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Inception Automotive Detailing
Mailing Address:
PO Box 67080 RPOMISSISSAUGA, Ontario
L5L 5V4
Location Address:
2-345 Wyecroft RdOAKVILLE, Ontario
L6K 2H2
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AWARD WINNING PROFESSIONAL MOBILE CAR DETAILING SERVICE IN THE GREATER TORONTO AREA
Car Detailing Locations Served: Ancaster, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Georgetown, Woodbridge, Vaughan, Thornhill, Toronto, King City, Newmarket, Aurora, Guelph, Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa
AWARDS AND FEATURES:
- CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) Radio One Metro Morning
- Top Gear Magazine Philippines
- University of Ontario Institute of Technology
- Rogers TV
- Neighbors of Mississauga Road Magazine by Best Version Media
- 2014 Readers' Choice Silver Award by Mississauga Business Times
OUR HISTORY:
Inception Automotive Detailing was founded in 2011 by an eighteen years old university student, Lorenzo Escobal. Inception Automotive Detailing started as a mobile service servicing its clients in their homes and workplaces. It became one of the top ranked automotive detailing companies in the Greater Toronto Area.
Inception Automotive Detailing was awarded the 2014 Readers Choice Award by the Mississauga Business Times, a prominent business paper in the City of Mississauga published by the Metroland Media. Inception Automotive Detailing is also a board member of the Mississauga Board of Trade, the chamber of commerce organization for the City of Mississauga.
From its humble beginning, Inception Automotive Detailing has been featured and spoke in many auto enthusiast forums, newspapers, online articles and national radio. Some media outlets include CBC Radio and Top Gear Philippines. The company Inception Automotive Detailing has served many clients ranging from multiple companies and notable individuals such as the owner of a very well-known multi-billion dollar real-estate development in the Greater Toronto Area, a few boards of directors from organizations such as CAMH (Centre of Addiction of Mental Health), Futurpreneur Canada and CAEP (Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians) and many more.
Inception Automotive Detailing has one primary role and that is to provide clients the new car driving experience. Regardless of the vehicle, Inception Automotive Detailing treats every vehicle the same unrivaled workmanship many clients expect for.
Are you ready to receive the new car driving experience?
ABOUT THE FOUNDER, OWNER AND OPERATOR
Lorenzo Escobal is a Class of 2014 university graduate with a tremendous milestone in a short amount of time. He is the founder of a professional mobile auto detailing company, Inception Automotive Detailing, to which it came to one of the leading mobile auto detailing companies in the Greater Toronto Area. It has been awarded the Readers Choice Award for the Mississauga Business Times for 2014. It also has negotiated with many automotive dealerships and a multi-billion dollar conglomerate. Because of this, the company boasts many notable clients such as an owner of a well-known real estate development company in the Greater Toronto Area, a board of director for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians, Futurpreneur Canada and CAMH, and many more.
Lorenzo also co-founded Medpro 3D Inc, a medical rapid prototyping company, who works with health care professionals to transform medial scans such as MRI and CT into life-scale sized 3D tangible models.
Apart from operating two businesses, he has a large international network, he is a board & committee member of the Mississauga Board of Trade, the chamber of commerce organization for the City of Mississauga, and a seasoned guest speaker at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, University of Toronto and many more.
Due to the achievement in a short amount of time, Lorenzo has been featured in numerous news articles, interviews and national radio - CBC Radio One Metro Morning. Also, he has met and rubbed shoulders with many politicians, celebrity business people and super stars. Some people include Al Pacino, Sylvester Stallone, JT Foxx, Dr. Nido Qubein, Jay Abraham, Dragon's Den Venture Capitalists Jim Treliving, Arlene Dickinson, David Chilton, Michael Wekerle, Vikram Vij and Bruce Croxon, George H. Ross - Donald Trump's Right Hand Man and Celebrity Judge on "The Apprentice", Robert Deluce, Christine Magee, Mayor John Henry, City of Oshawa, and Mayor Bonnie Crombie, City of Mississauga.
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Why choose Inception Automotive Detailing?
Mobile Auto Detailing Service - Serving the Greater Toronto Area, Inception Automotive Detailing travels to its clients' homes for their peace of mind and convenience.
Workmanship Unrivaled - Inception Automotive Detailing is committed to enhancing customer satisfaction through unrivaled workmanship and give clients pride of driving a detailed car - a luxury that is affordable. Our structured technique and unmatched attention to detail achieves that lavish showroom lustre.
Insured and satisfaction guaranteed - Relax, Inception Automotive Detailing is fully insured for its clients' peace of mind. Inception Automotive Detailing guarantees the work and does not return its clients' cars until they are satisfied with the workmanship during final inspection.
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
Board and Committee Member of the Mississauga Board of TradeTesla Motors Approved Destination Charging Location - Oakville, ON
Industry sector market interests:
- Automotive
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Testimonial:
Lorenzo, owner of Inception Automotive Detailing, is a top notch business man. He has worked on two of my cars and the results were outstanding.Inception Automotive Detailing is an extraordinary compay with exceptional service and attention to detail. Lorenzo took the time to check the car prior to detailing and explained in a very logical manner all the steps he would be performing. Throughout every major step of the detailing process I got an update or a picture text message from Lorenzo informing me of his progress.The end result - AMAZING! I had to put on my sunglasses on to see my dazzling white car in the sun. I never expected such a shine as it was 1000% brighter than when I drove it off the dealer lot.
I would highly recommend Lorenzo and Inception Automotive Detailing for your next detailing job. Looking forward to my next car detailing job!
Barry P.
__________
I've had the pleasure of seeing Inception Automotive Detailing's work, when I decided to look for good car care professionals in the area. Have gotten a lot of details done on my vehicles and I could rate their work in the top few.
Umair K.
__________
I had the pleasure of meeting Lorenzo through a friend and have seen his work in person on 3 separate cars including 2 of my own. Lorenzo is meticulous and takes great pride in his work. He understands the pride that car enthusiast hold for their vehicles and makes it a point to give nothing less than his best. Lorenzo consistently went above and beyond my expectations and puts more effort into his work than most owners would themselves given the time and expertise. He is his own worst critic; his expectations of himself and his work far exceed any expectations of the final result that his clients are hoping for.
That being said, Lorenzo is not simply another business owner or another automotive detailer, he is an educator. I received a wealth of knowledge and instruction from Lorenzo so that I would be able to maintain the vehicle on my own. He took his time explaining every process, every product, and answered any questions I had. He even happily provided me with demos and samples of other products and services offered.
I have no doubt that anyone who decides to use his services will be more than satisfied with his work and I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking to detail their vehicles.
Felix C.
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Product / Service / Licensing
Why choose Inception Automotive Detailing?
Mobile Auto Detailing Service - Serving the Greater Toronto Area, Inception Automotive Detailing travels to its clients' homes for their peace of mind and convenience.
Workmanship Unrivaled - Inception Automotive Detailing is committed to enhancing customer satisfaction through unrivaled workmanship and give clients pride of driving a detailed car - a luxury that is affordable. Our structured technique and unmatched attention to detail achieves that lavish showroom lustre.
Insured and satisfaction guaranteed - Relax, Inception Automotive Detailing is fully insured for its clients' peace of mind. Inception Automotive Detailing guarantees the work and does not return its clients' cars until they are satisfied with the workmanship during final inspection.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
Board and Committee Member of the Mississauga Board of TradeTesla Motors Approved Destination Charging Location - Oakville, ON
Industry sector market interests:
- Automotive
Sector
Sector information
Testimonial:
Lorenzo, owner of Inception Automotive Detailing, is a top notch business man. He has worked on two of my cars and the results were outstanding.Inception Automotive Detailing is an extraordinary compay with exceptional service and attention to detail. Lorenzo took the time to check the car prior to detailing and explained in a very logical manner all the steps he would be performing. Throughout every major step of the detailing process I got an update or a picture text message from Lorenzo informing me of his progress.The end result - AMAZING! I had to put on my sunglasses on to see my dazzling white car in the sun. I never expected such a shine as it was 1000% brighter than when I drove it off the dealer lot.
I would highly recommend Lorenzo and Inception Automotive Detailing for your next detailing job. Looking forward to my next car detailing job!
Barry P.
__________
I've had the pleasure of seeing Inception Automotive Detailing's work, when I decided to look for good car care professionals in the area. Have gotten a lot of details done on my vehicles and I could rate their work in the top few.
Umair K.
__________
I had the pleasure of meeting Lorenzo through a friend and have seen his work in person on 3 separate cars including 2 of my own. Lorenzo is meticulous and takes great pride in his work. He understands the pride that car enthusiast hold for their vehicles and makes it a point to give nothing less than his best. Lorenzo consistently went above and beyond my expectations and puts more effort into his work than most owners would themselves given the time and expertise. He is his own worst critic; his expectations of himself and his work far exceed any expectations of the final result that his clients are hoping for.
That being said, Lorenzo is not simply another business owner or another automotive detailer, he is an educator. I received a wealth of knowledge and instruction from Lorenzo so that I would be able to maintain the vehicle on my own. He took his time explaining every process, every product, and answered any questions I had. He even happily provided me with demos and samples of other products and services offered.
I have no doubt that anyone who decides to use his services will be more than satisfied with his work and I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking to detail their vehicles.
Felix C.


