xywh.js
xywh.js
implements the spatial media fragments dimension of the W3C
Media Fragments URI
specification as a polyfill. See
http://www.w3.org/TR/media-frags/#naming-space
for the full details.
Images
#xywh=160,120,320,240
#xywh=160,120,320,240, resized
#xywh=percent:25,25,50,50
#xywh=percent:25,25,50,50, resized
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Videos
#t=17#xywh=130,90,150,150
#xywh=percent:25,25,50,50
#xywh=200,200,50,50 (<source>)
#xywh=percent:25,25,50,50 (<source>)
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Cat
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Chrome logo
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Copyleft:
xywh.js
was created by
Thomas Steiner
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) and is provided under the
CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)
license.


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Look at data.nat.parity
This file only defines even
, it does not define odd
. If one were to define odd
as "not even" then Alex's question becomes very easy! On the other hand a lemma in the file says that n
is even iff n % 2 = 0
and other lemmas show that n % 2
is always exactly one of 0 or 1, so one could define odd
as n % 2 = 1
and then the lemmas do everything you need.
There's nat.mod_two_eq_zero_or_one
aah, this is hidden away in data.int.basic
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Freddie Mercury's mother Jer Bulsara says one Queen track 'hurt' more than most
Freddie Mercury's mum said listening to Bohemian Rhapsody always brought things back after she survived her son for over 25 years before she died in 2016 aged 94
by Sam Elliott, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sam-elliott/Jer Bulsara said one of her son Freddie Mercury's songs in particular was too painful to hear after his death.
In an interview from before her passing in 2016 aged 94, she recalled how she struggled to cope after he died in 1991.
Bohemian Rhapsody and its poignant lyrics were a struggle for her she said in the rarely seen 2012 video.
She said; "I went to the shops and I was very excited.
"I got one and I was so pleased with myself that I am buying something of my son's first number 1 record. Of course, it hurts me now when I hear the song. It hurts."
The song includes emotional cries of "mama" from the iconic singer - something which tugged at her heartstrings.
She recalled his death but wasn't angry at losing her child so early.
She said; "It was a very sad day when he died in November 1991, but according to our religion when it is the right time you cannot change it.
"You have to go. God loved him more and wanted him with Him and that is what I keep in my mind.
"No mother wants to see her son die, but, at the same time, he has done more for the world in his short life than many people could do in 100 years."
Adam Lambert now fills the legend's sizeable shoes when he tours with Queen.
The American said Freddie is “irreplaceable” but says it's an honour to represent him on stage.
He said: “We’ve become a family and it’s very comfortable now.

“I truly am grateful every time I hit the stage or sit down to a meal with them — whatever it is that happens on tour. I do stop and go, ‘Wow!’
“If somebody had told 10 years ago, when I auditioned for American Idol with Bohemian Rhapsody, that I would later become their singer, I wouldn’t have believed them."


About
Hi, my name is Shailesh Manjunath Bhat. A graduate in Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from Mumbai University. Living in Dombivili, Maharashtra, India, Earth, Rodinia. Born on 18th February 1989, i am 31 years young now. I have learnt HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, JQuery, PHP & MySQL from Seed Infotech, Thane; from November 2019 to present. Before 2019, from June 2011 to Oct 2019 i was working in E-Commerce Industry. Starting from June 2011 i worked for Naaptol Online Shopping Pvt td, Just buy Live Pvt Ltd, Maayra Retail Pvt Ltd & Lumina Datamatics pvt Ltd. Yeah! i know, its almost 7 years.
My Inspiration
adhamdannaway
Rafael Caferati
andrewborstein
Skills
Portfolio
(Tea manufacturer company, Badlapur. www.vedantcommodities.com)
(Interior Designer, Dombivili. www.wallkeepers.in)
(Chirantan Sanmitra Trust, Mulund. Chirantan Sanmitra Trust)
(Alliance Wallpaper, Dombivili. Alliance Wallpaper)
(Deco Coat Pvt Ltd, Dombivili. www.decocoat.in)
Contact
Address: A/7402, Adwait Chs, Star colony, Manpada road, Dombivili East, Thane, Maharashtra, India-421204.


Side Projects
Languages: VBA
Description: This program generates up to 200 random addition and subtraction exercises, and includes a timer and a score calculator. It also keeps records of user performance and draws graphs to track progress.
Languages: Javascript, HTML5, CSS3
Description: A simple simulator of the 2048 game, implemented in Javascript and rendered using React.js.
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Description: This program consists of a Javascript template that automates the website testing entailed in the donor portal and charity portal of Formulating Change Inc, and a simple interface made with HTML that fills the template with the tester's custom test values. The script primarily automates form testing, and receives success/error messages.
About Me
Hi, I'm Richard, and I'm a 2A Computer Science/Business Admnistration Double Degree student at University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. I'm highly logical, and have a strong aptitude for analytical thinking. This has made me good at identifying and solving problems. As a result, I enjoy subjects such as math, physics, and computer science a lot. I thought I was going to be a physicist before I started doing computer science.
What I do
I have worked with HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, Boostrap, jQuery, React.js, Ruby, C and Scheme. I am currently exploring front end development as a hobby. I have knowledge in website testing and I am familiar with software development life cycles. From my work experiences, I've learned what entails in a functional, user-friendly and robust product.
What motivates me
I have always had a thirst for knowledge—I constantly wish to learn more and have more experience working with various solutions. I also seek to do things more efficiently and effectively, and perfect processes to create more value.


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About
CapsuleMate is a smart pill dispenser designed to notify a user and dispense the appropriate combination of medications at the correct time. It aims to reduce non-adherence by automating the process of remembering which medications to take and at what intervals.
It is a fourth-year Mechatronics design project out of the University of Waterloo. To follow along with CapsuleMate's weekly progress take a look at the blog or stop by the gallery for some progress pictures.
To get in contact with the team email us.
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Background
The term coined for failing to adhere to a prescription schedule by either missing or neglecting to take medication is non-adherence. Non-adherence is one of the biggest challenges experienced by pharmacists around the globe. In a survey conducted by the Canadian Pharmacists association nearly 30% of Canadians report not taking their medication.
One group where the effects of non-adherence are compounded is the elderly population. Non-adherence is observed for a variety of reasons ranging from lack of belief in the medication to simple forgetfulness. Excluding those with cognitive impairments concerns a notable struggle is that scheduling becomes increasingly complicated when coordinating more than one medication at a time. As a result, there is a need for a device that can automate the sorting and dispensing of pills and set an alert to remind people to take their medication on time.
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Available Solutions
Spencer:
Con: Requires Blister PacksHero:
Con: $ 400 USD
There are currently many commercial solutions avaiable in the market, from simple plastic pill organizes to complex smart dispensers. However, few attempt to dispense both the correct combination of pills and at the correct time. Or in the case of Hero pictured above are able to do so but for a total cost of $400 USD. In the meantime, people can also rely on their pharamcist to manaully organize their pills for them.


