Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Spices are used in surprising ways in this dish of baklava topped with orange syrup and served with vanilla nectarines and cardamom custard.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and grease a non-stick baking tray.
For the pistachio baklava, brush three sheets of filo pastry with the melted butter and stack them on top of each other on the prepared baking tray.
Mix the pistachios, almonds, sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg together. Sprinkle half of the mixture over the filo pastry and then brush a further three sheets of pastry with butter and layer over the top.
Sprinkle over the remaining nut mixture and top with four sheets of buttered filo pastry. Brush the top liberally with the remaining melted butter.
Using the tip of a sharp knife, carefully score the top layer on the diagonal creating a lattice effect. Take care only to cut halfway through the top layers of pastry.
Bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp.
For the syrup, bring the caster sugar, 200ml/7fl oz water and orange zest to the boil in a medium saucepan. Simmer until the sugar has dissolved and the mixture is syrupy.
Remove from the heat, add the orange juice and leave to cool slightly.
Drizzle the syrup over the freshly baked baklava.
For the nectarines, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Using a small knife scrape the seeds out of the vanilla pod and toss with the sugar and orange zest.
Place the nectarines into a non-stick roasting tray and scatter over the sugar. Squeeze over the orange juice.
Bake the nectarines in the oven for about 15-20 minutes, or until they are softened but still holding their shape. Reserve any of the cooking syrup to pour over the nectarines.
For the custard, heat the milk and cream in a pan and gently bring to the boil.
Pound the sugar and whole cardamom pods in a pestle and mortar until the pods are broken and the seeds are lightly crushed.
In a bowl, beat the yolks and cardamom sugar together. Remove the milk and cream from the pan and gradually pour over the yolks and sugar stirring continuously.
Strain the mixture back into a clean pan.
Return the pan to a low heat and stir continuously until the mixture thickens enough to coat the back of the spoon, but do not allow to boil.
To serve, cut the baklava into squares and transfer to a serving plate. Spoon the roasted nectarines alongside and spoon any syrup over the top. Dust with icing sugar to finish. Serve the cardamom custard alongside.


Machine Perception Primitive:
An implementation of a GentleBoost classifier for image patch classification.
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#include <GentleBoostClassifier.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GentleBoostClassifier () | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~GentleBoostClassifier () |
| Destructor. | |
| virtual IplImage * | getProbabilityMap (PatchList *patches) |
| Evaluate every pixel in an image for its probability that an object is located there. | |
| void | searchPatches (const std::vector< ImagePatch * > &patches, const CvMat *labels, CvMat *&featureSum, CvMat *&posterior, CvMat *&predictions, std::vector< CvMat * > &featureOutputs, double &perf, CvMat *&weights) |
| Apply the GentleBoostClasssifier to a classify collection of image patches. | |
| virtual void | setTrainingSet (const std::vector< ImagePatch * > &trainingPatches, const CvMat *trainingLabels) |
| Set ImagePatch data and labels used for training the classifier. | |
| virtual void | setTestingSet (const std::vector< ImagePatch * > &testingPatches, const CvMat *testingLabels) |
| Set ImagePatch data and labels used for evaluating the classifier. | |
| virtual void | addFeature (Feature *nextFeature) |
| Add a feature to the classifier. | |
| void | getPerformanceMeasures (Feature *candidate, double &chiSq) |
| Compute perfomance measures for this classifier, depending on the Feature* passed in. This is primarily used for finding the best feature to add to the classifier, using addFeature(). | |
| int | getNumFeaturesUsed () |
| How many of its total features is the classifier currently using? To improve speed or avoid generalization errors, it may be useful to only use the first few features of the classifier. | |
| int | getNumFeaturesTotal () |
| How many total available, trained features does the classifier have? | |
| void | setNumFeaturesUsed (int num) |
| Number of trained and available features to use. To improve speed or avoid generalization errors, it may be useful to only use the first few features of the classifier. | |
| FeatureRegressor * | getFeatureAndTuningCurveNumber (int num) |
| Examine the features used by this GentleBoostClassifier. | |
| cv::Size | getBasePatchSize () |
| Size of patches used for training. All features added must have a size equal to getBasePatchSize(). | |
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| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &ofs, GentleBoostClassifier *feat) |
| Write to a file. | |
| std::istream & | operator>> (std::istream &ifs, GentleBoostClassifier *&feat) |
| Read from a file. |
Machine Perception Primitive:
An implementation of a GentleBoost classifier for image patch classification.
The GentleBoost approach is described in Fasel's "Learning Real-Time Object Detectors: Probabilistic Generative Approaches", 2006 (see Related Publications).
GentleBoostClassifier is only suitable for whole patch classification. It is not meant to be used to search for objects in scenes. For that application, see GentleBoostCascadedClassifier.
| void GentleBoostClassifier::addFeature | ( | Feature * | nextFeature ) | [virtual] |
Add a feature to the classifier.
This will create a FeatureRegressor and compute its tuning curve based on the current weighting of the training examples, and then reweight the training examples according to the GentleBoost algorithm.
| nextFeature | The feature to add. |
Reimplemented in GentleBoostCascadedClassifier.
| cv::Size GentleBoostClassifier::getBasePatchSize | ( | ) |
Size of patches used for training. All features added must have a size equal to getBasePatchSize().
getBasePatchSize() is set implicitly by the first feature added.
| FeatureRegressor * GentleBoostClassifier::getFeatureAndTuningCurveNumber | ( | int | num ) |
Examine the features used by this GentleBoostClassifier.
| num | Index of the feature to query, numbered 0 to getNumFeaturesTotal()-1. |
| int GentleBoostClassifier::getNumFeaturesTotal | ( | ) |
How many total available, trained features does the classifier have?
| int GentleBoostClassifier::getNumFeaturesUsed | ( | ) |
How many of its total features is the classifier currently using? To improve speed or avoid generalization errors, it may be useful to only use the first few features of the classifier.
| void GentleBoostClassifier::getPerformanceMeasures | ( | Feature * | candidate, |
| double & | chiSq | ||
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Compute perfomance measures for this classifier, depending on the Feature* passed in. This is primarily used for finding the best feature to add to the classifier, using addFeature().
getPerformanceMeasures has three modes depending on the candidate feature:
| candidate | Can be NULL, one of the features in the classifier, or a candidate feature to add to the classifier. |
| chiSq | The computed error measure. |
| IplImage * GentleBoostClassifier::getProbabilityMap | ( | PatchList * | patches ) | [virtual] |
Evaluate every pixel in an image for its probability that an object is located there.
Since GentleBoostClassifier is not a cascade, this process is somewhat slow. Also, GentleBoostClassifier has no notion of "rejection," so it cannot "find" patches containing the object. It can only give a patch-by-patch estimate of the likelihood that that patch is the object.
| patches | A PatchList that has had setImage() called, and also resetListToScale(). Only the current search scale is evaluated. |
| void GentleBoostClassifier::searchPatches | ( | const std::vector< ImagePatch * > & | patches, |
| const CvMat * | labels, | ||
| CvMat *& | featureSum, | ||
| CvMat *& | posterior, | ||
| CvMat *& | predictions, | ||
| std::vector< CvMat * > & | featureOutputs, | ||
| double & | perf, | ||
| CvMat *& | weights | ||
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Apply the GentleBoostClasssifier to a classify collection of image patches.
This classification requires a lot of scratch memory, which you can provide. The behavior of this function depends on which provided pointers are NULL. For example, perf and weights are only computed if labels is not NULL, whereas featureSum, posterior, and predictions are always computed. If any matrices that are required are NULL or incorrectly sized, they will be (re)allocated, and the caller of the function is responsible for managing that memory.
| patches | A list of patches to classify. |
| labels | Optional labels for the patches, to evaluate classifier performance. |
| featureSum | The accumulated feature output that is used to predict the label of the patch. |
| posterior | The probability estimate that the patch was generated by the trained class. |
| predictions | Binary (+1/-1) classification labels applied by the classifier. |
| featureOutputs | The output of each individual FeatureRegressor applied to each patch. |
| perf | Chi-Squared error in predicting labels (only set if labels are provided). |
| weights | Weights based on boosting that can be used for training the next feature. |
| void GentleBoostClassifier::setNumFeaturesUsed | ( | int | num ) |
Number of trained and available features to use. To improve speed or avoid generalization errors, it may be useful to only use the first few features of the classifier.
| num | Number of features to use. Should be less than or equal to getNumFeaturesTotal(). |
| virtual void GentleBoostClassifier::setTestingSet | ( | const std::vector< ImagePatch * > & | testingPatches, |
| const CvMat * | testingLabels | ||
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Set ImagePatch data and labels used for evaluating the classifier.
| testingPatches | A collection of positive and negative examples that the classifier's discrimination will be evaluated on. |
| testingLabels | Binary (+1/-1) indicating the label of each patch. This should be a matrix of type CV_64FC1 with size numPatches x 1. |
| virtual void GentleBoostClassifier::setTrainingSet | ( | const std::vector< ImagePatch * > & | trainingPatches, |
| const CvMat * | trainingLabels | ||
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Set ImagePatch data and labels used for training the classifier.
| trainingPatches | A collection of positive and negative examples that the classifier should learn to discriminate. |
| trainingLabels | Binary (+1/-1) indicating the label of each patch. This should be a matrix of type CV_64FC1 with size numPatches x 1. |