Provides the ‘set’ and ‘get’ interface for Data Access Policies (DAPs)
The ‘Set/Get’ base class simply provides a common interface for the various DAPs to implement. This provides a mechanism for consistent implementations of similar DAPs.
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All implementations of the uvm_set_get_dap_base class must provide an implementation of the four basic “Set and Get” accessors.
pure virtual function void set( T value )
Sets the value contained within the resource.
Depending on the DAP policies, an error may be reported if it is illegal to ‘set’ the value at this time.
pure virtual function bit try_set( T value )
Attempts to set the value contained within the resource.
If the DAP policies forbid setting at this time, then the method will return 0, however no errors will be reported. Otherwise, the method will return 1, and will be treated like a standard set call.
pure virtual function T get()
Retrieves the value contained within the resource.
Depending on the DAP policies, an error may be reported if it is illegal to ‘get’ the value at this time.
pure virtual function bit try_get( output T value )
Attempts to retrieve the value contained within the resource.
If the DAP policies forbid retrieving at this time, then the method will return 0, however no errors will be reported. Otherwise, the method will return 1, and will be treated like a standard get call.
The uvm_void class is the base class for all UVM classes.
virtual class uvm_void
The uvm_object class is the base class for all UVM data and hierarchical classes.
virtual class uvm_object extends uvm_void
Provides the ‘set’ and ‘get’ interface for Data Access Policies (DAPs)
virtual class uvm_set_get_dap_base#( type T = int ) extends uvm_object
Constructor
function new( string name = "unnamed-uvm_set_get_dap_base#(T)" )
Sets the value contained within the resource.
pure virtual function void set( T value )
Attempts to set the value contained within the resource.
pure virtual function bit try_set( T value )
Retrieves the value contained within the resource.
pure virtual function T get()
Attempts to retrieve the value contained within the resource.
pure virtual function bit try_get( output T value )


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epidata package¶
Submodules¶
epidata.context module¶
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class
epidata.context.
EpidataContext
[source]¶ A connection to the epidata server, and all relevant context.
Methods
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list_keys
()[source]¶ List the epidata measurement keys.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
A DataFrame containing values of the principal fields used for classifying measurements.
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query
(field_query, begin_time, end_time)[source]¶ Query for epidata measurements.
Parameters: field_query : dictionary containing either strings or lists of strings
A dictionary containing field names and the values those fields must contain in matching measurements. Some system configurations require that values of specific fields be specified. A string field value represents an equality match, while a list value represents set membership (all values within the set are matched).
begin_time : datetime
Beginning of the time interval to query, inclusive.
end_time : datetime
End of the time interval to query, exclusive.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
A DataFrame containing measurements matching the query.
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epidata.data_frame module¶
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class
epidata.data_frame.
DataFrame
(jdf=None, sql_ctx=None, pdf=None)[source]¶ Measurement data in a tabular format. The data itself is stored distributively rather than on a local computer. Distributed filtering and distributed computations may be performed on a DataFrame, producing a new DataFrame. In addition, the functions toPandas() and retrieve() can be used to load a local copy of the data. A DataFrame is typically created by calling EpidataContext.query to request measurements from Epidata servers.
Attributes
Methods
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cache
()[source]¶ Request that the contents of this DataFrame be saved in memory on the remote servers. The DataFrame will be saved in memory the next time it is accessed. On subsequent access, the data within the DataFrame will be read from in memory storage.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
The DataFrame itself.
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count
()[source]¶ Count the number of rows in the DataFrame.
Returns: result : long
The number of rows in the DataFrame.
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describe
()[source]¶ Calculate summary statistics for numeric fields.
Returns: result : pandas DataFrame
A pandas DataFrame containing the count, mean, std, min, and max values for numeric fields.
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describe_by_group
(group_col, value_cols)[source]¶ Calculate summary statistics for groups of rows, based on the parameters.
Parameters: group_col : string
The name of the column for grouping data when calculating summary statistics.
value_cols : list of strings
The names of columns for which summary statistics are to be calculated.
Returns: result : pandas DataFrame
A pandas DataFrame containing the count, mean, std, min, and max values for the specified groups and fields.
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distinct
()[source]¶ Filter out duplicate rows.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
A copy of this DataFrame, but with any duplicate rows excluded.
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filter
(condition)[source]¶ Filter rows using a boolean condition.
Parameters: condition : Column expression or string
A condition describing matching rows (rows preserved in the output), expressed as either a boolean expression of one or more Column objects or a string representing a SQL expression.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
A new DataFrame, containing all rows matching the condition.
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get_device_data
(device_name)[source]¶ Get all rows for the specified device as a pandas DataFrame.
Parameters: device_name : string
The name of the device for which data will be returned.
Returns: result : pandas DataFrame
A pandas DataFrame containing all data for the specified device. The rows will be sorted by timestamp if a ‘ts’ field exists.
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get_meas_data
(meas_name)[source]¶ Get all rows for the specified measurement name as a pandas DataFrame.
Parameters: meas_name : string
The name of the measurement for which data will be returned.
Returns: result : pandas DataFrame
A pandas DataFrame containing all data for the specified measurement. The rows will be sorted by timestamp if a ‘ts’ field exists.
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head
(n=None)[source]¶ Get some rows from the DataFrame.
Parameters: n : int or None, default None
The number of rows to return. By default a single row is returned.
Returns: result : list of Rows or a single Row
A list containing the requested number of Row objects from the DataFrame. If ‘n’ is None, a single Row is returned (not within a list).
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limit
(n)[source]¶ Create a DataFrame containing a limited number of rows from this DataFrame.
Parameters: n : int
The number of rows to include in the new DataFrame.
Returns: result : epidata DataFrame
A new DataFrame, containing no more than n rows from this DataFrame.
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retrieve
()[source]¶ Get the rows from this DataFrame.
Returns: result : list of Rows
Returns the Rows of this DataFrame as a list in local memory.
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schema
¶ Get the schema for this DataFrame.
Returns: result : StructType
The Dataframe’s schema.
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select
(*cols)[source]¶ Select columns from the DataFrame.
Parameters: cols : Column or string (or several columns or strings)
One or more data frame columns, or one or more data frame column names, to select.
Returns: result : DataFrame
A new DataFrame containing only the selected columns.
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show
(n=20)[source]¶ Print some rows from the DataFrame.
Parameters: n : int, default 20
The number of rows to print.
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sort
(*cols)[source]¶ Sort rows from the DataFrame.
Parameters: cols : string, Column or SortOrder, or several string, column, or SortOrders
One or more columns (or column names) to sort by. And for SortOrder, the order in which to sort them.
Returns: result : DataFrame
A new DataFrame where the rows are reordered to match the specified sort order.
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toPandas
()[source]¶ Retrieve all rows as a local pandas DataFrame.
Returns: output : pandas DataFrame
A pandas DataFrame containing the rows in this epidata DataFrame.
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union
(other)[source]¶ Combine two DataFrames.
Parameters: other : DataFrame
Another DataFrame, which will be concatenated with this DataFrame in the result. The ‘other’ DataFrame must have the same schema as this DataFrame.
Returns: output : DataFrame
A new DataFrame combining the rows from this DataFrame and ‘other’.
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Directory Restore Mode Account
Every Domain Controller has an internal "Break glass" local administrator account to DC called the Directory Services Restore Mode (DSRM) account. DSRM password set when DC is promoted and rarely changed. Primary method to change the DSRM password on a Domain Controller invovles running the ntdsutil command line tool.
Beginning with hotfix KB961320 on Server 2008, There is now the option to synchronize the DSRM password on a DC with a specific domain account. Note that this must be performed every time the password is changed. It does nto create an automatic sync parternship.
Conclusion
If an attacker can gain knowledge of the DSRM account password on a Domain Controller running Windows Server 2008 R2 or 2012 R2 (with the DsrmAdminLogonBehavior regkey set to 2), the DSRM account can be used to authenticate across the network via pass-the-hash to the DC (forcing NTLM authentication). This enables an attacker to retain Domain Controller admin rights when all domain user and computer passwords are changed.
The DSRM account now provides a useful attack method to pull domain credentials, despite the fact it’s a “local” administrator account.


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Bound the panels so that they are not out of the flicking area.
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The s6-sudoc program
s6-sudoc talks to a peer s6-sudod
program over a Unix socket, passing it command-line arguments, environment
variables and standard descriptors.
Interface
s6-sudoc [ -e ] [ -t timeoutconn ] [ -T timeoutrun ] [ args... ]
- s6-sudoc transmits its standard input, standard output and standard error
via fd-passing over a Unix socket that must be open on its descriptors 6 and 7.
It expects an s6-sudod process to be receiving them
on the other side.
- It also transmits its command-line arguments args, and also its
environment by default. Note that s6-sudod will not necessarily accept all the
environment variables that s6-sudoc tries to transmit.
- s6-sudoc waits for the server program run by s6-sudod to finish. It exits
the same exit code as the server program. If the server program is killed by a
signal, s6-sudoc kills itself with the same signal.
Options
- -e : do not attempt to transmit any environment variables
to s6-sudod.
- -t timeoutconn : if s6-sudod has not
managed to process the given information and start the server program after
timeoutconn milliseconds, give up. By default, timeoutconn
is 0, meaning infinite. Note that there is no reason to set up a nonzero
timeoutconn with a large value: s6-sudod is not supposed to block.
The option is only there to protect against ill-written services.
- -T timeoutrun : if the server program
has not exited after timeoutrun milliseconds, give up. By
default, timeoutrun is 0, meaning infinite.
Notes
- If s6-sudoc is killed, or exits after timeoutrun milliseconds,
while the server program is still running, s6-sudod will send a SIGTERM and a
SIGCONT to the server program - but this does not guarantee that it will die.
If the server program keeps running, it might still read from the file that
was s6-sudoc's stdin, or write to the files that were s6-sudoc's stdout or
stderr. This is a potential security risk.
Administrators should audit their server programs to make sure this does not
happen.
- More generally, anything using signals or terminals will not be
handled transparently by the s6-sudoc + s6-sudod mechanism. The mechanism
was designed to allow programs to gain privileges in specific situations:
short-lived, simple, noninteractive processes. It was not designed to emulate
the full suid functionality and will not go out of its way to do so.


