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| June 9 | 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM | MFD, part 1 (slides) |
| 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM | Lunch | |
| 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM | MFD, part 2 | |
| June 10 | 9:00 AM to 10:45 AM | WIMS (slides) |
| 10:45 AM to 11:00 AM | Break | |
| 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM | Plenary, part 1 (slides) | |
| 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM | Lunch | |
| 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM | Plenary, part 2 | |
| 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM | Cloud Printing BOF (slides · introduction) | |
| 2:30 PM to 2:45 PM | Break | |
| 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM | IPP Everywhere BOF (slides · charter · last call comments · introduction) | |
| 3:45 PM to 5:00 PM | IPP (slides · JPS2 · IPP 2.0 SE) | |
| June 11 | 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM | IDS, part 1 (slides) |
| 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM | Lunch | |
| 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM | IDS, part 2 |
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| Hotels | ||
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| Hampton Inn 878 Hard Road Webster, NY 14580<PHONE_NUMBER> Xerox rate: $84 Hampton Inn to Xerox Campus |
Fairfield Inn 915 Hard Road Webster, NY 14580<PHONE_NUMBER> Xerox rate: $86 Fairfield Inn to Xerox Campus |
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Task:
- Convert the Products Function Component to a Class Component
- Using appropriate lifecycle hooks, setup an Observable.interval to make a call every second and display t (Help: Observable.interval(1000).subscribe(t => functionBody using t)
- Display the updated number of ticks in the Products Component
- Instead of using t, use the previous state and increment that value by 1 (since are interval is 1 second)


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03. Project Walk-through
## Let's start by checking this diagram
It is important for you as students take this document as a guide in the solution of your project, the methods name, explained in this document are not required are just examples, please make sure you read carefully the Project Rubric.
Below is a sequence diagram that shows the flow of methods across the components - the user, the web API, the mempool, and the blockchain.
The first method of a sequence diagram always starts at the top and is typically located on the left side of the diagram for readability. Subsequent methods are then added to the diagram slightly lower than the previous message.
In this walk-through, we will follow the flow of interactions starting from requestValidation
to the final addblock
.
### 1. User submit a validation request
Users start out by submitting a validation request to an API endpoint:
curl -X POST \
http://localhost:8000/requestValidation \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'cache-control: no-cache' \
-d '{
"address":"19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL"
}'
Example:
this.app.post("/requestValidation", (req, res) => { // Your code });
Note: This example is using Express.js Web Framework, if you are using other framework it will be different.
### 2. AddRequestValidation
method in the mempool
Mempool can be thought as a temporary storage for validation requests:
this.mempool = [];
this.timeoutRequests = [];
A possible approach in this is to have arrays to store these temporary requests.
If the user re-submits a request, the application will not add a new request; instead, it will return the same request that it is already in the mempool.
### 3.setTimeOut
method in the mempool
The request (as was mentioned before in the requirements) should be available for validation for 5 minutes. If the condition is met, we will need to delete the request. Let's create a function to help us do this:
self.timeoutRequests[request.walletAddress]=setTimeout(function(){ self.removeValidationRequest(request.walletAddress) }, TimeoutRequestsWindowTime );
Tip: Here is one way to handle the time calculation:
const TimeoutRequestsWindowTime = 5*60*1000;
let timeElapse = (new Date().getTime().toString().slice(0,-3)) - req.requestTimeStamp;
let timeLeft = (TimeoutRequestsWindowTime/1000) - timeElapse;
req.validationWindow = timeLeft;
### 4.requestObject
return values
requestObject
should return these values
{
"walletAddress": "19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL",
"requestTimeStamp": "1541605128",
"message": "19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL:1541605128:starRegistry",
"validationWindow": 300
}
### 5. User will send a validation request
curl -X POST \
http://localhost:8000/message-signature/validate \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'cache-control: no-cache' \
-d '{
"address":"19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL",
"signature":"H8K4+1MvyJo9tcr2YN2KejwvX1oqneyCH+fsUL1z1WBdWmswB9bijeFfOfMqK68kQ5RO6ZxhomoXQG3fkLaBl+Q="
}'
Tip: To do this, get the “message” returned in the previous step and use your electrum wallet to sign that message:
### 6.validateRequestByWallet
method in the mempool
Create a method that allows you to validate the request following this logic:
- Find your request in the mempool array by wallet address.
- Verify your windowTime.
- Verify the signature using:
const bitcoinMessage = require('bitcoinjs-message');
let isValid = bitcoinMessage.verify(message, address, signature);
- Create the new object and save it into the
mempoolValid
array
this.registerStar = true;
this.status = {
address: walletAddress,
requestTimeStamp: requestTimeStamp,
message: message,
validationWindow: validationWindow,
messageSignature: valid
};
- If you have implemented a timeoutArray, make sure you clean it up before returning the object.
### 7. Return the validRequest
object
validRequest
should return this object:
{
"registerStar": true,
"status": {
"address": "19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL",
"requestTimeStamp": "1541605128",
"message": "19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL:1541605128:starRegistry",
"validationWindow": 200,
"messageSignature": true
}
}
### 8. A user will send star data to be stored
Example of start data to be stored:
Star story supports ASCII text, limited to 250 words (500 bytes), and hex encoded.
{
"address": "19xaiMqayaNrn3x7AjV5cU4Mk5f5prRVpL",
"star": {
"dec": "68° 52' 56.9",
"ra": "16h 29m 1.0s",
"story": "Found star using https://www.google.com/sky/"
}
}
Note: Make sure only one Star can be send in the request
### 9.verifyAddressRequest
method
Verify if the request validation exists and if it is valid.
### 10. Encode Star story data
Encode the story data of the star, this is the object you will save as a body of your block:
let body = {
address: req.body.address,
star: {
ra: RA,
dec: DEC,
mag: MAG,
cen: CEN,
story: Buffer(starStory).toString('hex')
}
};
### 11.addBlock
method
Your Blockchain implementation already has an addblock(body)
.
let body = {
address: req.body.address,
star: {
ra: RA,
dec: DEC,
mag: MAG,
cen: CEN,
story: Buffer(starStory).toString('hex')
}
};
let block = new Block(body);
// Use your `addBlock(block)` method
When you pass your start object as a parameter to this method, the application should return the object:
{
"hash": "a59e9e399bc17c2db32a7a87379a8012f2c8e08dd661d7c0a6a4845d4f3ffb9f",
"height": 1,
"body": {
"address": "142BDCeSGbXjWKaAnYXbMpZ6sbrSAo3DpZ",
"star": {
"ra": "16h 29m 1.0s",
"dec": "-26° 29' 24.9",
"story":
"466f756e642073746172207573696e672068747470733a2f2f7777772e676f6f676c652e636f6d2f736b792f",
"storyDecoded": "Found star using https://www.google.com/sky/"
}
},
"time": "1532296234",
"previousBlockHash": "49cce61ec3e6ae664514d5fa5722d86069cf981318fc303750ce66032d0acff3"
}
Tip: Because "storyDecoded"
property is not being saved in the block you should decode your story to be able to return this object.
hex2ascii(obj.body.star.story);
Additional functionalities
Now that we have our application working, it is time to add some functionalities that allow users to retrieve the data stored in the blockchain dataset.
