racing truck based on the R1T?
To find out what such creation could look like, the Rivian Owners Forum has mocked up a speculative render of a Rivian R1T racing truck that wouldn't look out of place in the Baja 1000.
The artists have envisioned Rivian's hypothetical racing truck with similar specifications to vehicles that compete in the Baja 1000. These include an aerodynamic body, beefy suspension travel, a safety cage, and larger wheels on chunky off-road tires. All of these modifications would clearly enhance the truck's off-road capability while making it look more aggressive.
It still retains some aspects of the production model, however, such as a quad-motor setup and 180kWh battery pack that produces 754 horsepower, 826 lb-ft of torque, and 400 miles of range in the range-topping model. With this setup, 0-62 mph takes just three seconds. Other models will also be available with smaller 105-kWh and 135-kWh battery packs.
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With a ground clearance of up to 14.1 inches and approach and departure angles of 34 and 30 degrees, the Rivian R1T is already a highly capable off-roader without these modifications, but the racing version would no doubt take it to the next level with even better capability, more power, and less weight.
We'd love to see a hardcore Rivian R1T in the vein of the Ford F-150 Raptor enter production, but it will have to remain a fantasy for now. Customer deliveries for the Rivian R1T are expected to start in late 2020, with prices starting at $69,000.


SkiBnB is a web application based on the popular website Airbnb. It utilizes React and Redux for the frontend of the application and Rails for the backend. It allows hosts to list their winter sport friendly homes for rent to the general public on a day to day basis. Users can search for and book homes as well as review their stays.
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Planetary is a visualization that models the movement of a customized planetary system tailored to the user's specifications. The user can predetermine the number of celestial bodies in the system and other relevant properties and allow physics to take over when the visualization starts!
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Aesop's Fables
by Aesop
Aesop's Fables is a collection of tales by the Greek storyteller Aesop. Most of the tales included here were translated and edited by Reverend George Fyler Townsend (1814-1900) in England and published under the title, Aesop's Fables. Townsend's translations were influential on many subsequent collections of fables. Some of the tales included here were taken from the book How to Tell Stories to Children and Some Stories To Tell, by Sara Cone Bryant and published in London in 1918. In some cases, we have included both Townsend's version and Bryant's version of the same tale.
Source: This book was compiled by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology and includes passages from multiple sources. Please refer to the passage pages for further source information.
- “The Ant and the Grasshopper”
- The ants have plenty. The grasshopper is starving. He begs for food. The ants point out that he could have stored up food for winter.
- “Avaricious and Envious”
- Two neighbors were in constant competition with each other, so Jupiter granted them a wish to teach them a lesson.
 The fly escapes the slap and once again torments him. This time feeling wiser the man does not slap his head.
- “The Bat and the Weasels”
- A bat uses whatever best choice he has at the time to save himself from predators.
- “The Bats, the Birds, and the Beasts”
- The beasts and the birds are preparing for a conflict. Each group invites the bat to join with them. After the conflict is settled the bat wishes to be friends but neither group will have him.
- “The Bear and the Fox”
- A bear and a fox have different views of the bear’s attitude towards what he eats.
- “Belling the Cat”
- The mice want to be safe from their enemy, the cat. One mouse had an idea to put a bell on the cat to warn the mice when the cat was near.
- “The Belly and the Members”
- The parts of the body feel they are working very hard and the belly is not. They decide to stop working until the belly works harder. The consequences of this decision gave the body parts an important lesson on teamwork.
- “The Boy Hunting Locusts”
- It’s the intention rather than the action that makes a good choice.

- “The Bundle of Sticks”
- A father teaches his sons the value of working together.
- “The Cat-Maiden”
- Jupiter and Venus argue if a living being can change its nature. Jupiter changes a cat into a maiden and has her marry. Venus lets loose a mouse during the wedding to see how she reacts. The maiden pounces on the mouse.
- “The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller”
- Two friends decide not to move in together because of their very opposite professions.
- “The Crow and the Pitcher”
- A thirsty Crow found a pitcher with very little water which he could not reach. He was able to quench his thirst and save his life in an innovative way.
 However, the Wolf would also be collared and chained. The Wolf decides he would rather be free and hungry than chained and well fed.