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The Problem Facing the World's Forests
Deforestation is the removal of forests from land which is then converted to non-forest use. Deforestation involves conversion of forest land to farms, ranches, or urban use. We need healthy forests to live.
Deforestation is the removal of forests from land which is then converted to non-forest use. Deforestation involves conversion of forest land to farms, ranches, or urban use. We need healthy forests to live.
With the current rate of deforestation, we can expect the end of the world to come by 2029, July 1st to be exact. The mechanism by which this will happen is already upon us: first, you cut or burn the trees down, then you plant millions of miles of soybeans to feed cattle and make soy milk for vegans and coffee drinkers, then, when those crops are in need of nutrients, you pour, spray, and dump commercial fertilizers and chemicals like insecticides all over the land and this will eventually run off into the rivers and lakes, spoiling the land all around and finding its way into the human blood stream.
But, it won’t matter that humans are consuming mass amounts of chemicals because the forests are already gone by then, and that means that there is no air to breath because of the carbon sink! Once that happens, The Apocalypse is not far off, and there will be two factions who will survive, meagerly and savagely, and they will rule the spoiled earth.
For recent examples of deforestation, we need to look to further than the Amazon rainforest, especially in Brazil. Farmers and ranchers clear cut or set fire to huge swaths of centuries old tropical rainforest to make room for cattle and crops, such as soybeans. The Amazon is currently burning at a rate of one football field per minute, and with no one fighting the fires, the situation has become a global catastrophe, igniting bitter feuds between world leaders such as France’s Macron and Brazil’s Bolsonaro. Macron has proposed stopping trade deals worth billions to Brazil because of Bolsonaro’s refusal to take the lead on operations that would stop the fires in the Amazon.
At the 2019 G7 meeting, world leaders offered US $20 million dollars to Brazil to aid in fighting the fires in that country, but Bolsonaro wants more, and knowing that he has leverage, along with the world’s attention, has waffled on any decision to accept foreign aid. For Bolsonaro, and many Brazilians, the issue is a question of sovereignty, and in jabs at Macron and other European leaders he has referenced historical transgressions such as the colonization of his country and held the foreign powers up to account for what he considers to be a supreme hypocrisy of developed countries. With remarks that essentially tell his foreign critics to look to their own forests if they are so concerned with deforestation, Bolsonaro fans the flames


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--- date: 2022-12-31 lastmod: 2023-08-03 title: "2022–2023" description: "Looking back at 2022, there was much I learned, read, played, and did. A year ago, I refocused on what I wanted to do in the future. Also, looking at 2023 and the goals I set myself." linkTitle: "Revisiting the year 2022 and looking at my goals for 2023." summary: "
Looking back at 2022 — projects I did, things I learned, books I've read, and games I loved. Also, looking at a hopefully amazing 2023.
" tags: ["post", "general"] ---This year I was able to really dive into some topics I always wanted to, the biggest of which was learning 3D modelling. I always wanted to, but felt that this is an area of expertise too big and complicated for me to master — I was intimidated.
Nevertheless, it was one of my goals for to really learn 3D, so I started. A tutorial here, some experiments there, starting a bigger project. Learning about modelling, UVs, texturing, baking, and animation, and I’m loving it. It is still intimidating, though a challenge I like to take.
I also wanted to blog, so I created this blog in the with my first three posts. Though, I wrote nothing for a while until I agreed with a friend to post at least once a month, to push ourselves. And lo and behold, this actually helped.
Since then, I have created at least one post per month, sometimes more. Writing about code, me learning 3D, cassette futurism, or whatever came to mind. At first, I just wanted to blog to get better at writing; looking back at previous posts, I'm quite happy with my progress on that, but over time, it became genuine fun. Blogging pushed me to learn new things, and learning helped me write new posts that reinforced my learning.
When my wife and I moved to Sweden in , I started a job at Klarna. I am infinitely grateful for the opportunity and help to get settled in, but I was nonetheless looking for something else after 3 years. I was on a great team, but professionally I was looking for something different, changing direction for what I wanted to do in the future — back to tool development and a stronger focus on learning C++. At the end of , I left Klarna and joined King .
I love games, I love tools, and I want to learn more C++. King gave me all of that. Even though it is still "fresh" after half a year, I found an amazing company and team and all the support I need for my future. I even went into parental leave for two months after I started, with full support from everyone, always giving me the feeling that my family and my well-being are priorities.
One of my goals for was to take learning C++ seriously, and besides changing jobs to leverage this on a professional level, I studied a lot in my free time, or rather at night when my daughter was asleep. Not all the time, only when I felt like it, as family has priority and there are other things I wanted to learn as well, on top of reading, gaming, and so on. Still, it took a lot of time to broaden my skill set.
If I had to pick just one book I've read over the year that I come back to again and again, it would be Beautiful C++ by J. Davidson and Kate Gregory. After reading it, I tried to apply the contents to what I do in C++, first and foremost at my private project, Litr, a task runner. It really helped me feel more confident in the C++ code I write by removing code smells and hardening my application. Not that it's perfect — far from it — but so much better than at the end of .
Even though I always toyed around a bit with different game engines like Unity or Godot, I never really made the effort to properly learn one. In , I wanted to pick one and learn it, making a small game. I didn't. I kept toying around, but with more engines. Furthermore, I wrote a little prototype in Unity and one in Godot; I went through some tutorials for Unreal Engine and some for CryEngine; never really committing to one, thinking that there could be another one better suited for me to learn.
It is a trap — a deep one. I went through videos, blogs, and books, too many to name them here*, any learning material, even building my own small engine supporting 2D and 3D in C++. It was an enlightening experience; I learned a lot but never really got closer to my goal of actually making a small game.
But it was fun, and that's something. Nevertheless, I want to learn one engine and make a game, so I started to focus on Unreal Engine. Different reasons exist, two of them being that I want to do more C++ and another being that it seems like a good choice to push my 3D learning.
I did always read a lot; for years, twice a day, five days a week, at least. But since we moved to Sweden, this dropped hard, and, even though I was still reading, I struggled to give myself time to read for no apparent reason. Until my wife had a simple idea. Every Wednesday night, after our child is in bed, we read at least one chapter of something. It did not take long for this idea to make us both read regularly again, not only on Wednesdays.
I've read quite a few technical books, about C++, Lua, game design, and more; finally managed to continue The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, finishing book 9; read Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir; am currently at book 3 of The Expanse by James S. A. Corey; and a lot more books I will skip here to not make this a book report.
I love video games, and I played a bunch in . Here are my personal top five :
I played Cyberpunk 2077 on release in on my PS4, and it was rough. Nevertheless, I loved the game, the story, the characters, and the music. I played it again when I had my PS5 in — new life path, new choices. But in , I went overboard and made it my most-played game of the year. Besides getting the platinum trophy, I wanted to explore more of the world, the lore, see all the endings, etc. — and I can barely wait to play the DLC "Phantom Liberty".
Horizon: Zero Dawn was my absolute favorite game in , and I was more than anticipating the release of Horizon: Forbidden West in . It delivered, being my personal game of the year . It does look gorgeous, with unmatched facial animations, an intriguing story, the world, the score, and the overall polish of the experience.
I can highly recommend the GDC talks from Guerrilla Games about Horizon, my favorite being Creating a Tools Pipeline for Horizon: Zero Dawn, in awe of their craftsmanship.
 Even though I liked the smaller, more intimate story of more, I annihilated the finale of the Norse saga, loving every bit of it.
Even though Ghost of Tsushima came out in , it took me until this year to actually play it — what a game. I had some reservations initially that were quickly blown away. A meticulously crafted open-world that hooked me with its game mechanics. Especially without quest markers, finding your way through the world based on clues in the world and the help of the guiding wind.
You play a cat; you meow; you can scratch sofas and drop buckets. Don't let Stray fool you; it has a wonderful story, but those points alone, as a cat owner, do it for me.
I don't think I could have done anything of this without the support and help of my incredible wife. She convinced me that the new job at King could be the right thing for me, and she was right. She always supported me on my learnings and guided me with thoughtful advice to stay on course.
Together we visited family in Germany, traveled with our daughter, who took her first steps in the summer, and then we switched parental leave, so I could onboard our child into kindergarten — time together I do not want to miss. And now, during the holidays, it is just the three of us, and I couldn't be happier.
No predictions, just goals for the new year that I hope to achieve.
The most important one, as always. Sure, sometimes things are tough and days can be hard, but if it's any type of fun, I will keep on keeping on.
I finally settled on one game engine, Unreal, and I want to start working on my first small game with the goal of actually publishing it (though that does not need to be in ).
I want to continue learning about 3D and the many things connected to it. Next up will be a new article in the Bulkhead series on learning rigging and animation. Here is a small teaser of what this will look like.
Using Litr as my go-to project for learning C++, I want to finish the alpha and finally get version 1 out.
Continuing to blog, I want to keep the "publish at least once a month" routine. I already planned a couple of articles, like a 6-part series about Lua, extending my first Lua article.
I'm looking forward to the Dead Space remake; the original is still one of my favorite horror games, and I hope the remake can spark that anew.
At last, I will see what brings. Maybe I will change goals; maybe I will find something new. I do not know. Whatever will happen — family, job, hobbies — I hope for good, fun, intense, happy, intriguing, exciting, positive, exceptional, hard, marvelous, surprising, … moments in .
Until then 👋🏻


