THE SCULPTRESS A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2000 David N. Butterworth
no stars (out of ****)
Phaedra Cinema, the distributor of such never-heard-of classics as "Soft Toilet Seats," "Trailer: The Movie," and "The One Armed Boxer vs. the Flying Guillotine," has sneaked its latest release, "The Sculptress," into a few theaters this weekend hoping to cash in on a handful of Halloween holidaygoers looking for a right good scare. "The Sculptress" is a scary proposition all right, but not in the way its producers intended.
From the outset it's easy to see why some of the larger, more reputable chains aren't carrying it: the film looks like a straight-to-video release from the early '80s that's been dusted off (not very carefully) and re-issued in theatrical format.
That staple of schlocky Z-movies Jeff Fahey ("The Lawnmower Man") plays a washed-up Shakespearean actor lacking in some basic people skills. When he's not reliving his glory days in his ramshackle Nob Hill apartment, screaming scotch-induced "Hamlet" soliloquies well into the night, he's out and about on the streets of San Francisco stalking loose women. Fahey's Dobie sizes up his victims (actually just one, a peep show performer name of Sylvie) dressed like one of the guys from Kraftwerk, and approaches them in the ridiculous attire of a Bavarian Count replete with a cane, dark glasses, and a false beard (just in time for Halloween!). "Do you have a castle?" Sylvie asks Dobie seductively when he flashes the bulging contents of his wallet outside a coffee shop. "Jah. With ze many turrets" is Dobie's perplexing reply.
The real "star" of the film (and I use that term extremely loosely) is Katie Wright, who plays the sculptress of the title. Sarah is new in town, studying at the prestigious SF art institute under the mentorship of a "genius" Frenchman, played by the beret-wearing Patrick Bauchau. That's convenient, because Sarah would one day like to live and work in Paris (you won't believe the film's final shot, with its cheesy Eiffel Tower backdrop and "Rosemary's Baby"-inspired imagery). Bauchau's character criticizes Sarah's work publicly (her clay busts keep turning into gargoyles--perhaps she's possessed... by an incubus!!?) but he still manages to talk her into dinner. Whereas Wright does a decent English accent, her talents pretty much end there.
On the other side of the wall, Dobie's troubled past is succinctly summarized in a scene in which he thumbs through an old scrapbook of newspaper clippings with headings like "Actor Delivers a Stunning Macbeth," Actor Courted By Hollywood Studio," "Actor Renounces Hollywood For Priesthood," and "Prostitute Fingers Priest in Sex Scandal." The film's plot could have been just as easily condensed. "Artist Moves In Next Door to Shakespearean Psychopath." "Yawns Ensue."
So Dobie rants and raves and Sarah chips away at large blocks of granite till way past their bedtimes. Late in the film, their paths finally cross with mind-numbing results. Nobody else in the apartment complex appears to mind all the racket, but one old dear does go ballistic when Sarah's bathtub overflows. No, we don't see Wright in the tub (or Fahey for that matter), and the gore quotient is virtually nil, so for a horror film "The Sculptress" is surprisingly lacking. The only thing worth looking at is San Francisco, and writer/director Ian Merrick manages to make even it look dreary, windswept, and deserted.
 Luckily, a limited release has made it easy to avoid.
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The most important thing in successful dog training is to create goals for the trainings. Dog Training Diary is a tool with which you can easily create training plans for your dogs and comment them afterwards. This service will help you create and track your training plans with your dogs. You can add unlimited number of dogs for your account. You can select the hobbies of your dogs during the creating a dog or later on. It is easy to create new training sessions for selected dog and sports from the Sessions -section. Now you have all the tools needed for becoming a successful dog trainer.
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NO END (BEZ KONCA) (director/writer: Krzysztof Kieslowski; screenwriter: Krzysztof Piesiewicz; cinematographer: Slawomir Idziak; cast: Grazyna Szapolowska (Ula Zyro), Maria Pakulnis (Joanna), Aleksander Bardini (Labrador), Jerzy Radziwillowicz (Antek Zyro), Artur Barcis (Darek Stach), 1985-Pol.)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
NO END takes place in Poland during the early '80s, it is at a time Martial law was in place, and when any kind of minor resistance against the government (political graffiti or striking) was met with a few years of jail time. Kieslowski (Blue, Red, White, Decalogue) deals with this from the humanistic point of view of a young, politically aware lawyer Zyro (Jerzy), who dies from a heart attack and returns as a ghost to watch all the sorrowful events that take place after his death. The film focuses on three people whom he was concerned about: 1) Ula (Grazyma) plays his widow, who can't get over loving him. What startles her is how she didn't know how happy she was with him when he was alive. 2) His client, the political activist Darek (Artur), who is now on trial for being a union striker. Darek ideologically refuses to compromise his position, even for a lenient sentence. 3) And the lawyer who takes Zyro's place in defending Darek, his old mentor, a much more wary and pragmatical lawyer, Labrador (Bandini). Labrador takes the case only after he learns that he is being forced to retire because he has reached the mandatory age of 70, and decides he wants to make this controversial case his swan song.
This film is bubbling over with passion for the Solidarity Movement, as well as for the sensuousness and passion the widow feels for her departed husband, so much so that she sees her husband in another man's strong hands and makes ecstatic love with him in a one time stand.
The political argument of the times, is best seen through the eyes of the idealistic, uncompromising Darek, who has a wife and child to support, but still thinks he is "selling out" if he is set-free, something his lawyer can get for him if he accepts "the gift horse of freedom." While his lawyer works hard for his case, proud of his client's integrity, but is convinced that there is no real choice, the only choice is the more rational position, that he is better off not going to jail. The "realpolitik" of this dilemma is powerfully presented, as is the emotional state of Ula, internally wrestling with her memories and conscience, trying desperately to find a way out of her emotional entrapment.
The film was powerful enough in its political jibes to have made the state and the church and the opposition party condemn it.Though this is not the director's top-of-the line artistic work, it does fit positively into his opus. His only failing moments, seemed to be in trying to get the ghost involved with what was going on in the lives of those around him. It seemed awkward and out of place in this straight forward film, whose darkened cameras captured enough of the sobering mood of Poland for the story to be a compelling one, a story about the unfinished business of the struggle for freedom. The title seems to signify for the director an unending search for political justice, something he was not optimistic in achieving in such a repressive country.
REVIEWED ON 7/19/98 GRADE: B
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ManageRates is an open-source and cross-platform framework for managing throttling from asp.net core applications. In simple case it is an alternative project to AspNetCoreRateLimit.
Installation
To install ManageRates packange, run the following command in the Nuget Package Manager Console:
PM> Install-Package ManageRates.AspnetCore
Efficiency
Test of throttling. There is a log of work to this component it I want it works correctly.
Samples
Controller action restriction
Firstly we need to regitster neccessary services:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.AddControllers();
// Manage rates service uses IMemoryCache, sow we need to add it.
services.AddMemoryCache();
// Register rate strictions services.
services.AddRateStrictions();
}
and add the middleware:
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
{
app.UseRouting();
app.UseManageRates();
app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
{
endpoints.MapControllers();
});
}
Finally, we can use attribute on action of a controller to restrinct it's usage:
[HttpGet]
[ManageRate(2, Period.Second, KeyType.RequestPath)]
public string Endpoint()
{
return nameof(Endpoint);
}
Restriction set of endpoints
Firstly we need to regitster neccessary services:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.AddControllers();
// Manage rates service uses IMemoryCache, sow we need to add it.
services.AddMemoryCache();
// Register rate strictions services.
services.AddRateStrictions();
}
Then we can add the middleware where we describe set of endpoints by regular expression:
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
{
app.UseRouting();
app.UseManageRates(policyBuilder => policyBuilder
.AddPolicy("/raw/.*endpoint.*", 2, Period.Second, KeyType.None)
);
app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
{
endpoints.MapControllers();
});
}
Add restriction functionality during endpoint configuration:
Firstly we need to regitster neccessary services:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.AddControllers();
// Manage rates service uses IMemoryCache, sow we need to add it.
services.AddMemoryCache();
// Register rate strictions services.
services.AddRateStrictions();
}
Then we can add the middleware where we describe set of endpoints by regular expression:
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
{
app.UseRouting();
app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
{
endpoints.MapGet("/endpoint", context => context.Response.WriteAsync("endpoint"))
.ManageRates(2, Period.Second, KeyType.RequestPath);
endpoints.MapControllers();
});
}
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BenchmarkDotNet=v0.12.1, OS=Windows 10.0.19042
Intel Core i7-9750H CPU 2.60GHz, 1 CPU, 12 logical and 6 physical cores
.NET Core SDK=5.0.201
[Host] : .NET Core 5.0.4 (CoreCLR 5.0.421.11614, CoreFX 5.0.421.11614), X64 RyuJIT
DefaultJob : .NET Core 5.0.4 (CoreCLR 5.0.421.11614, CoreFX 5.0.421.11614), X64 RyuJIT
| Method | Mean | Error | StdDev | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single | 12.447 ms | 0.0452 ms | 0.0422 ms | 2.03 |
| First | 6.143 ms | 0.0432 ms | 0.0361 ms | 1.00 |
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Dublin City Council vote to increase commercial rates as they pass budget
by By Digital Desk staffCommercial rates will increase by almost 3% in Dublin next year after city councillors passed its budget this evening.
It was voted through by 35 votes to 25 at a meeting in City Hall, after originally being put off last week.
Parking charges will also rise, with the increases being blamed on a funding shortfall from government.
Labour's Rebecca Moynihan says councillors were put in a difficult position:
"We were left in a really unenviable position of having €8.4m cut from our budget by central government because of Irish Water rates.
It's effectively because of Fine Gael at national government," she insisted. "If we had the Irish Water rate, we wouldn't have had to do this, we would have been able to balance the budget."