The Bride and Groom
STEPHANIE
Born and raised in Michigan, Stephanie is a proud resident of the Great Lakes State. She spent her time in Royal Oak (the town from "Home Improvement"!), playing numerous sports including softball, soccer, and basketball. Stephanie graduated from Shrine Catholic High School and went on to Central Michigan University, where she obtained a degree in Recreation Studies. After graduation, Stephanie moved to Chicago for 2 years. She eventually returned back to Michigan to be closer to family and currently works as a Conference Service Manager in Birmingham, MI.
COLE
Born in the Arkansas River Valley, Cole grew up reading, camping, and generally being awesome. His summers were spent floating the Buffalo River and trying to read most of the books in the local library. He spent a long time trying to be a professional student, but after years of school, eventually decided that gainful employment might not be such a bad thing. On the way, he picked up degrees from Arkansas Tech University, the University of Arkansas, and Rutgers University. He currently works as a librarian in Detroit, doing very little that relates to his actual degrees, but loving every moment of it.
HOW WE MET
Like many couples do these days, we met thorough match.com. Our first date was on Cinco de Mayo 2012. Stephanie was excited when this boy living in Shelby Township (a little out of her normal distance range for meeting a boy) picked to go to one of her favorite restaurants in Royal Oak, Bastone. Cole had no clue about the restaurant. He was just excited that he picked a restaurant. We hit it off and talked the entire date. After that, it was easy, as one date seemed to lead to another. About 2 months after casually dating we went to the Detroit Institute of Arts and both decided that that was the weekend it “clicked.” From that weekend we have been attached at the hip and been together every other weekend since!
THE ENGAGEMENT
We are usually very good about cooking dinner most nights. However, on Wednesday, May 28th, Stephanie “forgot” to take the chicken out of the freezer to defrost. When she got home Cole was waiting for her and said that he felt like having some of Bastone's famous soft pretzels. (NB: Bastone was where we had our first date.) Well, he didn’t have to twist her arm to go there for dinner! We dressed up in our finest denim, hopped into the truck and went to dinner. While sitting there Stephanie noticed that Cole seemed a little fidgety and very smiley. She didn’t know there was anything going on until he started talking about Bastone being where we first met, how we go there for all important occasions, and how he couldn’t think of a better place to do it. Then he came around the booth, got down on one knee, and popped the big question! Of course Stephanie said yes and was in shock the rest of the night. It was the best surprise ever!
Wedding
CEREMONY
National Shrine of the Little Flower Catholic Church
2100 West 12 Mile Road
Royal Oak, Michigan 48073
Saturday, May 23, 2015
2:00pm
*Reception (Offsite) to follow
RECEPTION
Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center
8768 North Territorial Road
Plymouth Township, Michigan 48170
Saturday, May 23, 2015
5:00pm
BRIDAL PARTY
Bridesmaids
Katie Bonnette*
Mallory Doyle
Ginny Hudson
Ashlie O'Connor
Karen Sellke
Grace Sellke**
Courtney Wilkinson
Groomsmen
Greg Koerner*
Kyle Liddell
Karl Ripple
Flower Girl and Ring Bearer
Maddie Sellke
Clyde Sellke
Accomodations
HOTELS
Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth
14600 N. Sheldon Road
Plymouth, Michigan 48170
(734) 354-0001
Pricing:
$109 - King Bed OR $119 - 2 Double BedsInstructions:
Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and tell them you are with theRipple/Hudson Wedding Group to reserve a room.
Deadline April 23, 2015.
Distance:
7 miles to Reception / 25 miles to Ceremony
Detroit Marriott Livonia
17100 N. Laurel Park Drive
Livonia, MI 48152
(734) 462-3100
Pricing:
$84 - King Bed OR $94 - 2 Double BedsInstructions:
Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and tell them you are with the Ripple/Hudson Wedding Group or click here to reserve a room online.Deadline May 1, 2015.
Distance:
13 miles to Reception / 20 miles to CeremonyVICINITY MAP
DIRECTIONS TO CEREMONY
From North or South of Detroit
Take Interstate 75 to Interstate 696 West (exit 61). Take exit 16 from Interstate 696. Merge onto West 10 Mile Road and then turn right onto North Woodward Avenue. Follow Woodward Avenue to 12 Mile Road. Just turn right onto Northwood Boulevard (just past 12 Mile Road). Parking is on the left; Church is on the right.
From Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth
Take Highway 14 East. Take the exit onto Interstate 275 North toward Interstate 96 West. Merge onto Interstate 275 N/96 W. Take exit 165 to Interstate 696 East. Take exit 16 from Interstate 696. Merge onto West 10 Mile Road and then turn left onto North Woodward Avenue. Follow Woodward Avenue to 12 Mile Road. Just turn right onto Northwood Boulevard (just past 12 Mile Road). Parking is on the left; Church is on the right.
From Detroit Marriott Livonia
Take Interstate 275 N/96 W. Take exit 165 to Interstate 696 East. Take exit 16 from Interstate 696. Merge onto West 10 Mile Road and then turn left onto North Woodward Avenue. Follow Woodward Avenue to 12 Mile Road. Just turn right onto Northwood Boulevard (just past 12 Mile Road). Parking is on the left; Church is on the right.