A Spry widget is a page element containing built-in behaviors and functions that provide a richer user experience by enabling user interaction. These behaviors can include functionality that lets users show or hide content on the page, change the appearance (such as color of the input) in the page, interact with menu items, and much more.
The Spry framework supports a set of re-usable widgets, written in standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can easily insert these widgets — the code is HTML and JavaScript at its simplest — and then style the widget according to your liking.
Each widget in the Spry framework is associated with unique CSS and JavaScript files. The CSS file contains everything necessary for styling the widget, and the JavaScript file gives the widget its functionality. You must link both of these files to the page on which you want the widget to function and appear styled. Otherwise, the widget won’t have any functionality or styling. For more information, see the appropriate sections about linking associated files in the topics that follow.
The CSS and JavaScript files associated with a given widget are named after the widget, so it’s easy for you to know which files correspond to which widgets. (For example, the files associated with the Validation Radio widget are called SpryValidationRadio.css and SpryValidationRadio.js).
The Validation Radio widget is a group of radio buttons with validation support for the selection. Users can easily adjust the validation rules they need to enforce. The Validation Radio widget can enforce the selection of one radio button from the group.
To create a Validation Radio widget, you only need a simple radio button input group that can be turned into a Spry Validation Radio widget by adding a few elements to it.
The following illustration shows a Validation Radio widget as seen in browser:
You can create a widget by simply adding a HTML tag container (e.g. ) around the group of INPUT type="radio button" tags. The container tag must have an ID.
The Validation Radio widget has a set of default states associated. All these states are used to describe the browser behavior when the validation occurs.
A Validation Radio widget can be in one of the following states:
When the widget enters one of the above states, a specific CSS class is applied to the HTML tag container. The class definitions for each state are implemented in the SpryValidationRadio.css file associated to the widget.
Error messages can be added to a Validation Radio widget by creating a span tag (or any other tag type) to hold the error message text. By applying a specific css class on the message, you can hide the error message by default and show it only when the widget container has the specific class applied (when the widget state changes).
The code for the Validation Radio widget requires JavaScript script tags in the head section of the document and after the HTML markup. The script tag in the head of the document includes a JavaScript file where the functions related to the Validation Radio widget are defined. The script tag after the Validation Radio widget HTML code contains the constructor for the widget object.
The following is the HTML code for a Validation Radio widget along with an error message and the associated JavaScript code:

<link href="SpryValidationRadio.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="1">
<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="2">
Please make a selection.

The constructor in the sample receives one parameter, the ID of the HTML tag container that holds the widget markup.
You’ll also notice that the span tag for the error message has a CSS class applied. The message can be hidden or shown by triggering different CSS rules on the error message container. This is done dynamically by applying different classes on the HTML widget tag container when the widget enters a validation state.
In the example above, SPANs are used to create the Validation Radio widget structure with its error messages.
Instead of the SPAN tag, any HTML structure can be used, because Spry only uses the tag ID to identify the widget container. The appearance of the error message is done using CSS cascading that doesn't look at the actual tag type of the error message.
In the above structure, the widget constructor identifies the HTML element whose ID has been passed as an argument and then looks inside the container for the corresponding radio button tags that needs to have validation applied. Error messages within the container SPAN can be used for validation.
The SpryValidationRadio.css file contains rules which trigger the messages to display. The rules in the CSS file correspond to the class names specified in the HTML markup for the error messages. However, more complex selectors are required, which take into account the fact that a parent container can have a state class applied to it.
The following is the CSS code for SpryValidationRadio.css file:
.radioRequiredMsg, .radioInvalidMsg{ display: none; } .radioRequiredState .radioRequiredMsg, .radioInvalidState .radioInvalidMsg{ display: inline; color: #CC3333; border: 1px solid #CC3333; }
This section contains the following topics:
Locate the SpryValidationRadio.js and add it to your site, if you didn't do it already. You can find the SpryValidationRadio.js file in the 'widgets/radiovalidation' folder in the Spry zip.
Locate the SpryValidationRadio.css file and add it to your site, if you haven't done so already. You might choose to add it to the root folder or to a CSS folder, if you have one.
In the page code, link the SpryValidationRadio.js file to your web page by inserting a script tag in the page’s head section:

Make sure the file path to the SpryValidationRadio.js file is correct. This path will vary depending on where you include the file in your web site.
<link href="SpryValidationRadio.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
Make sure the file path to the SpryValidationRadio.js file is correct. This path will vary depending on where you put the file in your web site.
<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="1" />
<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="2" />

<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="1" />
<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="2" />

It is important that you make sure the ID of the span tag matches the ID parameter you specified in the Spry.Widgets.ValidationRadio method. It is also important that you make sure the JavaScript call comes after the HTML code for the widget.

...

<link href="SpryValidationRadio.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
...

...

<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="1" />
<input type="radio" name="fieldName" value="2" />
Please enter a value.

...

Styling the Validation Radio widget means changing the appearance of the error messages for different states.
The Validation Radio widget comes with a CSS file (SpryValidationRadio.css) that provides default styling for the error messages. You can easily style the error messages to your liking by simply changing the appropriate CSS rules.
To change the state appearance of the Radio Validation widget:
Open the SpryValidationRadio.css file. You can find the SpryValidationRadio.css file in the 'widgets/radiovalidation' directory.
The Radio Validation widget comes with built-in CSS rules for the states and also for the elements (in this case, the error messages) that can be displayed for these states.
The following classes define the look of the elements associated to the Validation Radio widget:
.radioRequiredState (Activates when the input radio button is not selected or is the same with the default empty value.)
.radioInvalidState (Activates when the radio selected value is not allowed to be submitted.)
The following classes define the look of the error messages that are added for a state. The names of these classes are not tied to the JavaScript code. You can change them in both CSS and HTML as you wish. We just provide them into the CSS file as default values for faster integration of the Validation Radio widget. These classes are:
.radioRequiredMsg (Defines the look and feel for required error message in different widget states.) .radioInvalidMsg (Defines the look and feel for the "invalid value selected" message in different widget states.)
You cannot rename/replace class names associated with states in the SpryValidationRadio.css file only with class names of your own, because the behaviors are hard-coded into the Spry framework. However, you can replace the default class with your desired class name by sending the new value as argument to the radio button widget constructor. This does not apply for the error messages classes, as mentioned above.
Here is an example on how you can change the required state's CSS class name, without breaking its functionality:

The SpryValidationRadio.css file has extensive comments, explaining the selectors and the logic behind certain rules. Check it out for further information on styling.
The behavior of the Validation Radio widget consists of:
For instance, when users try to submit the form with a required radio button from a group no&t selected, the form submission is blocked and the radioRequiredState class is applied to the widget container.
By default, the 'isRequired' property is set to true - that means that the user must select the radio button in order to submit the form. In order to allow the user to submit an un-selected value from the radio buttons group, the widget should have 'isRequired: false' as a property of the optional parameters.