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Citizen of Poland . Bachelor in Speech and Language Therapy.
— The most successful person in life is a person who is happy.
— And a happy man is a man who does the work he loves doing the most. He loves
his job. Unfortunately not all of us are blessed with jobs that we love doing.
— A happy man’s job should make his parents happy as well. They should be wholeheartedly
proud of their son’s/daughter’s dream job. And sadly not everybody’s parents approve of their kid’s
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kids make a beautiful home. Coming home from work shouldn’t be a pain for him. He would rather be
most happy around his kids that love to play with his hair.
— A successful man should have faced hurdles and he should’ve been able to accept the
hard reality and move on hoping for the best but prepared for the worst.
— A successful man should have enough money and literacy. Too much or too little
of these would only make him successful in one aspect but a miserable failure in the other.
Grzegosh was born in Chrząszczyżewoszyce region of Łękołody, died in Mszczonowieścice, Grzmiszczosławice, region Trzcinogrzechotnikowo.
During his life he was friends of Szczepan Brzęczyszczewski. They lived
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Tkachuk scores overtime winner as Senators skate past Canadiens 2-1
by Kelsey PattersonJean-Gabriel Pageau is showing no signs of slowing down.
Pageau scored for the second straight game to help the visiting Ottawa Senators defeat the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in overtime Wednesday night in the second game of a back-to-back for both teams.
The 27-year-old leads the NHL with 10 goals in November and is three shy of a Senators franchise record for most goals in any month.
“It’s obviously a great feeling,” said Pageau, who has 13 goals this season. “I’m feeling confident in my abilities right now and I’m lucky to have the teammates I have right now. We’re playing some really good hockey.
“When I shoot, I always try to score now. That’s something that changes when you play with confidence.”
The Senators (10-11-1) were no match for the Canadiens (11-6-5) in the first period — outshot 12-3 — but they got better as the game progressed.
Shots were 21-8 for Montreal when Pageau beat Carey Price at 9:55 of the second by tipping a shot from Tyler Ennis to tie the game 1-1.
Pageau has nine goals in 20 career games versus the Canadiens — the most against any opponent.
“Everything he touches is going in the net but he’s working for it,” said Senators coach D.J. Smith of his first-line centreman. “He works, he skates, he’s been working in practice and it’s great to see a guy get rewarded.”
Ennis, on a breakaway, nearly gave Ottawa a 2-1 lead in the final minute of the second but Price made the blocker save.
The visitors kept coming in the third. Price denied Ennis on a Senators power play early on, moments after Anthony Duclair missed the net from the slot. Ottawa’s league-worst power play finished 0 for 3.
Brady Tkachuk scored 38 seconds into overtime and Craig Anderson stopped 35 shots for his fourth win of the season.
The Senators have won four of their past five games and improved to 4-7-1 on the road this season.
“We’re still learning and getting better,” said Tkachuk, who went five-hole on Price for the OT winner. “And we’ve improved so much since the start of the year. I definitely think we’re trending in the right direction.
“It’s been a lot of fun coming to the rink every day.”
The Canadiens were the better team in the first period but could not find a goal.
Montreal’s 15th-ranked power play got to work in the second period with Nikita Zaitsev in the box for cross-checking.
There was a scramble in front of Anderson and Phillip Danault was first on the puck. Danault passed it back to rookie Nick Suzuki, who easily scored his sixth of the season 44 seconds into the frame.
The Canadiens kept the pressure on Ottawa, firing pucks on Anderson from every angle but the Sens netminder was equal to the task.
Anderson made a big glove save on Brendan Gallagher in overtime, seconds before Tkachuk scored the winner.
“We’re not playing bad hockey but we’re not finishing our chances,” said coach Claude Julien. “When you don’t finish your chances, you give the other team a chance to stay in the game. It’s frustrating, it’s unfortunate, but it’s not because we’re playing bad hockey.
“Our goal-scoring has hit a wall and it’s hurting us.”
Price stopped 22-of-24 shots, a day after conceding five goals in Columbus.
Ottawa defeated the Red Wings 4-3 in Detroit on Tuesday while the Canadiens lost 5-2 at the Blue Jackets.
The Sens were down a forward for most of the game. Winger Vladislav Namestnikov left in the first period after falling awkwardly into the boards on a hit from defenceman Cale Fleury. He did not return.
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Senators forward Bobby Ryan joined the league’s player assistance program, the NHLPA announced Wednesday. Former Canadiens captain and coach Guy Carbonneau, who was inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame this week, was honoured in a pre-game ceremony.


 The easiest way is with the Digital Chroma Toolkit, by clicking the clock at the top of the {Navigation_bar}, but if you're not connected to a computer, you can do it with calibration 37. This reads the current time, and puts it into the Chroma's display, but without incrementing it every second. Instead, moving the {_parameter_control} into the upper half of the range causes the time to increment at varying speeds, and moving it into the lower half causes it to decrement at varying speeds. When the time is set properly, recenter the slider to freeze the value. The setting is written into the clock when all the calibrations are saved and calibration mode is exited by pressing STORE. Typically, one would adjust the clock to the next minute, then press the STORE button when some other known accurate clock indicates that that minute has arrived.
If the Digital Chroma is ever connected to a network with access to the internet, it will read the correct time from an internet time server. This calibration should not be necessary unless you never connect to a network.


