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Latest Wolverhampton Wanderers news | Nuno's side returned to Premier League action on Saturday against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium
by Ben Husband, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/ben-husband/Romain Saiss will miss Wolverhampton Wanderers ' clash with Sheffield United after picking up his fifth booking of the season.
The Moroccan international came into the game with Bournemouth having already picked up four cautions and referee Simon Hooper showed him a yellow only minutes into the game.
Saiss has stepped in at centre back since the long term injury to Willy Boly, but Wolves boss Nuno will have to shuffle his deck when they meet the Blades next week.
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List in Platform is built on top of List component present in list-item.
In fundamental-ngx/core, features like title, icon, secondary data, footer,
group header are exposed as directives which provides more freedom to
developers to assemble the List component. In Platform it is implemented
as item components hiding the internal complexity from application developer.
It abstracts out the assembling part making it easier to use.
Platform specific enhancements:
- Implemented as Angular Component to hide complexity of dealing with HTML in order to delivered high-order
component.
- Optimised number of Bindings (@Inputs, @Outputs) suited more for application developer
- Introducing List with configurable features like Select,Multi-select, Navigations, Deletion, Attachment.
- Enhanced support for accessibility which covers access by keyboard, mouse and touch. Enhanced compatibility
with screen readers.
- Supports both imperative and declarative way of accepting the items for all the list variants.
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public class Moves
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> |
generateMoves(java.util.ArrayList<Moves> past)
Generates an ArrayList of valid Moves for the current piece.
|
Unit |
getPiece()
Returns the actual Unit on the board.
|
int |
getX()
Returns the x-coordinate of the piece.
|
int |
getY()
Returns the y-coordinate of the piece.
|
public Moves(Unit[][] board, int y, int x)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.y
- The y-coordinate of the piece.x
- The x-coordinate of the piece.public int getX()
public int getY()
public Unit getPiece()
public java.util.ArrayList<Moves> generateMoves(java.util.ArrayList<Moves> past)
past
- An ArrayList containing the past 2 Moves of the owner of the piece.


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|---|---|
| AbstractOverrideTabHandler | The abstract tab handler for handling all profile override tabs. |
| AbstractTargetTabHandler | The Abstract base call for all the Target tab handlers. |
| AddParentsController | This controller manages the process of adding members to a Target Group. |
| AQAReaderController | The controller for handling the log viewer commands. |
| AssignToHarvesterController | |
| AttachmentView | A Spring View implementation that generates an attachment. |
| ContentReaderController | The controller for handling the log viewer commands. |
| ContentView | A Spring View implementation that displays a raw content file. |
| CustomDepositFormController | |
| EditScheduleController | The controller for editing a schedule. |
| HarvestNowController | This controller is responsible for allocating a TargetInstance to a Harvest Agent immediatly. |
| LiveContentRetrieverController | |
| LogReaderController | The controller for handling the log viewer commands. |
| LogRetrieverController | Controller for retrieving a log file from the WCT core. |
| PermissionPopupController | The controller for the permission popup view. |
| ProfileBasicCredentialsController | The controller for handling the creation of basic form credential overrides. |
| ProfileFormCredentialsController | The controller for form credentials profile overrides. |
| QueueController | The controller for displaying a list of target instances and processing commands to filter the list and display the target instances. |
| ShowHopPathController | The controller for handling the hop path viewer commands. |
| TabbedTargetController | The controller for all Target tabs. |
| TabbedTargetInstanceController | The controller for all target instance tabs. |
| TargetAccessHandler | The handler for the target access tab. |
| TargetAnnotationHandler | The handler for the target annotations tab. |
| TargetDescriptionHandler | The handler for the target description tab. |
| TargetGeneralHandler | The handler for the target general tab. |
| TargetGroupsHandler | Handler for adding groups to a Target. |
| TargetInstanceAnnotationHandler | The handler for the target instance annotations tab. |
| TargetInstanceDisplayHandler | The handler for the target instance annotations tab. |
| TargetInstanceGeneralHandler | The handler for the target instance general tab. |
| TargetInstanceLogsHandler | The handler for the target instance logs tab. |
| TargetInstanceProfileHandler | The handler for the target instance profiles tab. |
| TargetInstanceResultHandler | The handler for the target instance results/harvests tab. |
| TargetInstanceStateHandler | The handler for the target instance states tab. |
| TargetProfileHandler | The handler for the target profile overrides tab. |
| TargetSchedulesHandler | The handler for the target schedules tab. |
| TargetSearchController | The controller for searching for Targets. |
| TargetSeedsHandler | The handler for the target seeds handler. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| SeedLinkWrongAgencyException | Thrown when you attempt to link a seed to a permission that belongs to an agency other than that which owns the target. |
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[gecode-users] Compiling Gecode under MinGW
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Aug 31 12:17:26 CEST 2012
The reason is simple: we do not support MinGW as a platform. It is possible
to make it compatible and it shouldn't be that hard: one would just have to
find out that it is MinGW and use the pthreads package instead on the
Windows thread package.
However we are not willing to do that ourselves. If somebody sends a patch
(hint! Hint!) we will surely incorporate it.
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Maik Riechert
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 11:05 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Compiling Gecode under MinGW
Hi,
As I want to use Gecode in Windows with Haskell and cabal-install uses GCC,
I need to rebuild it from source in MinGW/MSYS.