### 1. Get star block by hash with JSON response
The first step is modify your LevelDB methods to include a method that search for the block that has the hash
that we are looking for.
Check on this example:
// Get block by hash
getBlockByHash(hash) {
let self = this;
let block = null;
return new Promise(function(resolve, reject){
self.db.createReadStream()
.on('data', function (data) {
if(data.hash === hash){
block = data;
}
})
.on('error', function (err) {
reject(err)
})
.on('close', function () {
resolve(block);
});
});
}
Use this CURL example as a request:
// Curl request
curl "http://localhost:8000/stars/hash:a59e9e399bc17c2db32a7a87379a8012f2c8e08dd661d7c0a6a4845d4f3ffb9f"
Then create an endpoint to call the method and return the block object.
Tip: Make sure that each time you are returning a block you need to decode the star’s story.
## 2. Get star block by wallet address
Create the getBlockByWalletAddress(address)
method using db.createReadStream()
method from LevelDB.
Tip: In this case you can have more than one block with stars registered by one user, so pay attention that you are going to return an array.
Tip: Make sure that each time you are returning a block you need to decode the star’s story.
### 3. Get star block by height
Create the getBlockByHeight(height)
method using db.createReadStream()
if the key you are using to store data in LevelDB otherwise you can just use:
// Get data from levelDB with key (Promise)
getLevelDBData(key){
let self = this;
return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
self.db.get(key, (err, value) => {
if(err){
if (err.type == 'NotFoundError') {
resolve(undefined);
}else {
console.log('Block ' + key + ' get failed', err);
reject(err);
}
}else {
resolve(value);
}
});
});
}
Tip: Make sure that each time you are returning a block you need to decode the star’s story.
## Congratulations!
You should have now your project almost ready, remember to update your readme.md
file.
If you have any question or doubt remember you can reach out your mentors in Student Hub or post your code issue into Knowledge.


There must be some kind of down-syndromey condition relating specifically to packaging. There just must be. And if there is, I have it.
Seriously. Cereal boxes and FedEx packages are the same thing to me. Without a utility knife it might be Cheerios everywhere. Most of my pay stubs have a whole side torn off because I managed to rip them up as I’m opening the envelope.
You know the ones I mean? The ones that look like a house, a box with a roof, and one side of the roof says “Open Here” with a little arrow?  But since then, I’m awash in milk carton troubles. I don’t know what happened.
Maybe I became an engineer. Things are harder when you’re an engineer, and mostly because you make them harder. Sometimes you don’t want to be an engineer, but you can’t help it. You think of everything as a physics problem, or an algorithm to be described. Things that are not in the set of given preconditions are obstacles to be hurdled. And God’s real name isn’t “Iehovah”, it’s “IEEE”.
So when you get a milk carton and the arrow is on one side, naturally you wonder: “Why not the other side?” You examine the house; the box. It seems symmetrical. Sometimes on the other side it says “open other side”, as if they knew you were too inept to do it right or too curious to follow simple instructions. They were right. But you try it anyways. Guess what?
It works.
You strut with your rebel milk carton. Never, by the way, does it strike you that people don’t strut with milk cartons – but you’re an engineer and you do. You glance at the other fools who don’t know that it can be done this way, that it can be done differently. “Suckers,” you think. You go on with the knowledge that you’ve been to the edge and beyond. Some fools tear tags from mattresses. Others take great risks and fail. You succeeded.
And one day it happens (roughly 3 out of 5 times): you forget to do it the “cool” way and open the correct side. You grab the lapels of the roof lines and pull them outward. You pinch the middle of it to pull out the triangular/rhombus-shaped mouth thing of the beaker like you’re so used to doing. It’s so second nature to you that you don’t even give it your full attention.
But it won’t pinch. Maybe it’s soggy. Maybe there’s a crease that interferes with the cocking action of opening up this carton. Maybe the cardboard was produced cheaply in Sri Lanka or Suriname and it doesn’t have the rigid feel to which you’re accustomed.
Or maybe you go for the gusto.  But you open the other side, making not just a lip but completely opening the house, the box, exposing it to the world. If you don’t have a glass right there you have to drink it from the box, the whole time looking like you know the right way to do it but “I like my way better because you get larger gulps.” Or something.


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Backbone.Select Demos
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SLC is famous for its winter air pollution (specifically PM2.5). We want to nail down if it’s getting better. In our last post we looked at hourly measurements from Hawthorne Elementary in SLC proper. The trend was encouragingly downward! But, that post only looked at one site and didn’t focus on the winter (when the problem is at its worst).
Let’s look at 2007-2017 daily data to compare Rose Park (EPA site 49-035-3010) and Hawthorne Elementary (site 49-035-3006), both of which are in SLC proper and 5.2 miles apart as the crow flies. We’ll work up to a winter by winter comparison over the last ten years.
We download the data from here and again use these parameters:
Let’s read the two flat files into R and combine.
library(tidyverse)
# While I could have combined this into one file, I didn't want to mask
# how the original .txt data looked coming from EPA website (reproducibility!)
dfH <- read_csv('../data/SLCPM2_5/SLCHawthorne_PM2.5_Daily_1999-2017.csv')
dfRP <- read_csv('../data/SLCPM2_5/SLCRosePark_PM2.5_Daily_2007-2017.csv')
df <- dplyr::bind_rows(dfH, dfRP)
For brevity, we’ve loaded in our data and now we’ll grab data from the most robust Hawthorne sensor and select only the helpful columns.
dfinal <- df %>%
# Hawthorne has several options; grab the most complete record
filter(POC == 1,
`AQS Parameter Desc` == 'PM2.5 - Local Conditions') %>%
# Change the Site column to be more readable
mutate(Site = ifelse(`Site Num` == 3006, 'Hawthorne', 'Rose Park')) %>%
mutate(Date = as.Date(`Date Local`, format="%m/%d/%Y")) %>%
rename(Measurement = `Sample Measurement`) %>%
select(Date, Site, Measurement) %>%
arrange(desc(Date))
# Look at the data
head(dfinal, 4)
## # A tibble: 4 x 3
## Date Site Measurement
## <date> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 2017-11-30 Hawthorne 21.2
## 2 2017-11-30 Rose Park 20.1
## 3 2017-11-29 Hawthorne 11.3
## 4 2017-11-29 Rose Park 12.4
Nice and simple. Note that this tibble is the handy tidy format, in that you could add any number of sites and it wouldn’t require the annoyance of adding new columns. Let’s now count up the average number of observations per year, to see how much data might be missing.
dfinal %>%
mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Date)) %>%
filter(Year %in% 2007:2011) %>%
group_by(Site, Year) %>%
summarize(`Measurements Per Site` = length(Measurement))
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## # Groups: Site [?]