The fastest open-source data table for web.
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>npm install -S cheetah-grid
import * as cheetahGrid from 'cheetah-grid'
// or
const cheetahGrid = require("cheetah-grid")
SourceMap
cheetahGrid.es5.min.js.map
git clone https://github.com/future-architect/cheetah-grid.git
npm install
npm run build
built file is created in the ./packages/cheetah-grid/dist
directory
<div id="sample" style="height: 300px; border: solid 1px #ddd;">
</div>
<script>
// initialize
const grid = new cheetahGrid.ListGrid({
// Parent element on which to place the grid
parentElement: document.querySelector('#sample'),
// Header definition
header: [
{field: 'check', caption: '', width: 50, columnType: 'check', action: 'check'},
{field: 'personid', caption: 'ID', width: 100},
{field: 'fname', caption: 'First Name', width: 200},
{field: 'lname', caption: 'Last Name', width: 200},
{field: 'email', caption: 'Email', width: 250},
],
// Array data to be displayed on the grid
records,
// Column fixed position
frozenColCount: 2,
});
</script>
Please refer to the documents for details
Using the Vue Component of Cheetah Grid
Please refer to thevue-cheetah-grid
The header
property, the property of cheetahGrid.ListGrid
, decides the behave and appearance of columns and header cells.
We can set this property by constructor arguments or instance property.
The header
property must be set by objects array (Array<object>
).
In the standard definition, each object consists of following properties.
| property | description |
|---|---|
| caption | define the header caption |
| field | define the field name or function of the record to display in the cell |
| width (optional) | define the width of column |
| columnType (optional) | define the type of column |
| style (optional) | define the style of column |
| action (optional) | define the action of column |
To use multiple header, set the hierarchical structured Object to the header
property.
const grid = new cheetahGrid.ListGrid({
//...
header: [
//...
{ /* multiple header */
caption: 'Name',
columns: [
{field: 'fname', caption: 'First Name', width: 200},
{field: 'lname', caption: 'Last Name', width: 200},
],
},
//...
],
//...
});
Set the column type by using columnType
.
For example, you can set the following strings:
| property | description |
|---|---|
| none | draw text in the cell |
'number' |
draw number in the cell with comma-separated |
'check' |
draw checkbox in the cell |
'button' |
draw button in the cell |
'image' |
draw image in the cell |
'multilinetext' |
draw multiline text in the cell |
If you define a class instance you can define an advanced column types.
Please refer to the column types documents for details
Define column action by using action
property.
action |
description |
|---|---|
'check' |
make the check box clickable. |
'input' |
make the cell enterable. |
If you define a class instance you can define an advanced column actions.
Please refer to the column actions documents for details
Define column style by using style
property.
Properties below are prepared in standard.
| property | description |
|---|---|
| color | define the color of cell. |
| textAlign | define the horizontal position of text in cell. |
| textBaseline | define the vertical position of text in cell. |
| bgColor | define the background color of cell. |
| font | define the font of cell. |
| padding | define the padding of cell. if you set 4 values separately, please set the Array . |
| textOverflow | define how to display when text overflows the area of a cell. clip or ellipsis is available. |
In addition, there is an extended style property for each column type.
Please refer to the documents for details
See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).
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Matrix generic class.
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#include <Matrix.hpp>
|
| | Matrix (uint size, const N &fill) |
| |
| | Matrix (uint rows, uint cols, const N &fill) |
| |
| | Matrix (uint size, N **data) |
| |
| | Matrix (uint size, const std::vector< std::vector< N > > &data) |
| |
| | Matrix (uint rows, uint cols, N **data) |
| |
| | Matrix (uint rows, uint cols, const std::vector< std::vector< N > > &data) |
| |
| | Matrix (const Matrix &m) |
| |
| N | at (uint r, uint c) const |
| |
| void | set (uint r, uint c, N val) |
| |
| std::pair< uint, uint > | shape () const |
| |
| uint | rows () const |
| |
| uint | cols () const |
| |
| uint | size () const |
| |
| Matrix & | operator= (const Matrix &m) |
| |
| Matrix & | operator+= (const Matrix &m) |
| |
| Matrix & | operator-= (const Matrix &m) |
| |
| Matrix & | operator*= (const N &scal) |
| |
| Matrix & | operator*= (const Matrix &m) |
| |
| Matrix & | operator/= (const N &scal) |
| |
| | ~Matrix () |
| |
template<typename N>
class math::Matrix< N >
Matrix generic class.
- Author
- Daniel Nichols
- Date
- October 2018
◆ Matrix() [1/7]
Square matrix constructor. Creates a size*size matrix with every value set to fill.
- Parameters
-
| size | - size of the rows and cols of the matrix |
| fill | - default value for every entry |
◆ Matrix() [2/7]
Matrix constructor. Creates a rows*cols matrix with every value set to fill.
- Parameters
-
| rows | - number of rows |
| cols | - number of cols |
| fill | - default value for every entry |
◆ Matrix() [3/7]
Creates and fills matrix with data from N** data
array. Will seg-fault if data
is not size * size
.
- Parameters
-
| size | - size of square matrix |
| data | - 2d array of data to fill matrix |
◆ Matrix() [4/7]
Creates and fills matrix with data from vector<vector<N> > data
. Will seg-fault or ignore excess data if data
is not size * size
.
- Parameters
-
| size | - size of square matrix |
| data | - 2d vector of data to fill matrix |
◆ Matrix() [5/7]
Creates and fills matrix with data from N** data
array. Will seg-fault if data
is not rows * cols
.
- Parameters
-
| rows | - number of rows in resulting matrix |
| cols | - number of columns in resulting matrix |
| data | - 2d array of data to fill matrix |
◆ Matrix() [6/7]
Creates and fills matrix with data from vector<vector<N> > data
. Will seg-fault or ignore excess data if data
is not rows * cols
.
- Parameters
-
| rows | - number of rows in resulting matrix |
| cols | - number of cols in resulting matrix |
| data | - 2d vector of data to fill matrix |
◆ Matrix() [7/7]
Copy constructor. Copies matrix m into new matrix.
- Parameters
-
◆ ~Matrix()
Destructor. Deletes the matrix internally
◆ at()
Get element at r, c of the matrix 0-indexed.
- Parameters
-
| r | - row of return element |
| c | - column of return element |
- Exceptions
-
| invalid_argument | thrown if r<0 or r>=rows() or c<0 or c>=cols() |
◆ cols()
Get the number of columns in the matrix.
- Returns
- the number of columns in the matrix
◆ operator*=() [1/2]
Adds Multiplies this
by scaler scal
- Parameters
-
| scal | - scaler to multiply this by |
- Returns
- a pointer to
m
after multiplication
◆ operator*=() [2/2]
Performs matrix multiplication between this
and m
. This operation will throw an exception if cols!=m.rows()
. It will also reshape this
to that rows()
does not change and cols()
becomes m.cols()
.
- Parameters
-
| m | - matrix to multiply by this . |
- Returns
- a pointer to
this
after multiplication.
- Exceptions
-
| invalid_argument | if cols()!=m.rows() matrix multiplication is undefined |
◆ operator+=()
Adds matrix m
to this
element-wise
- Parameters
-
| m | - matrix to add to this . rows and cols must be equivalent. |
- Returns
- a pointer to
this
after addition
- Exceptions
-
| invalid_argument | thrown if rows()!=m.rows() or cols()!=m.cols() |
◆ operator-=()
Subtracts matrix m
from this
element-wise
- Parameters
-
| m | - matrix to subtract from this . rows and cols must be equivalent. |
- Returns
- a pointer to
this
after subtraction
- Exceptions
-
| invalid_argument | thrown if rows()!=m.rows() or cols()!=m.cols() |
◆ operator/=()
Divides this
by scalar scal
element-wise. Does not check for scal==0
as division for class N
might have non-standard definition.
- Parameters
-
| scal | - scalar to divide this by |
- Returns
- a pointer to
m
after division
◆ operator=()
Copies m
into this
. Performs an element-wise copy. Ignores self-copy.
- Parameters
-
| m | - matrix to copy into this |
- Returns
- pointer to
this
after copy
◆ rows()
Get the number of rows in the matrix.
- Returns
- the number of rows in the matrix
◆ set()
Set element at r, c of the matrix 0-indexed.
- Parameters
-
| r | - row of element set |
| c | - column of element set |
| val | - value to set element at r,c |
- Exceptions
-
| invalid_argument | thrown if r<0 or r>=rows() or c<0 or c>=cols() |
◆ shape()
Get the shape or (rows, cols). This is equivalent to std::make_pair(rows(), cols());
- Returns
- an STL pair containing the row count and column count
◆ size()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: PSHostUserInterface.PromptForChoice author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 110 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2007/03/pshostuserinterfacepromptforchoice date: '2007-03-28 08:32:12 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-28 08:32:12 +0000' categories: - PowerShell tags: [] comments: - id: 67 author: Dmitry Sotnikov author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://dmitrysotnikov.wordpress.com date: '2007-03-28 11:13:15 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-28 11:13:15 +0000' content: | Why not use something like http://PowerGUI.org to be the UI for your cmdlets instead? Could save you the time and effort doing the hosting, etc. - id: 68 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/ date: '2007-03-28 11:43:24 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-28 11:43:24 +0000' content: | Dmitry: That's not an option in this case (particularly given that I'm not implementing an actual GUI). It's an interesting project, though. - id: 69 author: "/\\/\\o\\/\\/" author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://thePowerShellGuy.com date: '2007-03-30 06:32:07 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-30 06:32:07 +0000' content: | All the CmdLets use this function for there confirm parameter, and it can be used for cmdlets for prompting user for input. In the installer for my PowerTab tabcompletion you can find an example to use it directly for your own choices : http://thepowershellguy.com/blogs/posh/archive/2007/01/17/powertab-0-72-powershell-tabextension-part-1-installation.aspx PS in future version direct soppert for this in functions likely will be added . Greetings /\/\o\/\/ ---
I've been working a bit lately with the Windows PowerShell hosting interfaces (PSHost and friends). I've got a basic host up and running (UI and all), but I'm still strugling a bit with some of the methods. So, here's one question for you PowerShell guys: What command will trigger a call to PSHostUserInterface.PromptForChoice()? (I can't write it if I don't know what the behavior is!)
Update: To answer my own question, two commands that use PromptForChoice are "export-console" and "remove-item -confirm".