The 'submit' action always checks the validity of the widget's selections. Besides the validation on submit, you can define other two options for the validation process:
The validateOn:"blur" option will trigger the validation process when the Radio widget loses its focus. The validateOn: "change" option will trigger the validation process when the user is making the changes for the Radio widget. You can add these options as follows:

To combine multiple attributes, simple include them within the {}, separated by commas.

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Liverpool will always support families of Hillsborough victims – Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has assured the families of the 96 Hillsborough victims the club will always support them.
On Thursday the 1989 FA Cup semi-final’s match commander David Duckenfield was cleared of the gross negligence manslaughter of Reds fans who died at Sheffield Wednesday’s ground.
Margaret Aspinall, whose 18-year-old son James died in the disaster, labelled the decision “a disgrace”.
“The most important thing is our thoughts and love is with the families and we are there for them,” said Klopp.
“It is a big disappointment, a big frustration and sadness, of course, that this looks like the final verdict.
“I understand and respect a lot how much they fought, how long they fought, and it shows how much it means to them. But we are there for them, 100 per cent.”
Former Liverpool player and manager Kenny Dalglish, who was in charge of the team at Hillsborough and for whom the disaster took a huge personal toll, added his backing.
“Like anyone who has seen at close quarters the dignified way that the families have conducted themselves in their fight for justice, (my wife) Marina and I are hugely disappointed by Thursday’s verdict,” he tweeted.
“We had hoped that the families would get the outcome that they wanted and that they clearly deserved, but that hasn’t proven to be the case.
“The rest of us must now continue to offer whatever support they might need.
“From a personal point of view, I am immensely proud of everything that the families and their supporters have achieved over the last three decades.
“In the face of tragedy and with so much against them, they have persevered with the utmost integrity and in a way that shames all who have let them down.
“I know there cannot be any consolation in a situation like this but I would hope that they can take some comfort from the fact that so many good people will still stand beside them.”


Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
Just some random Gen-Xer that has some random views about some random things.
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Llama20-Oct-18 07:49 PM
digging the bio
FishyGuts20-Oct-18 07:56 PM
He’s our perfect mouthy pirate shill
damodar20-Oct-18 09:53 PM
Some thing wrong with pool diff showing -ve
Hashpower reducing
@webworker01 plz check bro
Flexatron20-Oct-18 09:56 PM
Versus(edited)
I guess
Cryptoboar20-Oct-18 10:25 PM
I'm having trouble with the pool. I've been mining for 14 hours but have received no shares. Also, it should reflect that I have close to 30 KSol/s because I have 2 miners running at approx 15 KSol/s directed to the pool. Why does it show I only have 11.68 KSols/s?
My wallet starts with zcX65
BlockTech20-Oct-18 10:32 PM
It's showing you have 2 times 15Ksol/s and a balance of 62,59. You should get your first paiement in the next few hours i guess.
Llama20-Oct-18 10:33 PM
yeah. minimum payout is 77.
Dr Debt20-Oct-18 11:09 PM
show that pool who's boss webworker
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Oct-18 11:13 PM
una die sunt simul melius erit via
et pullum liberabit vos
1
Dr Debt20-Oct-18 11:40 PM
Wait 3-4 hrs
Lol
damodar21-Oct-18 12:10 AM
@webworker01 -ve = negative
Engineering terminology lol
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴21-Oct-18 12:11 AM
pirates don't use engines
damodar21-Oct-18 12:12 AM
Hmm...
Difficulty increased like hell
First day 200 arrr
2nd day 145arrr
25% difficulty increased
Flexatron21-Oct-18 12:20 AM
Life
FishyGuts21-Oct-18 12:25 AM
@webworker01 Looks like you may be able to drop your fee soon, the hashrate is splitting up.
1
We can use more split tho for pool ops to be less stressed. Piratechain.org working right yet? How about TheMiningPool?
I'm out for the night I think yall. Have a good one and speak the pirate code far and wide!~
I just started mining last night using piratepool.io and I am having trouble figuring out the pool. I haven't found a way to look up my miner stats/balance/payouts, tried looking up my address in worker stats but it does nothing, I can see my private address in the worker stats column with everyone elses and see that I am mining 12-18 KSol/s. Am I missing something here, how do I sign in, is there a way to see your current balance?
Llama21-Oct-18 04:25 AM
@Friskerbiscuit you just click on your address in the column and it will show balance, and amount paid. There is no signing in or anything needed.
Friskerbiscuit21-Oct-18 04:30 AM
I have tried that a few times for some reason it wont load my info its all blank
a few more votes and it will be clear first over all the other CMC top coins. not sure if KMD community rallied a vote or if this is just the random BTT sentiment
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FAANG is the Functional Anotation of ANimal Genomes project. We are working to understand the genotype to phenotype link in domesticated animals.
This data portal will help find and browse FAANG's data. Let us know what you think at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Organisms page lets you search for any organism in the FAANG data set. We use the term "organism" to mean any individual animal that has contributed a biological specimen. Click an item in the list to see full details of the organism.
The Specimens page lets you search for any specimen in the FAANG data set. We use the term "specimen" to mean any biological material originating from a particular organism. Click an item in the list to see full details of the specimen.
The Dataset page lets you search for any dataset in the FAANG data set. We use the term "dataset" to mean the Study concept used in ENA (also referred as a Project). Click an item in the list to see full details of the dataset.
The File page lets you search for any experiment files in the FAANG data set. We use the term "file" to mean any experiment assay file that has been submitted to a public archive. Click an item in the list to see full details of the file.
The Search page lets you search for both organisms and specimens contained in the FAANG data set. It returns results based on the text you enter. Click an item in the results list to see full details.
Sign up to become part of the FAANG community and join the working commitees.
Instructions on how to submit your samples and analyses to FAANG are detailed on the FAANG wiki site archive submission guidelines.
FAANG is committed to sharing data rapidly, before publication. All members have agreed to the FAANG Data Sharing Statement for pre-publication data release.
FAANG is also committed to making regular public releases of primary and secondary analysis results to provide access to the wider community.