- “The Donkey and the Grasshopper”
- A donkey wishing to sing like the grasshoppers inquires about their diet. To sing like them he changes his diet to theirs and perishes.
- “The Donkey in the Lion’s Skin”
- A donkey disguised himself as a lion and was found out when he brayed.
- “The Donkey, the Fox, and the Lion”
- When a lion threatens to eat the fox and the donkey, the fox betrays his companion in an effort to rescue himself. In the end, the one who tried to keep himself out of danger was the first to be eaten.
- “The Farmer and the Cranes”
- First a farmer chases cranes out of his field. When they keep returning he shoots rocks at them with a sling shot. If words don’t work you must fight.
- “The Farmer and the Snake”
- A fable about a farmer who cares for a snake that then turns to bite him
- “The Father and His Sons”
- A fable about a father whose sons were not able to get along.
- “The Fawn and His Mother”
- A young fawn asks his mother why she is afraid of barking hounds. He points out how much faster, larger, and well armed with horns she is. Her answer shows her lack of courage.
- “The Fisher and the Little Fish”
- After fishing all day a fisherman has ony caught a tiny fish. The Fish begs to be put back in the water. The fisherman does not do so.
- “The Flies and the Honeypot”
- Flies are drawn to spilled honey. After over-eating they find they cannot pull their feet out of the honey and fly away. When you are greedy, you may not know when you have enough and pay a very high price.
- “The Four Oxen and the Lion”
- The importance of working together, even through disagreements.
- “The Fox and the Cat”
- A Fox was boasting to a Cat of his hundred ways of excaping enemies. When they heard a pack of houds coming the Cat ran up a tree and hid. The Fox though of many ways to escape, and while he debated the hounds caught him and the hungers killed him.
- “The Fox and the Crow”
- After telling Mistress Crow how much he admires her, Master Fox is able to trick her into dropping her meal. Master Fox snaps it up and eats it. Mistress Crow learns a hard lesson about insincere compliments.
 He jumps to reach them several times. He is not able to reach them. As he leaves he decideds the grapes are probably sour and he wouldn’t like them anyway.
- “The Fox and the Lion”
- The Fox saw the Lion and was terribly frightened. Next time he watched from a safe distance. The third time he passed the time of day with the Lion.
- “The Fox and the Mosquitoes”
- A Fox got its tail tangled in a bush and could not move. A number of Mosqitoes began biting the trapped Fox. A hedgehog offered to drive the mosqitoes away, but the fox refused.
- “The Fox and the Stork”
- The Fox served the Stork soup in a shallow dish. The Stork could not lap it up. The Stork served the Fox dinner in a long-necked jar into which the Fox could not lap. Does one bad turn deserve another?
- “The Fox, the Rooster, and the Dog”
- A Fox saw a Rooster sitting high beyond his reach in a hen-coop. He began to talk to the Rooster saying that King Lion had declared no beast may hurt a bird but all must live in friendship. When he saw a Dog coming toward him he ran saying the Dog may not have heard of King Lion’s decree.
- “The Fox Without a Tail”
- A Fox caught its tail in a trap and lost it. He felt ashamed. To feel better he asked the other foxes to do away with their tails.
- The Frog and the Ox
- A frog in an attempt to prove he is bigger than an ox blows himself up until he bursts. Be careful about how great you need to be. It can lead to your demise.
- The Frog and the Ox
- A fable about a big frog and a little frog that teaches how self-conceit leads to self-destruction.
- “The Goose with the Golden Eggs”
- A countryman found an egg in a Goose nest which proved to be solid gold. The countryman became weathy selling the continuous supply of golden eggs the Goose laid. Soon he grew greedy and thinking to get all the gold at once, he killed the Goose. He found nothing inside the Goose.
- “The Hare and the Tortoise”
- The Hare boasted of never being beaten in a race. The Tortoise accepted this challenge. The Hare stopped during the race for a nap and woke to find the Tortise about to cross the finish line.
- “The Hart and the Hunter”
- The Hart admires his antlers and dislikes his slim and slight legs. When escaping from a hunter, his legs swiftly carry him away, but his antlers get caught in a tree. This allows the hunter to come up on him. Sometimes we don’t appreciate what is most important. What is most valuable, the beautiful antlers or the skinny legs?
- “The Hart in the Ox-Stall”
- An animal being chased by hounds hids in the hay in a barn. When the hunters come into the barn they are told by the stable boys that they could see nothing. Shortly afterwards the master came in. He saw something unusual. He asked what the things sticking out of the hay might be. The Hart was discovered and done away with. Moral: Nothing escapes the eye of the master.
- “Hercules and the Wagoner”
- A carter prayed for help when his wagon became stuck. Hercules gave him some advice about helping himself and praying.
- “Hercules and the Waggoner”
- A Waggoner’s wheels sank deep into the mud. The horses could not pull it out. He prayed to Hercules for help. Hercules told him to help himself by helping the horses pull.
- “The Herdsman and the Lost Bull”
- A herdsman loses a calf. He bargains with the deities. He will sacrifice a lamb if they will help him find the calf.
- “The Horse, Hunter, and Stag”
- A Horse and Stag quarreled. The Horse asked a Hunter to help him catch the Stag. The Horse agreed to wear a bridle and saddle to help the Hunter help him. After catching the Stag the Hunter would not take the bridle and saddle off.
- “The Jay and the Peacock”
- A Jay ties peacock feathers to his tail to appear more grandiose. The peacocks plucked away the feathers. The jays would not accept him back saying it takes more than fine feathers to make fine birds.
- “The Kingdom of the Lion”
- The king of beasts, the Lion, makes an effort to bring peace between all of the birds and beasts over which he has reign. Having completed his ruling, one of the animals has a comment. This fable has a surprise ending.
- “The Labourer and the Nightingale”
- A man who loved the Nightingale’s song set a trap for it and captured it. Since nightingales never sing in cages the man decided to eat it. The Nightingale bargained not to be eaten and to be set free. In return he would tell the man 3 things far bettter than eating him.
- The Lion and the Mouse
- The Lion wakes as a mouse runs across his face. He caught the mouse who begs to be let go with a promise to help the Lion someday. Later, the Lion is captured by hunters. The mouse gnaws the rope and sets the Lion free.
- The Lion and the Mouse
- A little Mouse wakened a sleeping Lion.  Someday he might be able to do a good turn for the Lion. The Lion let the Mouse go. Much later, when the Lion was trapped the mouse gnawed the ropes holding him.
- “The Lion and the Statue”
- A Man and a Lion talked about the strength of men and lions. Each believed his species was stronger. The Man showed the Lion a statue of Hercules overcoming the Lion. The Lion believed this proved nothing because a man made the statue.
- “The Lion in Love”
- A lion goes to extremes to be allowed to marry the maiden he loves.
- “The Lion, the Fox, and the Beasts”
- Seeing that the Lion appeared to be dying, a Goat, Sheep, and a Calf came to receive the last wishes of the Lord of Beasts. Soon the Lion seemed to recover and saw a Fox. He asked why the fox did not come to pay his respects. The Fox responded that he saw hoof-marks going into the Lion’s cave and none coming out.
- “The Man and His Two Wives”
- A man’s two wives each want his hair a different way.
- “The Man and the Lion”
- A Man and a Lion each boast of their strength. Upon seeing a statue of a Man strangling a Lion the Man points out how strong man is. The Lion replies that if the statue had been made by Lions Man would be under the Lion’s paw.
- “The Man and the Satyr”
- A Man lost in a wood on a cold night was promised lodging for the night by the Satyr. The Satyr asked the Man why kept blowing on his hands. The Man replied that his breath warmed them. Once home with the Satyr he was given a hot bowl of food. He raised the spoonful and blew on it. The Satyr asked why he was now blowing on the food. The man replied that he was cooling the food which was too hot. Immediately the Satyr threw him out because he would not have anything to do with a person who could blow hot and cold.
- “The Man and the Serpent”
- A man takes revenge on a serpent that killed his son by cutting his tail. The serpent takes revenge on the man by killing his cattle. When both are satisfied with their revenge, the man tries to be friends with the serpent, but the serpent cannot forgive the loss of his tail. Moral: Injuries may be forgiven, but not forgotten.
- “The Man and the Wood”
- A Man with an axe begged the Trees for a branch. The good-natured Trees gave him one of their branches. The man fixed it into the axe and began cutting down trees.
- “The Man, the Boy, and the Donkey”
- A Man and his son were going to market with their Donkey.  After thinking hard the Man and his son tied the Donkey to a pole and began to carry him. The Donkey ended up falling over a bridge and drowning. An old man who had seen all of this pointed out that in trying to please everyone they had pleased no one.
- “The Milkmaid and Her Pail”
- Patty the Milkmaid was going to market carrying milk in a Pail on her head. She began thinking of what she would do with the money she would get for the milk. She dreamed of a new frock and hat.  The Pail fell off, the milk was spilt, and she had to tell her mother what she had done.
- “The Miser and His Gold”
- Once a Miser hid his gold at the foot of a tree. Every week he would dig it up and delight in how much was there. A robber noticed, dug up the gold, and took it away. When the Miser discovered his gold was gone a neighbor told him to come look at the hole in the ground as it would do just as much good as looking at the gold.
- “The Mole and His Mother”
- The Mole, naturally blind from birth, believes he can see with his eyes.
- “The Mountain in Labor”
- A mountain was making groans and noises. Crowds came to see what was the matter. When they saw the answer they thought: Don’t make much ado about nothing.
- “The Nurse and the Wolf”
- A wolf overhears a child’s Nurse threaten to throw him out the window if he cries. The child cries, but when the Nurse sees the wolf she calls the dogs to chase the disappointed wolf away. The moral being, “Enemies’ promises were made to be broken.”
- “The Peacock and Juno”
- A peacock asked Juno for a beautiful voice in addition to beautiful feathers. Being Juno’s favorite bird didn’t seem enough. However, the voice was not granted.
- “The Piglet, the Sheep, and the Goat”
- A pig has reason to cry out.
- “The Pomegranate, Apple-Tree, and Bramble”
- Every thing would like to be thought of as greater in the world than it is, and it first thinks itself so.
- “The Rooster and the Pearl”
- The Rooster uncovers a precious pearl beneath the hay in the barnyard. Knowing it was a treasure in the world of people, he was not excited about what he had found for himself.
- “The Raven and the Swan”
- A raven tries to be something he is not.