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My VS code just updated itself and it looks like the Freeze/Unfreeze tactic state buttons are now broken.
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I can't immediately reproduce this in VS Code 1.43.1 on macOS. What kind of brokenness are you seeing exactly?
I still see this: Screenshot-2020-03-18-18.00.29.png
Can you try Ctrl+Shift+P and enter "Developer: Open Webview Developer Tools" and see if you see anything suspicious in the console when you open / close the info view panel?
Is
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME continue.svg:1 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME pause.svg:1 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME
suspicious enough?
Yes, that does look like the problem.
What do you see if you go to the "Elements" tab, then click the button at the top left to "Select an element to inspect it", and then click on either of the broken buttons? Screenshot-2020-03-18-18.13.06.png
<img title="Freeze display" src="vscode-resource:/home/pmassot/.vscode/extensions/jroesch.lean-0.15.8/media/pause.svg">
It could be related to this issue. I guess restarting VS Code hasn't helped?
Mine has looked like Patrick's for days now
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I can't reproduce this either. I'm using vscode 1.42.1 on nixos (also no problems with 1.43.0).
If I close and open the goal tab then it just goes back to how it used to be with the pause icon
And then I if I restart Vs code it goes back to the two broken images. Maybe it only happens to mathematicians
This is not great, but at least I can continue recording screencasts for my locked down students without a weird bug
This does kind of sound like that issue I linked above. Sadly, it doesn't look like the commit linked there has gotten into a preview release yet.
I think the commit might be in the VS Code "Insiders" build?
Hmm, I can now reproduce this as well.
Does the insiders build help at all?
I can't easily try the insiders build, but restarting worked.
Hi. So I still have
some broken pics in my Lean goal. I was about to make a short Lean video with a screengrab but now I've realised that it looks a bit unprofessional. Is there any way I can fix this -- even a local hack? My experience in the past with these issues is that if you wait a while then someone fixes them with the next release but I am not sure we ever got to the bottom of this one and it's still there for me on Ubuntu 18.04 with VS Code 1.44.0 and version 0.15.8 of the Lean extension.
In fact I am so used to them now that I hadn't even noticed them for a month -- the only reason I noticed them now was that I thought I could turn on the option for hiding instances to make the goal look less intimidating, and then I realised that I didn't have that any more (there used to be a drop-down menu which let me hide variables called _inst37_
etc)
Normally I just close the goal window and open it again, then it works
oh -- if I close the tab and open it again, I get back to the old system??
(not the VS Code window, just the lean goal tab)
@Jason KY. there is supposed to be a new system which ... wait ... maybe I have the new system? Yeah maybe this is what it's supposed to look like. Serves me right for never leaving Goal mode :-)
I'm now quite confident that this is due to the issue in VS Code I posted above: microsoft/vscode#89038. Sadly, it doesn't seem like the VS Code devs have been able to figure out a fix yet.
I shouldn't have mentioned it again, I'm sorry. It was just going to stop me making a video -- but once I realised the fix actually gave me the new version it was fine (I thought the fix gave me some old version).
I actually ran into this a few days ago and I would've posted here myself if I'd been been able to find this thread again. (All I was going to say was that closing and reopening the tab fixed it for me.)
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This project involves the exploration of population dynamics in ecological systems using computer models. This builds upon two generalised and parsimonious models, built in the tradition of classical ecological modelling, that can be applied to specific systems, including exclusive mammalian predator-prey systems and grazing herbivore systems. The current project includes further development of these models and the development of new models of specific systems in collaboration with practising ecologists.
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Other Projects Computer assisted feature selection for supervised and unsupervised data mining
An Analysis of Integrating Cloud Technologies into Teaching / Learning Environments
Use of Pattern Recognition to Identify Mild Cognitive Impairment and Predict Cognitive Decline
Integration of Business Intelligence for Medical Based Digital Ecosystems (MBDE)
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Intelligent Pattern Analysis for Household Power Appliances Monitoring
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Allows caching of raw data directly in R code. This allows R scripts and R Notebooks to be shared and re-run on a machine without access to the original data. Cached data is encoded into an ASCII string that can be pasted into R code. When the code is run, the data is automatically loaded from the cached version if the original data file is unavailable. Works best for small datasets (a few hundred observations).
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1) |
| Imports: | clipr |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, lintr, rmarkdown, spelling |
| Published: | 2018-07-02 |
| Author: | Stefan Kloppenborg [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Stefan Kloppenborg <stefan at kloppenborg.ca> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/kloppen/rde/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/kloppen/rde |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | xclip (https://github.com/astrand/xclip) or xsel (http://www.vergenet.net/~conrad/software/xsel/) for accessing the X11 clipboard |
| Language: | en-US |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | rde results |
| Reference manual: | rde.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
rde Tutorial |
| Package source: | rde_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rde_0.1.0.zip, r-release: rde_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: rde_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rde_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: rde_0.1.0.tgz |
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This is often the most mysterious of the three but you already have seen it in this class! Fundamentally, this law is the same as the statement that momentum is conserved but here is how it is usually phrased.
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
If the Earth attracts you gravitationally with some force, this law says that you attract the Earth with the same exact equal force (but opposite direction). This is weird since the Earth does not appear to be falling (while you do) but remember that same force does not mean same speed!
This law is just the statement that if the Earth via gravity makes you move faster and change your momentum. Your loss (or gain) of momentum must go somewhere. It goes to the Earth. So
If the change in momentum for both are the same (remember recoil!) and the interaction happens over the same time then the force must be the same (
In general when 2 objects interact, the
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Delete the data into the database according the table element. A primaryKey should be set. If the key is not set It can be obtained from jqGridDB::getPrimaryKey Return true on success, false when the operation is not succefull
Parameters:
Perform the all CRUD operations depending on the oper param send from the grid (oper option, which by default is add,edit,delete) and the table element If the primaryKey is not set we try to obtain it using jqGridDB::getPrimaryKey If the primary key is not set or can not be obtained the operation is aborted.
Also the method call the queryGrid to perform the grid ouput
Parameters:
Return array of the table fields generated for CRUD operations. Should be used after insert, update, delete. Mainly can be used for debugging purposes
API Tags:
Access: public
Return the primary key of the table
API Tags:
Access: public
The method return the last inserted id when a add is performed and the primary key is serial. In order to have effect this method should be called after renderGrid, editGrid or insert methods - see below
API Tags:
Access: public
Insert the data array into the database according to the table element. A primaryKey should be set. If the key is not set It can be obtained from jqGridDB::getPrimaryKey Return true on succes, false otherwiese.
Parameters:
Run sql command(s) after a CRUD operation (add, edit, del) is succesfull.
Can run unlimeted command
Parameters:
API Tags:
Access: public
Run sql command(s) before a CRUD operation (add, edit, del). If for some reason this operation fail all other operation in the transaction are ignored.
Can run unlimeted commands
Parameters:
API Tags:
Access: public
Set a primary key for the table
Parameters:
API Tags:
Access: public
Update the data into the database according the table element. A primaryKey should be set. If the key is not set It can be obtained from jqGridDB::getPrimaryKey Return true on success, false when the operation is not succefull
Parameters:


Crypto Market And Bitcoin Might Decline Further: BCH, EOS, TRX, ADA Analysis
- The total crypto market cap is following a bearish pattern below the $230.0B level.
- Bitcoin price is facing an increase in selling pressure below $8,600 and $8,500.
- EOS price is currently struggling to stay above the key $3.350 support area.
- BCH price extended decline and broke the $280 and $265 support levels.
- Tron (TRX) price is currently trading near the key $0.0185 support area.
- Cardano (ADA) price is showing positive signs above the $0.0420 support.
Bitcoin and the crypto market cap are currently declining. Ethereum (ETH), EOS, Tron (TRX), BCH, ripple, ADA, ripple, and BNB remains at a risk of more downsides.
Bitcoin Cash Price Analysis
Recently, BCH price started a fresh decline after it failed to stay above the $285 support against the US Dollar. The price even broke the $280 support level and recently broke the $265 support. The next major support is near the $250 level, below which the bears may even eye a test of the $200 handle.
On the upside, the previous key support near the $280 level is now likely to act as a strong resistance. A clear close above $280 is needed for upside acceleration.
EOS, Tron (TRX) and ADA Price Analysis
EOS price broke a couple of important supports near the $3.500 level. The price even traded below $3.400 and it is currently struggling to hold the $3.350 support area. The next key support zone is near the $3.200 level. On the upside, the $3.500 level may perhaps prevent a fresh increase in the near term.
Recently, tron price trimmed most its gains from well above the $0.0200 level. TRX price traded below $0.0190 and even spiked below the $0.0185 support. The price is currently consolidating and it is likely to revisit the $0.0190 and $0.0192 resistance levels.
Cardano price declined this past week below the $0.0440 level. However, the $0.0420 area acted as a strong support and prevented more downsides. At the moment, the price is trading with positive signs and trading nicely above the $0.0440 level. The main resistance is near $0.0450, followed by 0.0465.
Crypto Market Cap
Looking at the total cryptocurrency market cap 4-hours chart, there was a downside break below the $230.0B support area. The market cap is currently declining and following a bearish channel with resistance near the $228.0B level. It seems like the market cap could retest the $215.0B or $210.0B support area before a decent recovery.
Overall, there is a risk of more downsides in bitcoin, ETH, XRP, TRX, ADA, bitcoin cash, litecoin, EOS, stellar, IOTA, ICX, WAN, and other altcoins in the coming sessions.


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PX4 Firmware
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Shared defines for the ms5611 driver. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
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| struct | ms5611::prom_s |
| Calibration PROM as reported by the device. More... | |
| union | ms5611::prom_u |
| Grody hack for crc4() More... | |
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| #define | ADDR_RESET_CMD 0x1E /* write to this address to reset chip */ |
| #define | ADDR_PROM_SETUP 0xA0 /* address of 8x 2 bytes factory and calibration data */ |
| #define | IOCTL_RESET 2 |
| #define | IOCTL_MEASURE 3 |
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| typedef device::Device *(* | MS5611_constructor) (ms5611::prom_u &prom_buf, uint8_t busnum) |
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| bool | ms5611::crc4 (uint16_t *n_prom) |
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| device::Device * | MS5611_spi_interface (ms5611::prom_u &prom_buf, uint8_t busnum) |
| device::Device * | MS5611_i2c_interface (ms5611::prom_u &prom_buf, uint8_t busnum) |
| device::Device * | MS5611_sim_interface (ms5611::prom_u &prom_buf, uint8_t busnum) |
| #define ADDR_PROM_SETUP 0xA0 /* address of 8x 2 bytes factory and calibration data */ |
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Referenced by MS5611_I2C::_read_prom().
| #define ADDR_RESET_CMD 0x1E /* write to this address to reset chip */ |
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Referenced by MS5611_I2C::_reset().
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References MS5611_I2C::MS5611_I2C().
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These are synonymns for a list of Internet sites. When you have a hotlist, you don't have to remember the URL for a Web page.  You can have a personal hotlist - sites you visit frequently - as well as hotlists on specific topics, like politics or music.
Web browsers let you build hotlists by "bookmarking" sites (as in Netscape) or designating "favorite" sites (Microsoft Internet Explorer and America Online's browser).
Hotlist collections especially for journalists:
WebPointers Online is an Internet site that publishes hotlists. You can find excellent bookmarks in the WebPointers Archives.


What is OHBMX?
OHBMX is an on-line event that happens on Twitter during the equinox. The purpose of OHBMX is to gather, in the span of 24 hours, a collection of twitter-based presentations from neuroscientists/neuroimagers around the world. OHBMX can be called a “Twitter conference” with abstract submissions, invited keynote Tweeters, and lively discussions between the audience and presenters. The OHBMX Twitter conference is low-carbon footprint, in that it does not require the presenters to travel to a location and can reach a very wide audience, not just brain researchers. OHBMX is the evolution of Brain.TC, the brain twitter conference (see previous year edition here: http://braintc.aalto.fi/2019).
What does OHBMX stand for?
OHMBX stands for the Organisation for Human Brain Mapping - EquinoX
Who is behind OHBMX?
OHBMX was the brainchild of OHBM Chair Elect Professor Aina Puce, building on the successful Brain.TC.
The organisers are:
Enrico Glerean @eglerean
Michele Veldsman @micheleveldsman
Narayan P Subramaniyam @narayanps_
Baran Aydogen
Chao-Gan Yan
Koos Zevehoven
Dimitrios Pantazis @dimitrpantazis
Juulia Suvilehto @JSuvilehto
Onerva Korhonen @OnervaKorhonen
Sheraz Khan
Aina Puce @aina_puce
JoAnn Taie [OHBM Executive]
Stephanie McGuire [OHBM Executive]
How does a Twitter conference work?
A twitter conference is a virtual conference that takes place live on Twitter. Keynote Tweeters are invited to present their work in the form of a series of tweets delivered at a specific time. There will also be an open invitation for scientists to submit an abstract to present during the conference. Presenters with accepted abstracts will deliver 6 tweets showcasing their work in a scheduled 15 minute time slot. The virtual conference allows the scientific community to share their work globally with everyone without the need to travel across the world.
How do I participate?
You may participate either as a Presenter, or as a Participant. A presenter gives a talk via a series of no more than 6 tweets presented during a 15 min time slot. To be considered as a Presenter, please submit an abstract for review using the form below. The abstract should be no more than 3000 characters long, and will be published in the online conference proceedings (Abstract submission form).
A Participant follows the talks on-line and can comment and ask questions to Presenters and Keynotes on Twitter. Simply follow the conference hashtag #ohbmx to view conference tweets.
What is the planned structure of each tweet? – a pdf, 240 words, figure, movie?
Read more about it at 2019 #brainTC help page
Are there themes?
We are not yet planning a specific theme for the first OHBMX, but we will consider making it more thematic in the future should the feedback from online attendees indicate that.
Is there a request for new material or published material or both?
There are no limitations on content. We encourage presenters to show results that have not been published before or results from recent preprints. Content might also include a literature review of a particular topic.
What will be the timing of the releases..one every few minutes?
Presenters each have a 15 minute time slot and 6 tweets. Keynotes have 30 minutes and 10 tweets. It is up to the presenter to decide the timings for the sequence of tweets. You can read more about it at the 2019 #brainTC help page
Will it be identified by a hashtag?
Each tweet by the chair and by the presenters will contain the hashtag #ohbmx
Will there be a competition?
We are evaluating whether we should have a prize for the tweet that gets the most “likes” or comments as well as the best tweet presentation.
Who are the keynote speakers?
The OHBMX keynote "speakers" (or tweeters) include Lucina Uddin, Michael Breakspear, Laura Lewis, Lauri Parkkonen, Thomas Yeo and Karla Miller.
Previous keynote speakers at BrainTC:
2017
Neuroskeptic
[link to keynote]
Human Brain Project
[link to keynote]
Uta Frith (University College London)
[link to keynote]
Riitta Hari (Aalto University)-
[link to keynote]
2018
Aina Puce (Indiana University)
[link to keynote]
Sophie Scott (University College London)
[link to keynote]
Rebecca Saxe (MIT)
[link to keynote]
OHBM (Organization for Human Brain Mapping)
[link to keynote]
Matti Hämäläinen (Harvard Medical School)
[link to keynote]
Aude Oliva (MIT)
[link to keynote]
2019
Alice Proverbio (University of Milano-Bicocca)
[link to keynote]
Jay van Bavel (New York University)-
[link to keynote]
Stephanie Jones (Brown University)
[link to keynote]
Russ Poldrack (Stanford University)
[link to keynote]
Paul Thompson (University of Southern California)
[link to keynote]
Are there any website or info on abstract submission?
Click here to submit your abstract for OHBMX. Abstract should be submitted by 28/02/2020, 23:59 of IDLW time zone.
How are you planning to reach those countries where Twitter is not accessible?
We are testing automation between Twitter and other social media services to re-tweet the presentations on the day of the event.
Can I submit more than one abstract?
Yes, but abstracts will be reviewed and if a large volume of abstracts are received, presenters will be limited to one presentation only.
Can I submit to the conference without having an academic affiliation?
Yes. Many individuals work in the corporate or clinical sphere and may wish to present their work.
Will the abstracts/tweets will be published as a part of conference proceedings ?
We are currently exploring potential options along these lines.
What is the scope of the conference?
The scope of the OHBMX conference fits in with OHBMs overall mission, which is to advance the understanding of the anatomical and functional organization of the human brain, and promote its medical and societal applications. Specifically, OHBM aims to bring together researchers engaged in studying human brain organization (MRI, fMRI, PET, EEG/MEG and other cutting edge approaches such as electrophysiology, preclinical imaging, neuroepidemiology, genetics). OHBM aims to facilitate communication among these scientists and promote education in human brain organization.
How can I contact you?
You can send us a message on Twitter @OHBMequinoX or email us at OHBMequinoX@gmail.com