## Site Year `Measurements Per Site`
## <chr> <dbl> <int>
## 1 Hawthorne 2007 341
## 2 Hawthorne 2008 362
## 3 Hawthorne 2009 351
## 4 Hawthorne 2010 305
## 5 Hawthorne 2011 344
## 6 Rose Park 2007 255
## 7 Rose Park 2008 356
## 8 Rose Park 2009 320
## 9 Rose Park 2010 331
## 10 Rose Park 2011 346
Note that we weirdly have fewer than 365 observations per year (but foruntately still enough to work with). Note sure why these sites have such issues–anyone?
Now that we’ve simplified the dataset and feel good about its coverage over time, let’s see how well the measurements from Hawthorne and Rose Park correspond. While there are statistical ways to do this, let’s simply plot.
library(scales)
ggplot(dfinal, aes(x = Date, y = Measurement, color = Site)) +
geom_line() +
labs(title = "3-Day Running Average PM2.5 in SLC from 2007 - 2017") +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("black", "red")) +
scale_y_log10(name = "PM2.5 µg/m3",
limits = c(1,NA),
breaks = c(1, 5, 10, 15)) +
scale_x_date(name = "Year-Month",
labels = date_format("%Y-%m"),
limits = c(as.Date('2007-01-01'),NA),
breaks = date_breaks("1 year"))
While some missing data, it indeed looks like there is fairly good agreement between the Hawthorne and Rose Park daily PM2.5 values from 2007-2017. And it indeed appears that for both sites winter air quality has generally been improving.
Even though Hawthorne and Rose Park mostly track together, how to they differ overall? To check longer-term differences, let’s plot with a loess
smoother (which is built into ggplot2
).
ggplot(dfinal, aes(x = Date, y = Measurement, color = Site)) +
geom_smooth(method = 'loess') +
labs(title = "Smoothed PM2.5 in SLC from 1999 - 2017") +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("black", "red")) +
scale_y_continuous(name = "PM2.5 µg/m3",
breaks = c(6, 8, 10, 12)) +
scale_x_date(name = "Year",
limits = c(as.Date('1999-01-01'),
as.Date('2017-12-01')),
labels = date_format("%Y"),
breaks = date_breaks("1 year"))
Overall, note the downward Hawthorne trend since ~2004! Interestingly Rose Park PM2.5 levels are typically higher than those at Hawthorne Elementary (which is in the Liberty Wells neighborhood). Let’s zoom a bit, since Rose Park data starts so much later.
ggplot(dfinal, aes(x = Date, y = Measurement, color = Site)) +
geom_smooth(method = 'loess') +
labs(title = "Smoothed PM2.5 in SLC from 2008 - 2017") +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("black", "red")) +
scale_y_continuous(name = "PM2.5 µg/m3",
breaks = c(8, 10, 12)) +
scale_x_date(name = "Year-Month",
labels = date_format("%Y-%m"),
breaks = date_breaks("1 year")) +
# Zooming w/o affecting smoother
coord_cartesian(xlim=c(as.Date('2008-01-01'),
as.Date('2017-12-01')),
expand = FALSE)
Over much of the last six years there’s been a difference of ~1 µg/m3 between the sites. While that level of background difference doesn’t seem like much, this smoothing likely hides shorter-term spikes; what’s scary is even differences in low-level PM2.5 exposure can lead to adverse health effects.
{{% tweet "956547307838750720" %}}While this is speculation, the heightened PM2.5 levels in Rose Park could be due to proximity to the local refinery, which is just 1.5 miles east of the air quality measurement site (although it’s totally lost on me why the difference is exacerbated in 2012).
Now, let’s make the year-over-year winter comparison crystal clear. Note that because we’re only comparing winters, we need a winter column that allows us to use faceting in ggplot2. (Thanks to Mike Levy for the seasonal support here.)
dividers <- as.Date(paste0(2007:2017, "06", "01"), format = "%Y%m%d")
dfinal <- dfinal %>%
mutate(Season = cut(as.numeric(Date),
as.numeric(dividers),
include.lowest = TRUE),
Season = as.numeric(Season),
Month = lubridate::month(Date)) %>%
filter(Date > as.Date('2006-06-01'),
Month %in% c(1,2,11,12), # Only care about winter months
!is.na(Season)) # This avoids an NA facet panel
And now we plot PM2.5 levels for five winters at Hawthorne and Rose Park.
# Add custom winter label for faceting
season_names <- c(
'1' = "2007-08",
'2' = "2008-09",
'3' = "2009-10",
'4' = "2010-11",
'5' = "2011-12",
'6' = "2012-13",
'7' = "2013-14",
'8' = "2014-15",
'9' = "2015-16",
'10' = "2016-17")
ggplot(dfinal, aes(x = Date, y = Measurement)) +
geom_smooth(method = "loess") +
scale_y_log10(name = "PM2.5 µg/m3",
breaks = c(3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50)) +
scale_x_date(name = "Winter Month",
labels = date_format("%m"),
breaks = date_breaks("1 month")) +
# Zooming w/o affecting smoother
coord_cartesian(ylim = c(3,40)) +
facet_grid(Site ~ Season,
scale = "free",
labeller = labeller(Season = as_labeller(season_names)))
First, note how similar the patterns are between Rose Park and Hawthorne for a given winter–it’s heartening to see the signal is roughly what we’d expect. There is some missing data, however, which is why there’s so much gray in Hawthorne for 2014-15.
Overall, for Hawthorne Elementary (which has the most accurate measurements in the Salt Lake Valley), it’s pretty clear that at least the last two winters have had nearly the lowest PM2.5 levels of the last 10 years. Note that winter 2010-2011 had remarkable air as well. Rose Park confirms this.
While a couple of relatively pollution-free winters could be due to meteorgological conditions (i.e., fewer high-pressure ridges), the fact that this decline in PM2.5 in the Salt Lake Valley is corroborated by the longer term trends shown above gives me confidence that this is a true decline in background pollution.
What does this mean for policy advocacy in Utah? This downward trend is encourgaging and, when combined with the fact that Salt Lake County is still an serious EPA PM2.5 non-attainment area, it gives us reason to believe that brave policy changes can eventually make SLC safe enough for all folks to go outside every winter day. Doesn’t seem too ambitious, right?
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Woman becomes mother for first time at 61 after separating from husband
Baby Ian was born through IVF in the city of Londrina, Brazil to his mum Ana Maria Pontelo Moreira
by Kelly-Ann Mills, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/A woman has fulfilled her dream of becoming a mother by giving birth to her first child at the age of 61.
Nursing assistant Ana Maria Pontelo Moreira has given birth to a son in southern Brazil five years after starting IVF treatment.
The mother told reporters she had been on the waiting list to adopt a child when she separated from her husband.
She decided to undergo IVF treatment alone.
She said: “In 2014 I started the fertilisation treatment because I didn’t have a partner.
"The gestation was calm, I only had a problem with my spine but I did treatment with an orthopedist, pilates and physiotherapy. After that everything was calm.”