- “The Serpent and the File”
- A Serpent takes his anger out on a file which scratched him. He could do not harm and had to give up his anger.
- “The Sick Lion”
- As a Lion lay dying his subjects drew near. When the lion seemed on the point of death several animals decided to pay him off for old grudges. Moral: Only cowards insult dying majesty.
- “The Swallow and the Crow”
- A swallow and a crow argue about the value of their feathers.
- “The Swallow and the Other Birds”
- A country man sows hemp seeds and a swallow warns the birds to eat all the seeds up, the birds did not take the swallow’s advice and the seeds grew into a net of cords that caught the birds.
- “The Tortoise and the Eagle”
- A turtle who wishes to fly is destroyed when the wish is fulfilled. As the turtle is dying the realization comes that we should be careful what we wish for.
- “The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse”
- The Town Mouse visits the Country Mouse. The food was different from what the Town Mouse was used to. He complained and invited the Country Mouse to visit him in the city. During the Country Mouse’s visit he was frightened by his experiences.
- “The Traveler and His Dog”
- The Traveler is ready to leave on the journey when he sees his Dog in the doorway stretching. He snaps at the dog to get ready, blaming the dog for delaying them. Moral: The one who is late sometimes blames the tardiness on others who are already ready.
- “The Tree and the Reed”
- A boastful tree makes fun of a lowly reed but is blown to the ground by a hurricane. The reed is flexible in the wind and survives. Moral: obscurity often brings safety.
- “The Two Crabs”
- A mother crab was teaching her young one how to walk when he told her to follow her own plan and show him. Why would he say that?
- “The Two Fellows and the Bear”
- Two Fellows were traveling through a wood. A Bear rushed out upon them. One traveler hid himself among the leaves of a branch from a tree. The other threw himself on the ground. The Bear after much sniffing walked away. The fellow in the tree asked what Master Bruin whispered. His friend answered, “Never trust a friend who deserts you at a pinch.”
- “The Two Pots”
- A strong pot and a fragile pot are afloat in a stream, and if the stream’s currents should cause them to bump each other, the fragile pot will be hurt.
 When the Crane demanded payment the Wolf told her she was already rewarded for escaping his jaws.
- “The Wolf and the Kid”
- A Kid perched on top of a house saw a Wolf passing by. He began to shout angrily at the Wolf. Moral: It is easy to be brave from a safe distance.
- “The Wolf and the Lamb”
- A Wolf looks for an excuse to justify eating a lamb. The lamb wouldn’t give the Wolf satisfaction, so the wolf ate the lamb anyway.
- “The Wind and the Sun”
- The Wind and Sun argued about who was stronger. They decided whichever could cause a traveler to take off his cloak would be seen as stronger. The Wind blew and the traveler wrapped his cloak more tightly around himself. The Sun shone and soon the traveler found it to hot to walk with his cloak on.
- “The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing”
- This story gave rise to the idiom: “A wolf in sheep’s clothing.” A wolf covers himself with a sheepskin so he can hide in a herd of sheep. His plan is to get close to a sheep so he can attack successfully.
- “The Woodman and the Serpent”
- A Woodman took a Serpent that appeared to be dead home to warm it. As the Serpent came to life again a child reached out to touch it. The Serpent was about to sting the child when the Woodman cut the Serpent in two.
- The Dog in the Manger
- A dog makes a bed out of an ox’s straw-filled manger. Enraged when the ox returns and awakens him from his nap, the dog barks and bites at the ox, not allowing him to have his straw.


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EGO Vehicle Dynamics
SVL Simulator supports multiple dynamics models for EGO vehicles. The default dynamics model is a C# based model that uses Unity's PhysX physics engine and components. The model receives controller input and applies force to the Unity wheel colliders. For users who would like to change or replace vehicle dynamics with their own models, the simulator offers the following ways to do so.
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Simple Model Interface - pure C# dynamics
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Full Model Interface - FMI 2.0 supported dynamics
Simple Model Interface top#
Simple Model Interface is our pure C# dynamic model. SVL Simulator vehicles that are provided, use the VehicleSMI class. It is located in Assets -> Scripts -> Dynamics -> Examples. This class inherits IVehicleDynamics and has required methods for simulation. Users can make any pure C# dynamic model class as long as it inherits IVehicleDynamics and is compiled in SVL Simulator run-time executable. If creating a new SMI class, place in Assets -> Scripts -> Dynamics folder. Future updates will create a dll of the class so it won't need to be compiled in the simulator executable.
Simple Model Interface Setup top#
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Create or select an EGO vehicle prefab in the Project panel only, not in scene
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Double click this EGO vehicle prefab. This opens the prefab editor scene
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Remove VehicleSMI.cs from the vehicle component list in the Inspector panel. This is the component that you are replacing with your own
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Add your new c# dynamics class component that inherits IVehicleDynamics
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If you plan to use Unity's physics engine, be sure to look at how VehicleSMI caches references to the wheel colliders and wheel meshes. This AxleInfo, in the C# example, enables you to apply force to the wheels and match the movement to the wheel models.
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Set any public references needed for your new dynamics model and save the prefab, Ctrl-S
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Open Simulator -> Build... to open the SVL Simulator bundle creation window
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Select Ego vehicle
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Select Build and after it is completed, in the root of the SVL Simulator you will have a folder called AssetBundles where the new bundles will be created. The new vehicle will be in AssetBundles/Vehicles folder.
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Open Loader.scene, run in editor and open the WebUI by pressing the
Open Browser
button in the Game panel view -
Under Library -> Vehicles select
Add New
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Drag the new bundle into the target area to upload the vehicle or select from file folders.
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Set the vehicle details. Be sure to rename the vehicle so it isn't confused with other dynamics.
- Create a new sensor configuration.
- Publish the new vehicle.
- Create new simulation and select this new vehicle.
Full Model Interface top#
Full Model Interface supports FMI2.0 Functional Mock-up Interface. Since user FMU's can vary greatly, we have provided an exampleFMU.fmu for testing in Windows only. It can be found in the source code in Assets -> Resources. ExampleVehicleFMU.cs is provided to see how the Full Model Interface system works. It is located in Assets -> Scripts -> Dynamics -> Examples. Users can create their own FMU class that inherits from IVehicleDynamics but will need to be compiled with the simulator.
- Create or select an EGO vehicle prefab in the Project panel only, not in scene
- Double click this EGO vehicle prefab. This opens the prefab editor scene
- Remove VehicleSMI.cs from the vehicle component list in the Inspector panel. This is the component that you are replacing
- Add Component ExampleVehicleFMU.cs
ExampleFMU.fmu requires Unity physics solver
- Toggle button Non Unity Physics to Unity Physics
- Set Axles size to 2
- Setup Axles data. You will be dragging gameobjects from the Hierarchy panel to the Inspector panel
- Drag the correct wheel colliders and wheel meshes to public references from the prefab, see SMI setup
- Enable Motor and Steering for the front axle
- Set Brake Bias to 0.5f for front and back axles
Import the ExampleFMU.fmu
- Toggle button Import FMU
- Choose ExampleFMU.fmu in Assets -> Resources -> ExampleFMU.fmu
- FMU will unpack in the repository vehicle folder in External -> Vehicles -> VehicleName -> FMUName folder
- FMUImporter.cs will parse the XML file into FMUData in the VehicleFMU class instance on prefab
- Model Variables will be listed so users can reference by index
- Each model variable has multiple values that are displayed in the scroll area
- Open Simulator -> Build... to open the SVL Simulator bundle creation window
- Select the new Ego vehicle to build
- Select Build and after it is completed, in the root of the SVL Simulator you will have a folder called AssetBundles/Vehicles where the new bundles will be created.
- Open Loader.scene, run in editor and open the WebUI by pressing the Open Browser... button in the Game panel view
- Under Library -> Vehicles select
Add New
- Drag the new bundle into the target area to upload the vehicle or select from file folders.
- Set the vehicle details. Be sure to rename the vehicle so it isn't confused with other dynamics.
- Create a new sensor configuration.
- Publish the new vehicle.
- Create new simulation and select this new vehicle.
Full Model Interface Run-time behavior top#
SVL Simulator only supports one FMU vehicle and for Windows only.