Presenting the easiest way to add 'loading' overlays and messages to containers and buttons.
And it's free! ('free', as in 'beer')
Lead coder: biohzrdmx <github.com/biohzrdmx>
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2013 biohzrdmx
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Say you want to load some content asynchronously, but you want to tell your users 'hey, it is loading, wait a minute'. Just place your container and call a single function before fetching your content and call another one after you content has been loaded. Profit! It can't be easier!
HTML

I'm an empty container

<button class="btn btn-primary btn-example1">Fetch contents</button>
JS
$('button.btn-example1').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$('.example1').loading();
setTimeout(function() {
$('.example1').loading('done');
$('.example1').html('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Facere, aliquid praesentium harum voluptates odit cumque dolores quidem qui! Adipisci quo temporibus dolorum odio consequatur praesentium! Tempore, inventore corporis fugit perferendis.');
}, 1000);
return false;
});
As you can see, you just need to call $('container-selector').loading()
before fetching the contents and $('container-selector').loading('done')
after the content has been fetched.
Now you may want to disable the submit button and keep it disabled while the content is being fetched; a message on that button saying 'hey, don't click me, the contents are being loaded' would be nice too.
With this tiny plugin you can do so easily and with a single line of code! Let's augment our previous example:
HTML

I'm an empty container too

<button class="btn btn-primary btn-example2">Fetch contents</button>
JS
$('button.btn-example2').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$('.example2').loading();
setTimeout(function() {
$('.example2').loading('done');
$('.example2').html('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Facere, aliquid praesentium harum voluptates odit cumque dolores quidem qui! Adipisci quo temporibus dolorum odio consequatur praesentium! Tempore, inventore corporis fugit perferendis.');
}, 1000);
return false;
});
Same function, but this time we've specified the text we want on the button $('button-selector').loading({ text: 'Some clever text' })
. We've also called $('button-selector').loading('done')
after the content has been fetched.
As with all of my other plugins, you may customize the s**t out of this f**ker!
HTML

I'm another empty container

<button class="btn btn-primary btn-example3">Fetch contents</button>
JS
$('button.btn-example3').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$('.example3').loading();
setTimeout(function() {
$('.example3').loading('done');
$('.example3').html('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Facere, aliquid praesentium harum voluptates odit cumque dolores quidem qui! Adipisci quo temporibus dolorum odio consequatur praesentium! Tempore, inventore corporis fugit perferendis.');
}, 1000);
return false;
});
Empty area
This plugin works on IE7+, Firefox and Chrome. Opera should be fine too.
If you can't see the loading overlay then check your stylesheets as they may be the cause. Also check if any extra elements are created in the DOM (and where).
biohzrdmx


You wake up next to a campfire.
Stamina: 10/10
Inventory
0 logs of lumber
0 berries
0 gold coins
Skills
Game Options


A nice pretty calendar will go here. However, we currently are deciding what the best way will be to set it up. So instead, have a nice
random button. (it does nothing)
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iPod touch features a 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display and 8 GB, 16 GB, or 32 GB flash drive. You can browse the web with Safari and watch YouTube videos on the first-ever Wi-Fi iPod. You can also search, preview, and buy songs from the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store on iPod touch.


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Glover Practice ROM patching tool usage:
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eXpansion2 is still being developped. We should be able to share some images of eXpansion2 soon.
Images below are from an old version of eXpansion1.
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A major annoyance for me is saving images from c++. I can’t really find any libraries that I like, they are either too complex for the task or they don’t do what I want them to do. So I have created my own, extremely lightweight image library.
All you need to run this is two files, the cpp file and the header. I chose .tga because it is one of the easiest, straightforward formats to save to.
Here is some example code of saving an image with this library:
This outputs a red image like so:
Anyway, have fun using this in your projects, Here is the download link for the source: Download For more information on the TGA file format visit the following links: http://paulbourke.net/dataformats/tga/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA


%= form_for [@user, @report], :url => user_reports_path, :html => { :multipart => true } do |f| %>
<%= f.label :Pet_Type %>
<%= f.select :animal_type, options_for_select(%w[Dog Cat Reptile Bird Rodent Other]) %>
<% if params[:report_type] == "found" %>
<%= f.text_field :pet_name, required: true, :placeholder => "One-line description of the animal", :class => 'form-control new-report-field' %>
<%= f.text_area :comments, :placeholder => "Describe the lost pet you've found and whether you have it with you", :class => 'form-control new-report-field' %>
<% elsif params[:report_type] == "lost" %>
<%= f.text_field :pet_name, required: true, :placeholder => "Your pet's name", :class => 'form-control new-report-field' %>
<%= f.text_area :comments, :placeholder => "Tell us about your pet's breed, appearance, and typical behavior", :class => 'form-control new-report-field' %>
<% end %>
<%= hidden_field_tag("report[report_type]", params[:report_type]) %>
<%= f.text_field :all_tags, placeholder: "Tags (i.e. lab, black) comma-separated", :class => 'form-control new-report-field' %>
Upload an image:
<%= f.file_field :photo %>
<%= f.submit :class => 'btn btn-primary btn-orange create-report-btn' %>
<% end %>


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NAME
zip_register_progress_callback_with_state —
provide updates during zip_close
LIBRARY
libzip (-lzip)
SYNOPSIS
#include <zip.h>
typedef void (*zip_progress_callback)(zip_t *, double, void
*);
void
zip_register_progress_callback_with_state(
zip_t
*archive,
double
precision,
zip_progress_callback
callback,
void
(*ud_free)(void *),
void
*ud);
DESCRIPTION
The
zip_register_progress_callback_with_state() function
registers a callback function
callback for the zip
archive
archive. The
precision
argument is a double in the range from 0.00 to 1.0 that defines the smallest
change for which the callback should be called (to avoid too frequent calls).
The
ud_free function is called during cleanup for
deleting the userdata supplied in
ud.
The callback function is called during
zip_close(3) in regular intervals
(after every zip archive entry that's completely written to disk, and while
writing data for entries) with zip archive
archive, the
current progression state as a
double, and the
user-provided user-data
ud as arguments. The progression
state is a
double in the range from 0.0 to 1.0. This can
be used to provide progress indicators for user interfaces.
SEE ALSO
libzip(3),
zip_close(3)
HISTORY
zip_register_progress_callback_with_state() was added in
libzip 1.3.0.
AUTHORS
Dieter Baron
<
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and
Thomas Klausner
<
tk@giga.or.at>