Former Westfield police officer charged in wife's murder
by Manoella MacedoWESTFIELD, Mass. - A former Westfield police officer has been charged for the 2018 murder of his wife.
On Thursday, 55-year-old Brian Fanion was arraigned in Hampden Superior Court on one count of first-degree murder for the shooting death of his wife, 51-year-old Amy J. Fanion.
On May 8, 2018, Fanion called 911 to report his wife had shot herself with his gun. Amy was declared dead on scene.
Fanion told police he had been on-duty but had come home from lunch when his wife used his service weapon to kill herself.
An autopsy performed the next day found Amy died from a gunshot wound, but the manner of death was left undetermined pending additional analysis.
During the investigation, a search warrant for Fanion's home seized various digital evidence items, including computers, tablets, and cellular devices. Forensic analysis of the evidence collected found incriminating evidence against Fanion.
On Nov. 6, 2019, following a months-long investigation, a grand jury issued an indictment against Fanion for the murder of his wife. He was then arrested shortly after at his home.
Fanion was held without bail following his arraignment. He is scheduled to go back to court on Jan. 9, 2020.


TabStrip / Switch Between Tabs using Combo Box
{{tab.text}}
{{tab.name}} Content
This sample shows how to place a ComboBox inside the first tab. By selecting a different option from the combo box, a different set of tabs in displakyed in the TabStrip. This allows you to switch between tabs during run-time.
In the demo above, the combo box has three options. The first options displays three tabs, second options displays two tabs and the last options will display four tabs.


#GCPCrashCourse is a Cloud based learning campaign that focuses on building Learning Path's for students. With #GCPCrashCourse you get to learn dedicated topics in Application Development, Data or Machine Learning. We will be conducting a free month-long online GCP(Google Cloud Platform) Crash Course courses on Qwiklabs that you can complete at ease of your home, with DSC Core Team acting as instructors and helping you in the journey.
It is a Project-oriented certified course which will add feathers to your skills cart. It is bound to be a learning and fun experience. The entire course is free and open to all. The course can be easily grasped by someone with minimum prior knowledge and hence no pre-requisites needed. In case someone finds difficulty, contact us. This course has been curated by the Google Cloud Team and would be available only through the month of October 2019. On completion of any one of the three tracks, you would receive badges on your profile and these can be directly shared on LinkedIn or similar platforms.
This course is extremely beneficial for students aspiring to take these tracks as career as the course is made for universities keeping the industry demands and standards in mind. Hence, every student is expected to leverage this opportunity to the fullest.
 Every quest comes with detailed step wise instructions, just follow those steps and you should have no problem completing this quests.
You can choose to complete either one track or multiple tracks as per your preference.
Sign up on Qwiklabs using any one the following links:
Application Development: Sign Up Link
Data/Machine Learning: Sign Up Link
Make sure you get an "Advantage Subscription" after sign-up. Check here.
Following are the links to Quests of various Tracks.
Application Development Quests
Data Quests
Machine Learning Quests
Complete all 5 quests of any one track before filling completion form.
After you have completed any one of the track (1 Track = 5 Quests), please fill the completion form to receive hoodie and swags.
Completion Form: Link
You need to fill form before 31/10/19 (9 AM).
In this labs you have access to actual environment you want to learn about, not a simulation or demo environment. This are scenario based labs that a Professional Cloud engineer may go through in his/her daily work.
Cloud is one of the most popular tech career in today's world as more and more companies are migrating to cloud environment because of its scalability and deployability. Completing this labs gives you more knowledge about various GCP Tools and help you be familiar with it.
On completing a quest you get a Completion Badge (Certification). This badges can then directly shared to your LinkedIn profile and are quite reputable among various Cloud recruiters.
With #GCPCrashCourse you as a student get a free access to Qwiklabs worth more than ₹30,000 curated by Google Cloud Developers, for entire month of October. That means you can complete it at your own time from the comfort of your home. Isn't this just awesome!!


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Spill The (Milk) Tea is a collection of projects that a group of friends came up with to stay in touch throughout the different transition stages in their lives. The projects aim to showcase their hobbies, interests, and passions - as well as provide a means for them to continue finding common ground.


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std::string | _displayName |
| |
|
unsigned int | _id |
| |
◆ Individual()
| Individual::Individual |
( |
std::string |
name | ) |
|
|
explicit |
◆ changeUsername()
| void Individual::changeUsername |
( |
HouseMaster & |
hm, |
|
|
std::string |
newUsername |
|
) |
| |
Changes username in username map.
- Parameters
-
| hm,the | instance of housemaster |
◆ getAssociatedActiveInterventions()
gets an individual's active interventions
- Parameters
-
| hm | the instance of housemaster |
- Returns
- the active interventions
◆ getAssociatedInterventions()
gets an individual's interventions
- Parameters
-
| hm | the instance of housemaster |
- Returns
- the interventions
◆ getName()
| std::string Individual::getName |
( |
| ) |
const |
getter
- Returns
- the individual's name
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Users/Sofia/Documents/GitHub/Projeto_AEDA_1_HouseMaster/src/Individual.h
- C:/Users/Sofia/Documents/GitHub/Projeto_AEDA_1_HouseMaster/src/HouseMaster.cpp
- C:/Users/Sofia/Documents/GitHub/Projeto_AEDA_1_HouseMaster/src/Individual.cpp


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block page_title %}Volunteer{% endblock %} {% block css_extra %} {% endblock %} {% block endbody %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Use the volunteer tool to find organisations and schools that need volunteers.
Teach children or help out with other activities organisations and schools need help with.
Come back and share your experience with rest of the community.


class Textualizer
A class that builds Any object into a String through appending members. Should be used in toString building.
Author
Boston Vanseghi
Since
2.0.1
append |
fun append(string: String): Textualizer fun <T : Any> append(field: String, value: T): Textualizer |
toString |
fun toString(): String |
builder |
fun builder(clazz: Any): Textualizer |


Versions:
- All Intellij products support: 2.5.8
- Android Studio support: 2.5.9
Plugin updates:
- 2.5.9 (2021-05-27) - Fixed minor issues - Android version
- 2.5.8 (2021-05-27) - Fixed minor issues
- 2.5.7 (2021-05-02) - Fixed minor issues - Android version
- Fixed formatting code issues
- 2.5.6 (2021-05-02) - Fixed minor issues
- Fixed formatting code issues
- 2.5.5 (2021-04-22) - Fixed minor issues
- Fixed formatting code issues
- Fixed issue with "allow" statement without conditional
- 2.5.4 (2021-04-16) - Fixed minor issues
- Fixed formatting code issues
- 2.5.3 (2021-04-12) - Fixed minor issues
- Support for empty array
- Array indexing with a variable
- Fixed Issue with math operations
- 2.5.2 (2021-04-08) - Fixed blocker issue for android studio versions
- Fixed critical issue with android studio versions
- 2.5.1 (2021-03-25) - Added compatibility with newest versions
- Added compatibility with newest versions
- Fixed issue with access array
- Fixed issue with paths with dot
- 2.5.0 (2021-03-17) - Added basic code completation
- Added basic code completation
- Fixed issue with access index array
- 2.4.0 (2021-02-14) - Added code folding
- Added code folding
- Added brace matcher
- 2.3.0 (2021-01-27) - Added "is" keyword
- Allow "is" keyword
- Fixed issue with built in functions
- 2.2.1 (2021-01-24) - Added "let" keyword
- Allow "let" keyword in functions body
- 2.2.0 (2021-01-23) - Added actions
- Added actions to create rule files
- Allowed path in comparisons
- 2.1.1 (2021-01-14) - Upgrade plugin to intellij 2020.3
- Upgrade plugin to intellij 2020.3
- 2.1.0 (2021-01-10) - Added Intellij formatting code support
- Added formatting code support
- Added oficial firebase icons
- Improved language bnf rules
- 2.0.0 (2020-12-12) - Added support block comments
- Added support for block comments
- Added support for keyboard combination: CMD + /
- Fixed issue with parenthesis and negation on expressions
- 1.1.5 (2020-12-02) - Added support for new IDE versions
- Added support for IDE version from build 192
- 1.1.4 (2020-11-29) - Added operators support
- Added operation with numbers support: +, -, *, /
- Added operation with strings support: +, *
- 1.1.3 (2020-11-19) - comments issue
- Fixed false positive with comments in match body statement
- 1.1.2 (2020-11-02) - added arrays support
- 1.1.1 (2020-10-28) - added built-in functions support
- Added support for functions: get, exists
- Fixed issues with functions and comments
- 1.1.0 (2020-10-27) - added highlight support
- Added support for highlight one line comments
- Added support for color change: strings, numbers and comments
- 1.0.2 (2020-10-15) - sintax checker
- Added "in" operator for javascript functions
- 1.0.1 (2020-10-14) - version compatibility
- Added version compatibility for all Intellij products
- 1.0.0 (2020-10-10) - initial release
- Initial Release
- Added changed notes
- Fixed plugin description


