Basic Node object that we can rely on for Node objects in normal template tags. I created this because most of the tags we’ll be using will need both the form object and the helper string. This handles both the form object and parses out the helper string into attributes that templates can easily handle.
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Copies a Context variable. It uses Context.__copy__ if available (introduced in Django 1.3) or copy otherwise.
You need to pass in at least the form/formset object, and can also pass in the optional crispy_forms.helpers.FormHelper object.
helper (optional): A crispy_forms.helper.FormHelper object.
Usage:
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You can also provide the template pack as the third argument:
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If the FormHelper attribute is named helper you can simply do:
{% crispy form %}
{% crispy form 'bootstrap' %}
Renders only form errors the same way as django-crispy-forms:
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
{{ form|as_crispy_errors }}
or {{ form|as_crispy_errors:”bootstrap” }}
Renders a form field like a django-crispy-forms field:
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
{{ form.field|as_crispy_field }}
or {{ form.field|as_crispy_field:”bootstrap” }}
The original and still very useful way to generate a div elegant form/formset:
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
</form>
or, if you want to explicitly set the template pack {{ myform|crispy:”bootstrap” }}
Returns CSS classes of a field
{% crispy_field field attrs %}
Returns widgets class name in lowercase
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"It's like nothing you've ever seen before!"
That phrase used to be fairly commonplace in movie promotion, but with the truth-in-advertising laws, it's rarely applied to anything these days. The fact is, after enduring decades of 3-D films, Sensurround epics, Cinemascope, gigantic IMAX visuals, digital stereo and even the short-lived Smell-A-Vision, most audiences can't imagine there's anything new under the sun.

If your primary experiences with computer animation were "Antz" and the "Toy Story" movies, you owe it to yourself to take a look at "Dinosaur," just to appreciate how far this relatively new art has already progressed. You'll find a styrachosaur with skin that ripples, lemurs with fur that ruffles in the breeze and bloodthirsty raptors that move with an almost alarming dexterity. The action takes place against rich, vividly detailed backgrounds and it's followed closely by cameras that can effortlessly zoom along the ground, swoop into the sky and plunge into a river.
The fluidity and gracefulness of this work makes the similar effects in "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost World" seem almost clunky by comparison; there's even a none-too-subtle jab at Steven Spielberg's epics about two-thirds of the way through the movie. By the time "Dinosaur" offers us the sight of seemingly hundreds of homeless dinosaurs moving wearily across the desert in search of water and food, it's likely you will have forgotten the creations you're watching are not real, living, breathing creatures. The five years of work producer Pam Marsden (a Kalamazoo College graduate) and her team of animators have put into the film pay off magnificently: The illusion captivates us completely.
Like "Titanic," "Dinosaur" is basically a very simple tale made compelling by astounding technology. Since this is, after all, a Disney film, there's a hero who doesn't fit in with his peers (see "Tarzan," "Hercules," etc.), a character-building journey toward self-discovery (as in "Mulan," "Pocahontas," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame") and a climactic face-off with a terrifying villain, in this case, a savage carnotaur with a theater-rattling roar.
The carnotaurs and the raptors don't speak, but everyone else does, and the script sometimes strains to be reassuringly jokey, one of the film's few real weaknesses. On the plus side, we are spared any musical interludes. There's not even an anthem slapped on the end credits -- hurrah!
The plot of "Dinosaur" revolves around Aladar (voice by D.B. Sweeney), a compassionate young iguanodon who grows up among a playful family of lemurs after being stolen from his crib and deposited by a pterodactyl on a remote island. When his home is destroyed by a spectacularly rendered meteor shower, Aladar and the surviving lemurs make their way to the mainland and join up with scores of fellow refugees being led to a new nesting ground by the surly Kron (Samuel E. Wright) and his gruff partner Bruton (Peter Siragusa). Like some sort of prehistoric cult leader, Kron drives his troops mercilessly and demands complete loyalty, although his sister Neera (Julianna Margulies) eventually tires of his stern single-mindedness and opts to follow the more compassionate Aladar.
With less than 90 minutes in which to tell its story, "Dinosaur" zooms along, maintaining a relatively high level of intensity for a Disney drama. The vicious attacks by the carnotaurs and the raptors are guaranteed to get viewers on the edges of their seats and parents should be warned they are not entirely bloodless. Although "Dinosaur" isn't the relentlessly scary experience the last half of "Jurassic Park" was, the movie's PG rating is well-deserved.
The movie cushions the shocks somewhat with the comforting presence of grandmotherly brachiosaur Baylene, who speaks in the beguiling British tones of Joan Plowright, and her friend Eema, a styrachosaur with the earth-mama voice of Della Reese. When one of the lemurs hitches on a ride on top of Eema, she bellows, "That's just what I need -- a monkey on my back," and Reese's reading makes the pun much funnier than it should be.
What will rope most viewers -- especially kids -- into seeing "Dinosaur" more than once is not the humor, however. It will be the sheer spectacle of the film, the brilliance of the animation, the glorious, all-encompassing sound and the thrill of sitting spellbound in the dark alongside hundreds of other moviegoers while you discover a wondrous new frontier of filmmaking. Even with the best home theater system money can buy, that kind of excitement is impossible to recreate in your living room, and that's why millions will be lining up at their local theater to savor the "Dinosaur" experience this weekend. James Sanford
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by Elizabeth ShimNov. 21 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Un has turned down a personal invitation from South Korean President Moon Jae-in to the Korea-ASEAN Special Summit in Busan.
The North Korean leader, who last met with Moon during an informal summit at the truce village of Panmunjom, suggested in a letter made public on Thursday the timing is not right for a visit, South Korean news service MoneyToday reported.
"Now is not the time for the leaders of North and South to meet," Kim said.
Kim took issue with "unfavorable public opinion" about North Korea in the South in his letter to Moon, according to local television network KBS.
Pyongyang's state-controlled news agency KCNA issued a statement on Thursday, claiming Moon had requested Kim send a special North Korean envoy if Kim is unable to attend.
"Is it really time for the North and South to meet?" KCNA said. "None of the promises made at Panmunjom, Pyongyang or Mount Paektu have been realized. This is worse than not holding a North-South summit."
KCNA also called for the South's "understanding" as to why Kim could not go to Busan.
The presidential Blue House confirmed Thursday Moon sent the invitation to Kim in response to Kim's condolences for the death of Moon's mother in October.
North Korea has rejected talks with the South and the United States after demanding all sanctions be lifted during Kim's summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam in February.
North Korea has also rejected offers of resuming tourism to Mount Kumgang and continuing operations at the Kaesong Industrial Complex.
South Korean television network JTBC reported Thursday the North had rebuffed proposals to exempt Mount Kumgang and Kaesong from sanctions. In Vietnam, Kim had instead asked for all sanctions to be removed.
Pyongyang is under embargoes for nuclear and weapons-related activity.