Ms Moreira chose both the egg and sperm from banks which had genetic makeups compatible with her own.
She added: “At 40 years old it isn’t possible to use your ovaries anymore, so I asked for a younger person, compatible with my blood type.
"For the fertilisation to go well several exams were carried out.”
The baby, named Ian, weighed 3.4 kilogrammes - about 7½lbs - and was born via C-section at Hospital do Coracao Bella Suica in the city of Londrina.
Ms Moreira added: “I hope my story is an inspiration for other people, it’s very rewarding. I know that there are older women who want to be mothers but they are scared. I fulfilled my dream.
“The treatment wasn’t easy because I had to take hormones, it costs quite a lot and there were also lots of people who didn’t believe in it, I’m very happy.”


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It turns out that bar/21, 23/21 and bar/22, 6/2* have virtually identical equities so you can take your pick at this match score.
It turns out that bar/21, 23/21 and bar/22, 6/2* have virtually identical equities so you can take your pick at this match score.
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I recently moved my personal website and domain from Wordpress to GitHub pages, and found the process to be more confusing than I originally anticipated, so I hope this helps you with moving to GitHub pages even if you aren’t moving from Wordpress or using Google Domains. I bought a domain through Wordpress. If you did this, you likely need to transfer your domain to a hosting service that will be more flexible to your needs. This is relatively straightforward, but does take several days to actually take effect. To move a Github Pages site to a domain you own, you need to:
- Create a new repository on GitHub, and add all the necessary code to make it look and act the way you’d like. They have a very easy walk through if you need it. If you already have your site setup, just continue on to the next step.
- Your site will be published at https://yourusername.github.io/what_you_named_the_repository/. You can also find this under the settings tab in your repository.
- On the settings tab, there is a section under “GitHub Pages” called “Custom domain.” Put the domain name without the ‘www’ in that box and press ‘save.’
- There are some instructions on GitHub for setting up an apex domain. I found them to be a little overwhelming when first looking at them, but the only section we really need is pictured below.
- On your Google Domains page, click on the “DNS” symbol next to the domain you are trying to move your page to.
- Fill out the “Custom resource records” section at the bottom with the two IP addresses from the GitHub section screen as I have done.
- Be patient. While mine starting working within a matter of minutes, this could theoretically take up to 24 hours.
It really is not a hard process once you know what information you need and where it goes. I hope if you had any trouble, these steps help you setup your custom domain on GitHub pages using Google Domains!


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Blackroot Wood [ao75], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 160
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Blackroot Wood [ao75], forest, in Imperia, peasants: 160
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0: Garrison [ao2o], garrison, Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers guards
0: Blackroot Wood [ao75].
30: It has stopped raining.
30: The fog has cleared.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Province controlled by Hyksos Keep [y57], castle, in Imperial
Mountains [ao73]
Ruled by The Bard [s2a], duke
Entrance fees:
Routes leaving Blackroot Wood:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [an75], 7 days
Garrison [en8t], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers
Border closed.
East, forest, to Blackroot Wood [ao76], 8 days
Garrison [dg0n], garrison, Imperial Empire, with five soldiers
South, forest, to Blackroot Wood [ap75], 8 days
Garrison [gp8b], garrison, Imperial Empire, with two soldiers,
three archers
Border closed.
West, forest, to Blackroot Wood [ao74], 8 days
Garrison [as4z], garrison, Imperial Empire, with two soldiers
Seen here:
Garrison [ao2o], garrison, Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers
Hidden Inner location:
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Parameters: cobj (Object) – pointer of StorjTelehash instnace returned by init()
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get_progress
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Parameters: cobj (Object) – pointer of StorjTelehash instnace returned by init() Returns: port number int.
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Parameters: - cobj (Object) – pointer of StorjTelehash instnace returned by init()
- hash (bytes) – acceputable file hash.
- handler (method) – Handler called when finish receiving a file.
handler method must have hash(bytes) and errormessage(str) arguments. :param str dir: directory where file will be saved. :return 0 if success
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utpbinder.
send_file
(cobj, dest, port, fname, hash, handler)[source]¶ start to send a file.
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- fname (str) – file name to be sent.
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Bernie Sanders nods at Elizabeth Warren as possible ‘running mat
by Cheryl K. ChumleyANALYSIS/OPINION:
Sen. Bernie Sanders, on the campaign trail but taking a time out for a “Deconstructed” podcast interview with host Mehdi Hassan, said he’d indeed consider Sen. Elizabeth Warren as a “running mate” if he wins the Democratic Party’s nomination.
(Which he won’t. Thank God. But just in case he does.)

Free “Medicare for All.” Free prescription pills for all. Down with Wall Street. Down with the free market. Up with taxes; up with government-pressed theft of the rich to give to the poor. Yay, Robin Hood; boo bootstrap independence.
Hasan asked, “[Would you] be open to Elizabeth Warren as [your] running mate?”
And Sanders replied: “I would look absolutely to Elizabeth Warren as somebody who would play a very, very important role in everything that we’re doing.”
Yikes.

Sanders, in his interview, even admitted as much. He said he’s running hard to shift the party “away from their dependency on corporate money, on billionaire money, to the needs and the support of working people in this country.”
That’s code for Socialist Takeover.
And that’s a warning of Killing This Country.
Just ‘cause Sanders didn’t say it outright doesn’t mean it wasn’t implied. Vote Sanders, the candidate of hope and communist change.
Not as implied?
This bit of Bernie bravado: “Trump will accept [not challenge] the election results. And when I defeat him, I will become the president of the United States.”
What a yuuuuge leap of faith that is.
But God help us all if his miracle comes true.
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RADIOLAND MURDERS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Lucas aims at recreating the excitement and mystery that was radio in its Golden Age. The shot goes wild and instead he has the plot of a 1940s Bob Hope movie told with the pacing of a video game. A lot of promise was wasted in among some tired gags. This is a film with over a hundred speaking actors and not one real character. Rating: high 0 (-4 to +4)
Back in the days when George Lucas had a perfect instinct for what did and did not work on the screen, Steven Spielberg was hitting a bad patch with films like 1941, a frenetic comedy with contrived scenes that looked too much like clockwork in need of a tune-up. 1941 was full of jokes that could have worked but their timing was off or they just seemed too contrived. Now it is Spielberg who seems to have the feel for what works on the screen and Lucas has produced his own comedy with all the faults of 1941.
The year is not 1941 but 1939, and it is the first night of new radio network, WBN. That is the name of both the network and of the Chicago station where the broadcasts originate. Just minutes before show time the new owner throws out half the scripts for the evening's programs. This is all it takes to turn chaos at the station into pandemonium. And most of the pressure falls on Roger, the chief writer of the station. Roger thought his life was already hectic. Besides writing for the new network he is in the midst of a campaign to win back Penny, his estranged wife who also happens to be the personal assistant to the owner of the station. As bad as things are, they are about to get a lot worse. A phantom voice seems to be going out over the broadcast waves and each time it speaks, somebody at the station is murdered. And who do the police suspect but head writer Roger?