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A previous post introduced some features of using Scala with Vert.x. This post covers how to publish Rest web services in an elegant and simple fashion.
As in the previous post, Examples in Java and Scala are presented, source code been hosted on GitHub as part of lang-scala https://github.com/ouertani/vert.x/tree/master/vertx-lang/vertx-lang-scala
I- Resticle
Resticle is a unit of deployment dedicated to Rest. It provides a new method (“handles”) which can be used by Vert.x to start Rest services. “handles” returns a sequence of rest handlers :
- RestHandler : Action => Response
- Action :
- GET(pattern : String)
- POST (pattern : String)
- PUT (pattern : String)
- DELETE(pattern : String)
- HEAD (pattern : String)
- ALL(pattern : String)
- Response : HttpServerRequest => Any
- OK, Unauthorized,....
In this tutorial we will be working with the SampleResticle class, for both scala and java.
II - Hello World
Vert.x provides a powerful routing and route matching mechanism, which simplifies the routing of HTTP requests to different handlers based on pattern matching on the request path.
In Hello World snippet, let us publish a static GET service :
Scala
SampleResticle.scala
class SampleResticle extends Resticle
{
override def handles =
{ GET("/hello") :> OK( _ => "world ") }
}
Java
public class SampleResticle extends Verticle {
public void start() {
HttpServer server = vertx.createHttpServer();
RouteMatcher routeMatcher = new RouteMatcher();
routeMatcher.get("/hello", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
req.response.end("world");
}
});
server.requestHandler(routeMatcher).listen(8080, "localhost");
}
}
III- Chaining Handlers
Using Resticle we can chain handlers quit easily. The following snippets create static GET and DELETE services :
Scala
class SampleResticle extends Resticle
{
override def handles =
{ GET("/hello") :> OK( _ => "world ") } ++
{ DELETE("/posts") :> Unauthorized {_ => "Not allowed user" }}
}
Java
public class SampleResticle extends Verticle {
public void start() {
HttpServer server = vertx.createHttpServer();
RouteMatcher routeMatcher = new RouteMatcher();
routeMatcher.get("/hello", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
req.response.end("world");
}
});
routeMatcher.delete("/posts", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =401;
req.response.end("Not allowed user");
}
});
server.requestHandler(routeMatcher).listen(8080, "localhost");
}
}
IV - Value path
Vert.x pattern matching lets you extract values from the path and use them as parameters in the request.
Scala : ( Using String interpolation)
class SampleResticle extends Resticle
{
override def handles =
{ GET("/hello") :> OK( _ => "world ") } ++
{ DELETE("/posts") :> Unauthorized {_ => "Not allowed user" }} ++
{ POST("/:blogname") :> OK {req => val param = req.params().get("blogname") ; s"post $param received !" } }
}
Java
public class SampleResticle extends Verticle {
public void start() {
HttpServer server = vertx.createHttpServer();
RouteMatcher routeMatcher = new RouteMatcher();
routeMatcher.get("/hello", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
req.response.end("world");
}
});
routeMatcher.delete("/posts", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =401;
req.response.end("Not allowed user");
}
});
routeMatcher.post("/:blogname", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
String blogName = req.params().get("blogname");
req.response.end("post "+blogName+ " received !");
}
});
server.requestHandler(routeMatcher).listen(8080, "localhost");
}
}
V- Json
Let’s assume we have a Blog class with two String fields title and content :
case class Blog (title :String , content : String) The java equivalent has been relocated to the end of the document due to its verbosity ;).
Publishing an object using Resticle is simple and transparent due to implicit convertor : T => Buffer.
Scala ( Type Class)
object Blog {
implicit def toBuffer(blog : Blog):Buffer = JsonObject.withString("title" -> blog.title).withString("content" -> blog.content)
}
Java ( with explicit convertor )
public class Convertor {
public static JsonObject toJson(Blog blog) {
return new JsonObject().putString("title", blog.getTitle()).putString("content", blog.getContent());
}
}
Scala
class SampleResticle extends Resticle
{
override def handles =
{ GET("/hello") :> OK( _ => "world ") } ++
{ DELETE("/posts") :> Unauthorized {_ => "Not allowed user" }} ++
{ POST("/:blogname") :> OK {req => val param = req.params().get("blogname") ; s"post $param received !" } } ++
{ GET("/:id") :> OK ( _ => Blog("rest","scala & vertx"))}
}
Java
public class SampleResticle extends Verticle {
public void start() {
HttpServer server = vertx.createHttpServer();
RouteMatcher routeMatcher = new RouteMatcher();
routeMatcher.get("/hello", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
req.response.end("world");
}
});
routeMatcher.delete("/posts", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =401;
req.response.end("Not allowed user");
}
});
routeMatcher.post("/:blogname", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
String blogName = req.params().get("blogname");
req.response.end("post "+blogName+ " received !");
}
});
routeMatcher.get("/:id", new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
public void handle(HttpServerRequest req) {
req.response.statusCode =200;
Blog blog = new Blog("rest","scala & vertx");
JsonObject obj = Convertor.toJson(blog);
req.response.end(obj.encode());
}
});
server.requestHandler(routeMatcher).listen(8080, "localhost");
}
}
Java Blog
public class Blog {
private final String title;
private final String content;
public Blog(String title, String content) {
this.title = title;
this.content = content;
}
public String getTitle() {
return title;
}
public String getContent() {
return content;
}
}
Conclusion
Despite the fact that Resticle is in first development step, Rest support is by far simpler and elegant in scala than in java. As described in first tutorial Vert.x java version is burdened with a frightening number of handlers. Will Vert.x 2.0 address this point using Promises/Deferred APIs?


INTRO
The valid.js module provides JavaScript validation framework compatible with NITRO JavaScript client library. The size of valid.js is 16 kilobytes.
API
Client JavaScript validation functions that may prevent sending NITRO #pickle events.
money(e, min, max, msg)
Checks that input value is money.
pay(e, min, max, deptype, msg)
Checks that input value is acceptable payment amount of money.
date(e)
Checks that input value is date.
card(e, msg)
Checks that input value is EMV credit card.
phone(e, minLength, maxLength)
Checks that input value is phone.
min(e, min)
Checks input float value against minimum threshold.
length(e, minlength, maxlength)
Checks input string value against minimum and maximum threshold.
calendar(e)
Checks calendar input value against minimum and maximum threshold.
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About Ganga
- The Ganges is the largest river in India
- Situated along its banks are some of the world's oldest inhabited cities like Varanasi and Patna.
- The Ganges was ranked as the fifth most polluted river of the world in 2007
- Pollution threatens not only humans, but also more than 140 fish species, 90 amphibian species and the endangered Ganges river dolphin.
- The Ganges river basin is one of the most fertile and densely populated regions in the world and covers an area of 1,080,000 km
- The river flows through 29 cities with population over 100,000; 23 cities with population between 50,000 and 100,000, and about 48 towns.
Gangotri Glacier
Gangotri glacier which feeds the river Ganges is 30.2 km long and between 0.5 and 2.5 km wide is one of the largest in the Himalaya. However, Due to global warming it has been receding since 1780, although studies show its retreat quickened after 1971. Over the last 25 years, Gangotri glacier has retreated more than 850 meters, with a recession of 76 meters from 1996 to 1999 alone