I did a ./configure --with-host-os=linux which went through and then "make"
which had these errors:
g++ -I. -mthreads -ffast-math -fno-strict-aliasing -O3
-fvisibility=hidden -ggdb -pipe -Wall -Wextra -pthread -DNDEBUG \
-c -o gecode/support/exception.o gecode/support/exception.cpp In
file included from ./gecode/support/thread.hpp:264:0,
from ./gecode/support.hh:130,
from gecode/support/exception.cpp:38:
./gecode/support/thread/pthreads.hpp: In static member function 'static void
Gecode::Support::Thread::sleep(unsigned int)':
./gecode/support/thread/pthreads.hpp:125:7: error: '::sleep' has not been
declared
./gecode/support/thread/pthreads.hpp: In static member function 'static
unsigned int Gecode::Support::Thread::npu()':
./gecode/support/thread/pthreads.hpp:133:36: error:
'_SC_NPROCESSORS_ONLN' was not declared in this scope
./gecode/support/thread/pthreads.hpp:133:56: error: 'sysconf' was not
declared in this scope
gecode/support/exception.cpp: At global scope:
gecode/support/exception.cpp:46:3: warning:
'Gecode::Exception::Exception(const char*, const char*)' redeclared without
dllimport attribute after being referenced with dll linkage [enabled by
default]
gecode/support/exception.cpp:59:3: warning: 'virtual const char*
Gecode::Exception::what() const' redeclared without dllimport attribute:
previous dllimport ignored [-Wattributes]
make[1]: *** [gecode/support/exception.o] Error 1
Is it possible to make this compatible? Why is it failing at all?
Cheers
Maik
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Normally, a right-click anywhere on-screen will fire an EdgeGesture event. However, in some cases, you may want right-click to perform another function, such as show a context menu or select an item. In these cases, it is possible to handle the right-click event and prevent the EdgeGesture event from firing. In this example, we prevent the EdgeGesture event from firing when a right-click is performed within the box below.


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In Eric Evans' book Domain Driven Design, ISBN 0-321-12521-5, we find a domain oriented discussion around cargo making voyages from the starting point to a destination. The discussion in DDD is not continuous, so we need to find the many snippets throughout the book. We will try to address each piece found in the book as it appears, and how that is dealt with in Qi4j.
We have chosen the Cargo example also due to the fact that Mr Evans uses this in presentations about Domain Driven Design, and that it represents exactly the type of applications that we think Qi4j is made for.
In the tutorial text, I will be reference pages in the book, and it refers to my edition, i.e. "First printing, August 2003", which I believe to be the only edition in circulation at the time of this writing (Jan 2008). I will also try to reference the section in question, so if you read this when other DDD editions are out, you will have a chance to find it.
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Class SvgImageBase
This is an abstract implementation of a markup extension that enables the creation of DrawingImage from SVG sources.
Inherited Members
Namespace: SharpVectors.Converters
Assembly: SharpVectors.Converters.Wpf.dll
Syntax
public abstract class SvgImageBase : MarkupExtension
Constructors
SvgImageBase()
Initializes a new instance of the SvgImageBase class with the default parameters.
Declaration
protected SvgImageBase()
Fields
_appName
Declaration
protected string _appName
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
_culture
Declaration
protected CultureInfo _culture
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CultureInfo |
_includeRuntime
Declaration
protected bool _includeRuntime
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
_optimizePath
Declaration
protected bool _optimizePath
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
_textAsGeometry
Declaration
protected bool _textAsGeometry
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Properties
AppName
Gets or sets the project or application name of the target assembly.
Declaration
public string AppName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string specifying the application project name. |
Remarks
This is optional and is only used to resolve the resource Uri at the design time.
CultureInfo
Gets or sets the main culture information used for rendering texts.
Declaration
public CultureInfo CultureInfo { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CultureInfo | An instance of the CultureInfo specifying the main culture information for texts. The default is the English culture. |
Remarks
This is the culture information passed to the FormattedText class instance for the text rendering.
The library does not currently provide any means of splitting texts into its multi-language parts.
IncludeRuntime
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the SharpVectors.Runtime.dll
classes are used in the generated output.
Declaration
public bool IncludeRuntime { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | This is true if the |
Remarks
The use of the SharpVectors.Runtime.dll
prevents the hard-coded
font path generated by the FormattedText class, support
for embedded images etc.
OptimizePath
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the path geometry is optimized using the StreamGeometry.
Declaration
public bool OptimizePath { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | This is true if the path geometry is optimized using the StreamGeometry; otherwise, it is false. The default is true. |
TextAsGeometry
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the texts are rendered as path geometry.
Declaration
public bool TextAsGeometry { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | This is true if texts are rendered as path geometries; otherwise, this is false. The default is false. |
Methods
GetAppName()
Declaration
protected void GetAppName()
GetDrawing(Uri)
This converts the SVG resource specified by the Uri to DrawingGroup.
Declaration
protected virtual DrawingGroup GetDrawing(Uri svgSource)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Uri | svgSource | A Uri specifying the source of the SVG resource. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| DrawingGroup | A DrawingGroup of the converted SVG resource. |
GetEntryAssembly()
Declaration
protected Assembly GetEntryAssembly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Assembly |
GetExecutingAssembly()
Declaration
protected Assembly GetExecutingAssembly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Assembly |
GetImage(Uri)
This converts the SVG resource specified by the Uri to DrawingImage.