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A platform to provide visibility to all the current student startups of IIT Bombay amongst the Angel Investors and Venture Capitalist Network. It is a go-to place for all our IITB initiatives and events and a forum to post all your public queries, internship offers and requests that you want to be circulated amongst the students.
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class Solution:
def minDays(self, grid: List[List[int]]) -> int:
n, m = len(grid), len(grid[0])
def disconnected():
visited = [[False] * m for _ in range(n)]
island = 0
def dfs(i, j):
if 0 <= i < n and 0 <= j < m and grid[i][j] and not visited[i][j]:
visited[i][j] = True
dfs(i + 1, j)
dfs(i - 1, j)
dfs(i, j + 1)
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for i in range(n):
for j in range(m):
if grid[i][j] and not visited[i][j]:
island += 1
if island > 1:
return True
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return not island
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return 2


Police appeal to trace OAP whose car was last seen in parts of North Ayrshire
Robert Dunn, 71 is believed to be driving a blue Ford C-Max motor vehicle, registration mark SC17RXD.
by Eric McGowan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/eric-mcgowan/Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace a pensioner last seen in North Ayrshire this evening.
Robert Dunn, 71, from the Stranraer area, was in the Ayr area earlier today to to collect his motor vehicle.
The car was last seen on the A737 in the area of Beith and Lochwinnoch at 8.25pm this evening (November 25).
Robert is believed to be driving a blue Ford C-Max motor vehicle, registration mark SC17RXD.
Anyone who may have seen Robert or his vehicle, or who has any information on his whereabouts, is urged to contact Police Scotland via 101 quoting incident number 3725 of 25th of November 2019.


jQuery mobile with Bing maps v3
examples
jQuery mobile examples
Basic map example
Get directions example
More Bing maps and jQuery examples
Bing maps with jQuery mobile "Hello world" example
Filter pushpins by property
Load Bing map with JSON data
Address and longitude/latitude (Geocoding) lookup with Bing maps
Add markers with microdata
Add markers with microformats
Add markers with RDFa
Extend the plugin with pagination
Using clusters with Bing Maps
Add markers with jQuery data attribute
Bing maps with geolocation
Polygons and polylines example
Bing maps with jQuery mobile (jQM)
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This is an effort to fully systematize the use of defined terms. There are three components to use of defined terms:
- the defined terms as used in the text {_Defined_Term};
- the links that make those terms hyperlink to the definitions (Defined Term); and
- the definitions (Def.Defined_Term.sec=Definition text).
With these sets it is easy to make defined terms into hyperlinks in the text. All the author needs to do is reference "_=[G/AgtForm/US/Def/Link/0.md]" and one of the sets of defined terms, for instance "Def.=[G/Agt-US-Sec-Def-CmA/Index/A/0.md]". Then the author can use defined terms in the text by wrapping them in braces, for instance {_Defined_Term}. The author can include the actual definitions as {Def.Defined_Term.sec}. The defined terms will link to the definition.
This approach will eliminate some errors in the use of defined terms since {_Erronious_Term} will appear in red in the text. It can avoid some ambiguity when a defined term is used at the beginning of a sentence (hence capitalization might be because of grammar), and in some cases where defined terms immediately follow one another. Importantly, used of these Libraries of defined terms can encourage consistency and convergence.
The Demo shows a small, but complex set of adaptations.


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Net Neutrality
Posted September 18, 2014
There is a debate raging in the United States right now about Net Neutrality. The idea of net neutrality is that internet service providers (ISPs from here on out) and governments should treat all information on the internet equally. The issue is of course much more complicated than that, but that's the gist of it.
The argument for net neutrality is pretty obvious, ISPs should not be able to block or slow down certain content. This will stop them from allowing bigger companies to pay extra money for faster speed, leaving smaller companies and startups in the dust. It would also help ISPs from blocking competitors progress.
There are some arguments against net neutrality however. Opponents claim that net neutrality laws are taking control away from businesses and putting them instead in the hands of the government. There is also the idea that smaller companies will have the option to pay less, since they will probably not need the amount of bandwith that, say Netflix needs.
Right now, one of the biggest problems with a non-neutral internet is choice. Most people do not have much of a choice when it comes to ISPs. If your current ISP is blocking or slowing content that you want access too, many times you don't have a choice to simply switch over. Even more so if your ISP is blocking access to competitors websites. The answer here would seem to be to create more competition in the market place. If consumers had a choice between ISPs, then they would obviously choose the ISP that gave them the most content for their money. This is not an easy thing to accomplish however, as companies like Verizon and Comcast are laying the cable and providing the service, having more competition is becoming less likely instead of the other way around.
Right now, its most important to keep the discussion going. Change happens slowly, and the internet is still a brave new world. Keep talking, right to your congress people, post articles. Know that decisions made one way or the other aren't permanent.
References and Further Reading
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality
- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/29/losing-net-neutrality-wha_n_338351.html
- http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304049704579320500441593462
- http://www.wired.com/2014/06/net_neutrality_missing/
- http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2014/01/net_neutrality_d_c_circuit_court_ruling_the_battle_s_been_lost_but_we_can.html