TIFF CHANGE INFORMATION
CHANGES IN THE SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION:
CHANGES IN LIBTIFF:
- Support was added for IPTC Newsphoto metadata (TIFFTAGE_IPTCNEWSPHOTO)
- Support was added for photoshop caption handling (TIFFTAG_PHOTOSHOP)
CHANGES IN THE TOOLS:
- Bill Radcliffe's iptcutil was
added to the "contrib" subdirectory . It can convert an IPTC binary
blob to ASCII text and vice-versa. The blob itself can be extracted
from or added to an image with the ImageMagick convert(1)
utility.
TIFF home page.
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The Game Boy Advance's buttons are mapped as follows:
| Up | W |
| Down | S |
| Left | A |
| Right | D |
| A | E |
| B | Q |
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"subject": "Count Me In: Reminder to complete brief survey",
"salutation_self": "Dear {{participant_firstName}},",
"salutation_parent": "Dear {{proxy_firstName}},",
"invitation": "We recently sent you an email with a link to a follow-up survey focused on family history of cancer (information about which of {{\#if proxy_guid}}your child's{{else}}your{{/if}} biological family members may have also been diagnosed with cancer). Information collected as part of this survey can help researchers discover new genetic risk factors that may lead to some types of cancer.",
"survey_timing": "This survey is expected to take approximately 15 minutes to complete, and all questions are optional.",
"login": "As we have not received your completed survey, we are re-sending you the link to your dashboard so that you can access the survey:",
"login_button": "LOGIN TO DASHBOARD",
"feedback": "If you have any feedback or questions at any point and would like to talk to a member of our study staff, please reach out to us at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<PHONE_NUMBER>.",
"closing": "Sincerely,",
"study_team": "The Count Me In Team"
})
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Fire takes hold at Ferndale property
A fire has engulfed a home in Ferndale and threatened another.
A fire is understood to have sparked in the patio of a single-storey brick home on Metcalfe Road near the intersection of Clovelly Crescent just before 9.50am.
“The body of the fire looks to have started in the patio or garage area,” a spokesman said.
They said a house next door had briefly caught fire, but that had been put out.
A St John Ambulance spokesperson said an elderly man was treated at the scene for minor smoke inhalation but was not transported to hospital
Emergency services are at the scene, including eight fire and emergency appliances.
People in the area have been told to remain inside or away from the smoke and fumes. Windows should be closed and air conditioners switched off.
Metcalfe Road and Kinlock Avenue and Metcalfe Road at Bridgeway Avenue have been closed.


Involved Source Files
Package hash provides interfaces for hash functions.
Code Examples
package main
import (
"bytes"
"crypto/sha256"
"encoding"
"fmt"
"log"
)
func main() {
const (
input1 = "The tunneling gopher digs downwards, "
input2 = "unaware of what he will find."
)
first := sha256.New()
first.Write([]byte(input1))
marshaler, ok := first.(encoding.BinaryMarshaler)
if !ok {
log.Fatal("first does not implement encoding.BinaryMarshaler")
}
state, err := marshaler.MarshalBinary()
if err != nil {
log.Fatal("unable to marshal hash:", err)
}
second := sha256.New()
unmarshaler, ok := second.(encoding.BinaryUnmarshaler)
if !ok {
log.Fatal("second does not implement encoding.BinaryUnmarshaler")
}
if err := unmarshaler.UnmarshalBinary(state); err != nil {
log.Fatal("unable to unmarshal hash:", err)
}
first.Write([]byte(input2))
second.Write([]byte(input2))
fmt.Printf("%x\n", first.Sum(nil))
fmt.Println(bytes.Equal(first.Sum(nil), second.Sum(nil)))
}
Package-Level Type Names (total 3, all are exported)
/* sort exporteds by: | */
Hash is the common interface implemented by all hash functions.
Hash implementations in the standard library (e.g. hash/crc32 and
crypto/sha256) implement the encoding.BinaryMarshaler and
encoding.BinaryUnmarshaler interfaces. Marshaling a hash implementation
allows its internal state to be saved and used for additional processing
later, without having to re-write the data previously written to the hash.
The hash state may contain portions of the input in its original form,
which users are expected to handle for any possible security implications.
Compatibility: Any future changes to hash or crypto packages will endeavor
to maintain compatibility with state encoded using previous versions.
That is, any released versions of the packages should be able to
decode data written with any previously released version,
subject to issues such as security fixes.
See the Go compatibility document for background: https://golang.org/doc/go1compat
BlockSize returns the hash's underlying block size.
The Write method must be able to accept any amount
of data, but it may operate more efficiently if all writes
are a multiple of the block size.
Reset resets the Hash to its initial state.
Size returns the number of bytes Sum will return.
Sum appends the current hash to b and returns the resulting slice.
It does not change the underlying hash state.
( T) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error)Hash32(interface)Hash64(interface)
*hash/crc32.digest
*crypto/hmac.hmac
*crypto/md5.digest
*crypto/sha1.digest
*crypto/sha256.digest
*crypto/sha512.digest
crypto/tls.constantTimeHash(interface)
*crypto/tls.cthWrapper
T : io.Writer
func crypto.Hash.New() Hash
func crypto/hmac.New(h func() Hash, key []byte) Hash
func crypto/md5.New() Hash
func crypto/sha1.New() Hash
func crypto/sha256.New() Hash
func crypto/sha256.New224() Hash
func crypto/sha512.New() Hash
func crypto/sha512.New384() Hash
func crypto/sha512.New512_224() Hash
func crypto/sha512.New512_256() Hash
func crypto/tls.cloneHash(in Hash, h crypto.Hash) Hash
func crypto/tls.macSHA1(key []byte) Hash
func crypto/tls.macSHA256(key []byte) Hash
func crypto/rsa.DecryptOAEP(hash Hash, random io.Reader, priv *rsa.PrivateKey, ciphertext []byte, label []byte) ([]byte, error)
func crypto/rsa.EncryptOAEP(hash Hash, random io.Reader, pub *rsa.PublicKey, msg []byte, label []byte) ([]byte, error)
func crypto/rsa.emsaPSSEncode(mHash []byte, emBits int, salt []byte, hash Hash) ([]byte, error)
func crypto/rsa.emsaPSSVerify(mHash, em []byte, emBits, sLen int, hash Hash) error
func crypto/rsa.mgf1XOR(out []byte, hash Hash, seed []byte)
func crypto/tls.cloneHash(in Hash, h crypto.Hash) Hash
func crypto/tls.signedMessage(sigHash crypto.Hash, context string, transcript Hash) []byte
func crypto/tls.tls10MAC(h Hash, out, seq, header, data, extra []byte) []byte
Hash32 is the common interface implemented by all 32-bit hash functions.
BlockSize returns the hash's underlying block size.
The Write method must be able to accept any amount
of data, but it may operate more efficiently if all writes
are a multiple of the block size.
Reset resets the Hash to its initial state.
Size returns the number of bytes Sum will return.
Sum appends the current hash to b and returns the resulting slice.
It does not change the underlying hash state.
( T) Sum32() uint32( T) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error)
*hash/crc32.digest
T : Hash
T : io.Writer
func hash/crc32.New(tab *crc32.Table) Hash32
func hash/crc32.NewIEEE() Hash32
Hash64 is the common interface implemented by all 64-bit hash functions.
BlockSize returns the hash's underlying block size.
The Write method must be able to accept any amount
of data, but it may operate more efficiently if all writes
are a multiple of the block size.
Reset resets the Hash to its initial state.
Size returns the number of bytes Sum will return.
Sum appends the current hash to b and returns the resulting slice.
It does not change the underlying hash state.
( T) Sum64() uint64( T) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error)
T : Hash
T : io.Writer
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#include <financialrecordscreen.h>
◆ FinancialRecordScreen()
| FinancialRecordScreen::FinancialRecordScreen |
( |
QWidget * |
parent = nullptr , |
|
|
QWidget * |
backScreen = nullptr , |
|
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QWidget * |
loginScreen = nullptr , |
|
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Farm * |
f = nullptr , |
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std::string |
current_user = "" |
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) |
| |
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explicit |
This is the default constructor for the Screen FinancialRecords.
◆ ~FinancialRecordScreen()
| FinancialRecordScreen::~FinancialRecordScreen |
( |
| ) |
|
This is the default destructor for the Screen FinancialRecords.
◆ getFarm()
| Farm * FinancialRecordScreen::getFarm |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ on_backButton_clicked
| void FinancialRecordScreen::on_backButton_clicked |
( |
| ) |
|
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privateslot |
Function that performs the action of going back to the previous screen.
◆ on_registerButton_clicked
| void FinancialRecordScreen::on_registerButton_clicked |
( |
| ) |
|
|
privateslot |
Function that performs the action of registering a financial record.
◆ TestFinancialRecordScreenGUI
◆ back_screen_
| QWidget* FinancialRecordScreen::back_screen_ |
|
private |
This attribute contains the reference of the back screen.
◆ current_user_
| std::string FinancialRecordScreen::current_user_ |
|
private |
The nickname of the current user.
◆ farm_
| Farm* FinancialRecordScreen::farm_ |
|
private |
This attribute contains the the Farm.
◆ login_screen_
| QWidget* FinancialRecordScreen::login_screen_ |
|
private |
This attribute contains the reference of the login screen.
◆ ui_
This attribute contains the ui for the FinancialRecords.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