Declaration
protected virtual DrawingImage GetImage(Uri svgSource)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Uri | svgSource | A Uri specifying the source of the SVG resource. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| DrawingImage | A DrawingImage of the converted SVG resource. |
Remarks
This uses the GetDrawing(Uri) method to convert the SVG resource to DrawingGroup, which is then wrapped in DrawingImage.
IsDesignMode(IServiceProvider)
Declaration
protected bool IsDesignMode(IServiceProvider serviceProvider = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IServiceProvider | serviceProvider |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |


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The Capacitor workflow involves a few consistent tasks:
Capacitor turns your web app into a native binary for each platform. Thus, much of your work will consist of developing and then building a mobile-focused web app.
You will interact with the native platform underneath using Capacitor's APIs (such as Camera), or by using existing Cordova plugins with Capacitor's Cordova Compatibility.
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- My first Strat: Maple
Before Stratocaster
The design of Stratocaster (Strat for short) was heavily influenced by its two predecesors – Telecaster (Tele for short) and the two-horned shape Precision Bass. Musician Freddy Tavares came up with a design that combined features from Fender’s two first instruments.
In early 1953, the body of the Strat still closely resembled that of a Tele. Tele wasn’t known for its comfortability since the squared-off body digs into the player’s body. Guitarist Rex Gallion was often credited with suggesting a rounded edges and contoured body.
#The Strat was so well designed that the world had to wait for 10 years to appreciate its greatness.
1954 Fender Stratocaster: The Birth of an Icon
The Strat body featured a two-horned cutaway, rounded edges and contoured body. It was made of ash, which is known to have a nice twang and a good sustain.
To give the guitar a more high end look, Fender sales chief Don Randall insisted on a sunburst finish: a brownish-black outer hue called dark Salem, which graduated to a golden inner hue called canary yellow.
The U-shaped neck was made of a single piece of maple with black dot position markers. The walnut “skunk strip” ran down on the back of the neck where truss rod was installed. The fingerboard had a 7.25” fingerboard radius with small (.078” wide) frets.
The headstock was influence by instruments built by Paul Bigsby.
Stratocaster introduced the single-coil alnico triple-pickup configuration. Electronics were mounted to the single-ply white plastic pickguard (anodized aluminum on some early models) rather than to the body, enabling an entire pickguard/pickups/controls assembly to be dropped in place and screwed on (using eight screws) and only requiring connection to the output jack. The three control knobs placed near the bridge were within easy reach of the strumming/picking hand—a master volume and two tone controls for the neck and middle pickups.
The bridge is Strat’s biggest innovation. Leo Fender designed a brand new vibrado system. The initial design is not a success, used a bridge with rollers for each string and a separate tailpiece. In this design, the strings actually moved over the bridge on the rollers. a steel two-piece unit with six saddles that could be adjusted for intonation and height.
The new design the whole bridge assembly moved with the strings rather than having the strings move over rollers with the bridge remaining stationary.
There are three major parts: a tremolo bar, a bridge plate, and an adjustable anchor plate. The tremolo bar is inserted into the bridge. The rear of the bridge plate is unanchored and bent slightly upward; the front was fixed to the guitar body with six screws, one in front of each bridge saddle. The entire bridge could be rocked back and forth using an easily detachable “tremolo” arm, thus raising and lowering pitch. The anchor plate is placed inside the back compartment and screwed to the forward wall of the cavity. The bridge is attached to the anchor plate by three to five springs.
Some other interesting notes about the original production Strat: a slanting output jack mounted on the face of the guitar rather than the side. Serial numbers, originally located on the back tremolo plate, were moved to the neck plate in early summer 1954. Fender was using polystyrene based plastics for their guitars, which is commonly nicknamed bakelite (pronounced Bake-A-Lite). It was very brittle, and would wear down and crumble apart quite easily (not sure if it’s 1954).
Specs
- Body: Ash
- Finish: Two-color sunburst
- Neck: Maple, ‘U’-shaped (‘D’-shaped), 7.25” radius fingerboard
- Pickup: 3 single coil, 3-way switch
1955 Fender Stratocaster
There were not significant changes happening to Strat besides slightly refinements. The production process was improved, leading to a lighter weight. Serial number, located in the back metal neck plate, generally ranges from 6000 to 9000,
The brittle plastic originally used for Stratocaster pickguards, control knobs and pickup covers was replaced with a more durable plastic in 1955.
The round string holes in the rear tremolo plate became oval-shaped in mid 1955.
Specs
- Body: Ash
- Finish: Two-tone sunburst
- Neck: Maple, ‘U’-shaped (‘D’-shaped), 7.25” radius fingerboard
- Pickup: 3 single coil, 3-way switch
1956 Fender Stratocaster
1956 Fender Stratocaster serial numbers generally run from 9000 to 16000 (stamped on the neck plate).
Fender switched from ash to less-expensive and more easily workable alder for sunburst Stratocaster bodies in mid 1956 (blond Strats still use Ash). The finish process also changed: the yellow/amber tint for the sunburst finish started to be dyed into the wood, as opposed to being sprayed, making the process more efficient and economical. Then an outer edge was sprayed to create the burst.
The headstock’s round string retainer was switched to the “butterfly” string tree with a “half-tunnel” guide for the B and high E strings.
In mid 1956, the tuners were switched from the Kluson “no-line” tuners to the Kluson Deluxe “single-line” tuners (which feature “Kluson Deluxe” engraved in them in a vertical line).