The Child Support Guidelines tables contain the base amounts for child support. If you or your spouse feel
that the child support amount will not leave enough money, you can claim that you will suffer
{% include "partials/tooltips/children/undue_hardship.html" %}
Fact Sheet E Undue Hardship
Since you have previously indicated that you will be claiming undue hardship you will need to provide
answers to the next set of questions. A claim for undue hardship can only be considered if the parent
making the claim can show that their household’s standard of living is not higher than the standard of
living in the household of the other parent. Often, income alone (which is all that is used to calculate
the guideline amount) does not reflect other circumstances that may impact a households’ finances.
{% if derived.fact_sheet_e_error %}
At least one debt, expense, person, or other circumstance must be added in
this area to claim Undue Hardship. You can turn off this requirement by selecting NO above for Undue Hardship.
{% endif %}
Unusual or excessive debts
What are the unusual or excessive debts that you owe? These are debts that were taken on to support the family
before you separated (e.g. student loans). The debt can also be due to earning a living (e.g. vehicle,
specialized equipment).
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_excessive_debt.html" with debt_monthly_amount=0 %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=claimant_debts as debts %}
{% for debt in debts %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_excessive_debt.html" with debt_name=debt.debt_name debt_terms=debt.debt_terms debt_monthly_amount=debt.debt_monthly_amount %}
{% endfor %}
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Unusually high expenses for parenting time, contact with, or access to a child.
For example, airfare and accommodation to visit the child in another city.
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_expense.html" with expense_amount=0 %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=claimant_expenses as expenses %}
{% for expense in expenses %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_expense.html" with expense_name=expense.expense_name expense_amount=expense.expense_amount %}
{% endfor %}
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Supporting another person
Legal duty to support any other person, such as a former spouse or a new spouse who is too ill or disabled to be able to be
self-supporting.
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="non_dependent_name" relationship_field="non_dependent_relationship" reason_field="non_dependent_reason" input_field_class="supporting-non-dependent-input-field" save_selector=".supporting-non-dependent-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-non-dependent" %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=supporting_non_dependents as non_dependents %}
{% for non_dependent in non_dependents %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="non_dependent_name" relationship_field="non_dependent_relationship" reason_field="non_dependent_reason" input_field_class="supporting-non-dependent-input-field" save_selector=".supporting-non-dependent-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-non-dependent" name=non_dependent.non_dependent_name relationship=non_dependent.non_dependent_relationship reason=non_dependent.non_dependent_reason %}
{% endfor %}
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Supporting dependent child / children from another relationship.
List the names of any other children for whom you have a legal duty to make support payments to.
Do not include the names of any children for whom you are asking for support for as a part of this
divorce application.
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="supporting_dependent_name" relationship_field="supporting_dependent_relationship" reason_field="supporting_dependent_reason" input_field_class="supporting-dependent-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-dependent" save_selector=".supporting-dependent-input-field" %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=supporting_dependents as dependents %}
{% for dependent in dependents %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="supporting_dependent_name" relationship_field="supporting_dependent_relationship" reason_field="supporting_dependent_reason" input_field_class="supporting-dependent-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-dependent" save_selector=".supporting-dependent-input-field" name=dependent.supporting_dependent_name relationship=dependent.supporting_dependent_relationship reason=dependent.supporting_dependent_reason %}
{% endfor %}
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Support for a disabled or ill person.
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="supporting_disabled_name" relationship_field="supporting_disabled_relationship" reason_field="supporting_disabled_reason" input_field_class="supporting-disabled-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-disabled" save_selector=".supporting-disabled-input-field" %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=supporting_disabled as dependents %}
{% for dependent in dependents %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_supporting_person.html" with name_field="supporting_disabled_name" relationship_field="supporting_disabled_relationship" reason_field="supporting_disabled_reason" input_field_class="supporting-disabled-input-field" delete_button_class="btn-delete-supporting-disabled" name=dependent.supporting_disabled_name relationship=dependent.supporting_disabled_relationship reason=dependent.supporting_disabled_reason save_selector=".supporting-disabled-input-field" %}
{% endfor %}
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Other undue hardship circumstances
{% input_field type="textarea" name="undue_hardship" value="" maxlength="500" multiple='true' class="fact-sheet-input form-control response-textarea" placeholder="" %}
Income of Other Persons in Household
Enter the name (s) and income for any other persons in your household (e.g. co-parent, step parent)
who have a
{% include "partials/tooltips/children/duty_to_support.html" %} a child.
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_income_others.html" with income_others_amount=0 %}
{% multiple_values_to_list source=income_others as incomes %}
{% for income in incomes %}
{% include "partials/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_income_others.html" with income_others_name=income.income_others_name income_others_amount=income.income_others_amount %}
{% endfor %}
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Total
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{% money_input_field id="total_income_others" class="fact-sheet-input money" readonly="" %}
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Lotus Elise
Specs
Price |
$33,500 |
Top Speed |
124mph |
Acceleration |
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Engine |
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0-30mph |
1.8sec |
Type |
I-4, 16valve DOHC |
0-60mph |
5.5sec |
Displacement |
1.8L(1796cc) |
0-100 |
N/A |
Power |
118hp@5500rpm |
1/4 mile |
N/A |
Torque |
122 lbs-ft@3000rpm |
Weight |
1,594 lbs (!!) |
Handling |
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Gas mileage |
29.4mpg |
Skidpad |
N/A |
City |
N/A |
600ft slalom |
N/A |
Highway |
N/A |
Powertrain |
Mid-engined, rear wheel drive, 5 speed |
(? = incomplete data or unverified info, N/A = info Not Available)
Beyond the specs:
What do you get when you attach a weak engine to an extremely light car? One obvious benefit is fuel efficiency, but the other is speed, speed which few ever think could exist in a 1.8 liter 4 cylinder car. This car is an exaggeration of what Lotus has been trying been doing with all its cars, reducing the weight to get a performance edge. This is not the lightest car ever to were a Lotus name tag however, no the Lotus Seven was much lighter. However that car was stripped bare, this Lotus actually has everything a civilized car needs in today's modern world.  Despite that however, the Lotus Elise is a wonderful car, it combines a good ride with the excellent handling expected of a lightweight. This cars performance is unmatched at is bargain price of $33,500, though some Ford Mustangs can beat it to 60mph, few cars can match its 0-30mph time of only 1.8 seconds (that's the Mclaren F1's time!)! As you can expect this car sells very well, but it is not available in the US (emission problems prevent that) despite the constant pleas from Americans. The lotus Elise is only for the enthusiast that is willing to give up some luxury to enjoy the beauty of the best handling Lotus available.
~Oracle