Navy Secretary Considers Resigning Over Trump's Meddling in SEAL Case
Navy Secretary Spencer considered quitting over Trump's demand the Navy stop a probe of SEAL Eddie Gallagher. Military leaders lobbied Trump to reconsider
Military leaders hoping to keep the Secretary of the Navy from quitting lobbied President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One to stop intervening in the case of a Navy SEAL accused of murder, five current and one former military and defense officials told NBC News.
On Thursday Trump waded once again into the case of Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, a Navy SEAL accused of murdering a wounded ISIS militant in Iraq in 2017. Gallagher was acquitted by a military court but found guilty of posing with the dead prisoner's body.
Trump, who had previously restored Gallagher’s rank, denounced a new Navy administrative probe into whether Gallagher should remain in the elite SEAL corps. “The Navy will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin. This case was handled very badly from the beginning. Get back to business!” the president tweeted.


| Constants |
| NONE |
No symbol is used.
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| AUTO |
The symbol is selected automatically. The size of symbol will
be dynamic and the type depends on the data row number.
|
| BITMAPURL |
Take a Bitmap from a URL and use this as symbol.
|
| SYMBOL0 |
The default symbol for row 0 is used.
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| SYMBOL1 |
The default symbol for row 1 is used.
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The default symbol for row 2 is used.
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The default symbol for row 3 is used.
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The default symbol for row 4 is used.
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The default symbol for row 5 is used.
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| SYMBOL6 |
The default symbol for row 6 is used.
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| SYMBOL7 |
The default symbol for row 7 is used.
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| Constants' Details |
NONE
const long NONE = -3;
- Description
- No symbol is used.
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AUTO
const long AUTO = -2;
- Description
- The symbol is selected automatically. The size of symbol will
be dynamic and the type depends on the data row number.
|
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| BITMAPURL
|
SYMBOL0
const long SYMBOL0 = 0;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 0 is used.
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SYMBOL1
const long SYMBOL1 = 1;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 1 is used.
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SYMBOL2
const long SYMBOL2 = 2;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 2 is used.
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SYMBOL3
const long SYMBOL3 = 3;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 3 is used.
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SYMBOL4
const long SYMBOL4 = 4;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 4 is used.
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SYMBOL5
const long SYMBOL5 = 5;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 5 is used.
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SYMBOL6
const long SYMBOL6 = 6;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 6 is used.
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SYMBOL7
const long SYMBOL7 = 7;
- Description
- The default symbol for row 7 is used.
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Copyright © 2013, The Apache Software Foundation, Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Apache, the Apache feather logo, Apache OpenOffice and OpenOffice.org are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.


Grab The Gold!
Use WASD to collect the Gold Squares, while avoiding the Black Squares.
Current Score:
0
High Score:
0


Orion's Game
First Image and Corresponding Word and Number
Second Image and Corresponding Word and Number
Three Answer Options (with Images, Words, Numbers)


An uncertain graph is a simple graphs whose edges (solid lines) and nonedges (dashed lines) are defined while their union is not necessarily the complete graph. All the remaining edges are considered as "uncertain" (gray lines).
The motivation of building this page is from the study of forbidden graph structures, in which we sequentially determine the uncertain edges to be an edge or an nonedge. I hope this project will make the future research easier, including the drawing and the data input, so that I can make some contribution in return to many kind people I met in University of Victoria and Simon Fraser University.
The JavaScript source code of this page is built on Radoslav Kirov's JavaScript Graph Editor. Many thanks to the author and the contributors of the JS Graph Editor project.
Use the sage code here to translate between JSON data and Sage UncertainGraph.
Input from Sage: run graph_to_JSON and copy the output below.
Output to Sage: Copy the JSON data below to Sage and run JSON_to_graph.


Hierarch Kekropus:
We will speak of that later. In the meantime, if you have nothing else to ask...
About the civil war of the gods.


Oh, Baxter, you are my little gentleman. I'll take you to foggy London town 'cause you are my little gentleman. Wow, this burrito is delicious, but it is filling.
Listen, I know that we started out as foe. But after that courageous act that you showed me against the one they call Derek, maybe someday we could become friends. Friends who ride majestic, translucent steeds, shooting flaming arrows across the bridge of Hemdale.
I am the master of Greco Roman wrestling. My wife didn't understand the joy i felt from bringing down a husky man like Bryan and pinning him to the ground until he squirms and squeals like a little piglet.


{% include head.html %}
{% include header.html %}
Predrag Stošić
Made with ♥, powered by Jekyll
Predrag Stošić
{{ content }}
{% include footer.html %}


Various demo pages
“Criminal conspiracy” is a sample GWT/Sencha table demonstrating how to render a repeatable composite structure in a table cell.
“Countries Autocompleter” is a sample GWT/Sencha autocompleter demonstrating how to ignore diacritics and ligatures.
Try it : just type “éta” in the form :
This demo runs a Jetty server and an LDAP server and connect the authentication plumbing with Alternet Security.
You can checkout this full featured example available here https://github.com/alternet/alternet.ml/tree/master/security-jetty-9.1-demo-jaas-ldap
Run it with mvn verify and launch a browser to http://localhost:8080


--- title: Spherical Harmonics sidebar: documentation_sidebar permalink: SphericalHarmonics.html folder: documentation toc: false ---
The spherical harmonics are special functions on the 2-sphere \(\mathbb S^2\). In terms of polar coordinates \({\bf \xi} = (\sin \theta \cos \rho, \sin \theta \sin \rho, \cos \theta)\) the spherical harmonic of degree \(m\) and order \(l\) is defined by
\[ Y_m^l({\bf \xi}) = \sqrt{\frac{2m+1}{4\pi}}P_m^{|l|}(\cos\rho)\mathrm e^{\mathrm i l\theta} \]
where \(P_m^{|l|}\), \(m \in {\bf N_0}\), and \( l = -m, \ldots m\) denote the associated Legendre-Polynomials.
We get the function values of the spherical harmonics of degree 1 in a point v by the command sphericalY
, i.e.
The spherical harmonics form an orthonormal basis in \(L_2(\mathbb S^2)\). Hence we describe functions on the 2-sphere by there harmonic representation using the class S2FunHarmonic.
With that we define the spherical harmonic \(Y_1^1\) by
{% highlight matlab %} Y = S2FunHarmonic([0;0;0;1]) Y.eval(v) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} Y = S2FunHarmonic bandwidth: 1 ans = 0.3455 {% endhighlight %}Various normalizations for the sperical harmonics are common in the literature.
Here we define the \(L_2\)-norm by
\[ \| f \|_2 = \left(\int_{\mathrm{sphere}} \lvert f(\xi)\rvert^2 \,\mathrm d\xi\right)^{1/2} \]
such that \( \| 1 \|_2^2 = 1\). Take a look on the section Integration of S2Fun's.
Using that definition the spherical harmonics in MTEX fulfill
\[\| Y_m^l \|_2 = 1\] for all \(m,l\).
{% highlight matlab %} norm(Y) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} ans = 1 {% endhighlight %}To concluse this section we plot the first ten spherical harmonics
{% highlight matlab %} surf(S2FunHarmonic(eye(10))) {% endhighlight %}


The First Diablo 4 Cosplay Was Perfect
by Luke PlunkettWhen Diablo 4 was announced over the weekend, there was some very large and very professional cosplay to go along with it.
Like they’ve done with recent Overwatch character reveals, Blizzard hired professional cosplayers to help out on the news, in this case getting Henchmen Studios—one of the biggest and best costume/prop workshops around—and make-up artist Kelton Ching to transform 6’2" model Stefanie Drew into Lilith, mother of deceit, the mistress of betrayal.
All video and photos below by Mineralblu.
Cosplay by Stefanie Drew, Henchmen Studios & Kelton Ching


DateJS extends the built-in JavaScript Date object to add much better parsing, internationalization support, and all the functions and syntactic sugar you could wish for.
Date JS was started by Geoffrey McGill in 2007, he abandoned it on May 13th 2008; leaving the Google Code repository stagnant and with many bugs unresolved.
This fork was started improve and maintain DateJS. To keep what is still the most full featured JavaScript Date library alive, maintained, and improved. Currently we're on track towards a 1.0 release - having fixed almost all the existing bugs and added several new features, improved parsing, and many other changes.
DateJS supports running either your regular web browser as a client library or Node.js.
Installation is as easy as running:
npm install datejs
If you use Bower to manage your frontend packages then it's also really simple:
bower install datejs
Otherwise...
In Node.js you can just call Date.i18n.setLanguage
with the IETF appropriate code (e.g. "de-DE", or "es-MX") and DateJS will load the file automatically. For the browser DateJS has langauge support in one of two ways:
date-es-MX.js
loads Mexican Spanish).Date.Config.i18n
to the location of the internationalization files on your server and DateJS will dynamically load the files by script element insertion. DateJS will always support loading US English via Date.i18n.setLanguage("en-US")
no matter what other language is specifically loaded. So you can always support both your localization and the English speaking world.
build
Output from the Grunt powered build processdevelopment
Non-minified files with full comments. Suitable for development environments.production
Fully minified (by Google's Closure Compiler) files suitable for production. src
All the source files used to build the final files.core
The main DateJS source files.i18n
Internationalization files. Language specifics (days of the week, regex formats,etc). Organized by IETF language tag (eg - en-US, etc).specs
Unit Tests written using Jasmine. Code coverage is calculated by BlanketJS. tests
Orginal unit tests for 2008 project. Deprecated


Footer is an element appear at the bottom of a page. This is a mobile style footer, containing several horizontal components, each containing an icon and a label.
clicking goes to footer Example.
clicking increments {{FooterItem2}} only.
clicking increments {{FooterItem3}}, and then goes to footer Example.
The template name is TEFooter
. It takes an object as argument.
The parent template is as follows:
The footer
is an object, shown below.
By default, footers are fixed at the bottom of the page. One page can have
at most one fixed footer, which overlays your other content. You need to
add padding
to the bottom of the other content.
A footer can be inserted in the middle of a page by setting
isInline
field of the object to true
. Multiple
inlined footers can be inserted to one page.
Click the following button shows a footer fixed to the bottom of the page.
{{#if showFixed}} {{> TEFooter footerFixed}}clicking goes to footer Fixed or Inline.
clicking increments {{FooterItem2}} only.
clicking increments {{FooterItem3}}, and then goes to footer Fixed or Inline.
When the footer is fixed to the bottom of the page, the width of the
footer spans the entire view by default. You can specify isFixedWidth
to true
to make the footer fixed width.