The original rounded ‘U’-shaped profile was changed to soft ‘V’ profiles.
Pickup magnets were changed from alnico 3 to alnico 5 in late 1956.
Specs
- Body: Ash => Alder
- Finish: two-tone sunburst
- Neck: Maple, soft ‘V’-shaped, 7.25” radius fingerboard
- Pickup: 3 single coil, 3-way switch
1957 Fender Stratocaster
The 1957 Fender Stratocaster is considered a “classic” year by most with its two-tone sunburst finish on an Alder body wood with a Maple “V” neck. Serial number range for the 57 Fender Stratocaster are generally 16000 to 25000 (some numbers with a “0” or “-“ prefix on the neck plate).
Most 1957 Strats have a neck with a strong “V” backshape.
The plastics for a Stratocaster includes the volume and tone knobs, the pickup selector tip, the pickup covers, and the pickguard. Fender started using ABS plastic instead of polystyrene, which is more resistant and does not crumble like a cracker in mid 1957.
George Fullerton created what is now referred to as the first “official” Fender custom color—the Fiesta Red—circa 1957.
1958 Fender Stratocaster
The 1958 Fender Stratocaster saw some major changes take place. The serial number range for the 58 Fender Stratocaster’s are generally from 25000 to 30000 (some numbers start with a “0” or “-” prefix on the neck plate).
The ‘V’-shaped profile was changed back to ‘D’-shaped neck (thin ‘U’-shaped neck).
The two-color sunburst finish became a three-color sunburst finish in the first half of 1958 with the addition of an “in between” red hue.
1959 Fender Stratocaster
The serial number range for the 59 Fender Stratocaster are generally 30000 to 40000.
The one-piece neck-fingerboard was replaced by a two-piece construction consisting of a rosewood “slab” fingerboard (so nicknamed later on for its thickness and flat bottom) glued atop the maple neck with white “clay” position dots. This change is implemented for the summer 1959 NAMM show. Basically Strats 5/59 and later will have rosewood fingerboards.
The neck has a very thin “D” backshape. As 1959 progresses, the neck backshape gets even thinner.
The ‘skunk stripes’ became unnecessary because the truss rods channels on those instruments were routed into the front of the neck rather than the back, and then covered by the glued-on fingerboards.
These new rosewood-fingerboard models also replaced the black marker dots on the side of the neck with new off-white “clay” dots.
Fender used a red dye that was very reactive to UV light in the sunburst finish, causing it to fade, so your 3-color sunburst guitar suddenly became a 2-color sunburst
The single-ply white pickguard was replaced by multi-ply white-black-white celluloid pickguard with more screw holes (11) and a notable greenish tint. This celluloid pickguard was implemented around 7/59.
1960 Fender Stratocaster
The serial numbers for the 1960 Stratocasters generally fall within the 40,000 – 58,000 range stamped onto the neck plate. Not much changed from 1959 to 1960 but the guitar did become slightly more refined in the changes that took place over the 1959 year models.
The biggest change for 1960 Strats is that Fender switched from North Wound Pickups to South Wound Pickups. North wound vs south wound pickups just relates to the position and polarity of the magnets used. There is no real difference in tone
1961 Fender Stratocaster
The serial number range for the 61 Fender Stratocaster are generally 55000 to 72000 (on the neck plate).
Fender now using a more robust red in their sunburst finish. Hence 1961 and later Strats don’t have sunburst finished with a faded out red. The dark “Amber brown” part of the sunburst finish is now changed to “black”. Hence the dark part of the sunburst is more striking and does not blend as well as prior sunburst finishes.
Fender also added the patent numbers to the peghead during 1961, the peghead decal logo now has 2 patent numbers (2,573,254 & 2,741,146)
1962 Fender Stratocaster
The serial number range for the 62 Fender Stratocaster are generally 72000 to 93000 (on the neck plate).
One of the early changes is that the peghead decal logo now has 3 patent numbers (2,960,900 added).
In March 1962 Fender changed from a hand-written neck date on the butt of the neck to a rubber stamped date. The neck width was also part of the stamp, most commonly the “B” width, where the “B” signifies a 1 5/8” nut width.  There were also C width nuts which measured 1 3/4″ and a D width measured at 1 7/8″.
The biggest change is that Fender switched from the thick “slab” rosewood fingerboard to a thinner “veneer” style. Previously, the bottom of the fingerboard is flat, it is now radiused like the top playing surface of the fingerboard, rendering the fingerboard much thinner.
In late 1962, the paint process is also changed. Fender used a “stick” to hold the guitar in the neck pocket while painting the Stratocaster, so the neck pocket is not entirely painted.
1963 Fender Stratocaster
The serial number range for the 63 Fender Strat runs from 93000 to 99999 in the early part of the year. Then, in the spring of 63 Fender introduced the L series serial numbers. They started with L00001 and roughly go up to L20000.
1963 did not bring any huge change to the Fender Stratocaster (compared to late 1962 models). The one subtle change is the location of the pickguard screw between the neck and middle pickup is moved about 1/2” towards the middle pickup.
Another subtle change was the stamping of “Fender Pat. Pend” being slightly more pronounced on the bridge saddles.
1964 Fender Stratocaster
The serial number range for the 64 Fender Stratocaster are generally L20000 to L55000 (on the neck plate).
By mid-1964, the peghead “Fender” logo changed from the small and thin “spaghetti” logo to a more bold “transition” logo. It also has an added 4th patent number 3,143,028 as well.