Use the risk factor import wizard to bring potential client data into the system. We will analyze your file and you will be able to map the fields from the file to the important fields in the system.
The fields from your file are in the dropdowns below. Select which field maps to a known field in our system.


Taking one last swing at it
by Laura BrookesWith temperatures set to fall to lows of -12 C later this week, Kelowna's Shadow Ridge Golf Club gave duffers one last chance to hit the links Monday, before closing for the season.
With no snow in the valley bottom, the course enjoyed a long season this year.
General manager James Prestail was impressed by the number of golfers still turning out into November, with 50 to 80 players coming out on nice days lately.
"Most of them are just doing it so they can write their friends back home, whether they’re in Toronto or Alberta, and just say they’re still getting out on the golf course. So they’re tongue in cheek with their friends, and some are getting out to get that extra bit of exercise before they hibernate for the winter and pack up their golf clubs.
"We’re getting these extra bonus days here in November, so overall it's been a great season for us. And, from what I’ve heard about the rest of the courses in Kelowna, they’ve had a wicked season, too."
But, the anticipated cold snap will bring that to an end.
Tuesday should be the last day this week with a high above freezing in the Okanagan, and temperatures will continue to dip Wednesday and Thursday.
Friday's forecast high is just -7 C with a low of -12.
Meanwhile, Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for areas north of the Okanagan.
Temperatures could drop as low as -25 C in some parts of north and central B.C. starting Tuesday.
"The cold air will persist through the end of the week with temperatures in the -15 C to -25 C range," reads the statement. "Blustery northerly winds will accompany the arrival of the Arctic air with windchill becoming a factor."


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I built NUSMods
(And some other things...)
You only see the final product
Now let's take a look behind the scenes
Outline
- NUSMods: A History
- Application Architecture
- Technical Challenges
- Building a Community
- Moving Forward
What does the "Mods" in NUSMods actually stand for?
- NUS Modules?
- NUS Moderators?
- NUS Modifications?
- Officially, NUS Modifications, but any of the above works.
Goals and Objectives
- Enhance the quality of lives of NUS students
- Encourage students to experiment and create original community-engaging work
Scratch your own itch
- Back in 2011, the existing timetable builders weren't nice to use
- Official timetable builder was too troublesome to use. Can't use unofficial timetable builder on Macs
- Beng decided to solve the problem by building NUSMods as a side-project
Build something, anything
- Building stuff is the best way to learn
- Practice your craft
- NUSMods was originally built to learn JavaScript properly
Don't be afraid to show your work
- Connect with your community (NUS Hackers)
- Friday Hacks is a great place to start
- Everyone was a noob once
You'll never feel ready enough
(for your MVP)
- July 6, 2012: nusmods.com registered
- July 19, 2012: "Public" launch
MVP Tech Stack
- Built with jQuery, Coffeescript, LESS, Jade
- Module Dependency Management: RequireJS
- Build process: CodeKit
- Crawling and processing module data: Node.js
No one cared
Word of Mouth
- Good things spread organically
- Traction was mainly through word of mouth
The colors
Color Psychology
Pastels = calming, soothing
Summer 2014
- Ashray and I joined the team
- Together with Weiqing, we built Corspedia - Easily searchable CORS statistics
- Ashray and Karan built ModMaven - Module pre-requisites tree
Summer 2014
- Integrated Corspedia and ModMaven
- Dedicated module pages
- Module reviews
- UI Refresh
- Official NUSMods logo
- Dark mode, theme colours
Timetable Builder v2.0
Module Finder v2.0
Module Page (NEW!)
v2.0 MVP Tech Stack
- Backbone + Marionette, Handlebars, Browserify, SASS
- Module Dependency Management: Browserify
- Build process: Grunt
- Back end remained the same
Application Architecture
- Client
- Server
- No database
- Module information and data stored as static JSON files in file directories
- Have a look! http://api.nusmods.com
Single Page Applications
- A webpage that is only loaded once. All necessary code - HTML, JS, CSS are retrieved in the initial page load
- Subsequent resources are dynamically loaded and added to the page as necessary
- Redraw parts of the UI without requiring a server roundtrip to retrieve the HTML
- Makes use of HTML5
pushState()
API to modify the URL
- Popular SPAs that you have been using without realizing: Facebook, Gmail
SPAs: Benefits
- Repeated HTML, CSS, JS not loaded over and over again with each new page
- Native-like fluid experience. No page refreshes
- Enforces decoupling of front-end and server. NUSMods v2.0 was rewritten without modifying the server at all
SPAs: Drawbacks
- JavaScript must be enabled in the browser
- Poor SEO
- Unable to conduct page-driven Analytics
- Slow speed of initial page load
Client
- Structure generated using Yeoman
- Scaffolds out the basic structure of a web app with a Grunt dev and build process
- Grunt dev process
- Watches the source code and reloads the page when file changes are detected
- Grunt build process
- Handlebars -> HTML
- SASS -> CSS
- Main CSS and JS compressed and minified into one single CSS file
- Built into the
dist
directory for deployment
Server
- No need for database
- CRON job that crawls NUS pages every hour on weekdays
- Caches the crawled HTML files in our servers
- Provide an NUSMods API for usage by students
NUSMods API
- Benefit NUS developers who want to build apps for students
- Consolidate and normalizes NUS module information from:
- CORS historical bidding statistics
- CORS module information listings
- IVLE API
- NUS Bulletin
- NUS Examination Timetable
Interesting techniques
- Client-side Exporting
- Themes and Colours
- Responsive timetables
Client-side export
- Excel, HTML and iCalendar files generated directly in-browser
- Eliminates server round trip and can be downloaded even while offline
- For JPG / PDF, exported HTML is rendered by server in a headless WebKit instance
Data URIs
Excel File
HTML5 Download Attribute
Excel File
- Only supported by Chrome in past 2 years, Firefox in past year
- Downloadify library instead for other browsers (requires Flash)
SpreadsheetML
Supported since Office 2003
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Workbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"
xmlns:ss="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet">

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<Worksheet ss:Name="My NUSMods.com Timetable">