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Class Cpdf
Cpdf
A PHP class to provide the basic functionality to create a pdf document without any requirement for additional modules.
Note that they companion class CezPdf can be used to extend this class and dramatically simplify the creation of documents.
IMPORTANT NOTE there is no warranty, implied or otherwise with this software.
LICENCE This code has been placed in the Public Domain for all to enjoy.
Direct known subclasses
CezpdfAuthor: Wayne Munro<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Version: 009
Located at app/vendors/ezpdf/class.pdf.php
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a font descriptor, needed for including additional fonts |
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the contents objects hold all of the content which appears on pages |
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add a link in the document to an internal destination (ie. within the document) |
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set the encryption of the document can be used to turn it on and/or set the passwords which it will have. also the functions that the user will have are set here, such as print, modify, add |
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open the font file and return a php structure containing it. first check if this one has been done before and saved in a form more suited to php note that if a php serialized version does not exist it will try and make one, but will require write access to the directory to do it... it is MUCH faster to have these serialized files. |
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if the font is not loaded then load it and make the required object else just make it the current font the encoding array can contain 'encoding'=> 'none','WinAnsiEncoding','MacRomanEncoding' or 'MacExpertEncoding' note that encoding='none' will need to be used for symbolic fonts and 'differences' => an array of mappings between numbers 0->255 and character names. |
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sets up the current font, based on the font families, and the current text state note that this system is quite flexible, a font can be completely different to a font, and even will have to be defined within the family to have meaning This function is to be called whenever the currentTextState is changed, it will update the currentFont setting to whatever the appropriatte family one is. If the user calls selectFont themselves then that will reset the currentBaseFont, and the currentFont This function will change the currentFont to whatever it should be, but will not change the currentBaseFont. |
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add a PNG image into the document, from a file this should work with remote files |
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$currentFont | '' |
#
a record of the current font |
public
string
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$currentBaseFont | '' |
#
the current base font |
public
integer
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$currentFontNum | 0 |
#
the number of the current font within the font array |
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$currentNode |
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object number of the current page |
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object number of the currently active contents block |
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integer
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$numFonts | 0 |
#
number of fonts within the system |
public
array
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$currentColour | array('r'=>-1,'g'=>-1,'b'=>-1) |
#
current colour for fill operations, defaults to inactive value, all three components should be between 0 and 1 inclusive when active |
public
array
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$currentStrokeColour | array('r'=>-1,'g'=>-1,'b'=>-1) |
#
current colour for stroke operations (lines etc.) |
public
string
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$currentLineStyle | '' |
#
current style that lines are drawn in |
public
array
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$stateStack | array() |
#
an array which is used to save the state of the document, mainly the colours and styles it is used to temporarily change to another state, the change back to what it was before |
public
integer
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$nStateStack | 0 |
#
number of elements within the state stack |
public
integer
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$numPages | 0 |
#
number of page objects within the document |
public
array
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$stack | array() |
#
object Id storage stack |
public
integer
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$nStack | 0 |
#
number of elements within the object Id storage stack |
public
array
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$looseObjects | array() |
#
an array which contains information about the objects which are not firmly attached to pages these have been added with the addObject function |
public
array
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$addLooseObjects | array() |
#
array contains infomation about how the loose objects are to be added to the document |
public
integer
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$infoObject | 0 |
#
the objectId of the information object for the document this contains authorship, title etc. |
public
integer
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$numImages | 0 |
#
number of images being tracked within the document |
public
array
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$options | array('compression'=>1) |
#
an array containing options about the document it defaults to turning on the compression of the objects |
public
mixed
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$firstPageId |
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#
the objectId of the first page of the document |
public
integer
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$wordSpaceAdjust | 0 |
#
used to track the last used value of the inter-word spacing, this is so that it is known when the spacing is changed. |
public
mixed
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$procsetObjectId |
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#
the object Id of the procset object |
public
array
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$fontFamilies | array() |
#
store the information about the relationship between font families this used so that the code knows which font is the bold version of another font, etc. the value of this array is initialised in the constuctor function. |
public
string
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$currentTextState | '' |
#
track if the current font is bolded or italicised |
public
string
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$messages | '' |
#
messages are stored here during processing, these can be selected afterwards to give some useful debug information |
public
string
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$arc4 | '' |
#
the ancryption array for the document encryption is stored here |
public
integer
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$arc4_objnum | 0 |
#
the object Id of the encryption information |
public
string
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$fileIdentifier | '' |
#
the file identifier, used to uniquely identify a pdf document |
public
integer
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$encrypted | 0 |
#
a flag to say if a document is to be encrypted or not |
public
string
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$encryptionKey | '' |
#
the ancryption key for the encryption of all the document content (structure is not encrypted) |
public
array
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$callback | array() |
#
array which forms a stack to keep track of nested callback functions |
public
integer
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$nCallback | 0 |
#
the number of callback functions in the callback array |
public
array
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$destinations | array() |
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store label->id pairs for named destinations, these will be used to replace internal links done this way so that destinations can be defined after the location that links to them |
public
string
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$checkpoint | '' |
#
store the stack for the transaction commands, each item in here is a record of the values of all the variables within the class, so that the user can rollback at will (from each 'start' command) note that this includes the objects array, so these can be large. |


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Component library Back to top link
A link to help users quickly navigate back to the top of pages when they reach the bottom.
This component is not currently in the GOV.UK design system, but is in their GitHub backlog.
The back to top link is used across all of our services, an example can be found on MYESF document exchange.
When to use this component
This component should be used to help users navigate back to the top of long pages.
When not to use this component
Do not use this component anywhere other than the bottom of the page.
How it works
This component can be dynamically hidden or shown on pages where list items or content length can change. Across our services, the back to top link should be shown:
- any time that pagination is triggered
- if there are more than 25 listed items on any page where pagination is not recommended (e.g. view latest funding)
With pagination
Use this type of the component:
- whenever pagination is triggered on a page
- in conjunction with the pagination component
It should sit below the pagination section on the right hand side, like in the below example.
Stand alone
There are some instances when pagination is not required on a page, but having a back to top link is. For example, if users are viewing a funding statement page (e.g. view latest funding) then we do not trigger pagination but still provide users with a back to top link. If any page has more than 25 listed items on it, then users will still need a back to top link.
Research on this component
Users have utilised this link on numerous occasions during testing when navigating back to the top of the page.
Excessive scrolling has been identified by past research participants as a frustration and obstacle to retrieving data or continuing their journey.


Contracting parties: 25 total: Australia, Canada, China, Cook Islands, EU, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, France, Japan, Kiribati, Korea, Marshall Islands (Republic of), Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Taiwan, Tonga, Tuvalu, USA, Vanuatu.
Area: Western and Central Pacific Ocean.
Date entered into force: 2004
FAO association: No.
FAO statistical area: 81, 71, 61, 67, 77.
Objectives: “…to ensure, through effective management, the long-term conservation and sustainable use of highly migratory fish stocks in the western and central Pacific Ocean in accordance with the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the 1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement.”
Primary species: All species of highly migratory fish stocks within the Convention Area, except sauries.
The x-axes on the figures below represent current biomass (B2006) over biomass at maximum sustainable yield (Bmsy). The y-axes represent current fishing mortality (F2006) over fishing mortality that produces maximum sustainable yield (Fmsy). Shown below, are stocks: a) Yellowfin tuna; b) Albacore tuna, south; c) Bigeye tuna; d) Skipjack tuna. For data sources, see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).
The figures below show time series of biomass of the four main tuna stocks under WCPFC management; the red dashed lines denote the date WCPFC was established (2004). For data sources, see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).
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Agency Active (Class)
- Description:
An Agency that is current ("Agency Started") and active.
- Comment:
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This is the normal state of affairs - the Agency exists and is operational.
Note that in the case of an "Authorised Agent", this is the point at which all "Authorised
Activities" become active, unless they have explicitly different start and end timepoints.
Agency Ended (Class)
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An Agency that has ended.
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The Agency may terminate for many reasons: change of employment (however it happens), death, closure
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A state of Agency in which it is proposed that it should exist.
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An Agency that is current ("Agency Started") but which is suspended.
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This covers situations where, for example, a healthcare professional is suspended from work whilst
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"Agent" in a state which it is currently or has been previously.
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Note that there are both subtypes (comprising all the possible states) and a "power type" of "Agent
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Before Change
y_true = self.p.inverse_transform(y_true)
y_pred = self.p.inverse_transform(y_pred)
y_pred = [y_p[:len(y_t)] for y_t, y_p in zip(y_true, y_pred)]
for y_t, y_p in zip(y_true, y_pred):
assert len(y_t) == len(y_p)
label_true.extend(y_true)
label_pred.extend(y_pred)
score = f1_score(label_true, label_pred)
After Change
score = f1_score(label_true, label_pred)
print(" - f1: {:04.2f}".format(score * 100))
print(classification_report(label_true, label_pred))
logs["f1"] = score


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Phase 0 - Week 8 What is Rails Anyway?
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Probably Not These Rails?
On May 10, 1869 a golden spike was driven in Promontory, Utah, signaling the completion of the first transcontinental railroad, making it possible to go from the east coast to the west coast of the United States in just eight days instead of a staggering 6 months by horse. Ok, so this is not the Rails that I am writing about today but they both made it easier to get from point A to point B (at least in their own time). It is possible that Ruby on Rails might not as play big of a role in changing the landscape of our country, but it has definitely gained popularity for simplifying the Ruby development process.
Ruby on Rails is an open source web application framework that is written in the Ruby programming language and is based on two key principles, Convention Over Configuration and Don't Repeat Yourself (D.R.Y.). In this blog, we will talk a little about these principles and how they can help developers save time, accomplish more and reduce the amount of code they produce. Some people say that Rails even makes web application development more fun.
Convention Over Configuration
Convention Over Configuration, refers to a set of rules or conventions that are provided by Rails to reduce the need for endless configuration files specifying every minute detail.
Don't Repeat Yourself - D.R.Y.
After 8 weeks at DBC, we have all talked about D.R.Y and probably received feedback at some point. The DRY principle is stated as “Every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation within a system.” This principle was formulated by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas in their book The Pragmatic Programmer. In their book, Hunt and Thomas explain that these principles are applied broadly and even include database schema, test plans, the build system, and even documentation. In addition, they also explain that when the D.R.Y. principle is applied successfully, a modification of any single element of a system does not require a change in other logically unrelated elements. While this is not unique to Rails, the principles of D.R.Y. play a big role in Rails development.
In addition to these principles, Rails provides a large collection of third party libraries or Gems to perform and/or simplify many common programming tasks. These Gems provide structured content, including the code library, test and documentation that will help you easily incorporate them into your project.
Just like most other applications, Rails applications are vulnerable to security risks, and risk mitigation should play an active part in the development life-cycle. However, the time-saving aspect of Rails can create certain security risks and applications should be reviewed closely. One example of this is the mass assignment risks which has been seen frequently in Rails applications. Mass assignment is a feature that allows you to set a bunch of attributes at once as opposed to writing assignment statements for each individual attribute. Because Rails is so convention-heavy, fields like :admin, :owner, and :public_key are easily guessable and a less than reputable person could change an attribute and/or gain access to information that was not intended.
Now that I have read a little about Rails, I can honestly say I am excited about Phase 1 so that we can get in there and start using Rails to build beautiful and exciting projects.