The finishing procedure also changed for the Stratocaster at about the same time, allowing Fender to use more pieces of woods and body wood of lesser visual quality.
By the fall of 1964 “clay” fingerboard dots were changed to Pearloid (a plastic that looks like pearl).
Late 1964/early 1965 brought a change in pickguard material from the mint-green celluloid to a more stark white ABS plastic.
Other notable changes to the 1964 Fender Stratocaster were the tuning keys. They had been using “single line” Kluson tuners since around 1956. Toward the end of 64, the Stratocaster switched to a “double line” Kluson tuner.
Since it’s inception the Stratocaster had been using the black bottom single coil pickups. Around the spring to early summer, they started stamping the bottom of the pickups with a yellow date on the bottom showing when it was wound. As they moved through the year of 1964 they transitioned to a gray bottom pickup.
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My first Strat: Maple
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"""
Extractors are used to fetch, extract and convert a source data set into a PySpark DataFrame.
Exemplary extraction sources are **JSON Files** on file systems like HDFS, DBFS or EXT4
and relational database systems via **JDBC**.
"""
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[docs]class Extractor(object):
"""
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logger : :any:`logging.Logger`
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# pymunk
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"""This submodule contains helper functions to help with quick prototyping
using pymunk together with pyglet.
Intended to help with debugging and prototyping, not for actual production use
in a full application. The methods contained in this module is opinionated
about your coordinate system and not very optimized (they use batched
drawing, but there is probably room for optimizations still).
"""
__version__ = "$Id$"
__docformat__ = "reStructuredText"
__all__ = ["draw"]
import math
import pyglet
import pymunk
from pymunk.vec2d import Vec2d
[docs]def draw(*objs, **kwargs):
"""Draw one or many pymunk objects. It is perfectly fine to pass in a
whole Space object.
Objects that can be handled are:
* pymunk.Space
* pymunk.Segment
* pymunk.Circle
* pymunk.Poly
If a Space is passed in all shapes in that space will be drawn.
Unrecognized objects will be ignored (for example if you pass in a
constraint).
Typical usage::
>>> pymunk.pyglet_util.draw(my_space)
You can control the color of a Shape by setting shape.color to the color
you want it drawn in.
>>> my_shape.color = (255, 0, 0) # will draw my_shape in red
If you do not want a shape to be drawn, set shape.ignore_draw to True.
>>> my_shape.ignore_draw = True
(However, if you want to ignore most shapes its probably more performant
to only pass in those shapes that you want to be drawn to the draw method)
You can optionally pass in a batch to use. Just remember that you need to
call draw yourself.
>>> pymunk.pyglet_util.draw(my_shape, batch = my_batch)
>>> my_batch.draw()
See pyglet_util.demo.py for a full example
:Param:
objs : One or many objects to draw.
Can be either a single object or a list like container with
objects.
kwargs : You can optionally pass in a pyglet.graphics.Batch
If a batch is given all drawing will use this batch to draw
on. If no batch is given a a new batch will be used for the
drawing. Remember that if you pass in your own batch you need
to call draw on it yourself.
"""
new_batch = False
if "batch" not in kwargs:
new_batch = True
batch = pyglet.graphics.Batch()
else:
batch = kwargs["batch"]
for o in objs:
if isinstance(o, pymunk.Space):
_draw_space(o, batch)
elif isinstance(o, pymunk.Shape):
_draw_shape(o, batch)
elif isinstance(o, pymunk.Constraint):
_draw_constraint(o, batch)
elif hasattr(o, '__iter__'):
for oo in o:
draw(oo, **kwargs)
if new_batch:
batch.draw()
def _draw_space(space, batch = None):
for s in space.shapes:
if not (hasattr(s, "ignore_draw") and s.ignore_draw):
_draw_shape(s, batch)
def _draw_shape(shape, batch = None):
if isinstance(shape, pymunk.Circle):
_draw_circle(shape, batch)
elif isinstance(shape, pymunk.Segment):
_draw_segment(shape, batch)
elif isinstance(shape, pymunk.Poly):
_draw_poly(shape, batch)
def _draw_circle(circle, batch = None):
circle_center = circle.body.position + circle.offset.rotated(circle.body.angle)
r = 0
if hasattr(circle, "color"):
color = circle.color
elif circle.body.is_static:
color = (200, 200, 200)
r = 1
else:
color = (255, 0, 0)
#http://slabode.exofire.net/circle_draw.shtml
num_segments = int(4 * math.sqrt(circle.radius))
theta = 2 * math.pi / num_segments
c = math.cos(theta)
s = math.sin(theta)
x = circle.radius # we start at angle 0
y = 0
ps = []
for i in range(num_segments):
ps += [Vec2d(circle_center.x + x, circle_center.y + y)]
t = x
x = c * x - s * y
y = s * t + c * y
if circle.body.is_static:
mode = pyglet.gl.GL_LINES
ps = [p for p in ps+ps[:1] for _ in (0, 1)]
else:
mode = pyglet.gl.GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP
ps2 = [ps[0]]
for i in range(1, len(ps)+1/2):
ps2.append(ps[i])
ps2.append(ps[-i])
ps = ps2
vs = []
for p in [ps[0]] + ps + [ps[-1]]:
vs += [p.x, p.y]
c = circle_center + Vec2d(circle.radius, 0).rotated(circle.body.angle)
cvs = [circle_center.x, circle_center.y, c.x, c.y]
bg = pyglet.graphics.OrderedGroup(0)
fg = pyglet.graphics.OrderedGroup(1)
l = len(vs)/2
if batch == None:
pyglet.graphics.draw(l, mode,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color*l))
pyglet.graphics.draw(2, pyglet.gl.GL_LINES,
('v2f', cvs),
('c3B', (0,0,255)*2))
else:
batch.add(len(vs)/2, mode, bg,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color*l))
batch.add(2, pyglet.gl.GL_LINES, fg,
('v2f', cvs),
('c3B', (0,0,255)*2))
return
def _draw_poly(poly, batch = None):
ps = poly.get_vertices()
if hasattr(poly, "color"):
color = poly.color
elif poly.body.is_static:
color = (200, 200, 200)
else:
color = (0, 255, 0)
if poly.body.is_static:
mode = pyglet.gl.GL_LINES
ps = [p for p in ps+ps[:1] for _ in (0, 1)]
else:
mode = pyglet.gl.GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP
ps = [ps[1],ps[2], ps[0]] + ps[3:]
vs = []
for p in [ps[0]] + ps + [ps[-1]]:
vs += [p.x, p.y]
l = len(vs)/2
if batch == None:
pyglet.graphics.draw(l, mode,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color*l))
else:
batch.add(l, mode, None,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color*l))
def _draw_segment(segment, batch = None):
body = segment.body
pv1 = body.position + segment.a.rotated(body.angle)
pv2 = body.position + segment.b.rotated(body.angle)
d = pv2 - pv1
a = -math.atan2(d.x, d.y)
dx = segment.radius * math.cos(a)
dy = segment.radius * math.sin(a)
p1 = pv1 + Vec2d(dx,dy)
p2 = pv1 - Vec2d(dx,dy)
p3 = pv2 + Vec2d(dx,dy)
p4 = pv2 - Vec2d(dx,dy)
vs = [i for xy in [p1,p2,p3]+[p2,p3,p4] for i in xy]
if hasattr(segment, "color"):
color = segment.color
elif segment.body.is_static:
color = (200, 200, 200)
else:
color = (0, 0, 255)
l = len(vs)/2
if batch == None:
pyglet.graphics.draw(l, pyglet.gl.GL_TRIANGLES,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color * l))
else:
batch.add(l,pyglet.gl.GL_TRIANGLES, None,
('v2f', vs),
('c3B', color * l))


Qualification
Academic background:--> above +2 / intermediate
Age:--> below 26 years old
Required Documents
Documents to certificate applicant
- All of academic certificates with transcripts
- Photocopy of original citizenship certificate and English translation of that
- Passport photocopy if you have issued passport
- Essay (purpose of study in Japan)
- Recommendation letter from campus or working place which the student belongs
- Gap certificate if the student has some gap in academic history
- Other document may be required
Documents to certificate sponsor
- Bank Balance certificate with statement for 3 years
- Annual income certificate for 3 years
- Occupation letter if your sponsor is employee
- Company registration certificate if your sponsor runs company by himself
- Other supported documents to prove how income generated
- Property valuation
- Tax clearance for 3 years
- Relationship certificate to make sure the relation between the student and his sponsor
- Sponsor letter
Please visit SEC for counseling with detail information.
{% endblock %}


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--- layout: page title: About DIG subtitle: Learn more about the Data Interaction Group at Carnegie Mellon University. ---
Some text about the group. How do we work? What do we do? What are our values?
People matter. Teams are more successful when everybody is happy. We are all human and strive for an inclusive environment. We care about work-life balance. We celebrate successes and learn from failures.
Simple but not easy. We strive to find simple solutions and principles to solve complex problem. Finding simple solutions doesn't mean it's easy but it means that the end result is usable and clearly communicated.
Execution matters. There are a lot of good ideas but a good idea only becomes a successful idea when it is well-executed and clearly communicated. We care about meaningful impact.
Pragmatism over dogmatism. Break rules when you have to and adjust your principles when it doesn't match reality.
We don't live in a bubble. Scientists can't be in a bubble. We have to care about the societal, ecological, and economical impact of our work. We have to help fight discrimination, climate change, and poverty.


Narrated Jabir bin Abdullah:
While we were praying (Jumua Khutba & prayer) with the Prophet (p.b.u.h), some camels loaded with food, arrived (from Sham). The people diverted their attention towards the camels (and left the mosque), and only twelve persons remained with the Prophet. So this verse was revealed: "But when they see Some bargain or some amusement, They disperse headlong to it, And leave you standing." (62.11)


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UMI3D Unity SDK
2.5.b.221125
A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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Environment API to handle HTTP requests. More...