<Column ss:Width="65"/>
<Row>
<Cell ss:Index="2" ss:MergeAcross="1" ss:StyleID="b">
<Data ss:Type="Number">800</Data>
</Cell>
Themes and Colours
- Colours generated using Base16 Builder
- Dark mode - Inspired by OS X Yosemite's dark mode
- Change the appearance just by adding/remove classes from the

element
Responsive Timetables
- Main timetable
- Built using

- Does not fit on mobile screens
- Not responsive
- CSS Flex to the rescue!
Flex Timetable
Horizontal layout
Flex Timetable
Vertical layout
Testing Assumptions
Beng's initial assumption: NUSMods' Unique Selling Proposition was the Module Finder.
(But he was dead wrong)
Listen to signs you need to pivot
- Data doesn't lie
- 80% of users use 20% of features
- You need metrics
How do you know what events to capture upfront?
You don't. Just capture everything.
"Big" Data
- We use Google Analytics to collect user behaviour
- Google Analytics allowed for manual
pushing of page change events
- Log (almost) everything that the user does!
"Big" Data
Google Analytics statistics from Jan 1 to Mar 29
"Big" Data
Data tells your interesting things about your users!
Number of respective events from Jan 1 to Mar 29
Usage Trends
What do the humps represent?
Students check their timetables on Monday
Why is there a flat region at the end of February
and in the middle of March?
CNY + Recess Week, e-Learning Week
Building a Community
Engage the talented young people of NUS
to make NUSMods better (as a result, a better NUS)
Users + Developers + Reviewers
Facebook
- Main mode of engaging users (almost 4k likes!)
- Push out important updates and announcements to users
- Sacrificing aesthetics for visibility: Adding a like button to the most prominent page of NUSMods even though it adds clutter
Facebook
Constantly remind users of our existence with event posters
Facebook
Most successful Facebook post with 370 likes!
Facebook
Customer support via Facebook
Twitter
- Not our most active account
- Chope username @NUSMods first :P
- We do reply to tweets mentioning NUSMods
Twitter
As useful as Google
Twitter
A PC simulation game!
Twitter
Happy users make happy developers
Developers
- NUSMods relies heavily on developers to sustain this schoolwide service
- A developer's best way to create value and impact to fellow students
- NUSMods and API is all open-sourced, with the hopes of more student developers joining in
- NUSMods Developers Hipchat channel
NUSMods Contributors
Developers Meetup
First meetup on Feb 13, 2015, when Beng came back to Singapore
Reviewers
- In NUSMods 2.0, Disqus plugin was added to allow students
to submit modules reviews
- Initial phase: Manual populating of reviews database @_@
- Literally googled for reviews of NUS modules and requested for permission to repost onto NUSMods
- Raise awareness of ability to review modules: Module Review Contest
Module Review Contest
Contest Poster
Module Review Contest
Contest Results
Most Creative Review
Yap Zi Xuan's review for CS2100
Moving Forward
- One-stop platform for your school-related information
- Increased focus on user-created content:
- NUS Whispers
- NUS Modules Wiki
- NUS Polls
Other Possible Improvements
- IVLE integrated into NUSMods
- More colour theme customization. From Adobe Kuler maybe?
- NUS Modules Planner
Why you should contribute to NUSMods
- Impact the lives of 30,000 NUS students
- Open source development is a good way to learn new things!
- Try our new technologies
- Code reviews from experienced peers
- Boost portfolio as a developer
- Increasing number of employers look at Github profile


Select a .ch8 file for the Chip8 emulator using the browse button - input keys are 1-4, Q-R, A-F, & Z-V, but actual game keys are game specific so you'll just have to experiment.
At some point I'll pretty this page up and add some buttons and debug information.
Source code is located at https://github.com/Tom-Goring/Chip-8/tree/WebAssembly
If you have any questions, feel free to send me an email! (You can use the form on my website or email me directly).


Submit any number of C++ files
Receive instant feedback on each line of code
Resubmit your code as often as you want


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deliberate intimidation, stalking, and photography or recording of an individual
without consent. It also includes offensive comments related to gender, sexual
orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race or religion.
- All communication should be appropriate for a professional audience including
people of many different backgrounds. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate.
Participants asked to stop any inappropriate behaviour are expected to comply immediately.
Attendees violating these rules may be asked to leave the event at the sole discretion of
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Any participant who wishes to report a violation of this policy is asked to speak, in confidence,
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astronomy allies.
Acknowledgement
This code of conduct is based on the "London Code of Conduct", as originally designed for
the conference "Accurate Astrophysics. Correct Cosmology", held in London in July 2015.
The London Code of Conduct was adapted with permission by Andrew Pontzen and Hiranya Peiris
from a document by Software Carpentry,
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THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Everybody knows what's going to happen," says comedian Steve Harvey about the long film TITANIC. So, "bring on the water," he says is what most black folks think.  Instead, they'd be trying to float the furniture for lifeboats and blow on their handkerchiefs for sails -- anything that might work.
Harvey is the king of the kings in THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY, a documentary by famed director Spike Lee. Besides doing his own comedy routine, Harvey host three other black comics (Cedric the Entertainer, D.L. Hughley and Bernie Mac), all known mainly for their television work.
During a long tour around the United States, they are filmed at their stop in Charlotte, North Carolina. The concert audience was 98% black, whereas our movie audience was widely mixed. The surprise was that humor directed at a black audience turns out to have a strong resonance with all races. Our audience members were in stitches throughout. Part of this could be explained by the non-racial humor.  He then ticked off all of the services he was required to attend by his very religious mother. The devil certainly would have required less.
Other jokes have to do with poverty, such as dealing with a bill collector when you can't pay. ("'When should I expect payment,' the bill collector wanted to know. 'You pick the date and then we'll both be surprised.'")
Other bits of humor illustrate the differences in racial experiences. Anorexia may be a common problem with white girls, but, in a black household, it can only mean that the father has lost his job. And bungee jumping. No way would a black engage in that. It's way too much like lynching.
The humor is foul-mouthed and quite raunchy, but it comes across as remarkably sweet, nevertheless. Perhaps, it is because the comedians are so good-spirited and frank. One of my favorites has Harvey bemoaning the lack of "old school music." As the audience literally dances in the aisles, he plays some of this music. He contrasts the old school's homages to love with hip-hop's obsession with violence. His final putdown concerns the numbers of microphones. The Temptations, he said, shared a single mike, whereas the rappers each have their own mike and still are unintelligible.
Lee has the camera panning the audience to give the movie some of the electric energy and fast-paced spontaneity that the members viewing the concert live must have felt. Less successful are his sequences filmed off stage, before and during the concert. These scenes feel staged and awkward.
The movie attempts racial humor that most people would avoid with the proverbial ten-foot pole.  "Tell 'em, I ain't got it.
But there is also celebration of black achievement. Since Tiger Woods has made it in golf, the other sports are soon to be similarly conquered. What will be their secret in downhill skiing? They'll eschew skis and just wear "church shoes."
THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY runs 1:57. It is rated R for language and sex related humor and would be fine for older teenagers.
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17 March 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
An outbreak of meningococcal meningitis has been reported affecting two neighbouring districts of Ethiopia: Kobo District of Amhara Region and Alamata District of the Tigray Region.
Between 30 January and 12 March 2000 81 cases and 3 deaths were reported from Kobo District and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) examinations of 21 specimens yielded Neisseria meningitidis. The number of cases peaked between 14 and 20 February and is reported to have declined to low levels by 12 March. During a vaccination campaign running from the 14 to 27 February, 36 344 people were vaccinated.
Between 7 February and 9 March 2000 48 cases and 6 deaths were reported from the Alamata District. In this district, 35 132 people have received vaccination.


This is my first test web page for my WEB110 class at SCC. I'm testing it in a live browser, like Chrome or Firefox, by clicking on the two validator links in the footer of this page. Narf!