A New Star Wars Holiday Special Will Happen If Jon Favreau Has His Way
by James Whitbrook and Gordon JacksonPatrick Wilson offers updates on Aquaman 2 and The Conjuring 3. Carnival Row adds to its cast for season two. Plus a plethora of DC/CW superhero updates coming your way. Spoilers away!
Master
Deadline reports Regina Hall is attached to star in Master, a forthcoming supernatural horror film from Amazon Studios in which “two African American women at a predominantly white college in Massachusetts” start to experience “haunting activities ingrained in the history of the school.” Hall will play a character named Gail Bishop, the school’s “queer, black master” who “must manage her campus as instances of racism cause tensions while students and faculty are haunted by sinister supernatural forces.”
The Conjuring 3
Speaking with THR, Patrick Wilson described The Conjuring 3 as “a different beast. Pun intended.”
The process [of making Conjuring 3] was fantastic, and it’s a much different feel. “It’s still the same bones; it’s still very much Ed and Lorraine. Again, we are pushing our characters to places they haven’t gone, but the film will be a really nice addition because it’s definitely a different beast. Pun intended.
Aquaman 2
In the same interview, Wilson promised James Wan is conceptually “pushing it even further” with Aquaman 2.
I’m slightly briefed [on Orm-related matters]. I just throw a little dart here and there. I’ll say, ‘So, what about this?’ and [James Wan will] say, ‘Well, this is what I’m thinking.’ I can tell you that even his concepts for Aquaman 2 are pushing it even further.
Prince of Cats
THR reports Spike Lee is attached to direct a film adaptation of Ron Wimberly’s graphic novel, Prince of Cats, a hip-hop retelling of Romeo & Juliet for Legendary.
Untitled Andy Weird Project
According to Deadline, Phil Lord and Chris Miller have acquired the story rights to “an original idea” from The Martian author, Andy Weir. Regrettably, no details on the story are available at this time.
Trolls: World Tour
“Hard Rock Trolls” wage war on different musical genres in the latest trailer for Trolls: World Tour. It’s Disco Demolition Night as enforced by the Stone Protectors!
Carnival Row
Jay Ali has joined the second season of Carnival Row as series regular Kaine, “a Faerie allied with the Black Raven criminal gang, alongside [Cara] Delevingne’s Vignette.”
[Deadline]
The Star Wars Holiday Special
In conversation with Variety, Jon Favreau reiterated he’s legitimately interested in directing a second Star Wars Holiday Special for Disney+.
Oh I would definitely be interested in doing a holiday special. And I’m not going to say who I would be interested in. But one of the people is the member of the cast in an upcoming episode of the show. So we’ll leave it at that for now. I’ve been thinking about it. It’s ready, the ideas are ready. I think it could be really fun. Not as part of this, but there’s an excitement around it because it was so fun and weird, and off and not connected to what Star Wars was in the theatre. The Mandalorian cartoon, the Boba Fett cartoon, from the holiday special was definitely a point of inspiration for what we did in the show.
Here’s a bit of that inspiration he’s referencing.
Arrow
Marc Guggenheim revealed the final two words of spoken dialogue in Arrow’s series finale on Twitter.
Elsewhere, various cast members reflect on the series’ end through social media.
We also have a synopsis for “Purgatory.,” the December 3 episode of Arrow which sees the return of Byron Mann as Yao Fei Gulong.
BYRON MANN GUEST STARS – Oliver’s (Stephen Amell) mission takes him to Lian Yu where he tries to ignore the repercussions of the looming Crisis until he receives help from an old friend. Meanwhile, a united Team Arrow faces a recognisable villain. James Bamford directed the episode written by Rebecca Bellotto & Rebecca Rosenberg (#807). Original airdate 12/3/2019.
Titans
Flickering Myth has images from “E.L._.O.,” the next episode of Titans. Click through for more.
Riverdale
KSiteTV also has images from “In Treatment,” the December 4 episode of Riverdale. Head over there to see the rest.
Batwoman
Kate and Alice “continue their sister/nemesis dance” in the synopsis for “A Mad Tea-Party,” the December 1 episode of Batwoman.
Kate (Ruby Rose) and Alice (Rachel Skarsten) continue their sister/nemesis dance, while Alice and Mouse (guest star Sam Littlefield) construct their most evil plan yet. Mary (Nicole Kang) invites Kate to a special event honouring Catherine (Elizabeth Anweis) and Jacob (Dougray Scott) makes a decision that leaves Kate perplexed. Meagan Tandy and Camrus Johnson also star. Holly Dale directed the episode written by Nancy Kiu (#109). Original airdate 12/1/2019.
Supergirl
Kara’s fight with Mitch Pileggi continues in the synopsis for “The Wrath of Rama Khan,” the mid-season finale of Supergirl.
Supergirl’s (Melissa Benoist) struggle against Leviathan reaches a boiling point as she faces off against Rama Khan (guest star Mitch Pileggi). Meanwhile, as Lena (Katie McGrath) and Hope (Andrea Brooks) work to launch Project Non Nocere, Hope proves to be an invaluable asset to Lena. Marcus Stokes directed the episode written by Lindsay Struman & Jessica Kardos (#508). Original airdate 12/1/2019.
Black Lightning
Black Lightning takes on the ASA in the synopsis for “The Book of Resistance: Chapter Three: Pale Horse” airing December 2.
Black Lightning (Cress Williams) goes up against the ASA. Meanwhile, Tobias (Marvin Jones III) continues to manipulate Lynn (Christine Adams). Nafessa Williams, China Anne McClain, James Remar, Damon Gupton and Jordan Calloway also star. Neema Barnette directed the episode written by Jake Waller (#308). Original airdate 12/2/2019.
The Flash
“The Last Temptation of Barry Allen” concludes in the synopsis for Part II.
THE EPIC CONCLUSION OF THE TWO-PART MID-SEASON FINALE - With The Flash (Grant Gustin) freshly infected by the monstrous Bloodwork (guest star Sendhil Ramamurthy), Iris (Candice Patton) and Cisco (Carlos Valdes) battle to help Barry take control of himself before he’s lost forever to Ramsey’s influence. Meanwhile, the rest of Team Flash fight to reclaim control of Central City from Bloodwork’s growing army. Michael Nankin directed the episode written by Kristen Kim & Joshua V. Gilbert (#608). Original airdate 12/3/2019.
Nancy Drew
The Drew Crew “take a supernatural detour into the metaphysical world” in the synopsis for “The Path of Shadows” airing December 4.
Nancy (Kennedy McMann) and the Drew Crew discover that the car wreck that left one of their own at death’s door was no accident. While simultaneously hoping to solve the crime, the crew investigates the physical evidence of sabotage to the car and take a supernatural detour into the metaphysical world. Scott Wolf, Leah Lewis, Maddison Jaizani, Tunji Kasim, Alex Sacon, Riley Smith and Alvina August also star. Alexis Ostrander directed the episode written by Jesse Stern (#108). Original airdate 12/4/2019.
Supernatural
Same and Dean go their separate ways in the synopsis for “Last Call,” airing December 5.
Dean (Jensen Ackles) goes off on his own to take on a case. Meanwhile, Castiel (Misha Collins) has an idea of how he can help Sam (Jared Padalecki) track down God. Amyn Kaderali directed the episode written by Jeremy Adams (#1507). Original Airdate 12/5/2019.
Meanwhile, Lilith returns in the trailer for next week’s episode, “Golden Time.”
Legacies
Complications arise while closing the Malivore portal in the synopsis for “It Will All Be Painfully Clear Soon Enough,” the December 5 episode of Legacies.
After deciding that leaving town would be for the best, Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) gets pulled back in after Josie (Kaylee Bryant) comes up with a risky plan to close the Malivore portal. Elsewhere, Alaric (Matthew Davis) and Dorian (guest star Demetrius Bridges) make an alarming discovery about Professor Vardemus (guest star Alexis Denisof), while Rafael (Peyton Alex Smith) learns some upsetting news about Landon’s (Aria Shahghasemi) future. Jenny Boyd also stars. Lauren Petzke directed the episode written by Jimmy Mosqueda & Cynthia Adarkwa (#207). Original airdate 12/5/2019.
Elsewhere, a new monster appears in the trailer for next week’s episode, “That’s Nothing I Had to Remember.”
Charmed
Everyone’s worried about Maggie’s life choices in the synopsis for “The Rules of Engagement” airing December 6.
MID-SEASON FINALE – Maggie (Sarah Jeffery) makes a life-changing decision that her sisters and Harry (Rupert Evans) fear will destroy her. Madeleine Mantock, Melonie Diaz, Jordan Donica and Poppy Drayton also star. Kelli Williams directed the episode written by Zoe Marshall (#208). Original airdate 12/6/2019.
Evil
Finally, Kristin’s husband returns from Mount Everest (!) in the trailer for next week’s episode of Evil.
Banner art by Jim Cooke.