The plot of RADIOLAND MURDERS is straight out of a 1940s comedy-- perhaps with Bob Hope or Cary Grant--but the pacing and rhythms seem tailored more to the music video generation with little short choppy scenes to keep the action moving at a breakneck pace. There is some fun in spotting 40s radio programs being created for this supposed fourth radio network. The shows are mostly imitations of real radio programs from the same time. Though they are not called by the same names we see recreations of "Spike Jones and his City Slickers," "Sam Spade," "The Shadow," and "One Man's Family," as well as shows that never played on the radio, but were in the same spirit. One show called "The Black Whip" is based on Zorro. (The title may be inspired by the movie serial ZORRO'S BLACK WHIP.) Still this is not a very good representation of what radio was like. All shows seem here to be done live with absurdly ornate costumes--an odd expense for radio. Clearly somebody confused radio with early television. Why would anybody puta tap dancer in a large cigarette pack on the radio? Time and again this film sacrifices logic for a piece of spectacle or a gag. In one scene Roger sits on a ledge typing a script, but later when it suits the plot we are told that he is terrified of heights. Also it is absurd that a station owner would wait until the last moment and then throw out all the scripts for the evening just minutes before the evening's programming starts. The fact is that it is the script by Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz, Jeff Reno, and Ron Osborn that needed re-write most. Their imitations of radio drama really fail to catch the spirit of the originals. Admittedly for every good radio drama like "Broadway Is My Beat," there were five silly melodramatic shows like "The Whisperer" or "I Love a Mystery." But even the bad shows on the radio were a lot better than most of the lampoons in this film.
Mel Smith, who directed RADIOLAND MURDERS, is a familiar figure from British comedy television, but he probably never experienced the Golden Age of Radio in America and so is a bad choice to direct. His humor, in the Benny Hill mold, is to throw in lots of gags but not to create any characters on the screen. Roger is played by Brian Benben, who has moments but just is not the talent to carry the film. Benben plays a character similar to Roger but a very different type of humor in his "Dream On" series on HBO. He is the only actor in the film who might have done something with is role, but even he doesn't do much but dress in funny costumes. Mary Stuart Masterson as second lead is on the screen far less and does not have much opportunity to raise her role above a stereotyped Girl Friday.
This is a film that was made because it could look like a lot more than its $10 million price tag. Lucas demonstrates that clever special effects can make an inexpensive film look like it cost a lot more than it did--even for a film that is not science fiction. But in his headlong rush to make this a good-looking film, he neglected the final re-write or two that this script would have needed. And Lucas did not get the right director. The majority of the gags in the dialog just fall flat. Comic scenes go off like clockwork, but lack spontaneity and are just not funny. Admittedly that may not be true of the whole film, there are many very funny scenes that do work. This certainly is a comedy with more laughs than, say, ONLY YOU. But with such paper- thin characters, the look of the film and the gags that do work are just not enough.
For a nostalgic look at pre-war radio, there are better choices for films. There is more authentic period feel in RADIO DAYS or for that matter in THE SHADOW. With a bit more work this could have beena much better film but as it stands I give this one a high 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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DEAD MAN ON CAMPUS A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * 1/2* out of * * * *
Dead Man on Campus is a black comedy dealing with college life and a rather gruesome, but fictitious, urban legend. However, for a black comedy, the humor here is well on the bland side, and definitely not worth the price of tuition.
Josh (Tom Everett Scott) is a college freshman His roommate is Cooper (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), a ne'er do well student who's more interested in sex, drugs and alcohol than in books and classes. When the two roommates clash styles, Cooper prevails... at least until mid-semester. Then the two students try to determine how to salvage their failing grades and stay in school.
They pin their hopes on an old school legend. If a student commits suicide, his or her roommates will be given straight-As to compensate for grief.
Dead Man on Campus takes far too long to launch into this main plot thread. To put it frankly, Josh and Cooper are rather boring. It isn't until their intended roommates/victims show up that things start to get interesting.
One of those roommates in particular, a truly insane student named Cliff (Lochlyn Munro), possesses an abundance of the energy which Dead Man on Campus so desperately needs. The film perks up when he's around, but not enough for a complete redemption.
The biggest failing of Dead Man on Campus is the lack of a strong central character. Despite the "party" atmosphere, neither Tom Everett Scott nor Mark-Paul Gosselaar seem to be people you'd like to hang out around. Unfortunately, we're forced to for ninety minutes. A more personable actor, or a better written character, might have made that stretch bearable.
In an unusual twist of fate (or perhaps a lack of ideas), there is actually another movie dealing with the college roommate-suicide urban legend coming out in a few months, Dead Man's Curve. It won't be hard to have better success than Dead Man on Campus.
Copyright 1998 Matt Williams
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Perform the following actions:
For the purpose of this guide, upload them to a directory called "skin" located at the root of your domain.
This will allow you to easily reference the jPlayer skin from anywhere on your site using:
/skin/jplayer.blue.monday.css
The skins tend to be dependant on their jPlayer release, with changes to the skin occurring between releases to take advantage of new features. Make sure you download the skin for the correct version of jPlayer.
The jPlayer skin is a good starting point for creating your own custom look that fits your site.
We wrote a blog post (Spreading Love and the Load with HTML5) that uses an HTML5 canvas to change the skin's sprites image, creating a simple jPlayer Skinner. It works in HTML5 browsers and it could use some love... To enable changing the values multiple times without having to reload the page, which is what I just noticed in Firefox 3.6.
We plan to add more skins in the future.
Prior to jPlayer 2.0.0 we did not publish the skins in a ZIP file and you had to get them manually direct from the site directory: /release/skin/
For example, /1.2.0/skin/
While writing this guide I decided that we should make it easier to obtain the skin.


Guidance
How local authorities should collect key stage 1 (KS1) assessments data from all state-funded schools, including academies and free schools.
The key stage 1 ( KS1 ) assessments data collection is a statutory data collection that takes place each June. You must complete statutory data collections by law unless there’s a good reason not to.
Local authorities must submit KS1 assessments for all state-funded schools, including academies and free schools.
You should submit teacher assessment information for all pupils at the end of KS1 for:
You can find guidance on how to collect this information in section 8 of the KS1 assessment and reporting arrangements (ARA) .
KS1 covers years 1 and 2.
Dates for the 2017 data collection:
Please note that you need to submit your return by the deadline (28 July 2017) for us to include your data in the ‘Phonics screening check and key stage 1 assessment’ statistical first release and on the RAISEonline website .
You should submit your data using COLLECT , our centralised data collection and management system.
Note that we’ll only be able to change the status of your data submission to ‘authorised’ once you’ve cleared all errors in the data in COLLECT .
The following document will help you prepare for the 2017 return:
If you are looking for guides from past KS1 assessments data collections, visit the ‘ KS1 assessments data collection: closed collections’ page.
Please use the service request form if you have any questions about your data. We aim to answer your question within 5 working days.