[gecode-users] Filling up a matrix ...
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Thu Apr 15 09:51:19 CEST 2010
Hi Claudio,
the first two constraints easily map to Boolean disjunctions (the OR of all elements in a col/row must be true). If you use the Matrix class from minimodel, and your matrix is m, then the constraints would simply be
for (int i=0; i<m.height(); i++)
rel(*this, BOT_OR, m.row(i), 1);
for (int i=0; i<m.width(); i++)
rel(*this, BOT_OR, m.col(i), 1);
I'm not sure I understand the extensional constraint. The indexes (i,j) are no constrained variables here but simply constant indexes. And the extensional constraint cannot be put under an "if".
If the graph is fixed, i.e., if you know statically whether (i,j) satisfies some condition, you can simply set all m(i,j)=0 where the condition does not hold.
Cheers,
Guido
Claudio Cesar de Sá wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My program consist in filling up of a matrix (nxn) with 0 and 1 with under 3 rules;
>
> 1. In each col presents at least one (1) ...
> 2. In each row presents at least one (1) ...
> 3. Where these 1´s appears, the indexes (i,j) must be checked in the graph.
>
> The rule number 3 I think to use an extensional constraint such:
>
> for ....
> if pair (i,j) != 0
> extensional(*this, pair(i,j), TUPLE_SET_2_OF_A_GRAPH)
>
>
> Any guess (tip) to solve 1 and 2 ??
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> claudio
>
>
>
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Just my curiosity.. what do you guys think of this song?
Not my cup of tea budd :)
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
I think it's okay, I like the club scenes the most, though. The part after the second club scene is also good, I don't know if it's another dude singing or if he just sings with another tone.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
Sorry, i didn't felt anything, neither going to heaven nor hell, the semi-rap part didn't help.
 I laughed so hard, lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59OP99_B4Sc
EDIT Oops, I meant the Dutch version with song in it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlWKR_1F_LA
ORFK
Global Moderator
Meaurk wrote:
Hahaha, a few minutes ago this Switzerland commercial was on our national television. I laughed so hard, lol.
WTF have they published... i'm pretty sure here in switzerland nobody knows this commercial ad.
EDIT Oops, I meant the Dutch version with song in it.
well its not dutch, its a swiss dialect which i don't understand too. someting from the region of berne..
Meaurk
Global Moderator
ORFK wrote:
well its not dutch, its a swiss dialect which i don't understand too. someting from the region of berne..
I meant that the second video was the commercial, with the afsdafsdaf language in it. Quite joyful I think, haha. I love the shot when the two old men tickling each others goatee, hahaha.
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
wtf did I just watch...
José Ortega
Global Moderator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRzaWEOSWW4
Meaurk
Global Moderator
I didn't even smile..
José Ortega
Global Moderator
Meaurk wrote:
I didn't even smile..
Did you ever played DayZ?
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Nope, never heard of it.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
Meaurk wrote:
Nope, never heard of it.
Wow, that's kinda weird.
ORFK
Global Moderator
Meaurk wrote:
Nope, never heard of it.
me too ^^
ORFK
Global Moderator
not an youtube video but an image, and i dont want to open a new topic...
is anybody missing a boat? yes?
maybe you should understand german to understand the comments, but if you look attentively you could understand the story xD
ORFK
Global Moderator
what i really really really LOVE is a Video from Iconmotorsports.
Offroad Biketour with one of my favorites
Triumph
motorcycles, the new Tiger Explorer.
The Raiden Files - From Portland to Dakar and Back! - A Riding Movie
Enjoy the movie, leave a comment, like it and share it :-P but you need time, the movie takes half an hour.. so you should be at work right now xD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTvYAcJOx3s
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ORFK
Global Moderator
ORFK
Global Moderator
GTA Vice City - "Keep your Friends close" (Final Mission) on Commodore64
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVHqL_uTqOg
and
L.A. Noire - "The Silk Stocking Murder" on Commodore64
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUSilu2kLDI
ORFK
Global Moderator
check out the NEW GTAV Gameplay Trailer - enjoy it! i love it! wooahh! cant wait for it!
http://youtu.be/N-xHcvug3WI
BrainFooLong
Administrator
ORFK wrote:
check out the NEW GTAV Gameplay Trailer - enjoy it! i love it! wooahh! cant wait for it!
http://youtu.be/N-xHcvug3WI
No woah because of no PC support. Useless for me.
ORFK
Global Moderator
BrainFooLong wrote:
No woah because of no PC support. Useless for me.
till now ;-) Rockstar is releasing all games for PC around a half year later than for xbox/ps
i'm 10% sure they will release it for PC too, it would be a too big loose for them if they won't.
so i hope they will release it, if not they would make me really angry xD
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xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
Rockstar Leeds are looking for people to help port future games to the PC, so I guess a GTA V release for the PC is looking pretty likely.
i know! i wanted to post exactly this information too.
in the GTA fanscene are talking all about the possibility to port GTA V to PC.
in the announcement is written "o help bring our latest titles to the PC platform"
so i think this will include RDR too.
the post is already deleted from the official Rockstar Games website. so maybe they've found already somebody or they dont want that we (community) know what they want to do :-P
ORFK
Global Moderator
everybody remember Project: DESTROYER?
No? than check this video on youtube:
http://youtu.be/smVNMQZHQGQ
now they had released a second episode of this "movie":
Project: DESTROYER II - Battlefield 3 Machinima
http://youtu.be/IVNcbMQNSyY
i personally like the first movie more, the second have nothing special :-/
what do you think?
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
It wasn't bad, there is just no story to it, only meaningless destruction.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
Well, it's called project destroyer, what else could you expect?
But it was good overall...
ORFK
Global Moderator
Battlefield Friends - TUGS LIFE
after the last episode, which i think was a horrible creation, BFF had released a new episode tonight. featuring a NEW bidop for knife :-D i love this episode, really :-D have a good night friends
http://youtu.be/tvU3M6Ya1JI
see you tomorrow ;-) enjoy it
Meaurk
Global Moderator
For some reason, I didn't laugh at all. :(
BrainFooLong
Administrator
As always, good things doesn't happen when creativity and ideas are not the main reason for the things anymore. Greed destroy innovation.

His dance moves and singing voice has been renowned the world over!
The number one hit has now been released with a music video:
Tom Cattt - Yes Love
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yzMataIUwQ
While you're enjoying his awesome music, why not listen to his next hit song as well:
Tom Cattt - The Hurt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxAWAQ-nDVQ
This post is obviously a joke, I found Tom Cattt on a Swedish blog/news website I read, they post random shit with the theme dancing each Friday.
At least the first video has two pretty girls in it, other than that, the videos just give nightmares.