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layout: home
title: Resume
permalink: /resume/
---
Summary
I love creating software and my development skills are well rounded. I am proficient with data structures, algorithms, design patterns, UI/UX, etc. My work is constantly evolving, and I feel it speaks for itself. Check it out on my Github!
E-mail:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education
August 2013 - December 2016
- Cumulative GPA: 3.8
- Dean's List
Experience
November 2018 - Present
Software Engineer at Facebook
August 2017 - November 2018
Android developer on News Feed and other experimental projects.
- Developed new products to drive sharing and meaningful social interactions on Facebook
- Worked on the most used Internet surface in history
- Extensive experience with A/B testing and data analysis
Software Engineering Intern at Facebook
May 2016 - August 2016
- Optimize memory management and performance in the Facebook and Messenger Android apps on the Core Health team
- Work with Android NDK, diagnostic experimentation, and error reporting pipelines
Duke University Teaching Assistant
August 2014 - December 2016 | Duke Computer Science Department
TA for the following classes:
- Operating Systems (x2)
- Discrete Math (x2)
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Databases
- Multivariable Calculus
Skills and Technologies
- Java, C, C++, Python, Racket (Lisp), MIPS, LaTeX, SQL
- Android Development
- Machine Learning
- Distributed systems
- Unix and GNU/Linux
- Git, Mercurial, and other VCS
Selected Awards and Positions
- 1st Place at SXSW Hackathon 2017
- President of Duke ACM
- 1st Place at HackDuke (2x)
- 2nd Place at International Collegiate Programming Competition Divisional
- Top 30/100 of Duke Startup Challenge
- National American Junior Academy of Science Fellow
- National Merit Scholar
- Salutatorian of 1500+ students
Research
Duke Computer Science Department | Research Assistant
January 2015 - May 2015
- Working with Professor Bruce Donald to computationally design proteins, using graph theory and branch pruning algorithms for future applications in HIV drug delivery. Coded in Java and
open-source on GitHub.
Duke Biomedical Engineering Department | Research Assistant
January 2014 - December 2014
- Worked with Matt Berginski and Professor Brenton Hoffman to algorithmically analyze stained cell images using segmentation
algorithms, object tracking, and various types of blob analysis. Coded in Matlab and source code is available on GitHub.
Here's what I did before college.


Insecure Direct Object Reference, IDOR
DETECTION
- Substitute UIDs, user hashes, emails
- Check for static files with authenticated account and then try to access them with low-priv or no-priv account
- Check for static files by Discover Content and by inferring from other documents names
- Create two users and cross-validate access to private resources
- Look for leakid IDs
- Examples:
- http:/foo.bar/somepage?invoice=12345
- http:/foo.bar/changepassword?user=someuser
- http:/foo.bar/showImage?img=img00011
- http:/foo.bar/accessPage?menuitem=12
- Identify any and all UID and
- increment
- decrement
- negative values
Common functions, views, files
Add / Upload file Email change
Delete File
Password change
Transfer Money / Currency
Profile edit
Images
Receipts
Private documents
Shipping info
Purchase orders
Sending & Deleting messages