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| Authors: | Hans Petter Langtangen (hpl at simula.no) |
|---|---|
| Date: | Aug 19, 2016 |
This note tells why and how you can use DocOnce to ease the writing of scientific books with much mathematics and computer code.
Scientific books are very often written in LaTeX, but LaTeX is primarily suited for PDF output on paper. Today, your readers will be using different devices like tablet and phones for reading, and to address these media you need to write HTML. DocOnce lets you write in a syntax that is as simple as you use in email, and can then automatically translate that syntax to highly professional LaTeX or HTML for output (it can produce other formats too). So, the writing itself is easier since you avoid a lot of LaTeX or HTML tags, and the output is more versatile. We refer to the DocOnce tutorial and the web page for more arguments!
doc/src
and start writing the first chapter! (replace why.do.txt
)bash make.sh
, see my-book-4print.pdf
(this is the standard Springer book layout, the svmono
class adapted to
DocOnce)bash make_html.sh
, see my-book.html
Let us demonstrate emphasize text, bold text, inline monospace font
,
and of course computer code that we can copy from a part of a file
using regular expressions:
def f(x):
return 42*x
It is a big advantage to copy computer code directly into the book, but you can also write it as part of the text, this time the FORTRAN equivalent:
subroutine f(x)
real*8 x
f = 42*x
return
end
Mathematics is written in plain LaTeX inside a begin-end tex environment:
Remember to use simple LaTeX: just the equation
, equation*
, \[ ... \]
,
align
, align*
, alignat
, or alignat*
environments!
Inline mathematics makes use of dollar signs: \(f(x)=42x\).
As LaTeX writer, remember that white space counts in DocOnce syntax! Be extra careful with indentation of lists.
Also remember that DocOnce avoids backslash in label, ref and cite, e.g., in references like [Ref1].


Welcome to manual testing page for web worker!
This testing page includes all the test cases which can not be covered by the
automated unit test framework
These following two web pages are used to test shared worker
Shared worker1
Shared worker2
This web page is used to test the terminate() function of a shared worker
Shared worker's terminate()


NZD/USD consolidates last week's gains, trades above mid-0.65s
by Eren Sengezer- Manufacturing sales in New Zealand contracted in third quarter.
- US Dollar Index stays quiet following Friday's rebound.
- Kiwi largely ignores trade balance data from China.
The NZD/USD pair registered one of its largest weekly percentage gains last week as it added more than 140 pips to close at 0.6563. However, with investors moving to the sidelines ahead of this week's key events, the pair struggled to preserve its momentum and was last seen posting small daily gains at 0.6557.
The data published from China on Sunday revealed that the Trade Surplus narrowed to $38.73 billion in November from $42.81 billion amid a 1.1% slump in annual exports but was largely ignored at the start of the week. On the other hand, Statistics New Zealand reported that Manufacturing Sales declined by 0.3% in the third quarter to beat the market expectation of -0.8%.
Eyes on FOMC and trade developments
In the meantime, on the back of the upbeat Nonfarm Payrolls data on Friday, the US Dollar Index snapped its five-day losing streak and finished the week on a strong note. Later this week, the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) monetary policy announcements will be critical for the USD's market valuation.
Moreover, investors will be paying close attention to fresh developments surrounding the US-China trade dispute before the US hikes tariffs on Chinese imports on December 15th. Earlier in the day, China’s Assistant Commerce Minister noted that they were hoping to reach a trade agreement with the US as soon as possible. Trade-sensitive antipodeans could gain traction if sides sign the phase-one of the trade deal to avoid additional tariffs.
Technical levels to watch for
NZD/USD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 0.6557 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.0014 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.21 |
| Today daily open | 0.6571 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 0.6435 |
| Daily SMA50 | 0.638 |
| Daily SMA100 | 0.6406 |
| Daily SMA200 | 0.6541 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 0.6576 |
| Previous Daily Low | 0.654 |
| Previous Weekly High | 0.6576 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 0.6424 |
| Previous Monthly High | 0.6466 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 0.6321 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 0.6562 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 0.6554 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 0.6549 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 0.6526 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 0.6512 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 0.6585 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 0.6599 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 0.6621 |


public class ActiveTasksPanel
extends java.lang.Object
implements javafx.fxml.Initializable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ActiveTasksPanel() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
cancelAllTasks()
Cancels all running tasks.
|
MainScreen |
getOwner()
Returns the main screen of the application.
|
java.lang.Object |
getResult()
Returns the result of last completed task.
|
javafx.scene.layout.StackPane |
getRoot()
Returns the root of this controller.
|
boolean |
hasRunningTasks()
Returns true if there is any running task.
|
void |
hide()
Hides this panel.
|
void |
initialize(java.net.URL location,
java.util.ResourceBundle resources) |
boolean |
isShown()
Returns true if task manager is shown.
|
static ActiveTasksPanel |
load(MainScreen owner)
Loads and returns progress panel.
|
java.util.concurrent.Future<?> |
runTaskInParallel(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task)
Runs given task in parallel execution mode.
|
java.util.concurrent.Future<?> |
runTaskSequentially(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task)
Runs given task sequentially.
|
java.util.concurrent.Future<?> |
runTaskSilently(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task,
boolean isSequential)
Runs given task silently (i.e.
|
void |
runTasksSequentially(InternalEquinoxTask<?>... tasks)
Runs given tasks in sequential mode.
|
void |
setResult(java.lang.Object result)
Sets the result of a task.
|
void |
show(javafx.scene.Node node)
Shows this panel.
|
void |
showModal()
Shows this panel on modal mode.
|
void |
taskStateChanged(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task,
javafx.concurrent.Worker.State state)
Called from task panel when ever a task's state has changed.
|
public void initialize(java.net.URL location, java.util.ResourceBundle resources)
initialize
in interface javafx.fxml.Initializable
public javafx.scene.layout.StackPane getRoot()
public MainScreen getOwner()
public void cancelAllTasks()
public boolean hasRunningTasks()
public java.util.concurrent.Future<?> runTaskInParallel(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task)
task
- Task to be executed in parallel mode.public java.util.concurrent.Future<?> runTaskSequentially(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task)
task
- Task to be executed.public void runTasksSequentially(InternalEquinoxTask<?>... tasks)
tasks
- Tasks to be executed in sequential mode.public java.util.concurrent.Future<?> runTaskSilently(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task, boolean isSequential)
task
- Task to be executed.isSequential
- True if task should be executed within the sequential task queue.public void taskStateChanged(InternalEquinoxTask<?> task, javafx.concurrent.Worker.State state)
task
- Task whose state has changed.state
- New task state.public void setResult(java.lang.Object result)
result
- Result to set.public java.lang.Object getResult()
public boolean isShown()
public void showModal()
public void show(javafx.scene.Node node)
node
- Node to show the popup window.public void hide()
public static ActiveTasksPanel load(MainScreen owner)
owner
- Main screen.


| HYTOOL Function Reference |
Compute drawdwon with the Cooper and Jacob (1946) approximation
[s,d] = jcb_dim( p, t) p(1) = a = slope of Jacob Straight Line p(2) = b = intercept with y=0 t = time s = drawdown d = logarithmic derivative
Computes drawdown with the Cooper-Jacob (1946) late time approximation of the Theis (1935) solution.
s=jcb_dim([1,5e-1],50)
jcb_dmo, jcb_rpt, jcb_gss, ths_dim, ths_dmo Published output in the Help browser showdemo jcb_dim
| Hytool |
© 1998-2017 Philppe Renard and Co. Terms of Use Acknowledgments


:: com :: sun :: star :: chart2 ::
|
| unpublished |
struct IncrementData |
|
|
|
- Usage Restrictions
- not published
- Description
- An IncrementData describes how tickmarks are positioned on the scale of an axis.
- See also
- Axis, Grid, Scale, XScaling
|
| Elements' Summary |
| Distance |
if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
Distance value. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the Distance is meant to be calculated
automatically by the view component representing the model
containing this increment.
|
| PostEquidistant |
PostEquidistant rules wether the member Distance
describes a distance before or after the scaling is applied.
|
| BaseValue |
if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
BaseValue. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the BaseValue is meant to be calculated
automatically by the view component representing the model
containing this increment.
|
| SubIncrements |
SubIncrements describes the positioning of further
sub tickmarks on the scale of an axis.
|
| Elements' Details |
Distance
any Distance;
- Description
- if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
Distance value. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the Distance is meant to be calculated
automatically by the view component representing the model
containing this increment.
|
|
| PostEquidistant
|
BaseValue
any BaseValue;
- Description
- if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
BaseValue. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the BaseValue is meant to be calculated
automatically by the view component representing the model
containing this increment.
|
|
SubIncrements
sequence< SubIncrement > SubIncrements;
- Description
- SubIncrements describes the positioning of further
sub tickmarks on the scale of an axis.
The first SubIncrement in this sequence determines how the
distance between two neighboring main tickmarks is divided for positioning
of further sub tickmarks. Every following SubIncrement determines the
positions of subsequent tickmarks in relation to their parent tickmarks
given by the preceding SubIncrement.
|
|
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Copyright © 2013, The Apache Software Foundation, Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Apache, the Apache feather logo, Apache OpenOffice and OpenOffice.org are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.