Instructions
- Refer to the 2 shitty pics below
- login to plural site
- CHANNELS
- Create and add courses to channels
- Go to channels page, select a channel
- PATHS
- Open browser dev tools
- goto network tab, filter for xhr only
- refresh page
- find the entry shown in your respective screenshot
- click on it, change to response tab(or preview depending on browser)
- right click on root of json object (data), copy
- Fill out form, paste into input box
- copy output code and paste into .sh file
- make script executable and run
- or paste directly into terminal
- go back and d.l all course materials manually
- unix based systems only, edit index.html to adjust for winblows
Follow this if on channel page (resp should have data and content objects)
Follow this if on path page(resp should have data and path objects)


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Taken from 10 simple rules to create biological network figures for
communication (PLoS Comp Bio 2019)
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 1: Determine first the network specifics: purpose, data, scale, salient aspects
Must decide:
the purpose of the figure
the data components of the network
any additional constraints on the figure
the relative weight of these requirements
What is the story you want to tell? What is your evidence to support it?
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 2: Depending on scale, consider alternative layouts to node-link diagrams
Node-link diagrams aren't always the best representation for a network
In particular, with lots of nodes and edges, they tend to turn into "hairballs"
Alternative representations include:
matrices
hive plots
biofabric
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 3: Beware of unintended spatial interpretations
Whether intended or not, viewers will interpret spatial relationships:
proximity: things that are closer are more similar/related
centrality: things in the center are more relevant than those on the periphery
direction: up is good, down is bad, and information flows horizontally (left to right in western cultures)
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 4: Provide readable labels and captions
Any text in the figure should support the purpose of the figure (see Rule #1)
Not all nodes/edges need to be labeled. If it can't be read, it isn't useful.
Rule of thumb: Font sizes for labels should be no smaller than the caption font.
Labels should be properly placed in close proximity to the subject.
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 5: Consider aggregation to show only what is required; choose the right level of detail
One way to reduce the complexity of a network is to use aggregation. For example:
Group very similar nodes together as a single "metanode"
Group nodes based on co-location
Combine members of a complex into a single node
Ceate multiple figures showing different node sets
Use dimensionality reduction (e.g. PCA) to remove nodes
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 6: Use color responsibly
Color is a big topic, too complex to address completely now. However, some key ponts
are:
Color is perceived, so might be slightly different for each individual
Color blindness effects a significant (8%) population, so avoid red-green color scales
Intensity (luminance) is more readily perceived than hue or saturation (chromaticity).
Saturated colors draw attention
Palettes have been designed to "do the right thing" -- use them (e.g. Brewer color palettes, Viridis, etc.).
Three different types of palettes:
Divergent: color gradients with a natural midpoint (e.g. log2 fold change values)
Qualitative: categorical data (e.g. protein family)
Sequential: color gradients from low to high values (e.g. node degree)
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 7: Use other visual marks and channels appropriately: dots and arrows, size, shape, position
Marks are geographical elements (dots, shapes, and lines)
Dots and glyphs should be used to represent items
lines and arrows should be used to represent relationships
Blobs are used to represent regions or grouping
Channels define how those are rendered (position, color, shape, size, tilt, area, and volume).
Position, color, and shape are used for identity or categorization
Size, area, color (with caveats -- see rule #6), and volume are used to distinguish quantities or attribute strength
Channels can be combined to overcome encoding limitations (e.g. color "red" + shape "stop sign")
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 8: Use layering and separation
The goal is to increase the prominence of the important information by imagining it as sitting on a higher layer. We do this by:
Adjusting the weight, luminance, saturation, opacity, or size of the layers (e.g. decrease the luminance and opacity of the unimportant parts of the figure)
Using spatial cues (e.g. grouping) to highlight relationships
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 9: Use multiple figures instead of one
Sometimes its difficult to adhere to all of the above rules in a single figure. So, use multiple figures!
Ten Simple Rules
Rule 10: Do not use unjustified 3D
Three dimensions can be very helpful for perceiving data which corresponds directly to 3-dimensional objects
(animals, organs, molecules, physical space), but can be distracting and difficult to perceive correctly when
applied to other data sets