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Now, this is not a doom and gloom lecture. Actually it is a talk about what is going to happen in the next 30 years. It is a talk about what is called "postcapitalism". It is a talk about how almost all jobs are going to disappear due to automation. But also how we are going to think about this and come up with solutions.
Its a talk about the three big challenges we need to face. And yes, this involves you as well!
A totally different aspect from TED: David Autor: Why are there still so many jobs?


Classes | |
| struct | boost::geometry::section< Box, DimensionCount > |
| Structure containing section information. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::sections< Box, DimensionCount > |
| Structure containing a collection of sections. More... | |
Functions | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Section > | |
| void | boost::geometry::get_section (Geometry const &geometry, Section const §ion, typename boost::range_const_iterator< typename geometry::range_type< Geometry >::type >::type &begin, typename boost::range_const_iterator< typename geometry::range_type< Geometry >::type >::type &end) |
| Get iterators for a specified section. | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Sections > | |
| void | boost::geometry::sectionalize (Geometry const &geometry, Sections §ions) |
| Split a geometry into monotonic sections. |
| void boost::geometry::get_section | ( | Geometry const & | geometry, | |
| Section const & | section, | |||
| typename boost::range_const_iterator< typename geometry::range_type< Geometry >::type >::type & | begin, | |||
| typename boost::range_const_iterator< typename geometry::range_type< Geometry >::type >::type & | end | |||
| ) |
Get iterators for a specified section.
| Geometry | type | |
| Section | type of section to get from |
| geometry | geometry which might be located in the neighborhood | |
| section | structure with section | |
| begin | begin-iterator (const iterator over points of section) | |
| end | end-iterator (const iterator over points of section) |
Definition at line 91 of file get_section.hpp.
| void boost::geometry::sectionalize | ( | Geometry const & | geometry, | |
| Sections & | sections | |||
| ) |
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| 78 | (A) | and he thaym fraynede how ferre þe flode hade þam drevyn |
| 76 | (C) | And he hem freyned how fer . þe flodes had hem bore |
| 77 | (D) | And he hem fraynyd how ferre þe flood had hem bore |
| 75 | (E) | & he hym frayned how fer . the flood hadde hym bore . |
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| 78 | (L) | & he fraynes how fer þe flode hadde yferked |
| 73 | (P) | And frayned how fer þe flode had hym wayned |
| 76 | (U) | And he hem freyned how fer / the flode hem had borne |
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Theodora Voice Pack Preview:
Geraint Voice Pack Preview:
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Phasmophobia Software Setup
Download necessary software
Install both
- Make certain phasmo is closed
Settings for Soundboard
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- Set CABLE Input in the first dropdown
Set virtual mic as default mic
Set your mic to cable output ingame
- Restart computer if not in list
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Click add at the bottom left of the soundboard software
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Set a hotkey
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General Ghost Questions
be 1-5 on your keyboard
- the rest of the folders have ~5 voice lines so i recommend this pattern for each folder
ctrl-1, ctrl-2, ... ctrl-5
, alt-1, alt-2, ... alt-5
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- Navigate to Options -> Audio -> Voice Recognition
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Welcome to my portfolio! I am a full-stack developer with a focus on JavaScript and MySQL. I received my certification from the University of Minnesota in May 2018, and I am currently open to full-time positions in the Minneapolis/St Paul area, as well as other major metropolitan areas.
I chose a coding "bootcamp" because I started my career in business. I graduated in 2015 from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting. Like many accountants fresh out of college, I started my career as an auditor at one of the Big Four firms. After learning the basics of business, I moved into a new role as a Senior Financial Analyst at a local start-up, Bite Squad. Working for a start-up had its challenges, but I loved creating efficient procceses and making a tangible difference on the business's profitability.
After a few months, I realized that I wanted to push myself more. I was working directly with the developers at Bite Squad, and I noticed a gap between the developers and business management. It didn't take long for me to get into coding as a hobby, and I soon realized that I could combine my experiences into a career that I love.
I left my career in finance to spend three months immersing myself into a new world. What you will see within this website is a culmination of the skills I have acquired over the course of the full-stack program. If you have any questions about what you have seen on this website, please send me an email or connect with me on LinkedIn!