Reset your Secure Access login details using the forgotten password or username form .
Please contact your school or local authority approver, if:
If you don’t know who your approver is, please use the Secure Access service request form .
Please use the feedback form if you have any comments about our data collection service, including COLLECT and the helpdesk service.
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Updated: 1 February 2017


I just got out of school and me and a friend walked over to his house and smoked about 3 bowls. I was droppin acid that afternoon when I got home, I had bought 4 hits earlier in the week. The only other hallucinagen I have done was shrooms. When I got home some other friends that were each takin 2 hits came over. I dropped my 4 and went and played guitar and waited for it to take effect.
After about 20 or 30 minutes I felt restless and got up and started walking around. I felt really energized and everything seemed kinda wierd. I went on the computer and listened to some Jimi. I was listening to Castles in the Sand, this blew my mind. I had never liked Jimi alot, but when I was listening to it, his voice was so beautiful. The whole song kinda disappeared, and all I could hear was his voice, and his guitar. After sitting there like this, I noticed that some people were playing on my guitar amp in the other room, this causes the wall in between the rooms to shake. I had my feet on the wall, I could hear them playing but all I heard was noise, no notes or anything. I was still listening to Jimi, then the noise blended in, and the noise sounded like a space ship taking off, then my legs began shaking even more. This was really wierd, but I enjoyed it alot.
After this I walked around for a little bit, talked to people, I was the only one feeling the effects right now. I went back on the computer, my friend was in there, he had his legs crossed and was shaking his foot. This movement then moved onto the whole desk that the computer was on. The whole fixture was shaking back and forth violently, it didnít disturb me because I was still clear headed. After about 20 min we left to go to Mcdonaldís and go in the play pen.
 I didnít know what was going on anymore really. I just sat there for like 30 minutes and thought about stuff, stared off, the bricks in the ground were moving, not alot though. Then a friend reminded me to go into the playpen and me and the 2 other people tripping went through the 'adventure' alone. The colorful tubes, the sound being changed, and not knowing where I was going. I had no clue what was going on. We got to a big chamber and I could stand up, I looked around and I forgot were I was for a second. Then I went down the slide, which was better described as feeling like being sucked out of the slide.
This is when everything got out of control. I had no clue what started it but I began to panic, I wasnít in reality at all. I had slipped into my own world, I went into my room alone, which might not have been a good idea. While I was sitting there, I started seeing patterns, nothing big really. Then everything began to echo. I heard a voice, the voice was my thoughts, but I heard it. Then I heard whispering in my room, no one was in there and I had no clue why I heard it. I went into a loop of thinking that I had takin to much, that I was going to go insane for the next 5 hours, this pretty much did happen.
My friend came and picked me up, we were driving around, it was a beautiful night, but all I was thinking about is what was going to happen to me. The two people in the front seat were talking. I couldnít hold up a conversation because I would forget what I said 5 seconds after I said it. We went to my friends house, I went into his bathroom right away. I look at myself, I wasnít really seeing anything, but I felt the need to get out of my clothes. I took off my shirt and shoes. I went out of the bathroom and I was asking anyone I saw for a pencil and paper to write down my thoughts. I felt that if I could write out my thoughts, maybe the voice I was hearing would shut up.
Then I felt the need to hear music, my friend had a computer with music on it, but I needed to have a cd player or mp3 player, I kept asking everyone for one. Then I realized I had paper in my hand, and wondered why I had it. Then I remembered I was gonna write on it, but I had thrown the pen somewhere. I left my friends house with them in just pants, socks, and a undershirt. I left my shoes and shirt at his house.  I just stared at them for a minute, I was hearing them say things. Then they started moving my window up and down. Now all I remember is that I was staring at the moon and how beautiful it looked, they said I was talking to the window. I apparently said 'Hi' to the window.
I went back to my house and thought about the wierdest things for the next 2 hours, which seemed like 2 days. I felt as if I was being pushed into a wierd position by some outside force. This was a very strange feeling, I didnít know why it was happening. I was trying to think about comforting things, but they would leave my mind after 5 seconds. Then I began to think that maybe I should forgot about caring about myself and start thinking about how I could help mankind in general. I associated words, or people, with just the beginning of the word or name. Then I forgot what each letter was for, and thought of another name. This went on for 30 minutes. When my friends came over, my girlfriend called. This is what ended my mind fuck, I felt an overwhelming feeling of relief, as if everything was ok now, I spent the next hour sitting there and staring at stuff, trying to trip again.
Later that night, I did cocaine for my first time too, we also smoked some primo. When the effects of the weed and coke kicked in, I wasnít high. I just began to trip again. I felt like I was being pulled out of body. I would stare at something for a minute, and my head would become disconnected from my body and whatever I was staring at was a different world. There was a doorway, then someone sitting in a chair, and a t.v. I viewed this as three worlds, and whenever I stared at one, I was pulled toward it, as if it had a gravitational pull.
The next morning when I woke up, I was completely fine, I felt great. The effects of the acid had worn off completely and I could remember most of the day before. I didnít have a very great trip, but I decided that I still liked it in the end.
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1. Start the INCC program, select View and click on Maintain to get into the Maintenance Menu.
2. Select Maintain | Material Type Add/Delete, and prepare a list of material types to match your items. You can change this list at any time.
3. Select Maintain | Calibration | Analysis Methods, and check the analysis methods you want to use for each material type. You can change the selections at any later time.
4. Select Maintain | Background Setup, and set all background rates to zero.
5. Select Maintain | Normalization Setup, select the type of normalization and set the normalization constant to one and the error to zero. Enter the reference 252Cf doubles rate or the reference AmLi singles rate and its measurement date. Check the box if you are using an add-a-source 252Cf source as the reference source, and enter the measurement position. If you do not know these values yet, enter arbitrary values temporarily. You cannot do a normalization test until these values are known and entered here.
6. Select Setup | Measurement Parameters.
a. Select the type of shift register electronics used by your system and the serial port to which the shift register is connected.
b. Enter the predelay, gate length, and high voltage. Some of these may be manual settings (outside the program), depending on the type of shift register electronics used.
c. Enter the detector die-away time and the deadtime coefficients A and B.
d. If any of your planned measurements involve multiplicity analysis, enter the efficiency, multiplicity deadtime, and the doubles and triples gate fractions.
7. Select Maintain | QC and Test Parameters. Set the entries to their default values: (from top to bottom) 1000, 0.1, 4, 3, 100, 10, box checked, 3, 1, 1, 99 and 1.
8. Select Maintain | Archive, and make sure that your database and data sets will be saved as long as you need them.
9. If you are using an add-a-source system, select Maintain | Add-a-source Setup, and enter the add-a-source parameters for either the CompuMotor or PLC.
10. You will need a set of calibration parameters for each analysis method for each material type that you will verify. If you already have these values, select Maintain | Calibration and select an analysis method and enter your parameters for each material type. Repeat for all other analysis methods you will use. If you do not have these values yet, you can not verify until you get the calibration parameters.