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The second column is the temperature in Fahrenheit at that minute.
The first row should be (0, 100).
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Requiring appcache
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of the application is available.
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Replace current dialysis methods with a modular filter
Note: Assuming that in 20-30 years (the projected timeline for this device), internal medical devices will be a more common practice and therefore users will be less afraid of using the device.
Consistent with the model of hemodialysis, the Hemofilter removes the blood from the user, filters it outside the body, and then returns the blood back to the user’s bloodstream. However, Hemofilter differs from normal hemodialysis procedures in that the entire filtration system occurs within the inserted device rather than the machine shown in the image on the left below. Although the device is inserted in the cavity where the kidney previously resided, the procedure is still considered to occur outside the body because the device is inserted into a shell permanently embedded in the user’s skin, as shown in the image on the right.
With significantly smaller machinery to filter the blood, the Hemofilter can be worn at all times while the user carries on with his or her daily schedule. Therefore, the Hemofilter is an example of biomimicry in that it closely resembles the kidney by continuously filtering blood at a slow rate. By mobilizing this blood filtration procedure, individuals who previously were held back by the need to undergo dialysis treatments (e.g., at least three times a week for about 4 hours per treatment) can have a much more active and fulfilling lifestyle.
Only needing to be replaced every six months, the Hemofilter requires minimal interaction from the user. Additionally, the simple nature of the Hemofilter is supported by the consistently simple design of the task analysis featured previously. A preliminary design concept is rendered below.
Similar to a kidney, the Hemofilter implant is meant to be a passive device. To do so, it will have only two modes, active and inactive. The “inactive” mode will allow for long term storage and will be switched to active mode by taking out a covering strip just before inserting the filter. This will be a irreversible process for sanitation reasons.
The filter will be able to alert of failure by beeping. The device will be located in the back of the torso, thus, visual cues may be missed. Tactile modes are also not ideal as the device would need more power to accommodate this and thus, be larger and more invasive. Therefore, auditory feedback appears to be the best alert mode. Since failure of a kidney is a serious problem, the beeping noise will need to be loud and dealt with immediately under the supervision of a medical professional. The device can contact the doctor and be silenced under the appropriate conditions.
There will be no inputs. Different filter needs will be sorted before insertion. Similar to dosing of medications, different filters will be selected for different patients’ needs. The device will connect to the renal artery.
Overall, the system will be interacted with in a minimal way, just as humans do not interact with their kidneys regularly.
Craig Pelton (43) has been living with severely damaged kidneys for the past 8 months. He is on the waitlist for a donation, but it seems unlikely that he will be getting off that list any time soon. He lived with general discomfort in addition to his dialysis treatment. For months, Craig had to go to the hospital three times a week for 4 hours a day to get hemodialysis. This affected his ability to work, live a healthy lifestyle, and be a good father to his two daughters.
Months ago, Craig received the Hemofilter implant by a doctor through a surgical procedure. Today, he no longer needs to visit the hospital every week. Once every six months, Craig gets a replacement cartridge from his doctor. When he needs to begin the replacement process, Craig deactivates the tamper-proof lock by holding two fingers on the existing cartridge and applying pressure for 5 seconds. The implant then releases its internal lock and the cartridge protrudes enough for it to be pulled out of the slot. After the cartridge is removed, it can be plugged into a computer that will upload patient diagnostics to a cloud system. Assuming that everything seems to be on-track, the replacement is inserted into the slot. The host locks the new cartridge in through the same process used for unlocking.
Because the Hemofilter implant acts similarly to a healthy kidney, Craig does not have to worry about the discomfort that his failing kidney used to give him. He is able to participate in the recreational activities such as coaching his daughter’s soccer team and going on long walks with his spouse. Other than meeting with his doctor two times a year, Craig is generally unaffected by his kidney damage.
The newest technology in this space is the AWAK (http://awak.com/), a transportable dialysis system carried in a messenger-type bag. Even though solutions such as AWAK now exist, the main difficulty in creating Hemofilter is how to reduce physical space required to conduct this blood filtration process even further. Just as computers have reduced in size from the first digital computer, known as the ENIAC and weighing nearly 50 tons, to the most recent Apple MacBook Air which weighs about 2.45 pounds, we believe this reduction is possible. Additionally, we will have to engineer how this system will exist inside the body rather than outside the body, as with current technology. We will require a sophisticated and diverse team of engineers to fully execute such a design.
If such an implant is able to work, it makes sense to see what other implants can be created to improve general health. This technology could be seen not only as a filtration or aid system, but also as a way we can provide nutrients to the rest of the body. For example, if a person is lactose intolerant, there could be a cartridge that contains the lactase enzyme that allows that person to digest lactose. This treatment could also be used to treat things like diabetes, malnutrition, and more. Most modern treatments that require frequent doctors visits for injections or dialysis-like operations could be improved through a cartridge-based implant.
The most notable limitations of the Hemofilter include the feasibility of the cartridge-based system and user acceptance. Specifically, it is unclear whether the product would have the capability to conduct this filtration procedure in such a limited space. Additionally, when thinking about the frequent issues associated with kidney transplants, we do not know if there will be a solution that all bodies accept. Finally, users’ resistance to the technology may pose significant limitations to fully adopt this course of treatment as a viable option for kidney failure.