Classes | |
| class | ReceiveLocalInfoEvent |
| class | SendLocalinfoEvent |
Public Member Functions | |
| UMI3DEnvironmentApi () | |
| void | Stop () |
| void | GetConnectionInformation (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/me" Get the user's information. More... | |
| async void | Register (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "/register" Register a user. More... | |
| void | UpdateStatus (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "/me/status" Updates the user's information. More... | |
| void | UpdateConnectionInformation (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "/me/update" Updates the user's information. More... | |
| void | Logout (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "/logout" More... | |
| void | GetLibraries (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET Libraries More... | |
| void | GetPublicFile (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/file/public/" Handles the GET public file. More... | |
| void | GetPrivateFile (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/file/private/" Handles the GET private file. More... | |
| void | GetDirectory (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/directory/{path}/" Handles the file list in a directory. Return a list of local paths More... | |
| void | GetDirectoryAsZip (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/zip/{path}/" download a directory as zip. Return a list of local paths More... | |
| void | GetEnvironment (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/environment" Get the environment description. More... | |
| void | JoinEnvironment (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "/environment/join" Join the UMI3DEnvironment join dto TBD More... | |
| void | PostEntity (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/environment" Get the environment description. More... | |
| void | GetScene (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/environment/scene/:id" Get a scene description. More... | |
| void | GetPlayerCount (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "/environment/player_count" get the player count More... | |
| void | PostUploadFile (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "uploadFile/:param" More... | |
| void | PostPlayerLocalInfo (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| POST "LocalData/key/:param" More... | |
| void | GetPlayerLocalInfo (object sender, HttpRequestEventArgs e, Dictionary< string, string > uriparam) |
| GET "LocalData/key/:param" get the cookies for client More... | |
| bool | isAuthenticated (HttpListenerRequest request, bool allowOldToken) |
| Define the authentification method used on routes. More... | |
| bool | isAuthenticated (HttpListenerRequest request, bool allowOldToken) |
| Define the authentification method used on routes. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static ReceiveLocalInfoEvent | receiveLocalInfoListener = new ReceiveLocalInfoEvent() |
| static SendLocalinfoEvent | sendLocalInfoListener = new SendLocalinfoEvent() |
Environment API to handle HTTP requests.
| umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.UMI3DEnvironmentApi | ( | ) |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetConnectionInformation | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/me" Get the user's information.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetDirectory | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/directory/{path}/" Handles the file list in a directory. Return a list of local paths
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetDirectoryAsZip | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/zip/{path}/" download a directory as zip. Return a list of local paths
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetEnvironment | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/environment" Get the environment description.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetLibraries | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET Libraries
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetPlayerCount | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/environment/player_count" get the player count
| sender | |
| e | |
| uriparam |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetPlayerLocalInfo | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "LocalData/key/:param" get the cookies for client
| sender | |
| e | |
| uriparam |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetPrivateFile | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/file/private/" Handles the GET private file.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetPublicFile | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/file/public/" Handles the GET public file.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.GetScene | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/environment/scene/:id" Get a scene description.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| bool umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.isAuthenticated | ( | HttpListenerRequest | request, |
| bool | allowOldToken | ||
| ) |
Define the authentification method used on routes.
| request | |
| allowOldToken |
Implements IHttpApi.
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.JoinEnvironment | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "/environment/join" Join the UMI3DEnvironment join dto TBD
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.Logout | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "/logout"
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.PostEntity | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
GET "/environment" Get the environment description.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.PostPlayerLocalInfo | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "LocalData/key/:param"
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| uriparam |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.PostUploadFile | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "uploadFile/:param"
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| uriparam |
| async void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.Register | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "/register" Register a user.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.Stop | ( | ) |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.UpdateConnectionInformation | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "/me/update" Updates the user's information.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
| void umi3d.edk.collaboration.UMI3DEnvironmentApi.UpdateStatus | ( | object | sender, |
| HttpRequestEventArgs | e, | ||
| Dictionary< string, string > | uriparam | ||
| ) |
POST "/me/status" Updates the user's information.
| sender | |
| e | Represents the event data for the HTTP request event |
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static |
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Imagine there's no heaven
It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Living for today ... You may say that I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And the world will live as one. 20 years after his death, John Lennon's song has been pronounced the best ever No.1 single. An admirer of Lennon's songs myself, I have to confess that this seems to me to be one of his most simplistic and I'm surprised at its continuing popularity. However, good song or not, is it a sensible idea to "imagine there's no heaven"? Given Lennon's limited track record as a prophet (he's the man who announced in 1972 "Happy Christmas - War is Over") it might seem strange to take him too seriously. But more and more of us are turning our backs on all forms of religion and adopting the materialistic view encouraged by Lennon. Does this result in the gentle happiness that Lennon suggests in his song? Recent statistics point to a rise in depression (1 in 4 of us will become depressed in our lifetime); we have an epidemic of stress; violent crime appears to be on the increase and there is evidence of widespread dependence on alcohol and so-called recreational drugs. These are hardly the indicators of a society at ease with itself. There is also increasing concern at the contemptuous way In which we treat other human beings; the bodies of the dead are unceremoniously dumped on the floor of an unrefrigerated hospital chapel; scientists propose to create embryos solely to grow replacement cells for failing bodies; babies are bought and sold on the Internet. Little evidence here for the inherent dignity of the human being reflected in Lennon's song. I wonder to what extent the adoption of a materialistic world view underlies these developments? Of course, it would be foolish to suggest that religion does not have its downside too. There are plenty of examples of bigotry, jealousy and downright evil perpetrated in the name of religious belief. But are we risking throwing out the baby with the bath water? As a sociologist, I note that the majority of societies in the past have been knit together by a religious view of the world that provides a framework of meaning that lifts our eyes from the narrow pursuit of our own interests to the concerns of others. Maybe religion is an essential part of a truly human way of life. Of course, as a Christian, I want to go much further than that and say that such a religious world view is not just necessary but true, and all the more necessary because it is true.  Now that's worth imagining! Cogges Parish | Other articles | Previous issue | Feedback © 2001; Published in Cogges Parish monthly newsletter, number 259, February 2001 |


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Requests
Before continuing to the content, I recommend you to read about the requests types here https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html
HTTP requests are the main functionality in WEB devlopment. When it comes to Node.js there are a various ways to make HTTP requests and handle the responses. Node comes with
a built in "http or https" library. This library let's us make http calls and handles the return response.