Introduction to Probability Models
Lecture 25
Qi Wang, Department of Statistics
Oct 22, 2018
Example 1
At a high school track and field tournament, Mark’s high jumps vary evenly from 1.8 meters to 2.15 meters,
while Dan’s high jumps vary evenly from 1.75 to 2.3 meters.
- Let M be the length of one of Mark’s high jumps. What are the distribution and parameter(s) of M?
- What is that the probability that Mark jumps between 1.88 and 2.05 meters?
- Which jumper’s jumps has the smaller standard deviation?
- What is the probability that one of Dan’s high jumps is exactly 2.0 meters?
- What length cuts off the highest 25% of Dan’s high jumps?
Exponential Random Variable
- The definition of $X$ : The waiting time until the first success
- Support: $X \in [0, +\infty)$ or $X \ge 0$
- Parameter: $\mu$, the average amount of time for one success
- PDF: $f_X(x) = \frac{1}{\mu} e^{-\frac{x}{\mu}}$, for $ x \ge 0$
- CDF:
\[
F_X(x)= P(X \le x) = \left\{
\begin{array}{ll}
0, x < 0\\
1 - e^{-\frac{x}{\mu}}, x \ge 0
\end{array}
\right.
\]
- Expected Value: $E[X] = \mu$
- Variance: $Var(X) = \mu^2$
- Notation: $X \sim Exp(\mu)$ or $X \sim Exponential(\mu)$
Important Properties for the Exponential Distribution
If $X \sim Exp(\mu)$
- Tail Probability formula: $P(X > x) = e^{-\frac{x}{\mu}}$
- Memoryless Property: $P(X > s + t| X > s) = P(X > t)$
Example 2
It is your birthday and you are waiting for someone to write you a birthday message on Facebook.
On average (on your birthday) you receive a facebook message every 10 minutes.
Assume that birthday messages arrive independently.
- What is the probability the next posting takes 15 minutes or longer to appear? What distribution, parameter(s) and support are you using?
- What is the standard deviation of the time between birthday postings?
- What is the probability that it takes 12.5 minutes for the next birthday posting?
- Suppose that the most recent birthday posting was done at 1:40 pm and it is now 1:45 pm.
What is the probability that you will have to wait until 1:53 pm or later for the next message?
- What is the probability that your wait time for the next three messages is less than 8 minutes?
- What is your median waiting time for birthday messages?
Exponential Random Variable
- The definition of $X$ : The waiting time until the first success
- Support: $X \in [0, +\infty)$ or $X \ge 0$
- Parameter: $\lambda$, the number of success per time unit, $\lambda = \frac{1}{\mu}$
- PDF: $f_X(x) = \lambda e^{- \lambda x}$, for $ x \ge 0$
- CDF:
\[
F_X(x)= P(X \le x) = \left\{
\begin{array}{ll}
0, x < 0\\
1 - e^{-\lambda x}, x \ge 0
\end{array}
\right.
\]
- Expected Value: $E[X] = \frac{1}{\lambda}$
- Variance: $Var(X) = \frac{1}{\lambda^2}$
- Notation: $X \sim Exp(\lambda)$ or $X \sim Exponential(\lambda)$
Example 3
You are teaching your new puppy to fetch a ball and are interested in the amount of
time it takes for the puppy to run, get the ball and bring it back to you after you throw it.
- Scenario 1: The average amount of time it takes is 30 seconds.
- Scenario 2: The amount of time it takes is anywhere from 10 to 45 seconds.
- What is the distribution, parameter(s) and support for Scenario 1 and Scenario 2
- For each scenario, find the probability that it takes more than 22 seconds for the puppy to fetch the ball. Less than 50 seconds??
- What is the probability that it will take the puppy less than 40 seconds to fetch the ball knowing that it took the puppy longer than 22 seconds
- Assuming independence, what is the probability that it takes the puppy less than 40 seconds to fetch each of the next 5 balls?


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Slow and perfect or fast and good enough
Written on 29 January 2013
examples of everything from jake with "push push push" to my buddy who was like "dude i can get a B, im done"
about how people don't teach you to optimize for speed and good enough in school, even in exams your aim is to get them all right rather than get the most right as fast as you can. etc.
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Fits Parametric Frailty Models by maximum marginal likelihood. Possible baseline hazards: exponential, Weibull, inverse Weibull (Fréchet), Gompertz, lognormal, log-skew-normal, and loglogistic. Possible Frailty distributions: gamma, positive stable, inverse Gaussian and lognormal.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), survival, optimx |
| Imports: | msm, graphics, sn |
| Published: | 2018-11-07 |
| Author: | Federico Rotolo [aut, cre], Marco Munda [aut], Andrea Callegaro [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Federico Rotolo <federico.rotolo at innate-pharma.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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| Materials: | README NEWS |
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| CRAN checks: | parfm results |
| Reference manual: | parfm.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
parfm |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: parfm_2.7.6.tgz, r-oldrel: parfm_2.7.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | parfm archive |
| Reverse suggests: | dynfrail |
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Code
- neo-cli - Agnostic Orchestration Tools for Openstack. [Python] [⭐ ~7]
- org-download - Drag and drop images to Emacs org-mode. [Elisp] [⭐ ~301]
- Elegant - A responsive, minimal, and stylish theme for Pelican. [Python] [⭐ ~165]
- Prelude - Prelude is an enhanced Emacs 24.4+ distribution that should make your experience with Emacs both more pleasant and more powerful. [Elisp] [⭐ ~4,028]
- lisp-lang.org - Common Lisp homepage. [Javascript] [⭐ ~86]
Documentation
- Wikipedia - The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
- The Python Wiki - A user-editable compendium of knowledge based around the Python programming language.
- Pelican wiki - Wiki of Pelican. [⭐ ~8,528]
- Awesome Emacs - A community driven list of useful Emacs packages, libraries and others. [⭐ ~4,542]
- Gundala - EPP Client Library.
- Awesome Common Lisp - A curated list of awesome Common Lisp frameworks, libraries and other shiny stuff. [⭐ ~856]
- Awesome Linux Software - A list of awesome applications, software, tools and other materials for Linux distros. [⭐ ~10,052]
- µBaik - Scripting language for IoT. [⭐ ~6]
- Android FOSS - A list of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) for Android – saving Freedom and Privacy. [⭐ ~33]
- free-programming-books - Freely available programming books. [⭐ ~116,889]
Translation
- Loop Habit Tracker - Loop Habit Tracker, an Android app for creating and maintaining good habits. [⭐ ~2,268]
- Anuto - Another ugly tower defense for Android. [⭐ ~117]
Hacks
Special hack to fill special need (unmerged upstream).
- Crux - A Collection of Ridiculously Useful eXtensions for Emacs. [Elisp]
- Chronos - Multiple simultaneous countdown / countup timers in Emacs. [Elisp]
- xelatex-emoji - Emoji support for XeLaTeX documents. [Latex]
- saka-key - A keyboard interface to the web. [Javascript]
- pelican-mode - Emacs minor mode for editing articles and pages in Pelican sites. [Elisp]
Ideas
I contributed ideas (feature request) too. These are list of my ideas that had been implemented to core app.