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- SelectionFormElement - Class in uibooster.model.formelements
- SelectionFormElement(String, List<String>) - Constructor for class uibooster.model.formelements.SelectionFormElement
- setClosedByUser(boolean) - Method in class uibooster.model.DialogClosingState
- setImage(BufferedImage) - Method in class uibooster.components.ImagePanel
- setLargeMessage(String) - Method in class uibooster.components.WaitingDialog
- setMessage(String) - Method in class uibooster.components.ProgressDialog
- setMessage(String) - Method in class uibooster.components.WaitingDialog
- setProgress(int) - Method in class uibooster.components.ProgressDialog
- show() - Method in class uibooster.components.Form
- show(int) - Method in class uibooster.components.Splashscreen
- showColorPicker(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
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Shows a simple color picker to select an RGB value.
- showColorPicker(String, String, String) - Static method in class uibooster.components.ColorPickerDialog
- showColorPickerAndGetRGB(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
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Shows a simple color picker to select an RGB value.
- showConfirmDialog(String, String, Runnable, Runnable) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
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Shows a confirm dialog and blocks until a decision is selected.
- showDatePicker(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
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Shows a date picker dialog to choose a specific date.
- showDatePicker(String, String, String) - Static method in class uibooster.components.DatePickerDialog
- showDialog() - Method in class uibooster.components.LoginDialog
- showDialog(String, String, int, int) - Static method in class uibooster.components.ProgressDialog
- showDialog(String, String, int, int, int, int, int, String) - Static method in class uibooster.components.SliderDialog
- showDialog(String, String, String) - Method in class uibooster.components.SimpleBlockingDialog
- showDialog(String, String, String, UiBoosterOptions) - Static method in class uibooster.components.WaitingDialog
- showDialog(String, String, List<File>) - Static method in class uibooster.components.PictureGalleryDialog
- showDialog(String, String, UiBoosterOptions) - Static method in class uibooster.components.WaitingDialog
- showDirectorySelection() - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
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Shows a directory selection dialog.
- showDirectorySelectionDialog() - Static method in class uibooster.components.FilesystemDialog
- showErrorDialog(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an error dialog and blocks until the ok button was clicked.
- showFileOrDirectorySelection() - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a selection dialog for files and directories.
- showFileOrDirectorySelectionDialog() - Static method in class uibooster.components.FilesystemDialog
- showFileSelection() - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a file selection dialog.
- showFileSelectionDialog() - Static method in class uibooster.components.FilesystemDialog
- showImage() - Method in class uibooster.components.PictureGalleryDialog
- showInfoDialog(String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an info dialog and blocks until the ok button was clicked.
- showLogin(String, String, String, String, String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a login dialog with username and password.
- showNextImage() - Method in class uibooster.components.PictureGalleryDialog
- showPicture(String, File) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Creates a resizable window whichs shows the given image.
- showPictures(String, String[]) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Creates a resizable window which shows the given images as a gallery.
- showPictures(String, List<File>) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Creates a resizable window which shows the given images as a gallery.
- showPreviousImage() - Method in class uibooster.components.PictureGalleryDialog
- showProgressDialog(String, String, int, int) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows dialog with progressbar and changeable message.
- showSelectionDialog(String, String, String...) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an info dialog and blocks until the ok button was clicked.
- showSelectionDialog(String, String, List<String>) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an info dialog and blocks until the ok button was clicked.
- showSlider(String, String, int, int, int) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a customizable slider, to ask the user for amounts.
- showSlider(String, String, int, int, int, int, int) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a customizable slider, to ask the user for amounts.
- showSplashscreen(String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an undecorated window with a given image as splash screen.
- showSplashscreen(String, int) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows an undecorated window with a given image as splash screen.
- showTable(String[][], String[], String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a table view.
- showTable(String[][], List<String>, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a table view.
- showTable(String[][], List<String>, String, String, boolean) - Static method in class uibooster.components.TableDialog
- showTableImmutable(String[][], String[], String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a table view.
- showTableImmutable(String[][], List<String>, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with a table view.
- showTextInputDialog(String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a dialog with text input field.
- showWaitingDialog(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a waiting dialog with a changeable message.
- showWaitingDialog(String, String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a waiting dialog with a changeable message and a large (scrollable) message area.
- showWarningDialog(String, String) - Method in class uibooster.UiBooster
-
Shows a warning dialog and blocks until the ok button was clicked.
- SimpleBlockingDialog - Class in uibooster.components
- SimpleBlockingDialog(JComponent...) - Constructor for class uibooster.components.SimpleBlockingDialog
- SimpleDialog - Class in uibooster.components
- SimpleDialog(String, JPanel, String) - Constructor for class uibooster.components.SimpleDialog
- SLIDER - uibooster.components.Form.InputType
- SliderDialog - Class in uibooster.components
- SliderDialog() - Constructor for class uibooster.components.SliderDialog
- SliderFormElement - Class in uibooster.model.formelements
- SliderFormElement(String, int, int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class uibooster.model.formelements.SliderFormElement
- Splashscreen - Class in uibooster.components
- Splashscreen(String, int, float, String) - Constructor for class uibooster.components.Splashscreen
- Splashscreen(String, String) - Constructor for class uibooster.components.Splashscreen
- SWING - uibooster.model.UiBoosterOptions.Theme
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When programming, what are some of your triggers? What causes a disproportionate emotional response?
An obvious trigger is getting blocked. I get frustrated when I am presented with a problem and can't figure out which steps I should take to create the desired outcome.
I wouldn't say my emotional responses are disproportionate, however. I try to keep a level head and since I have quite a while before bootcamp, I know that I have plenty of time to revise anything that I am unsure of.
How did you find the Siberian North Railroad exercise?
I think it could be a good method to help calm myself in situations of frustration or anger. Instead of trying to ignore the negative emotions and wait for them to pass, you confront them and breathe your way into calmness. Probably passes much quicker than the former.


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title: Organisation Wide Processes
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- Business
status: publish
type: post
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meta: {}
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Over on the LinkedIn network Juhani Anttila asks
We have here in Finland a networked group of participants from different business and public organizations in the country. We are working with questions of the development of business processes in our organizations.What is your opinion and experience HOW SHOULD ONE START WITH THE ORGANIZATION-WIDE DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS PROCESSES IN ONES ORGANIZATION? Reference (unfortunately only in Finnish language):
Whilst business processes are not my area of expertise I thought I would hazard a reply.
The phrase "Organisation Wide Process" should be enough to fill anyone with dread, for the same reason as "Enterprise Wide Information System Development and Implementation". It's a potential sink for a lot of time, energy and expense with possibly very limited potential for benefit, probably because no one can agree on what they are trying to achieve (i.e poor requirements management).
What might be done?
Perhaps we could look at the some of the lessons that Agile is trying to apply... How might that work?
- Identify where you will get the most business benefit. The Pareto principle tells that we can get 80% of our total improvement by improving only 20% of our processes, so work our which 20%.
- Working in the large is very hard work so pick small low hanging fruit to start with, provided that they address your requirements and help your achieve your objectives
- Bring business users (not just managers) onto the implementation team
- Now at this point we diverge from Agile orthodoxy because we often can't expect people to except changes to their processes on a frequent basis. There are three reasons for this:
- It can be too disruptive to expect people to change their work habits and activities every few days
- The cost of rolling out a process change can be high (e.g. training, tool updates,documentation...)
- We need time after each change to measure the process and provide feedback on the change
- Roll the change out to a helpful, smaller, team that can help you understand and improve your change before it becomes Enterprise wide. This team can also become your process champions
In addition your first activity should be to make sure that any changes you make are
- Aligned with the Organisations objectives
- Have complete support from all the executives and senior managers
And finally and most importantly apply the KISS principle. Simple processes, simple documentation, clear objectives.


India's smog-bound capital suffers most hazardous air so far this year
by ReutersAir pollution in New Delhi and surrounding towns reached the worst levels so far this year on Sunday, with authorities in the world's most polluted capital city having already declared a public health emergency and ordered the closure of schools.
The air quality index, measuring levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter in the air, deteriorated to above 900, way over the 500-level that qualifies as "severe-plus".
Aside from the harm it was doing to the lungs of some 40 million people living in the capital region, the smog was so bad more than 30 flights were diverted from Delhi airport due to poor visibility.
Roads looked deserted as large numbers of people stayed home, rather than expose themselves to the noxious atmosphere outside.
"Pollution has reached unbearable levels across north India," Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi's chief minister said in a message on twitter.
The government environment monitoring agency SAFAR warned that no relief was expected for the next one to two days, as humidity resulting from unexpected light rains overnight had exacerbated pollution, already driven by higher the seasonal crop stubble burning by farmers in the surrounding states.
"Wind speed is picking up and it could take 24 to 48 hours before the pollution level reduces to a level of around 500," Mahesh Palawat, vice president of Skymet, a private weather forecasting agency, said.
Anything above 400 on the AQI poses a risk for people with respiratory illness and can also affect even those with healthy lungs.
Doctors were reporting a spike in patients with respiratory related issues, according to Sachin Taparia, head of Local Circles, a Delhi-based private consultancy that conducts surveys on government policies and programmes.
"Delhi has turned into a gas chamber as the pollution levels hit the ‘severe+’ category," Taparia said.
A survey of 17,000 people in the Delhi region by his consultancy found that 40% want to get out of the Delhi region because of the failure to control pollution.
Authorities in Delhi on Friday declared a public health emergency and closed schools and all construction activity.
From Monday, the city government will also restrict the use of private vehicles on the capital's roads under an "odd-even" scheme based on license plates.
"The temporary restrictions on private vehicles will have a negligible impact as we face the most hazardous situation," said Skymet's Palawat.
Delhi's Kejriwal, and the chief ministers from the neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana, urged the federal government to do more to combat the pollution.
On Monday, according to a lawyer, the Supreme Court is likely to hear a petition on Monday from the environment agency, looking for ways to make state governments to take tougher action against farmers to curb the stubble-burning. Politicians have been reluctant to upset their farming constituencies.
According to SAFAR, satellite pictures had captured more than 3,000 incidents of stubble burning last week in neighbouring states, contributing to 44% of Delhi's pollution.


readCompoundOperationsFromFile
(file
:str
)
Returns a list of lists of CompoundOperations read from the given file
. Each line in the file represents a
list of CompoundOperations in machine string format, as in the file written by writeCompoundOperationsToFile
.
If a line is unable to be parsed into a list of CompoundOperations, then that list is instead represented by
None
. This is different from an empty list, which represents a line with no CompoundOperations.


Gobal warming is causing melting in cold places and all the water from the ice goes into the ocean raising sea levels.Its become more dryer causing more wildfires and also from green house gasses. Global warming has increased to 15% to 20%. One of Artics thickest and strongest ice has even cracked because of heat increase.
Higher temptures are worsensing many types of disasters including storms,heat waves,floods,and droughts and many more.For example in 2015 scientist said that a ongoing drought in California states worst water storage. Not only this but because of the raising temptures natrual disasters are increeseing and possibly becoming more dangerous. Many people are not realizing this is a big deal. I have talked with a climate activist by the name of Elizebeth she had done many years of research/investigation and had tallked about how no one had really spoked about how seveare global warming was in her collge thankfully she decided to change that.
When warming temperatures gradually melt sea ice over time, fewer bright surfaces are available to reflect sunlight back into the atmosphere. More solar energy is absorbed at the surface and ocean temperatures rise. This begins a cycle of warming and melting.