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This project was created for the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), a competition where teams of students have six weeks to build a robot and compete in regional events. My team decided that it wanted to create a prototype for a swerve drive, a very maneuverable design where each wheel can both spin in place as well as roll forward and backward. To control this new drive, I undertook the development of the code for the swerve drive in C++. To demonstrate how the control system works visually at our competition, I also wrote a Java application that simulates the robot. One of our mentors half-joking suggested that I should turn it into a game. So, I added balls that can be picked up for points. I presented a playable demo at a competition to passersby and released it on the FRC forums. The code for this game can be found here and a zip file of the executable can be downloaded here. Or you can watch the video demos below.
The first step of code development was to determine how the wheels should be positioned. I researched what drive modes other teams use to quickly determine which system works the best. Another team had been using a swerve drive for many years, so I decided to look at how they control their robot. To better understand the team’s code, I made diagrams of their representation of their swerve drive. After fully comprehending their strategy, I decided to emulate one aspect of the team’s idea.
Finally, it was time to write the first version of the code. I started by making a PID algorithm that would position the steer motors. The first iteration had five drive modes, including an original mode.
Since the robot was not finished upon the completion of the first iteration of the code, debugging did not begin until the start of build season. To debug the code, I broke it into small parts to find bugs without destroying any motors. However, the final mechanical design for the swerve drive was modified to no longer allow for continuous rotation. To compensate for this, I had to add code to avoid the dead stops which the wheel could not physically move though.
At this point the code started to get too complex for one file, so I split it into three separate files to add a layer of abstraction. The MServo class controlled the steer motor and steer encoder, the SwerveModule class controlled an MServo class in addition to a drive motor, and the Swerve class uses four SwerveModule classes to simulate the four swerve modules.
To fix elusive logic errors, I created a way to simulate what the robot would do given a set of joystick values. It then prints all relevant variables, so I can determine if the program was functioning as it should. This simulation was very useful for the development process and I was able to discover many bugs without needing to physically move the motor and risk destroying it.
After finally developing a stable version of the code, I continued to improve upon it. I added two more drive modes, one of which improved driver control, and other used a gyro to make the robot more intuitive to drive. After a screw jammed a motor during a meeting, I created safety code to detect when a motor was malfunctioning and to respond accordingly.
The code is divided into three main classes: MServo, SwerveModule, and Swerve.
MServo (a.k.a. Meta Servo) deals with controlling the Steer motor using a passed in target and an encoder. The main function is SetAngle which uses a PID algorithm to turn the wheel to the angle that is passed in. Also in this function, the code checks to make sure that the motor is not running into a dead stop.
SwerveModule manages the MServo in conjunction with the drive motor. The main function of this class is CtrlModule which uses MServo to position the angle of the motor and sets the drive motor to the speed that is passed in. CtrlModule also sees if it is faster to turn to the angle 180 degrees away and switches the drive motor direction, then it goes to the passed in target.
The final class is Swerve which deals with four SwerveModules and uses the joysticks to determine at what angle the wheels need to be turned to and at what speed. The Drive function is called by the mainline code to drive the robot. It starts out by converting the joystick values into angles and speeds which gets passed into the SwerveModule objects. The way the joystick values get converted into angles and speeds changes with different drive modes.
The Swerve code has seven drive modes: lock, tank, translate, car, steer, kine, and gyro modes.
For the translate, car, steer, kine, and gyro modes, the Swerve class uses an algorithm, described below, to calculate the angles and speeds of the wheels. The algorithm begins with translate X, translate Y, and rotation values being passed in. Pivot Angle is calculated by taking the direction of translation minus PI/2 radians. Turn Angle is calculated by converting the rotation value from [-1, 1] to [0, 2*PI]. Using the Turn angle and the sensitivity, which is a passed in constant, I solve the blue triangle for dZ. The blue triangle is a right triangle so using trigonometry:
tan(TurnAngle) = dZ/Sensitivity
Solving for dZ:
dZ = tan(TurnAngle)*Sensitivity
Next, solving for dX and dY by using the red right triangle.
dX = dZ*cos(PivotAngle)
dY = dZ*sin(PivotAngle)
Now I have our X and Y coordinates for the point of rotation. Using half the robot length and half the robot width I can determine the distances to the pivot points for each of the wheels. The wheels are pointed perpendicular to the line connecting the pivot point and the wheel. The speeds of the wheels are the relative distances of the wheel to the pivot point.
This game was written in Java. The game engine was written from scratch using the built-in Swing and AWT for the GUI and custom collision detection. The JInput library is used for interfacing with joysticks.
The goal is to drive around and collect as many balls as possible. Balls are collect by running them over while travelling forward using the front end of the swerve drive denoted by the point of the green triangle. The time is limited to 20 seconds and the bigger the ball the more points it is worth.
The game contains two drive modes Crab which is equivalent to the Kine mode described above, and Gyro mode which is the same. There are two game modes. Free mode is used for demonstrational purposes. In this mode the robot can move even after time runs out. Timed mode is used for gaming purposes. In this mode the robot will be stopped after time runs out. In the settings tab the user can specify the size and speed of the robot as well as the input device used. The final tab provides help about the goal of the game and the controls
The game supports three methods of control: keyboard, gamepad, and two joysticks.
With keyboard controls WASD is used to translate the robot and the left/right arrows to turn. The Space key is used to start timing.
A gamepad is an input device like an xbox controller. To drive the bot, use the left stick to translate and the right stick X axis to turn. Button 5 is used to start timing. On an xbox controller this is the A button.
A joystick is an input device like an attack controller. Two of them are needed to play. To drive the bot, use the left stick to translate and the right stick X axis to turn. Button 5 is used to start timing.
As this was a project for FRC, I decided to release the game on Chief Delphi, the FRC forums, as found here. The game was also available to be played in our pit area at the world championship that was hosted the next day.
The game was very well received as it did very effectively demonstrate how the swerve drive worked and people always love playing games. While at the competition and on the forums, I got great feedback about things to fix or add for the first update. Someone even made a thread on the forums to compare high scores (here). Most surprising, at a different competition one month later I saw the person sitting in front of me was playing the game. In any case, the control system and the game were both fun projects that I learned a lot from.


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Voice Recognition is the identification of a person from characteristics of voices (voice biometrics). We can provide a service based authentication system that can seamleassly integrate into a lot of pre-existing IVR systems in use by companies already.
Since each person's voice can be reliably distinguished, this is a very effective system for identifying people for authentication purposes.
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While I was on one of our servers last week, I encountered this issue:
$ env/bin/pip freeze
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "env/bin/pip", line 11, in <module>
sys.exit(main())
File "/opt/DummyProject/env/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/__init__.py", line 215, in main
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, '')
File "/opt/DummyProject/env/lib/python2.7/locale.py", line 539, in setlocale
return _setlocale(category, locale)
locale.Error: unsupported locale setting
I checked the server and the locale setting is properly setup there. The weird thing is, I was the only one encountering this in my team. After a little googling, I found out that this was because of my locale setting was getting imported. I just needed to disable this in my iTerm to prevent it from happening. To do this:
That’s it. It’s working after that.


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The mobile phone number on your NHS login is from the US, which we no longer accept.
You should visit your NHS login settings and change your mobile phone number.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Zaavan
ZAAVAN
"ZAAVAN "terror, one of the “dukes of Edom” (
Genesis 36:27
); called also Zavan (
1 Chronicles 1:42
).
"ZAAVAN "terror, one of the “dukes of Edom” (Genesis 36:27); called also Zavan (1 Chronicles 1:42).