- Per-site link formatting | org-cliplink
- Add timestamp to note content | omni-notes
- Discussion to make silentcast work in i3mw | silentcast
- Add Default ATTR_ORG attribute | org-download
- Better error message | keepassxc-cli


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1 AST 138 of 2011 01 06.04.11 A.S.T. 138 of 2011 akd Mukul Roy & Anr. Vs. State of West Bengal & Ors. --------------
Mr. Saktinath Mukherjee, Mr. Somenath Bose, Mr. Joydeep Kar, Mr. Billwadal Bhattacharyya, Ms. Reshmi Ghosh, Mr. Sirsanya Bandopadhyay.
... For the Petitioners.
Mr. Kallol Basu.
... For the WBPCB.
Mr. Sandip Srimani, Mr. Pratik Dhar, Mr. Suryasarathi Basu.
... For the State.
This petition has been filed by the General Secretary of the All India Trinamul Congress and General Secretary of All India Trinamul Congress (Youth) impugning the notification dated 7th March, 2011 in continuation of notification dated 29th December, 2009 issued by the Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal and by West Bengal Pollution Control Board.
As a result of which the political parties are not in a position to hold public meeting during the period i.e. before three days of the commencement of the Secondary and Higher Secondary Examination and till such examinations are over, as per statutory circular dated 17th January, 2011 issued by the West Bengal 2 AST 138 of 2011 Pollution Control Board.
It is submitted by Mr. Mukherjee, learned Senior Counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioners that first batch of Assembly Election schedule in West Bengal during the current year is going to be held on 18th April, 2011 for 54 seats in North Bengal consisting of Constituencies in Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Uttar Dinajpur, Dakshin Dinajpur and Malda Districts.
It is submitted that the Secondary and Higher Secondary Examinations conducted by West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Examination respectively, will be over by 8th April, 2011 and, therefore, reasonable relief is sought by way of a direction from this Court to relax the impugned notification and permit the political parties from using loudspeaker in open area, so as to hold political meetings, otherwise political parties will not be able to reach its voters in the aforementioned constituencies. Therefore, they may be permitted to hold election meetings by using loudspeakers in open area during the daytime and preferably between 10-00 hours and 20-00 hours.
It is submitted that though the examinations conducted by West Bengal Board and Council are over, but the examinations conducted by the Central 3 AST 138 of 2011 Board and Council will over by 13th April, 2011 and there will be hardly any time left for canvassing and reaching the people by holding public election meetings and, therefore, the Court should pass appropriate orders in the matter.
Mr. Kallol Basu, learned counsel appearing on behalf of West Bengal Pollution Control Board has placed before us a written suggestion of the Board. Let the same be taken on record.
Learned counsel submits that considering the exigency of the circumstances, the Court may pass appropriate orders in the matter. In this respect our attention has been drawn to an order dated 20th November, 1997 passed in C.O. 4303 (W) of 1995 [Om Birangana Religious Society vs. State of West Bengal & Ors.] as also various provisions of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 read with Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000.
Learned counsel submits that the impugned notification has been issued keeping in mind the decision of this Court and the said rules and regulations. He submits that considering this as an exception, the respondents suggest that the Court may permit the use of loudspeakers in open area, subject to statutory provisions and rules for a reasonable time keeping in mind the interest of students who are appearing for the examinations, 4 AST 138 of 2011 conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education and Indian Council of Secondary Education, which will not be over till 13th April, 2011.
Nobody appears on behalf of Election Commission of India, respondent no.10 herein, at the time of hearing. In our view, the respondent no.10 should take a call in the matter and come up with certain guidelines as part of its code of conduct, while conducting elections in various States by focussing its attention to the welfare and interest of students community, who are required to undergo examinations throughout the year and particularly when they are appearing in the Annual Examinations, such blatant use of microphones in open space are bound to invade their privacy for substantially affecting their studies and future in life.
We could have finally disposed of this petition by passing the orders, which we now propose to pass by way of interim order as we want the respondent no.10 to address us on the said issue.
Therefore, we are keeping this petition pending with a direction to the respondents and particularly respondent no.10, to file their respective affidavit-in- opposition by way of response on or before the next date of hearing.
Taking into consideration the exigency of the 5 AST 138 of 2011 circumstances that the Assembly elections, which are going to be held in the State, shall commence from 18th April, 2011 for 54 seats in North Bengal in about six Districts, we pass the following interim order, which shall be applicable to all Constituencies excepting Darjeeling Town.
We, therefore, direct the respondents i.e. Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal and West Bengal Pollution Control Board to permit the political parties and candidates who are contesting elections for Assembly in North Bengal except Darjeeling town, to hold public meetings by using loudspeakers / microphones in open ground area subject to statutory rules and regulations governing the subject between 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with effect from 9th April, 2011 till 16th April, 2011.
We make it clear that this interim order should not be treated as a precedent for future as it has been passed considering the exigency of the circumstances for the purpose of enabling the political parties and candidates who are contesting the Assembly Elections and restricted to the Constituencies as aforesaid in North Bengal.
The matter be now listed after summer vacation i.e. on 24th June, 2011 to enable the parties to file their respective affidavits, so that the petition can be finally disposed of.
6AST 138 of 2011 Let photostat plain copy of this order duly countersigned by the Assistant Registrar (Court) be given to the learned counsel for the parties on usual undertaking.
(J.N.PATEL,CHIEF JUSTICE) (ASHIM KUMAR ROY, J.)


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Class that stores values of the player and the game itself.
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#include <gamerules.hpp>
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int | playernumber |
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int | firepower |
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bool | startsignal = false |
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bool | gameFinished = false |
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int | gametime |
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Class that stores values of the player and the game itself.
Definition at line 16 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ getFinishedSignal()
| bool GameRules::getFinishedSignal |
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Get the Finished Signal value.
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Definition at line 59 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ getFirepower()
| int GameRules::getFirepower |
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Get the Firepower value.
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Definition at line 41 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ getGameTime()
| int GameRules::getGameTime |
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Get the Game Time value.
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Definition at line 68 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ getPlayerNumber()
| int GameRules::getPlayerNumber |
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Get the Player Number value.
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Definition at line 32 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ getStartSignal()
| bool GameRules::getStartSignal |
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Get the Start Signal value.
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Definition at line 50 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ setFinishedSignal()
| void GameRules::setFinishedSignal |
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◆ setFirePower()
| void GameRules::setFirePower |
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Set the Fire Power value.
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Definition at line 86 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ setGameTime()
| void GameRules::setGameTime |
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Set the Game Time value.
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Definition at line 111 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ setPlayerNumber()
| void GameRules::setPlayerNumber |
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Set the Player Number value.
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Definition at line 77 of file gamerules.hpp.
◆ setStartSignal()
| void GameRules::setStartSignal |
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