Lol! That's pretty creative!
Post edited 2 x times, last by
MyTrojanDonkey
MyTrojanDonkey
I had the gamertag in Battlelog "Autobalancing". No one ever responded to that one though. I mess with gamertags all the time. If I can make someone laugh I'll do it whatever it takes.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
MyTrojanDonkey
MyTrojanDonkey
Meaurk wrote:
I lolled so hard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6DmHGYy_xk
My new favorite YT Channel. My new favorite thread of all time!
Meaurk
Global Moderator
You guys probably know the TV program 'The Voice', the world-famous Dutch concept, hurray! We, as in The Netherlands, also have a version for children 'The Voice Kids'. Some kid, named Ayoub, has got a amazing voice and (blind)auditioned this year. Did you expect the sex according to voice?
Just close your eyes and listen..
I think all the people of The Netherlands have goosebumps all over their bodies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY4nxbbhPyg
Brady_The
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmFnarFSj_U
Post edited 1 x times, last by
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Just watch and let the goosebumps rule your body. :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km7fOkpk9No
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
Couple of cool vids :)
Probably the best fan cinematic video made in BF4 (more comming?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58bO9dwpoKY
Here's a little blender :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N5KyjM5v0c
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Holy mother of God, that cinematic movie is awesome! Really looking forward to the next one.


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This is to test the "foreword" property.
This is to test the "preface" property.
This is to test the "prologue" property.
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shutil.move(dist_location, target_location)
_safe_link(target_location, target_link)
self._logger(" installed {}".format(target_location))
return EggPackage(target_location)
After Change
// Since we"re resolving to bootstrap a bare interpreter, we won"t have wheel available.
// Explicitly set the precedence to avoid resolution of wheels or distillation of sdists into
// wheels.
precedence = (EggPackage, SourcePackage)
distributions = resolve(requirements=[requirement],
fetchers=self._python_repos.get_fetchers(),
interpreter=interpreter,
context=self._python_repos.get_network_context(),
precedence=precedence)
if not distributions:
return None
assert len(distributions) == 1, ("Expected exactly 1 distribution to be resolved for {}, "


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Install the Debian image on beaglebone. The image I use is Debian 7.8 (BeagleBone, BeagleBone Black - 4GB SD) 2015-03-01.
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(optional) use the following command should the error occurs
- enable beaglebone to the internet via the host computer
In the BBB console type the following
In the linux console of host system type
In case network not accessible then type the following in BBB terminal
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Load the camera driver to the beaglebone. https://github.com/twam/v4l2grab
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Install the required libraries (libv4l and libjpeg) and autotools
sudo apt-get update
Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install libjpeg8-dev libv4l-dev autoconf automake libtool git
Gentoo: emerge -va libjpeg-turbo libv4l
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if you get the following error:
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This vignette will show you how to convert networks between igraph and Cytoscape.
The whole point of RCy3 is to connect with Cytoscape. You will need to install and launch Cytoscape:
The igraph package is a popular network tool among R users. With RCy3, you can easily translate igraph networks to Cytoscape networks!
Here is a basic igraph network construction from the graph_from_data_frame docs, http://igraph.org/r/doc/graph_from_data_frame.html:
actors <- data.frame(name=c("Alice", "Bob", "Cecil", "David",
"Esmeralda"),
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relations <- data.frame(from=c("Bob", "Cecil", "Cecil", "David",
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to=c("Alice", "Bob", "Alice", "Alice", "Bob", "Alice"),
same.dept=c(FALSE,FALSE,TRUE,FALSE,FALSE,TRUE),
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ig <- graph_from_data_frame(relations, directed=TRUE, vertices=actors)
# if function not found, then you need to install igraph. Try library(igraph)
You now have an igraph network, g. In order to translate the network together with all vertex (node) and edge attributes over to Cytoscape, simply use:
Inversely, you can use createIgraphFromNetwork() in RCy3 to retrieve vertex (node) and edge data.frames to construct an igraph network.
Compare the round-trip result for yourself…
Note that a few additional attributes are present which are used by Cytoscape to support node/edge selection and network collections.
Also note: All networks in Cytoscape are implicitly modeled as directed. This means that if you start with an undirected network in igraph and then convert it round-trip (like described above), then you will end up with a directed network.