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Note: The Google Maps Javascript API Version 3 documented within these pages is now the official Javascript API. Version 2 of this API has been officially deprecated as per our deprecation policy. We encourage you to migrate your code to this newly updated and enhanced version!
Welcome to the newly updated and official Google Maps Javascript API V3! This JavaScript API now officially replaces version 2 of the Google Maps Javascript API. The versions look similar, though much has changed under the hood: Version 3 (called V3 within this document) has been designed to load fast, especially on mobile browsers such as Android-based devices and the iPhone™.
We welcome your feedback and comments on this version of the Google Maps API within the Google Maps API V3 discussion group.
Welcome to the release of version 3 of the Google Maps API. This JavaScript API will look similar to the existing version 2 of the Google Maps API. However, much has changed under the hood: Version 3 (called V3 within this document) has been designed to load fast, especially on mobile browsers such as Android-based devices and the iPhone™. The initial launch has a smaller feature set than that available in the V2 API. We will migrate additional features from V2 while working to keep the size of the JavaScript code small and maintain our optimized loading speeds. We welcome your feedback and comments on this version of the Google Maps API within the Google Maps API V3 discussion group.
We've implemented this latest version of the Google Maps API using a modified MVC framework. Any state changes of an MVC object (such as a map) for example, are handled through setters and getters of a particular format. As well, all state of the MVC objects are stored as properties of that object, and all observation of state changes through event handlers is of a particular format as well.
Special emphasis on enabling reliable and fast maps on mobile browsers has been integrated into this API. We encourage you to test out this API on mobile devices and post issues with specific devices to the group noted above.
Note: This version of the Google Maps JavaScript API no longer needs API keys!
This documentation is designed for people familiar with JavaScript programming and object-oriented programming concepts. You should also be familiar with Google Maps from a user's point of view. There are many JavaScript tutorials available on the Web.
This conceptual documentation is designed to let you quickly start exploring and developing cool applications with the Google Maps API. We also publish the Google Maps API Reference.
The conceptual documentation is divided up into the following areas:
Feedback on this version of the API and its documentation is welcome. Make sure to post feedback to the Google Maps JavaScript API V3 group.
Geolocation refers to the identification of the geographic location of a user or computing device via a variety of data collecton mechanisms. Typically, most geolocation services use network routing addresses or internal GPS devices to determine this location. Note that geolocation is a device-specific API; some browser/devices support it, while others do not (or cannot), so you cannot assume that geolocation is always possible for a web application.
Currently, several ways exist to detect the user's location within a browser. None of these methods are part of the Google Maps API; instead, they are common industry standards.
As a user's IP address can only provide a rough estimate of a user's location, we don't recommend using this approach for geolocation. The W3C approach is the easiest and most fully-supported so it should be prioritized over other methods. If you do decide to use Google Gears, you should first check for whether the browser supports the W3C standard. (Note that using Google Gears will require you to load the Gears initialization Javascript).
The following example attempts to determine the user's location through
the W3C navigator.geolocation
property first, attempts a Google
Gears approach second, and bails out if neither approach works.
// Note that using Google Gears requires loading the Javascript // at http://code.google.com/apis/gears/gears_init.js var initialLocation; var siberia = new google.maps.LatLng(60, 105); var newyork = new google.maps.LatLng(40.69847032728747, -73.9514422416687); var browserSupportFlag = new Boolean(); function initialize() { var myOptions = { zoom: 6, mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP }; var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), myOptions); // Try W3C Geolocation (Preferred) if(navigator.geolocation) { browserSupportFlag = true; navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) { initialLocation = new google.maps.LatLng(position.coords.latitude,position.coords.longitude); map.setCenter(initialLocation); }, function() { handleNoGeolocation(browserSupportFlag); }); // Try Google Gears Geolocation } else if (google.gears) { browserSupportFlag = true; var geo = google.gears.factory.create('beta.geolocation'); geo.getCurrentPosition(function(position) { initialLocation = new google.maps.LatLng(position.latitude,position.longitude); map.setCenter(initialLocation); }, function() { handleNoGeoLocation(browserSupportFlag); }); // Browser doesn't support Geolocation } else { browserSupportFlag = false; handleNoGeolocation(browserSupportFlag); } function handleNoGeolocation(errorFlag) { if (errorFlag == true) { alert("Geolocation service failed."); initialLocation = newyork; } else { alert("Your browser doesn't support geolocation. We've placed you in Siberia."); initialLocation = siberia; } map.setCenter(initialLocation); } }
View example (map-geolocation.html)
Use of the Google Maps API requires that you indicate whether your application is using a
sensor (such as a GPS locator) to determine the user's location. This is especially important for
mobile devices. Applications must pass a required sensor
parameter to the
<script>
tag when including the Maps API javascript code, indicating whether or not
your application is using a sensor device.
Applications that determine the user's location via a sensor must pass sensor=true
when loading the Maps API JavaScript.
# # Example using sensor when loading the Maps JavaScript API # <script type="text/javascript" src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=true"></script>
Note that even if your device does not use a sensing device, you must still pass this parameter, setting
its value to false
.
The Google Maps API V3 has been designed to load fast and work well on mobile devices. In particular, we have focused on development for advanced mobile devices such as the iPhone and handsets running the Android operating system. Mobile devices have smaller screen sizes than typical browsers on the desktop. As well, they often have particular behavior specific to those devices (such as "pinch-to-zoom" on the iPhone). If you wish to have your application work well on mobile devices, we recommend the following:
Set the <div>
containing your map to have width and height attributes of
100%
. Be aware that some older desktop browsers don't display well with these
values, however.
You can detect iPhone and Android devices by inspecting the navigator.userAgent
property within the DOM:
function detectBrowser() { var useragent = navigator.userAgent; var mapdiv = document.getElementById("map_canvas"); if (useragent.indexOf('iPhone') != -1 || useragent.indexOf('Android') != -1 ) { mapdiv.style.width = '100%'; mapdiv.style.height = '100%'; } else { mapdiv.style.width = '600px'; mapdiv.style.height = '800px'; } }
This allows you to alter layout for particular devices, as we've done here to change the screen real estate for each device.
The iPhone device respects the following <meta>
tag:
<meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" />
This setting specifies that this map should be displayed full-screen and should
not be resizable by the user. Android devices running software version 1.5 (Cupcake)
also support these parameters. Note that the iPhone's Safari browser requires
this <meta>
tag be included within the page's <head>
element.
For more information on development for the iPhone, consult Apple's Developer documentation. For more information on development of Android devices, consult the Android documentation.
You may localize your Maps API application both by altering default language settings and by setting the application's region code, which alters how it behaves based on a given country or territory.
The Google Maps API uses the browser's preferred language setting when
displaying textual information such as the names for controls, copyright
notices, driving directions and labels on maps. In most cases, this is
preferable; you usually do not wish to override the user's preferred
language setting. However, if you wish to change the Maps API to ignore
the browser's language setting and force it to display information in a
particular language, you can add an optional language
parameter to the <script>
tag when including the Maps
API javascript code, specifying the language to use.
For example, to display a Maps API application in Japanese, add
&language=ja
to the <script>
tag
as shown below:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false&language=ja">
Note: loading the API in the manner shown above will use the Japanese language for all users regardless of user preferences. Be sure you wish this behavior before setting this option.
View example (map-language.html)
The Maps Javascript API also supports Bi-directional (Bidi) text
containing characters in both Left-to-Right (LTR) and Right-to-Left (RTL)
languages natively. Examples of RTL languages include Arabic, Hebrew and
Farsi. Generally, you should specify RTL language pages
to render properly by adding dir='rtl'
to the page's
<html>
element. The following example renders a map of
Cairo, Egypt using Arabic controls:
See also the supported list of languages. Note that we often update supported languages so this list may not be exhaustive.
The Maps API serves map tiles and biases application behavior, by default,
using the country of the host domain from which the API is loaded
(which is the USA for
maps.google.com). If you wish to alter your application
to serve different map tiles or bias the application (such as biasing
geocoding results towards the region), you can override this default
behavior by adding a region
parameter to the
<script>
tag when including the Maps API javascript
code.
The region
parameter accepts
Unicode region subtag identifiers which (generally) have a
one-to-one mapping to country code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs). Most
Unicode region identifiers are identical to ISO 3166-1 codes, with
some notable exceptions. For example, Great Britain's ccTLD is "uk"
(corresponding to the domain .co.uk
) while its region
identifier is "GB."
For example, to use a Maps API application localized to the
United Kingdom, add ®ion=GB
to the
<script>
tag as shown below:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false®ion=GB">
The following examples show two maps, one which geocodes "Toledo" based on
the default region (US) to "Toledo, Ohio" and one which biases results based
on a region
set to ES
(Spain) to "Toledo, Spain."
Generally, you load the Javascript Maps API as soon as you load your
page by including the API with a <script>
tag and
executing your application Javascript code after that script has loaded.
However, while this Javascript is being parsed, your browser may not render
additional content on the page. In most cases, this delay is not noticable,
but you may wish to load the Maps API Javascript code after your page has
finished loading. You may also wish to load the Maps API Javascript
on demand
It is simple enough to load the Maps Javascript API after a page loads
by injecting your own <script>
tag in response to a
window.onload
event, but you need to additionally instruct
the Maps Javascript API bootstrap to delay execution of your application
code until the Maps Javascript API code is fully loaded. You may do so using
the callback
parameter. This parameter takes as an argument the
function to execute upon completing loading the API.
The following code instructs the application to load the Maps API
after the page has fully loaded (using window.onload
)
and write the Maps Javascript API into a <script>
tag within the page. Additionally, we instruct the API to only
execute the initialize()
function after the API has fully
loaded by passing callback=initialize
to the Maps API
bootstrap:
function initialize() { var myLatlng = new google.maps.LatLng(-34.397, 150.644); var myOptions = { zoom: 8, center: myLatlng, mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP } var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), myOptions); } function loadScript() { var script = document.createElement("script"); script.type = "text/javascript"; script.src = "http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false&callback=initialize"; document.body.appendChild(script); } window.onload = loadScript;
View example (map-simple-async.html)
The Google Maps API team will regularly update this Javascript API with new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. All API changes will be backwards-compatible, ensuring that if you launch an application using the currently documented interfaces, that application will continue to work without modification as the API is updated. (Note: experimental features are not covered by this guarantee. Features that are experimental will be clearly labeled in the API documentation.)
You can indicate which version of the API to load within your application
by specifying it using the v
parameter of the Maps
Javascript API bootstrap request. Two options are currently supported:
v=3
or by omitting the v
parameter.
This version reflects the current version based off the trunk, including
any bug fixes and new features as they are publicly released.v=3.number
,
which specifies a feature set of the API. These numbered versions may either
be a release version or a frozen version. (See below.)The following bootstrap request illustrates how to request a specific version of the Maps Javascript API:
http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?v=3.1&sensor=true_or_false
Each quarter, we will cut a new numbered version (the "release version") and release it for public use. Throughout the quarter we will continue to add bug fixes to this release version, which will be noted within the Maps Javascript API changelog, while ensuring that the feature set remains stable.
When we release a new numbered version, we will "freeze" the previous release version, meaning that we will no longer update it with any code changes, including bug fixes, ensuring it is completely stable. Each time we introduce a new frozen version in this manner we will retire the existing frozen version. That is, at any given time there will be only one frozen version available. Applications requesting numbered versions that have been retired will automatically receive the current frozen version.
The following guidelines apply when choosing the appropriate API version for your Maps API V3 application:
Documentation will always reflect the nightly (development) version. However, for each version, we will offer a separately maintained reference.
Version 3.0 has been retired.
If your code doesn't seem to be working, here are some approaches that might help you solve your problems:


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The StunServer contains an example of how to create a basic STUN server.
The example uses "classic STUN" as specified in RFC3489.
The example program can be tested with a STUN client. If using Ubuntu or Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) the shell commands below demonstrate how to test the STUN server:
$ sudo apt install stun-client
$ stun <IP_ADDRESS>
STUN client version 0.97
Primary: Open
Return value is 0x000001
It's not useful to run the STUN server on the same network as the client. Placing the STUN server on an external host results in:
$ stun <IP_ADDRESS>
STUN client version 0.97
Primary: Independent Mapping, Port Dependent Filter, random port, no hairpin
Return value is 0x000016
An alternative Windows only test program is WinStun. It's somewhat old but since STUN is a very simple protocol it still works correctly. The results of testing WinStun with the demo program:
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Does not preserve port number
Does not supports hairpin of media
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The hex is a hexagonal array of programmable lights that lives on the wall of the gallery. The hex is powered by several computers that serve websites (like this one), receive commands from computers, and tell the lights what to do. If you can figure out who created the hex, he or she will show you how it works. Watch out, though–this person will probably deny being the creator at first.
There are several different ways cast spells on the hex. To get started with any of them, you’ll need to install the hex_client library:
sudo easy_install HexClient
The simplest way to cast spells is to just run hex_client. You can read more about hex_client by clicking the link below. To start hex_client, just type hex_client in Terminal.
After a while, you’ll probably want to start writing your own spells. To do this, just write a python program which creates a spell and then uploads it to the hex. hex_client.hex_connection contains some functions you’ll need for talking to the hex. hex_client.spellbook contains all the standard spells (which can serve as models for your spells), and also some helpful functions that you might want to use while writing your spells. Click the links below for more information.