A simple demo demonstrating the power of pure HTML5 and CSS3 by implementing the logical NOR function. In this demo register A
and B
can be set to the equivalent binary that represents an 8-bit integer. After processing, the R
register will contain the equivalent binary of the integer equal to A NOR B
.
A
and register B
to the binary representation of two binary integers.TAB
key to go to the first bit in R
that needs to be changed.SPACE
to set that bit.R
are either yellow, or magenta.


Allying with Sena is like burying Cong: Sanjay Nirupam
by Mrityunjay BoseHours before Uddhav Thackeray meets his legislators, the anti-Shiv Sena sentiments within the Congress grew wider with veteran Sanjay Nirupam speaking out again.
Nirupam, a three-time MP, who had been with Shiv Sena earlier, said that alliance for the Congress with the right-wing saffron party would be disastrous.
"Years ago, the Congress allied with (Mayawati-led) BSP in Uttar Pradesh. They (Congress) party got a beating and it has not been able to stand again (in UP)," Nirupam, a former Mumbai Congress president said.
According to him, the party is making the same mistake in Maharashtra. "Becoming the No.3 party in a Shiv Sena-led government is like buying the Congress (in Maharashtra)," he said.
Nirupam said that Congress president Sonia Gandhi should not come under pressure for an alliance with Shiv Sena in Maharashtra.


{% extends "base_generic.html" %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block pagetitle %}Domain + Server Connection{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This will create an association between the domain and a server for your project.
First, select a domain checked-out for this project:
Then set your subdomain (or "*" for a wildcard) and CDN endpoint (if any) used with this link:
Finally, select either a static server checked-out for this project or a transient server to associate with the selected domain:


Cache location options supported by MSAL are:
Use this to configure the below cache configuration options:
Use the configuration object to configure MSAL and initialize the UserAgentApplication.
This object allows you to configure important elements of MSAL functionality:
App/Framework specific environment support
Library Specific Options
Defaults for the Configuration Options
MSAL function that sets the default options when not explicitly configured from app developer
TConfiguration object
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AuthOptions: Use this to configure the auth options in the Configuration object
window.location.href
.window.location.href
.


Another application for this driver is if a particular server clock is to be used as the clock of last resort when all other normal synchronization sources have gone away. This is especially useful if that server has an ovenized oscillator. For this you would configure this driver at a stratum greater than any other likely sources of time (say 3 or 4) to prevent the server taking over when legitimate sources are still available.
A third application for this driver is when an external discipline source is available, such as the NIST lockclock program, which synchronizes the local clock via a telephone modem and the NIST Automated Computer Time Service (ACTS), or the Digital Time Synchronization Service (DTSS), which runs on DCE machines. In this case the stratum should be set at zero, indicating a bona fide stratum-1 source. In the case of DTSS, the local clock can have a rather large jitter, depending on the interval between corrections and the intrinsic frequency error of the clock oscillator. In extreme cases, this can cause clients to exceed the 128-ms slew window and drop off the NTP subnet.
In the case where a NTP time server is synchronized to some device or protocol that is not external to the NTP daemon itself, some means should be provided to pass such things as error and health values to the NTP daemon for dissemination to its clients. If this is not done, there is a very real danger that the device or protocol could fail and with no means to tell NTP clients of the mishap. When ordinary Unix system calls like adjtime() are used to discipline the kernel clock, there is no obvious way this can be done without modifying the code for each case. However, when a modified kernel with the ntp_adjtime() system call is available, that routine can be used for the same purpose as the adjtime() routine and in addition provided with the estimated error, maximum error, and leap-indicator values. This is the preferred way to synchronize the kernel clock and pass information to the NTP clients.
In the default mode the behavior of the clock selection algorithm is modified when this driver is in use. The algorithm is designed so that this driver will never be selected unless no other discipline source is available. This can be overridden with the prefer keyword of the server configuration command, in which case only this driver will be selected for synchronization and all other discipline sources will be ignored. This behavior is intended for use when an external discipline source controls the system clock. See the Mitigation Rules and the prefer Keyword page for a detailed description of the exact behavior.
The stratum for this driver is set at 3 by default, but can be changed by the fudge configuration command and/or the ntpdc utility. The reference ID is LCL by default, but can be changed using the same mechanisms. *NEVER* configure this driver to operate at a stratum which might possibly disrupt a client with access to a bona fide primary server, unless the local clock oscillator is reliably disciplined by another source. *NEVER NEVER* configure a server which might devolve to an undisciplined local clock to use multicast mode.
This driver provides a mechanism to trim the local clock in both time and frequency, as well as a way to manipulate the leap bits. The fudge time1 parameter adjusts the time (in seconds) and the fudge time2 parameter adjusts the frequency (in parts per million). Both parameters are additive and operate only once; that is, each command (as from ntpdc) adds signed increments in time or frequency to the nominal local clock time and frequency.
Additional Information