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"What I don’t understand is that Apple apparently doesn’t see any upside to allowing third party applications on the iPhone." +1 - the third-party installer is the best mobile app download experience I've seen
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Feature Detection, a la carte stylie
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Simple Graphics Library
0.9.5
SGL API
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#include <sgl.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| DisplayDigit (Color color, double x, double y, double height) | |
| void | paint () const override |
| void | set_value (int value) |
| int | get_value () const |
| void | increment () |
| void | decrement () |
| void | resize (double inc) |
| void | mouse_dragged (double x, double y) override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sgl::GraphicalObject | |
| GraphicalObject (double left, double bottom, double width, double height) | |
| GraphicalObject (const GraphicalObject &other) | |
| GraphicalObject & | operator= (const GraphicalObject &other) |
| virtual | ~GraphicalObject () |
| virtual double | get_left () const |
| virtual double | get_bottom () const |
| virtual double | get_width () const |
| virtual double | get_height () const |
| virtual void | set (double x, double y, double width, double height) |
| virtual void | move_to (double left, double bottom) |
| virtual void | mouse_pressed (double x, double y, MouseButton button) |
| virtual void | mouse_released (double x, double y, MouseButton button) |
| virtual void | mouse_moved (double x, double y) |
| virtual void | key_pressed (int k, double x, double y) |
| virtual bool | hit (double x, double y) |
| virtual Window * | set_window (ObjectWindow *win) |
| virtual Window * | get_window () const |
| virtual void | set_mouse_over (bool flag) |
| virtual CursorShape | set_cursor (CursorShape cursor) |
| virtual CursorShape | get_cursor () |
Protected Attributes | |
| SevenSegmentDigit | led |
| Protected Attributes inherited from sgl::GraphicalObject | |
| ObjectWindow * | window |
| double | x_hit_offset |
| double | y_hit_offset |
| double | left |
| double | bottom |
| double | width |
| double | height |
| CursorShape | cursor |
| bool | mouse_over |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from sgl::GraphicalObject | |
| const unsigned | id |
A graphical object wrapper for a seven-segment digit display.
| sgl::DisplayDigit::DisplayDigit | ( | Color | color, |
| double | x, | ||
| double | y, | ||
| double | height | ||
| ) |
The constructor sets the digit's color, position, and height.
| color | the color of the digit |
| x | the x coordinate of the digit's lower-left corner |
| y | the y coordinate of the digit's lower-left corner |
| height | the height of the digit |
| void sgl::DisplayDigit::decrement | ( | ) |
Decreases the digit's value by 1, modulo 10.
| int sgl::DisplayDigit::get_value | ( | ) | const |
Returns the digit's current value.
| void sgl::DisplayDigit::increment | ( | ) |
Increases the digit's value by 1, modulo 10.
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overridevirtual |
Moves the digit to a new location. The digit's size is unaffected.
| x | the new x coordinate of the digit's lower-left corner. |
| y | the new y coordinate of the digit's lower-left corner. |
Reimplemented from sgl::GraphicalObject.
|
overridevirtual |
Draws the digit.
Implements sgl::GraphicalObject.
| void sgl::DisplayDigit::resize | ( | double | inc | ) |
Changes the height of the digit by a given amount. The digit's width changes proportionally.
| the | change in the height of the digit |
| void sgl::DisplayDigit::set_value | ( | int | value | ) |
Set's the value of the digit. The assigned value is modulo ten.
| value | value to assign, modulo 10 |
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protected |
The wrapper seven-segment digit display.


'''
Created on 21/05/2012
@author: victor
'''
[docs]def find_cutoff_limit(starting_cutoff, min_clusters, max_clusters, grain, hie_algorithm):
"""
Calculates one of the limits of the cutoff range by adding 'grain' to the starting cutoff until the
number of clusters of the produced clustering is into the expected range. The direction can be controlled
with the sign of 'grain'.
@param starting_cutoff: A guess of the smaller cutoff we can use. It can be 0
@param min_clusters: The minimum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
@param max_clusters: The maximum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
@param grain: The cutoff step that will be used to discover the cutoff range. If it is positive it is going
to move to the right, if negative to the left. Exiting conditions are also based on this.
@param hie_algorithm: The hierarchical algorithm instance (holds the hie matrix, so that it has not to be
calculated each time we get a clustering).
"""
current_cutoff = starting_cutoff
search_ended = False
while not search_ended :
clustering = hie_algorithm.perform_clustering(kwargs={"cutoff":current_cutoff})
clustering_size = len(clustering.clusters)
# Stop when it is into the allowed range
im_in_the_range = clustering_size >= min_clusters and clustering_size <= max_clusters
im_out_of_range = False
if grain>0: # we are moving to the 'right', so to bigger cutoffs and smaller clusters
im_out_of_range = clustering_size <= min_clusters
else:
im_out_of_range = clustering_size >= max_clusters
search_ended = im_in_the_range or im_out_of_range
#print "current", current_cutoff, "->", clustering_size, " ", grain
current_cutoff += grain
return current_cutoff - grain
[docs]def get_cutoff_range(starting_cutoff, ending_cutoff, min_clusters, max_clusters, grain, hie_algorithm):
"""
Returns the cutoff range where the cutoff is inside the range defined by [min_clusters, max_clusters]. It
first calculates the left limit (from the minimum value of the cutoff, and the smaller number of clusters) and
then the right limit (from the maximum value of the cutoff).
@param starting_cutoff: A guess of the smaller cutoff we can use. It can be 0
@param ending_cutoff: A guess of the bigger cutoff we can use.
@param min_clusters: The minimum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
@param max_clusters: The maximum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
@param grain: Positive number that defines the cutoff step that will be used to discover the cutoff range.
@param hie_algorithm: The hierarchical algorithm instance (holds the hie matrix, so that it has not to be
calculated each time we get a clustering).
"""
lefmost_limit = find_cutoff_limit(starting_cutoff = starting_cutoff,
min_clusters = min_clusters,
max_clusters = max_clusters,
grain = grain,
hie_algorithm = hie_algorithm)
rightmost_limit = find_cutoff_limit(starting_cutoff = ending_cutoff,
min_clusters = min_clusters,
max_clusters = max_clusters,
grain = -grain,
hie_algorithm = hie_algorithm)
if lefmost_limit <= rightmost_limit:
return (lefmost_limit, rightmost_limit)
else:
return (rightmost_limit, rightmost_limit+grain)
[docs]def get_clusters_with_ranged_search( hie_algorithm,
cutoff_range_begin,
cutoff_range_end,
min_clusters,
max_clusters,
refine_grain):
"""
Searches for the range of cutoffs where we are going to get a number of clusters inside the allowed number
of clusters [min_clusters,max_clusters]. Returns a dictionary indexed by number of clusters where each item
is a tuple of (cutoff,Clustering). A dictionary is used because all clusterings with same number of clusters
would be the same (and in this way we get the set without repetition).
@param cutoff_range_begin: A guess of the smaller cutoff we can use. It can be 0
@param cutoff_range_end: A guess of the bigger cutoff we can use.
@param refine_grain: Positive number that defines the cutoff step that will be used to discover the cutoff range.
@param hie_algorithm: The hierarchical algorithm instance (holds the hie matrix, so that it has not to be
calculated each time we get a clustering).
@param min_clusters: The minimum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
@param max_clusters: The maximum number of clusters allowed by clustering.
"""
#print cutoff_range_begin, cutoff_range_end,min_clusters,max_clusters
lefmost_limit, rightmost_limit = get_cutoff_range(cutoff_range_begin,
cutoff_range_end,
min_clusters,
max_clusters,
0.01,
hie_algorithm)
increment = (rightmost_limit-lefmost_limit)/refine_grain
clusters = {}
for i in range(refine_grain+1):
cutoff = increment*i + lefmost_limit
clustering = hie_algorithm.perform_clustering(kwargs={"cutoff":cutoff})
clustering_size = len(clustering.clusters)
if(len(clustering.clusters) != 1):
clusters[clustering_size]= (cutoff,clustering)
return clusters


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I struggled in class this week to get a theme to work. I suppose that is just because I didn’t know what I was doing yet. I must have been missing some critical yet small piece to the puzzle. Today I tried this strategy and had success:
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