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Untitled:
March 12th, 2010
Do not fear them they are sleeping
Lets try to fall asleep
be where we dream
before we think about what haunts our life
What had meaning to be said for a long time
I tried to wait for you to fall asleep again before I cried
Like a sorrowful dream I thought would come back to haunt me in a awaking time
I knew you were out there on the street
walking back from where you came from
it must have been a dream memory
for your lying here next to me in my bed
I know you are leaving tomorrow and I will feel the way I felt there on the street
It won't be so in between real and fake tomorrow
You will rise
I know you’re not running from me-
but you are running to someplace
I can not compete with that which I do not know
I can’t compete with you
wake up - tell me what your dreams are made of


United Nations Proceedings Speech, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2014S08 and ISBN 1-58563-693-2, was developed by United Nations and contains approximately 8,500 hours of recorded proceedings in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. The data was recorded in 2009-2012 and comes from sessions 64-66 of the General Assembling (GA) and First Committee (FC), and meetings 6434-6763 of the Security Council.
The recording system used was called the NICE System, it was a customised recording system by NICE. Starting in July of 2013 the UN has moved to a new recording system called MAMS (Media Asset Management System) by SONY/Dalet. The recordings were done by following a daily internal circulated instruction from MMS (Meetings Management Section). Most of the subjects and related information of a particular meeting are published in a UN Journal which you can found in the following link: http://www.un.org/en/documents/journal.asp
Data is presented either as mp3 or flac compressed wav and are 16-bit single channel files in either 22,050 or 8,000 Hz. It is organized by committee and session number, then language. The six UN languages are listed about and the folder labeled "Floor" indicates the mic used by the speaker at the time. These files may include other languages outside of the six.
File naming conventions for GA and FC data are in the form of LYY_ZZ_format.format and Security Council data is in the form of LYYYY_ZZ_format.format where L is a one letter language designation, YY is the meeting number, ZZ indicates the audio segment number and format.format is the wav or mp3 designation. Note that not all files are present for every language.
Please see file.tbl for a complete file list as well as checksums for this publication.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2014S08.
Portions © 2014 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania


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General terms and conditions of an innovation loan from Innovate UK.
1. Summary heads of terms
Our summary heads of terms provides an outline that reflects the typical nature of the loan agreement that Innovate UK Loans Ltd, the “Lender”, would consider making available.
Innovate UK Loans Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Innovate UK.
The summary heads of terms are indicative and not exhaustive. The lender reserves the right to amend or withdraw these terms if required.
This is not an offer to provide finance.
Any loan agreement would be subject to due diligence and the documentation being in a form satisfactory to the lender:
- Lender
Innovate UK Loans Ltd
- Borrower
Eligible SMEs, being within the scope of the competition, as defined in the competition brief
- Amount
£100,000 to £1 million. Or up to 100% of eligible costs, subject to State aid intensity thresholds, whichever is lower. Term up to 10 years, comprising:
Stage 1: availability period of up to 3 years during which drawdowns will be permitted.
Stage 2: extension period of up to 2 years during which no further drawdowns will be permitted.
Stage 3: repayment period of up to 5 years.
- Purpose
The loan is to be available to meet the eligible costs of a project that includes experimental development. This should be to develop and commercially exploit innovation within the scope defined in the competition brief.
- Drawdown
Staged drawdowns, quarterly in advance based on project milestones. Drawdowns will be subject to project progress, monitoring officer sign-off and financial and reporting covenants being met.
The full amount will not be drawn at the outset.
- Fees
No arrangement, commitment, non-usage, monitoring or security fees will usually apply.
Where bespoke activities or arrangements are needed to complete a transaction, the lender reserves the right to pass on or share these costs, including the lender’s legal and valuation fees. This is subject to prior agreement with the borrower.
- Interest
During the availability and extension periods, interest will be payable quarterly at 3.7% a year on amounts outstanding.
During the availability and extension periods, interest will be accrued quarterly at 3.7% a year on amounts outstanding and deferred to the repayment period.
During the repayment period, interest will be payable quarterly at 7.4% a year on amounts outstanding, including the deferred interest from the availability and extension periods.
Fixed interest rate, subject to any restructuring or extension of the loan agreement.
The first interest period will start on the first drawdown date and the final interest period will end on the termination date.
- Repayment
The final repayment structure will be determined by the lender but could include:
- Interest-only period of up to 5 years, consisting of the agreed availability period and extension period and
- Repayment period of up to 5 years by way of quarterly repayments including interest accrued and deferred during the availability and extension periods
- Pre-conditions
The pre-conditions will include at least:
- Evidence of the borrower's status as an eligible SME
- Delivery of the borrower's business plan in a form that is satisfactory to the lender
- Security
Typical security for a transaction of this nature can include, but is not limited to:
- a debenture over the borrower's assets (including, and without limitation, a fixed charge over key assets and a floating charge over all other assets of the borrower)
- legal charges over intellectual property and specific assets financed under the loan agreement
Where other funders are involved in a package deal, or future commercial investment is subject to securing priority, intercreditor arrangements may be required. In this event priority over assets not specifically scheduled in support of the innovation loan will not be unreasonably withheld.
The lender will not take personal guarantees or security over principal private residences or benefit from the future sale thereof in the event of a realisation.
- Loan covenants
The covenants set on each loan will depend on the structure of the transaction and the nature of the project. It is important to note that these covenants will consider the overall viability of the business of the borrower. They will be relevant to the proper management of public funds, but should not prevent the borrower from delivering their planned activity.
The lender expects the project to meet its scheduled delivery timetable with the support of the monitoring officer.
For example, covenants will include, at least:
- affirmative covenants
- maintaining financial records and management information
- compliance with UK tax obligations
- maintenance of adequate insurance, including specific insurance in connection with the assets of the borrower and ‘key person’ cover in case of the loss of an important member of the business
- negative covenants
- control of “cash out”, dividends and/or withdrawal of directors’ loans.
- right of approval on change of control or business sale
- requirement to maintain prescribed debt service cover, liquidity, leverage and/or current assets ratios
- reporting covenants
- annual accounts: audited as appropriate and as filed at Companies House and/or draft annual accounts, accountant-certified forecasts, regular management information, tax returns and bank statements
Where the delivery of the project, its subsequent commercialisation and the overall viability of the business relies on the quality of the project, the business leadership team and the individuals within it, the lender may require ‘key person’ clauses in addition to the items above.
- affirmative covenants
- Events of default
The events of default will depend on the structure of the transaction and the nature of the project. The events of default will be market standard and will include at least the following:
- Change of control of the borrower without the lender’s prior written consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld.
- The departure of a ‘key person’ from the business or the project without the lender’s prior agreement to the proposed and timely remedy, which will not be unreasonably withheld.
- Non-payment on repayment date.
- The borrower’s failure to comply with its obligations under the loan agreement.
- Insolvency of the borrower.
- Cross-default.
- It is or becomes unlawful for any party to perform its obligations under the loan agreement.
If the borrower defaults on its loan commitments, the lender will take steps to recover the debt in line with standard commercial practice.
- Transferability and disclosure
The lender may freely transfer its rights under the loan agreement.
The lender may disclose information applicable to such a transfer. The borrower shall reasonably assist with the provision of such information.
The borrower may not assign or transfer its rights under the loan agreement.
- Governing law
English
- Documentation
The lender’s standard form loan agreement and security documentation will be used to document the transaction
2. Declaration
Entering into a loan agreement with us is a significant financial commitment. In applying, you must confirm that you:
- have made your own assessment in relation to the suitability of the loan agreement for your business
- consent to all searches necessary to determine the financial status of your business and other relevant checks appropriate to assessing creditworthiness
- understand that as part of our due diligence key persons, directors, beneficial owners and any relevant related persons may be required to consent to credit reference checks
- understand that information provided by you in the application will form part of the loan agreement. Information later proven to be false or misleading may lead to a breach of the loan agreement which could result in the immediate withdrawal of the loan, a demand for immediate repayment and the enforcement of any security granted in connection with the loan agreement
- acknowledge that the execution of the loan agreement and all associated documents must be by an authorised signatory of the company and evidence of such authorisation must be provided in the form of a board resolution
- acknowledge that upon entry into a loan agreement with us you will incur binding legal obligations and should seek independent legal advice
- are applying to enter into a loan agreement wholly or predominantly for the purposes of a business carried on by you or intended to be carried on by you
- understand you will not have the benefit of the protection and remedies that would be available to you under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 or under the Consumer Credit Act 1974 if this agreement were a regulated agreement under those acts
- are aware that if you are in any doubt as to the consequences of the agreement not being regulated by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 or the Consumer Credit Act 1974, then you should seek independent legal advice
3. Requirements and eligibility
In your application form, confirm that the primary type of research that you will be doing in the project is experimental development and indicate the amount of loan you propose. This should be in line with the general loan guidance for applicants.
Your application will be ineligible if:
- you have submitted the incorrect application form
- your submission does not include a completed finance form, is missing your finance forms or a completed startup high growth index survey
- any documents are not submitted in the correct file format as explained in this document
4. Competition process
For this competition, Innovate UK will use a portfolio approach. This is to make sure that the strategic criteria described in the competition brief are met for all projects considered to be above the quality threshold, and also to make sure that the portfolio of loans has a suitable credit quality. We will select the businesses to offer loans to, and the terms of those loans, building a portfolio that:
- has high quality projects
- has suitable credit quality
- addresses the range of themes as described in the scope for the competition set out in the competition brief
- represents the potential for return on investment for the company and the UK
Subject to meeting the innovation and credit quality thresholds, we reserve the right to manage the portfolio to achieve the correct balance of projects and funding.
Applications will have 2 parts:
- Part A: application form and mandatory supporting documentation, covering the quality of the project and the suitability of the business to receive a loan. Part A of the application will enable us to assess how innovative the project is, using external, independent experts.
- Part B: the startup high growth index survey, developed by Early Metrics, will focus on the whole business and how suitable that business is for this loan opportunity.
Part A will be used for both the innovation and credit assessment.
Part B will only be used by those involved in the credit assessment, it will not affect the innovation score and will not be viewed by the assessors.
You should complete the startup high growth index survey for part B through the survey link provided, including providing mandatory financial information.
Only businesses that are successful in both parts of the application will be offered an innovation loan. The final terms of any loan offer will be decided by the Innovate UK Loans Ltd credit committee.
5. Scope check
Only applications that meet the eligibility criteria and scope of the competition will be sent for assessment. You will be notified if your application is not eligible for assessment or out of scope with a full explanation as to why. Innovate UK reserves the right to declare applications as ineligible or out of scope.
6. Assessment
Once the scope and eligibility checks have been completed, part A of all eligible applications are sent for assessment
The assessments are carried out as follows:
- part A of applications sent for assessment will be assessed by up to 5 external assessors who are experts in the innovation area identified in your application
- assessors will score part A of applications consistently and in line with scoring matrices. They will provide written feedback for each marked question
- applications will be ranked in descending order. Only applications which score over a quality threshold will be considered for detailed credit analysis and a possible loan offer
7. Initial credit evaluation
Applications and the outputs from Early Metrics from the startup high growth index survey (part B) will be reviewed by our credit team. This is to identify whether the business is suitable to receive an innovation loan.
The evaluations are carried out as follows:
- Early Metrics will use the responses to the startup high growth index survey to provide a report on each applicant to our credit team
- our credit team will review part A of applications, the startup high growth index survey reports from Early Metrics and other available financial information
- the credit team will consider whether propositions appear suitable, being:
- affordable: interest cover (in the drawdown and extension periods) and debt service cover (in the repayment period) should meet acceptable ranges
- appropriate for debt finance: being close to market and achievable within the constraints of innovation loans and, if part of a wider project cost, the availability of capital to fund the project overall
- supported by a credible management team: for example, whether the business benefits from professional financial advice and in-house commercial expertise or plans to secure these in the project period, alongside the technical skills to deliver the project to market
- only applications which are recommended by our credit team will be considered for detailed credit analysis
8. Notification
We will notify you whether or not we will progress your application to detailed credit analysis by the date stated in the timeline, using the email address provided in the application form.
9. Detailed credit evaluation
Those applications which score above a quality threshold and are recommended by our credit team will be progressed to detailed credit analysis. If, following detailed analysis, we wish to make you an offer of a loan, this will include the key terms and conditions of any such loan.
The detailed evaluations are carried out as follows:
- you will be informed if we need further information
- you will be given unique access to a secure file sharing site (co-ordinated by the lending operations team)
- the credit team will detail any additional information needed to complete the full credit assessment. We will try not to make multiple requests over an extended period of time. Applicants will also be asked for specific consents for credit reference agency checks to cover:
- the financial standing of the applicant business and
- the financial standing of key persons, including beneficial owners with a shareholding greater than 20%
- we expect to invite the management teams of businesses to make a presentation to our credit committee as part of our decision-making process
10. Funding offer
Only businesses that are successful in both parts of the application and are considered suitable following detailed credit analysis will be offered an innovation loan. The final terms of any loan offer will be decided by the Innovate UK Loans Ltd credit committee and may not be the same as those proposed in the application.
11. Feedback
Approximately 4 weeks after you have received your notification email, we will give feedback on parts A and B of the application to all applications that have been assessed. You can access and download the feedback by signing in to the secure FTP site where you uploaded your application documents. No additional feedback can be provided and there will be no further discussion on the application.
12. Declaration
In order to be considered for an innovation loan, we require you to confirm that you agree to the innovation loans declaration.
This declaration recognises that entering into a loan agreement with us is a significant financial commitment. It requires you to confirm that:
- the loan is for business purposes, is the right approach to financing your business, and that you have authority to make this assessment
- you consent to any necessary and relevant financial checks, including checks on key persons in the business
- you understand that any information provided in the application that is proven to be false or misleading may lead to a breach of the loan agreement
- you understand that an innovation loan agreement is not a regulated agreement under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 or the Consumer Credit Act and is not subject to the same benefits or protections
- you understand that it is a legally binding obligation and that you should seek independent advice