pcrfit_single.Rd
The pcrfit_single is responsible for the extraction of features from amplification curve data. The function can be used for custom functions for a paralleled analysis of amplification curve data. An example is given in the vignette.
pcrfit_single(x)
| x | is the data set containing the fluorescence amplitudes. |
|---|
Output Description
| "eff" | qPCR amplification efficiency | numeric |
| "cpD1" | maximum of the first derivative curve | numeric |
| "cpD2" | maximum of the second derivative curve | numeric |
| "fluo" | raw fluorescence value at the point defined by cpD2 | numeric |
| "init2" | initial template fluorescence from an exponential model | numeric |
| "top" | takeoff point. When no top can be determined, the tob value is set to the first cycle number. | numeric |
| "f.top" | fluorescence at takeoff point. When no f.tdp can be determined, the f.tdp value is set to the RFU value at the first cycle number. | numeric |
| "tdp" | takes the maximum x fluorescence subtracted by reverse values of the fluorescence and calculates then the fake takeoff point. It is so to speak the take down point (tdp). When no tdp can be determined, the tdb value is set to the last cycle number. | numeric |
| "f.tdp" | fluorescence at tdp point. When no f.tdp can be determined, the f.tdp value is set to the RFU value at the last cycle number. | numeric |
| "sliwin" | PCR efficiency by the 'window-of-linearity' method | numeric |
| "b_slope" | Is the slope of seven parameter model | "f_intercept" |
| Is the intercept of the seven parameter model | "convInfo_iteratons" | Number of iterations needed to fit the model |
| numeric | "cpDdiff" | absolute difference between cpD1 and cpD2 |
| numeric | "slope_bg" | slope of the first cycles |
| numeric | "intercept_bg" | intercept of the first cycles |
| numeric | "polyarea" | area of a polygon given by the vertices in the vectors cycles and fluorescence |
| numeric | "cp_e.agglo" | agglomerative hierarchical estimate for multiple change points |
| numeric | "cp_bcp" | change point by Bayesian analysis methods |
| numeric | "qPCRmodel" | non-linear model determined for the analysis |
| factor | "amptester_shapiro" | tests based on the Shapiro-Wilk normality test if the amplification curve is just noise |
| binary | "amptester_lrt" | performs a cycle dependent linear regression and determines if the coefficients of determination deviates from a threshold |
| binary | "amptester_rgt" | Resids growth test (RGt) tests if fluorescence values in a linear phase are stable |
| binary | "amptester_tht" | Threshold test (THt) takes the first 20 percent and the last 15 percent of any input data set and performs a Wilcoxon rank sum tests. |
| binary | "amptester_slt" | Signal level test compares 1. the signals by a robust "sigma" rule by median + 2 * mad and 2. by comparison of the signal/noise ratio |
| binary | "amptester_polygon" | pco test (pco) determines if the points in an amplification curve (like a polygon, in particular non-convex polygons) are in a "clockwise" order. |
| binary | "amptester_slope.ratio" | SlR uses the inder function to find the approximated first derivative maximum, second derivative minimum and the second derivative maximum. These are used for a regression analysis with the corresponding fluorescence amplitude data. |
| numeric | "minRFU" | minimum of fluorescence amplitude (percentile 0.01) |
| numeric | "maxRFU" | maximum of fluorescence amplitude (percentile 0.99) |
| numeric | "bg.start_norm" | takes the start (cycle) the amplification curve background based on the bg.max function and normalizes it to the total cycle number |
| numeric | "bg.stop" | estimates the end (cycle) the amplification curve background based on the bg.max function and normalizes it to the total cycle number |
| numeric | "amp.stop" | estimates the end (cycle) of the amplification curve based in the bg.max function and normalizes it to the total cycle number |
| numeric | "head2tail_ratio" | |
| numeric | "autocorellation" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_intercept_bg" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_slope_bg" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_cor_bg" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_intercept_pt" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_slope_pt" | |
| numeric | "mblrr_cor_pt" | |
| numeric | "amp_cor_MIC" | |
| numeric | "hookreg_hook" | estimate of hook effect like curvature |
| binary | "hookreg_hook_slope" | estimate of slope of the hook effect like curvature |
| numeric | "peaks_ratio" | Takes the estimate approximate local minimums and maximums |
| "loglin_slope" | slope determined by a linear model of the data points from the minimum and maximum of the second derivative | |
| numeric | "cpD2_range" | cycle difference between the maximum and the minimum of the second derivative curve |
| numeric | "sd_bg | shows the standard deviation of the fluorescence in the ground phase |
Details can be found in the vignette.
M. Febrero-Bande, M.O. de la Fuente, others, Statistical computing in functional data analysis: The R package fda.usc, Journal of Statistical Software. 51 (2012) 1--28. http://www.jstatsoft.org/v51/i04/
A.-N. Spiess, C. Deutschmann, M. Burdukiewicz, R. Himmelreich, K. Klat, P. Schierack, S. Roediger, Impact of Smoothing on Parameter Estimation in Quantitative DNA Amplification Experiments, Clinical Chemistry. 61 (2015) 379--388. doi:10.1373/clinchem.2014.230656.
S. Roediger, A. Boehm, I. Schimke, Surface Melting Curve Analysis with R, The R Journal. 5 (2013) 37--53. http://journal.r-project.org/archive/2013-2/roediger-bohm-schimke.pdf.
S. Roediger, M. Burdukiewicz, K.A. Blagodatskikh, P. Schierack, R as an Environment for the Reproducible Analysis of DNA Amplification Experiments, The R Journal. 7 (2015) 127--150. http://journal.r-project.org/archive/2015-1/RJ-2015-1.pdf.
S. Pabinger, S. Roediger, A. Kriegner, K. Vierlinger, A. Weinhauusel, A survey of tools for the analysis of quantitative PCR (qPCR) data, Biomolecular Detection and Quantification. 1 (2014) 23--33. doi:10.1016/j.bdq.2014.08.002.
S. Roediger, M. Burdukiewicz, P. Schierack, chipPCR: an R package to pre-process raw data of amplification curves, Bioinformatics. 31 (2015) 2900--2902. doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btv205.
bcp
bg.max
,amptester
,smoother
e.agglo
diffQ
,mcaPeaks
,diffQ2
head2tailratio
,earlyreg
,hookreg
,hookregNL
,mblrr
,autocorrelation_test
polyarea
pcrfit
,takeoff
,sliwin
,efficiency
diff
quantile
# Load the chipPCR package and analyze from the C126EG685 the first qPCR run # "A01" (column 2). library(chipPCR) res <- pcrfit_single(C126EG685[, 2])


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HOST - HOST() function codes
Symbolic defines for HOST functions.
Uses
«INCLUDES»≡ @
«HOST»≡ HOST * %SET(NONEED,0) %SET(CSNOBOL4,(?(SYSTEM ? 'CSNOBOL4') 1)) * * MACRO SPITBOL * -PUBLIC HOST_SYSINFO, HOST_PARAMS * * ARCH:OS:SNOBOL_VERSION HOST_SYSINFO = '' * ARGUMENT FROM -u OR ENTIRE COMMAND LINE HOST_PARAMS = 0 * * CATSPAW SPITBOL * -PUBLIC HOST_SYSCMD, HOST_ARGN, HOST_FIRSTARG, HOST_GETENV * * EXEC ARG AS SHELL COMMAND, RETURN STATUS HOST_SYSCMD = 1 * N'TH TOKEN ON COMMAND LINE (INTEGER) HOST_ARGN = 2 * INDEX OF 1ST USER COMMAND LINE ARG TOKEN HOST_FIRSTARG = 3 * RETURNS ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE, OR FAILS HOST_GETENV = 4 %IF(CSNOBOL4) %IF(NONEED) * * CSNOBOL4 * -PUBLIC HOST_CONFIG_HOST, HOST_CONFIG_DATE, HOST_BUILD_DATE -PUBIC HOST_BUILD_DIR, HOST_BUILD_FILES * * HOST WHERE CONFIGURE SCRIPT WAS RUN HOST_CONFIG_HOST = 2001 * DATE WHEN CONFIGURE SCRIPT WAS RUN HOST_CONFIG_DATE = 2002 * DATE WHEN CSNOBOL4 BUILT HOST_BUILD_DATE = 2100 * DIRECTORY WHERE CSNOBOL4 BUILT HOST_BUILD_DIR = 2101 * NAMES OF FILES USED TO BUILD CSNOBOL4 HOST_BUILD_FILES = 2102 %ENDIF * -PUBLIC HOST_SNOLIB_DIR * * DEFAULT SNOLIB DIR (-INCLUDE, LOAD()) HOST_SNOLIB_DIR = 2200 %IF(NONEED) * -PUBLIC HOST_SNOLIB_FILE * * DEFAULT FILE FOR LOAD() HOST_SNOLIB_FILE = 2201 %ENDIF * -PUBLIC HOST_CC, HOST_COPT * * C COMPILER USED TO BUILD CSNOBOL4 HOST_CC = 2202 * C OPTIMIZER FLAGS USED TO BUILD CSNOBOL4 HOST_COPT = 2203 %IF(NONEED) * -PUBLIC HOST_SO_EXT, HOST_SO_CFLAGS, HOST_SO_LD, HOST_SO_LDFLAGS * * SHARED OBJECT LIBRARY EXTENSION HOST_SO_EXT = 2204 * C COMPILER FLAGS FOR SHARED OBJECTS HOST_SO_CFLAGS = 2205 * SHARED OBJECT FILE LOAD COMMAND HOST_SO_LD = 2206 * SHARED OBJECT FILE LOAD SWITCHES HOST_SO_LDFLAGS = 2207 %ENDIF * -PUBLIC HOST_DL_EXT, HOST_DL_CFLAGS, HOST_DL_LD,HOST_DL_LDFLAGS * * DYNAMIC LOADABLE LIBRARY EXTENSION HOST_DL_EXT = 2208 * C COMPILER FLAGS FOR DYNAMIC LOADABLES HOST_DL_CFLAGS = 2209 * DYNAMIC LOADABLE FILE LOAD COMMAND HOST_DL_LD = 2210 * DYNAMIC LOADABLE FILE LOAD SWITCHES HOST_DL_LDFLAGS = 2211 * -PUBLIC HOST_DIR_SEP, HOST_PATH_SEP * * DIRECTORY SEPARATOR CHAR (MAY BE EMPTY) HOST_DIR_SEP = 2212 * PATH SEPARATOR CHARACTER HOST_PATH_SEP = 2213 * * CSNOBOL4 1.5 * -PUBLIC HOST_DEF_SNOPATH, HOST_INCUDE_DIR * * DEFAULT LIBRARY SEARCH PATH HOST_DEF_SNOPATH = 2214 * PATH FOR C HEADERS HOST_INCLUDE_DIR = 2215 * -PUBLIC HOST_INTEGER_BITS, HOST_REAL_BITS, HOST_POINTER_BITS -PUBLIC HOST_LONG_BITS, HOST_DESCR_BITS, HOST_SPEC_BITS, HOST_CHAR_BITS * * NUMBER OF BITS FOR SNOBOL4 INTEGER TYPE HOST_INTEGER_BITS = 2300 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR SNOBOL4 REAL TYPE HOST_REAL_BITS = 2301 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR C POINTER TYPE HOST_POINTER_BITS = 2302 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR C LONG TYPE HOST_LONG_BITS = 2303 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR SIL 'DESCRIPTOR' TYPE HOST_DESCR_BITS = 2304 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR SIL 'SPECIFIER' TYPE HOST_SPEC_BITS = 2305 * NUMBER OF BITS FOR C CHAR TYPE HOST_CHAR_BITS = 2306 * -PUBLIC HOST_DYNAMIC_SIZE, HOST_PMSTACK_SIZE, HOST_ISTACK_SIZE * * SIZE OF 'DYNAMIC' STORAGE IN DESCRIPTORS HOST_DYNAMIC_SIZE = 2400 * SIZE OF PATTERN MATCH STACK IN DESCRS HOST_PMSTACK_SIZE = 2401 * SIZE OF INTERPRETER STACK IN DESCRIPTORS HOST_ISTACK_SIZE = 2402 %ENDIF * CODE('HOST') * HOST_END @
«unit_test»≡ #!/usr/bin/bash exec "snobol4" "-b" "$0" "$@" -INCLUDE 'HOST.INC' &CODE = 1 &CODE = 0 END @
«»≡ -MODULE HOST «INCLUDES» -IN72 -STITL HOST -EJECT * ************************************************************************ * * * # # ####### ##### ####### * * # # # # # # # * * # # # # # # * * ####### # # ##### # * * # # # # # # * * # # # # # # # * * # # ####### ##### # * * * * HOST HOST() FUNCTION CODES * * * ************************************************************************ * * HOST.lss * «HOST» * * CE: .MSNOBOL4; @