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– Darron Schall on Maximizing BitmapData.setPixel performance
- André Michelle on Sphere Texturemapping via DisplacementMapFilter
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hstpolsim -- Produce simulated polarization input data frames for HST instrumentsUSAGE hstpolima inint inpol inpopa instr polname filtname PA_V3 instpoltab unback e_adu read_noise seed outroot
- inint = "" [name]
- Input Stokes I (total intensity) image.
- inpol = "" [name]
- Linear polarization (%) image corresponding to the Stokes I image. The image must be of the same dimensions as the Stokes I one.
- inpopa = "" [name]
- Linear polarization position angle (degrees) image corresponding to the Stokes I image and of the same dimensions as the Stokes I image.
- incir = "" [name]
- Circular polarization (%) image corresponding to the Stokes I image (can be negative corresponding to left handed circular polarization). The image must be of the same dimensions as the Stokes I one.
- instr = "" [name]
- Name of the HST instrument for which simulated polarization images are to be produced. Valid HST instruments are FOC, NICMOS and WFPC2. Non-HST instruments are denoted by 'SPECIAL'.
- polname = "" [name]
- Name of the instrument specific polarizing filter for simulated images (ignored for SPECIAL instrument).
- filtname = "" [name]
- Name of the instrument specific colour filter for simulated images.
- PA_V3 = "" [real]
- Value of the instrument position angle (degrees).
- instpoltab = "" [table file name]
- Name of STSDAS table file giving the parameters for polarization determination for the instrument corresponding to the input images. The table lists the polarizer filter name, the polarizer angle, the transmission for the components parallel and perpendicular to the polarizer axis, the transmission of the s and p rays (parallel and perpendicular to the pick-off mirror surface for the WFPC2 case) and the retardation of the s ray relative to the p ray, the instrumental polarization and its instrumental position angle.
- unback = "" [real]
- Unpolarized background level to add to ouput images
- e_adu = "" [real]
- Conversion factor for electrons per ADU for simulated images.
- read_noise = "" [real]
- Read-out noise (in electrons) for simulated images.
- seed = "" [integer]
- Seed for random number generator.
- outroot = "" [name]
- The root name for all the output files. The number of output files depends on the instrument. For FOC and NICMOS three signal files and three error files are produced. For WFPC2 seven signal and seven error files are produced corresponding to all the allowed settings of the polarizer quad filter. For a non-HST instrument the number produced depends on the number of distinct angles in the instrument table file. The files are distinguished by:
root name + int + angle (3 digit) - for signal files root name + err + angle (3 digit) - for error files
This task is a comprehensive tool for producing simulated raw images and error frames for the HST instruments with imaging polarizer facilities (currently FOC, NICMOS and WFPC2 and in future ACS). A non-HST instrument can also be handled - called 'SPECIAL'. There are four required input images: total signal (Stokes I in instrumental units - e.g. ADU); percentage linear polarization; position angle of polarization (E) vector (in degrees); circular polarization (in percent). The latter is required since the reflection by the pick-off mirror for WFPC2 (and ACS) induces some retardance (see Biretta & McMaster, WFPC2 ISR 97-11) and any input cirular polarization will affect the measurement of linear polarization.The name of the HST instrument (or SPECIAL), the name of the polarizing filter, the name of the colour filter (if distinct from the polarizing filter e.g. for FOC, WFPC2 and ACS) and the instrument position angle (PA_V3 for HST instruments) are required to fully specify the instrument. For FOC three simulated images are produced corresponding to the polarizer angles of 0, 60 and 120 degrees. For NICMOS three simulated images are formed with polarizer angles close to 0, 120 and 240 degrees but the exact values are set by the choice of filter (short wavelength `S' or long wavelength `L'). For WFPC2 seven images are formed corresponding to the four angles of the POLQ configuration (0, 45, 90 and 135 degrees) and the three other possibilites (102, 15 and 117 degrees - see the WFPC2 Instrument Handbook for details). For ACS three simulated images are formed corresponding to the polarizer angles 0, 60 and 120 degrees. For the SPECIAL instrument the number of images is specified by the number of polarizer position entries in the instrument specific table file. All output simulated images have a corresponding error image.
The instrument specific parameters are matched with values found in the instpoltab table file which is required to set the instrument specific polarization parameters for computing the Stokes parameter and linear polarization data. The correction for polarizer transmission and pick-off mirror induced polarization follows closely the treatment for WFPC2 by Biretta and McMaster (WFPC2 ISR 97-11). The instrumental polarization is included for effects that are not collected by these distinct parameters.
The predicted signal for the given instrument configuration is computed at the specified polarizer position angles and written to the output files. From the electrons per ADU conversion factor and the readout noise, Poissonian errors are produced from the signal files, using a random number generator. Error frames produced with the same value of seed are identical. A constant (ADU) can be added to the simulated images to model an unpolarized component (e.g. sky or detector background); the error frames take account of this background.
The output files are distinguished by a three digit integer postfix for the polarizer position angle - thus the NICMOS POL120S simulated image will have the postfix int116 and the error image err116.
1. To produce a set of FOC simulated polarimetry images:cl> hstpolsim inint="focint.fits" inpol="focpol.fits" inpopa="focpa.fits" instr="FOC" polname="" filtname="F437M" PA_V3=128.5 instpoltab="foc-pol-filt-001.tab" unback=0.0 e_adu=1.0 read_noise=0.0 seed=99 outroot="foc1"
polname is not required since there is only one polarizer filter for FOC. The FOC being a photon counting detector has zero read-out noise. Three output simulated images are produced: foc1int000.fits, foc1int060.fits & foc1int120.fits and three error images: foc1err000.fits, foc1err060.fits & foc1err120.fits
2. To produce a set of NICMOS simulated polarimetry images:
cl> hstpolsim inint="nic1int.fits" inpol="nic1pol.fits" inpopa="nic1pa.fits" instr="NICMOS" polname="POL0S" filtname="" PA_V3=30.0 instpoltab="nicmos-pol-filt-001.tab" unback=1000.0 e_adu=12.8 read_noise=30.0 seed=11 outroot="nic1"
polname is specified as one of the short or longwavelength filters. filtername is not required since there are no separate colour filters for the polarimetry mode of NICMOS. Three output simulated images are produced: nic1int001.fits, foc1int116.fits & nic1int258.fits and three error images: nic1err001.fits, nic1err116.fits & nic1err258.fits
3. To produce a set of WFPC2 simulated polarimetry images:
cl> hstpolsim inint="wfc1int.fits" inpol="wfc1pol.fits" inpopa="wfc1pa.fits" instr="WFPC2" polname="POLQ" filtname="F555W" PA_V3=173.3 instpoltab="wfpc2-pol-filt-001.tab" unback=12.0 e_adu=7.1 read_noise=5.2 seed=1 outroot="wfc1"
Seven output simulated images are produced: wfc1int000.fits, wfc1int015.fits, wfc1int045.fits, wfc1int090.fits wfc1int102.fits, wfc1int117.fits & wfc1int135.fits and seven error images: wfc1err000.fits, wfc1err015.fits, wfc1err045.fits, wfc1err090.fits wfc1err102.fits, wfc1err117.fits & wfc1err135.fits
4. To produce a set of ACS simulated polarimetry images:
cl> hstpolsim inint="acs1int.fits" inpol="acs1pol.fits" inpopa="acs1pa.fits" instr="ACS" polname="POL0V" filtname="F555W" PA_V3=30.0 instpoltab="acs-pol-wfc-v-filt-001.dat" unback=1.0 e_adu=1.0 read_noise=4.0 seed=7 outroot="acs1"
polname is specified as either the visible (V) or ultra-violet (UV) polarizing filter and filtname as one of the colour filters available with the chosen polarizer. Three output simulated images are produced: acs1int000.fits, acs1int060.fits & acs1int120.fits and three error images: acs1err000.fits, acs1err060.fits & acs1err120.fits
5. To produce a set of simulated polarimetry images for a non-HST instrument:
cl> hstpolsim inint="new1int.fits" inpol="new1pol.fits" inpopa="new1pa.fits" instr="SPECIAL" polname="" filtname="FILT1" PA_V3=0.0 instpoltab="special-pol-001.tab" unback=50.0 e_adu=2.0 read_noise=4.1 seed=7 outroot="spec1"
polname is not used. filtname must correspond to the name of the filter in the table file. The number of simulated images depends on the number of entries in the table file. The integer value of the polarizer angle distinguishes the different output files. The header parameter FILTER provides the filter name and POLANG the polarizer angle.
The STSDAS table file is a nine column file with the following columns: Name of colour/polarizing filter Position angle of polarizer filter Normalised transmission parallel to polarizer axis Normalised transmission parallel to polarizer axis Reflectance of mirror E-vector parallel to surface Reflectance of mirror E-vector perpendicular to surface Retardance (deg.) of s wave relative to p wave Instrumental polarization (%) Position angle (deg.) of instrumental polarization (in instrument frame)with the following column names and format: FILTER CH*16 POLANG R F6.2 TRANSPAR R E10.4 TRANSPER R E10.4 REFLECTRS R F6.4 REFLECTRP R F6.4 RETARDPHI R F8.4 INSTPOL R F6.2 INSTPA R F6.2
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