We serve a fantastic range of freshly made to order sandwiches, paninis and a great selection of freshly made healthy salads, all topped off with a brilliant range of decadent vegan & gluten free cakes.
Our rationale is that local has got to be good not just for green reasons, but also because its important to support the little guys. In the process we have discovered some lovely people making lovely food and drink. We can’t stock everyone, but wow is there a rich seam out there!
We have been out, James and me, and tried quite a few local roasteries, and some not so local, and we have chosen what we think are good, smooth and robust coffee beans. We have some for sale, so let us know what you think, as we would love to hear your thoughts.


Provides a parallel backend for the %dopar% function using
the snow package of Tierney, Rossini, Li, and Sevcikova.
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1.0.16 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.5.0), foreach (≥ 1.2.0), iterators (≥ 1.0.0), snow (≥
0.3.0), utils |
| Suggests: |
compiler, RUnit, caret, mlbench, rpart, parallel |
| Published: |
2017-12-13 |
| Author: |
Rich Calaway [cre],
Microsoft Corporation [aut, cph],
Stephen Weston [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Rich Calaway <richcala at microsoft.com> |
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GPL-2 |
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NEWS |
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doSNOW results |


Changing the volume on sipbmp3
has never been
this fun!
This is a demonstration
of Webathena's GSS-API
implementation. It is
a remctl
client that runs entirely in the browser. A WebSockets to TCP
proxy is used to communicate with the target server. (If
WebSockets is
unavailable, Socket.IO is used
as fallback.) This page receives only credentials for the target
service and those credentials themselves never leave your
browser.
Run your own remctl server? Email davidben
at MIT
to get it added to the list. (The proxy needs a server
whitelist so people can't use it to abuse anything that treats the
MIT network as special.) Actually, I probably don't need a
whitelist anymore now that it's running on this OpenShift
thing. Will need to tweak that.
Results:
Here are some queries to try:
volume get
on zsr.mit.edu
list
on xvm-remote.mit.edu


1. Press 'START' to begin a new game
2. If you wish to bet $50, place it before you hit deal
3. Press 'HIT' to get another card
4. Press 'STAY' if you wish to end your turn
5. If your feeling good about your hand you can press 'DD' to double down just before you
finish your turn
6. DOUBLE DOWN will not only double your bet, but will be as though you hit stay
7. Avoid going over 21 or you BUST
8. An ace and a face card is a 'BLACK JACK' which is an automatic win


“I have the habit of buying keychains when I visit a place. This is my collection after reaching USA.”


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Canada: CPI likely to recover to 2.0% in October – TDS
by Sandeep KanihamaTD Securities analysts suggest that Canada’s headline CPI is forecasted to recover to 2.0% YoY in October, with prices 0.4% higher on the month.
Key Quotes
“Gasoline prices were little changed on the month despite seasonal headwinds, which should see the year-ago drag from energy diminish by ~0.1pp. Outside of gasoline, we expect natural gas and heating oil to drive a modest increase in energy prices, reflecting unseasonably cold weather across Western Canada during the month. However, this will be more than offset by softer food prices following a pullback in producer-level food prices along with agriculture products.”
“Stripping out both leaves the ex. food & energy index up 0.6% m/m, with much of this driven by seasonal effects in apparel and telecoms. Looking to the Bank's preferred core measures, we see downside risks, owing to sizeable base-effects.”


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