Runestone Academy Ltd
LAST UPDATED: [09/16/2020]
The objective of Runestone Academy Ltd (“Runestone Academy”) in the development and implementation of this comprehensive written information security program (“WISP”), is to create effective administrative, technical and physical safeguards for the protection of data developed by Runestone Interactive, data provided by Runestone Interactive customers and data collected by Runestone Interactive from the users of its services (collectively the “Data”). The WISP sets forth our procedure for evaluating and addressing our electronic and physical methods of accessing, collecting, storing, using, transmitting, and protecting Data.
The purpose of the WISP is to better: (a) ensure the security and confidentiality of Data; (b) protect against any reasonably anticipated threats or hazards to the security or integrity of such Data; and (c) protect against unauthorized access to or use of such Data.
In formulating and implementing the WISP, Runestone Interactive has addressed and incorporated the following protocols:
a. identified reasonably foreseeable internal and external risks to the security, confidentiality, and/or integrity of any electronic, paper or other records containing Data;
b. assessed the likelihood and potential damage of these threats, taking into consideration the sensitivity of Data;
c. evaluated the sufficiency of existing policies, procedures, customer information systems, and other safeguards in place to control risks; and
d. implemented regular monitoring of the effectiveness of those safeguards.
Runestone Interactive has designated Bradley Miller to implement, supervise and maintain the WISP. This designated employee (the “Data Security Coordinator”) will be responsible for the following:
a. Implementation of the WISP including all provisions outlined in Section VII: Daily Operational Protocol;
b. Training of all employees;
c. Regular testing of the WISP’s safeguards;
d. Evaluating the ability of any of our third party service providers to implement and maintain appropriate security measures for the Data to which we have permitted them access, and requiring such third party service providers by contract to implement and maintain appropriate security measures;
e. Reviewing the scope of the security measures in the WISP at least annually, or whenever there is a material change in our business practices that may implicate the security or integrity of records containing Data; and
f. Conducting an annual training session for all managers, employees and independent contractors who have access to Data on the elements of the WISP. All attendees at such training sessions are required to certify their attendance at the training, and their familiarity with our requirements for ensuring the protection of Data.
To guard against internal risks to the security, confidentiality, and/or integrity of any electronic, paper or other records containing Data, and evaluating and improving, where necessary, the effectiveness of the current safeguards for limiting such risks, the following measures are mandatory:
a. We will only collect Data of clients, customers or employees that is necessary to accomplish our legitimate business transactions or to comply with any and all federal, state or local regulations.
b. Access to records containing Data shall be limited to those employees whose duties, relevant to their job description, have a legitimate need to access said records, and only for this legitimate job-related purpose.
c. Written and electronic records containing Data shall be securely destroyed or deleted at the earliest opportunity consistent with business needs or legal retention requirements.
d. A copy of the WISP is to be distributed to each current employee and to each new employee on the beginning date of their employment. It shall be the employee’s responsibility for acknowledging in writing, by signing the attached sheet, that he/she has received a copy of the WISP and will abide by its provisions. Employees are encouraged and invited to advise the WISP Data Security Coordinator of any activities or operations which appear to pose risks to the security of Data. If the Data Security Coordinator is involved with these risks, employees are encouraged and invited to advise any other manager or supervisor or business owner.
e. All employment contracts, where applicable, will be amended to require all employees to comply with the provisions of the WISP and to prohibit any nonconforming use of Data as defined by the WISP
f. Terminated employees must return all records containing personal data, in any form, in their possession at the time of termination. This includes all data stored on any portable device and any device owned directly by the terminated employee
g. A terminated employee’s physical and electronic access to records containing Data shall be restricted at the time of termination. This shall include remote electronic access to personal records, voicemail, internet, and email access. All keys, keycards, access devices, badges, company IDs, business cards, and the like shall be surrendered at the time of termination.
h. Disciplinary action will be applicable to violations of the WISP, up to and including termination, irrespective of whether Data was actually accessed or used without authorization.
i. All security measures shall be reviewed at least annually to ensure that the policies contained in the WISP are adequate to meet all applicable federal and state regulations.
j. Should our business practices change in a way that impacts the collection, storage, and/or transportation of records containing Data the WISP will be reviewed to ensure that the policies contained in the WISP are adequate meet all applicable federal and state regulations.
k. The Data Security Coordinator or his/her designee shall be responsible for all review and modifications of the WISP and shall fully consult and apprise management of all reviews including any recommendations for improves security arising from the review.
l. The Data Security Coordinator or his/her designee shall ensure that access to Data in restricted to approved and active user accounts.
m. Current employees’ user ID’s and passwords shall conform to accepted security standards. All passwords shall be changed at least annually, more often as needed.
a. Firewall protection, operating system security patches, and all software products shall be reasonably up-to-date and installed on any computer that stores or processes Data
b. Data shall not be removed from the business premises in electronic or written form absent legitimate business need and use of reasonable security measures, as described in this policy
c. All system security software including, anti-virus, anti-malware, and internet security shall be reasonably up-to-date and installed on any computer that stores or processes Data.
d. There shall be secure user authentication protocols in place that:
1. Control user ID and other identifiers;
2. Assigns passwords in a manner that conforms to accepted security standards, or applies use of unique identifier technologies; and
3. Control passwords to ensure that password information is secure.
VII. DAILY OPERATIONAL PROTOCOL
This section of our WISP outlines our daily efforts to minimize security risks to any computer system that processes or stores Data, ensures that physical files containing Data are reasonable secured and develops daily employee practices designed to minimize access and security risks to Data of our clients and/or customers and employees.
The Daily Operational Protocol shall be reviewed and modified as deemed necessary at a meeting of the Data Security Coordinator and personnel responsible and/or authorized for the security of Data. Any modifications to the Daily Operational Protocol shall be published in an updated version of the WISP. At the time of publication, a copy of the WISP shall be distributed to all current employees and to new hires on their date of employment.
a. Recordkeeping Protocol: We will only collect Data of clients and customers and employees that is necessary to accomplish our legitimate business transactions or to comply with any and all federal and state and local laws.
1. Within 30 days of the publication of the WISP or any update the Data Security Coordinator or his/her designee shall perform an audit of all relevant company records to determine which records contain Data, assign those files to the appropriate secured storage location, and to redact, expunge or otherwise eliminate all unnecessary Data in a manner consistent with the WISP
2. Any Data stored shall be disposed of when no longer needed for business purposes or required by law for storage. Disposal methods must be consistent with those prescribed by the WISP.
3. Any paper files containing Data of clients or employees shall be stored in a locked filing cabinet. Only department heads and the Data Security Coordinator will be assigned keys to filing cabinets and only those individuals are allowed access to the paper files. Individual files may be assigned to employees on an as-needed basis by the department supervisor.
4. All employees are prohibited from keeping unsecured paper files containing Data in their work area when they are not present (e.g. lunch breaks).
5. At the end of the day, all files containing Data are to be returned to the locked filing cabinet by department heads or the Data Security Coordinator.
6. Electronic records containing Data shall not be stored or transported on any portable electronic device, sent or transmitted electronically to any portable device, or sent or transported electronically to any computer, portable or not, without being encrypted. The only exception shall be where there is no reasonable risk of unauthorized access to the Data or it is technologically not feasible to encrypt the data as and where transmitted.
7. If necessary for the functioning of individual departments, the department head, in consultation with the Data Security Coordinator, may develop departmental rules that ensure reasonable restrictions upon access and handling of files containing Data and must comply with all WISP standards. Departmental rules are to be published as an addendum to the WISP.
1. All our computers shall restrict user access to those employees having an authorized and unique log-in ID assigned by the Data Security Coordinator
2. All computers that have been inactive for 5 or more minutes shall require relog-in
3. After 5 unsuccessful log-in attempts by any user ID, that user ID will be blocked from accessing any computer or file stored on any computer until access privileges are reestablished by the Data Security Coordinator or his/her designee
4. Access to electronically stored records containing Data shall be electronically limited to those employees having an authorized and unique login ID assigned by the Data Security Coordinator
5. Where practical, all visitors who are expected to access areas other than common retail space or are granted access to office space containing Data should be required to sign-in with a Photo ID at a designated reception area where they will be assigned a visitor’s ID or guest badge unless escorted at all times. Visitors are required to wear said visitor ID in a plainly visible location on their body, unless escorted at all times.
6. Where practical, all visitors are restricted from areas where files containing Data are stored. Alternatively, visitors must be escorted or accompanied by an approved employee in any area where files containing Data are stored
7. All computers with an internet connections or any computer that stores or processes Data must have a reasonably up-to-date version of software providing virus, anti-spyware and anti-malware protection installed and active at all times.
8. An inventory of all company computers and handhelds authorized for Data storage shall be maintained by the company, which shall be made known only to the Data Security Coordinator and other managers on a “need to know” basis:
c. Third Party Service Provider Protocol: Any service provider or individual that receives, stores, maintains, processes, or otherwise is permitted access to any file containing Data (“Third Party Service Provider”) shall be required to meet the standards forth in this Agreement. Each contract with a Third Party Service Provider shall be reviewed by the Data Security Coordinator.
VIII. Breach of Data Security Protocol: Should any employee know of a security breach at any of our facilities, or that any unencrypted Data has been lost or stolen or accessed without authorization, or that encrypted Data along with the access code or security key has been acquired by an unauthorized person or for an unauthorized purpose, the following protocol is to be followed: employees are to notify the Data Security Coordinator or department head in the event of a known or suspected security breach or unauthorized use of Data.
In the event of a breach we will notify all affected parties (schools) in a timely mannner and act to close the breach as quickly as possible.