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The GUI Installer
- Overview
- Before you Begin
- Installing Google Earth Enterprise Fusion
- Installing Google Earth Enterprise Server
Overview
This section provides information about installing Google Earth Enterprise Fusion, Google Earth Enterprise Server, the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion tutorial files, and the additional files and features provided in the software package.
Both a graphical
user interface (GUI) and a command-line
installer are available for Google Earth Enterprise Server and
Fusion.
A silent installation option is also available if you want to install on multiple machines without user interaction. Use
the command-line installer if you are installing on a server without an X11
server.
The GUI installers are recommended for most Google Earth Enterprise Fusion and
Server installations. During installation, you are prompted
and guided through the process automatically.
Before you Begin
The Google Earth Enterprise software is available in two formats: as a download from Google.com servers, or on physical media in the form of DVDs. The instructions below are the same for both formats, once the following setup has been completed:
If you downloaded the software package
Unpack the archived installer(s) to a temporary directory:
tar -zxvf GEEFusion40.tar.gz -C /target/directory
tar -zxvf GEEServer40.tar.gz -C /target/directory
If you ordered the DVD
Insert the distribution DVD, and mount the DVD drive.
Installing Google Earth Enterprise Fusion
- Open a terminal window on your Linux workstation.
- Log in as
root
.
- Stop the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion system manager and Google Earth
Enterprise Server, if you have a previous version installed and they are
running:
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
/etc/init.d/geserver stop
Note: If you try to run the Google
Earth Enterprise installer using a secure shell (ssh -XY user@machine
),
you might get the following error:
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X connection to localhost:10.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown)
If you do, set the following variable to point to the X11 authorization file:
export XAUTHORITY=~/.Xauthority
- Navigate to your DVD directory, or the directory to which you extracted the Google Earth Enterprise files, and run the Google Earth Fusion installer:
cd /media/cdrom
./InstallGEFusionGUI.sh
If your DVD automounted without exec privileges, you might need to
run sh ./InstallGEFusionGUI.sh
instead.
The installer starts and the following window appears:
- Click Next to continue. You can click Cancel to
exit the installation process or Previous to return to
the previous screen at any time. The License Agreement appears:
- Accept the License Agreement and click Next. The Choose
Products screen appears:
- Choose the installlation type or click Next to
accept the default (Typical). If the installer determines it needs to upgrade
any product you are installing, it prompts you to confirm the upgrade.
- Typical installation includes Google Earth Enterprise Fusion and
the Tutorial.
- Minimal installation includes only Google Earth Enterprise Fusion.
- Custom installation allows you to customize the components you install.
- The installer displays the default location for the backup files:
/var/opt/google/fusion-backups/...
Click Next to continue.
- You are prompted to create the user and group for Google Earth Enterprise
Fusion. Click Next to accept the default, or enter your customized
names. The Pre-Installation Summary appears:
- Click Install to continue. The installer prompts you to designate
your asset root and source volumes. A source volume is a directory that contains your source data files.
- Click Next to accept the default (
/gevol/assets and /gevol/src
), or enter
the paths you want to set for your asset root and source volume. (See Before you Install for more information.)
- Click Done.
- Log out of the system, and log back in (not as root).
- From the command line, launch Google Earth Enterprise Fusion:
fusion
Installing Google Earth Enterprise Server
- Open a terminal window on your Linux workstation.
- Log in as
root
.
- Stop the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion system manager and Google Earth
Enterprise Server, if you have a previous version installed and they are running:
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
/etc/init.d/geserver stop
- Navigate to your DVD directory, or the directory to which you extracted the Google Earth Enterprise files, and run the Google Earth Server installer:
./InstallGEServerGUI.sh
If your DVD automounted without exec privileges, you might need to
run sh ./InstallGEServerGUI.sh
instead.
The installation script starts running and the following window appears:
- Click Next to continue. You can click Cancel to
exit the installation process or Previous to return
to the previous screen at any time. The License Agreement appears:
- Accept the License Agreement and click Next. The Choose
products screens appears:
- Choose the installlation type click Next to
accept the default (Typical). If the installer determines it needs
to upgrade any product you are installing, it prompts you to confirm
the upgrade.
- Typical installation includes Google Earth Enterprise Server
and Google Earth Enterprise Places Database.
- Minimal installation includes only Google Earth Enterprise Server.
- Custom installation allows you to customize the components you install.
- The installer displays the default location for the backup
files:
/var/opt/google/fusion-backups/...
Click Next to continue. The User and Group Names screen appears:
- If you want to customize user or group names or IDs, select Customize.
Otherwise, select Default and click Next.
The Publish Root Location screen appears:
- The installer prompts you to designate your publish root. (See
Before you Install for more information.)
The Pre-Installation summary appears.
- Click Install. When the installer is finished, you can choose to start
the Google Earth Server services.
- Click Done to complete the installation.


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--- layout: post authors: ["Tracy Teal"] title: "Data Carpentry Instructor Certification for Software Carpentry Instructors" date: 2015-11-12 time: "23:00:00" tags: ["Teaching", "Data Carpentry"] ---
Re-posted from the Data Carpentry blog.
Data Carpentry has been growing over the last year, and now with the addition of Maneesha Sane as Program Coordinator, we have the chance to run even more workshops in more domains. To date, we have used some great instructors from the Software Carpentry community as teachers; what we would like to do now is put that on a more regular footing.
We want to update the instructor records to see who’s interested and qualified to teach Data Carpentry, so we’ve created a Data Carpentry Instructor FastTrack certification. If you have already taught a Data Carpentry workshop, you’re registered as a Data Carpentry instructor and don’t need to go through the FastTrack certification process. If you are currently a Software Carpentry instructor and would like to teach core data wrangling skills to people who are new to computing, this program is for you!
This program is just for people who are already Software Carpentry instructors. The Software Carpentry Foundation will continue to train new instructors, and we’re working together on the pathways to becoming both Software Carpentry and Data Carpentry instructors. If you’re going through Instructor Training right now or in the future, we’ll make sure you know how to become a Data Carpentry instructor.
To become a Data Carpentry instructor through the FastTrack program, you should have:
Demonstrated teaching experience for Software Carpentry or with another organization or university
Enough knowledge to teach at least two of our core topics (introductions to data organization, R, Python, SQL, or OpenRefine)
Demonstrated interest and ability to teach people new to computing
If you are interested and meet these requirements, please apply through the Data Carpentry website.


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These sample applications are not anything you haven't seen before.
The interesting thing is that these demos are not done with templates, CSS and custom Javascript but
are only configured with UI-models.
By changing the ui-model, Evolutility-UI-jQuery set of views can behave as any of the following:
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