Sync
Nodejs designed to use non-blocking, asynchronous, methods to make requests or read large content. However, sometimes you will need to wait for an answer before you complete the next step. In this
case blocking, sycnhronous, calls are needed. Here is a sample sycnhronous call.
Take a look at this article explaining the difference between these calls.
Async
Here is a sample of asynchronous call.


Gpxmake.js supports all GPX 1.1 Schema elements. You can set tracks, routes and waypoints.
See: GPX 1.1 Schema Documentation


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Create your anime watchlist below! Make sure to update your episode count and leave a rating. If you are not sure what to watch, consider taking a look at our wide range of the most popular animes below.


Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India. Its mission is conceptualized as a movement to enable processes that connect institutes of higher education with local communities to address the developmental challenges of rural India through participatory processes and appropriate technologies for accelerating sustainable growth. It also aims to create a virtuous cycle between the society and an inclusive university system by providing knowledge and practices for emerging professions and to upgrade the capabilities of both the public and the private sectors. Under the aegis of UBA, IIT Roorkee has identified 5 villages namely Beladi-Salhapur, Chandpur-Horawala, Chharba, Meerpur-Muwazarpur and Puranpur-Salhapur. The student team identifies problems persisting in the villages and proposes solutions pertaining to the fields including but not limited to sanitation & cleanliness, education, skill development, agriculture, physical infrastructure, social and institutional infrastructure. The team promotes alternative and eco-friendly methods of farming like organic farming, alternative energy sources like biogas in the villages. It also promotes various govt. schemes in the above mentioned villages like the DELP scheme, MSBY of Uttarakhand, Skill India etc.
Problem idetification
Brainstroming
Implementation
Evaluation
Brightest minds at work here
Donating unused cycles at IITR to village students in Beladi.
Setting up digitised teaching medium in Government Inter-College (GIC), Horawala.
A step towards greener and cleaner India promoted through a campaign.
One of the main problems for rural India is not being at the same pace of development as the urban counterpart. This is due to the lack of schemes, that involve the participation from all the stakeholders. There is a gap between the government policies and its beneficiaries. The gap widens with every initiative of the government that fails to reach the remotest parts of the country. However, in a country with a population of over 1.25 billion, it is overwhelmingly difficult to design an initiative that benefits all. Therefore, there is a need to synergize the efforts of Academia- Government-Industries & Society in every area to orchestrate ground level models for technological, social as well as administerial betterment of rural India.
Work. Innovation. Fun.
In this blog, Mohit Bhatt covers his journey from being a part of the part of the team to leading it.
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create singleton instance (unless already instantiated) and return it
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 33 33: def Scheduler.current 34: @@current ||= Scheduler.new 35: end
destroy singleton instance
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 38 38: def Scheduler.dispose 39: @@current.stop if @@current 40: @@current = nil 41: end
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 18 18: def initialize 19: # a sorted Hash of scheduled events (key: event firing time, value: event to run) 20: @scheduled = MultiRBTree.new 21: @scheduled.extend(MonitorMixin) 22: # create new ConditionVariable for this scheduler 23: @wait_cond = @scheduled.new_cond 24: # initial state: not running 25: @running = false 26: # array of work items 27: @work_queue = [] 28: # set default wait policy 29: @wait_policy = RealWaitPolicy.new 30: end
execute an event NOW
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 79 79: def at_once(&block) 80: wait_until(now, :now) { block.call } 81: end
cancel an event by its tag
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 71 71: def cancel(tag) 72: @scheduled.synchronize do 73: @scheduled.delete_if {|k,v| v.tag === tag } 74: @wait_cond.signal 75: end 76: end
return current wait policy notion of “now” RealWaitPolicy (default) => Time.now (the point in time the method now() is invoked) SkipWaitPolicy => @time (the point in time the scheduler was created)
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 117 117: def now 118: @wait_policy.now 119: end
tell scheduler to enter running mode
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 84 84: def run 85: @running = true 86: while @running 87: @scheduled.synchronize do 88: timeout = nil 89: if @scheduled.any? 90: timeout = @scheduled.first.last.time - @wait_policy.now 91: @wait_policy.wait_timeout @wait_cond, timeout 92: else 93: @wait_policy.wait @wait_cond 94: end 95: end 96: work_if_busy 97: end 98: end
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 101 101: def run_for(timeout) 102: wait(timeout) { stop } 103: run 104: end
set this scheduler’s wait policy to Skip practically useful only for testing.
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 45 45: def skip_waiting 46: @wait_policy = SkipWaitPolicy.new 47: end
stop scheduler
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 107 107: def stop 108: @running = false 109: @scheduled.synchronize do 110: @wait_cond.signal 111: end 112: end
add a new entry to the scheduler delay attr is relative to the current point in time
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 64 64: def wait(delay, tag = nil, &block) 65: wait_until(now + delay, tag) do 66: yield 67: end 68: end
add a new entry to the scheduler time attr is absolute
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 51 51: def wait_until(time, tag = nil, &block) 52: throw RuntimeError.new('wait_until will only accept Time objects') unless time.is_a? Time 53: entry = Entry.new 54: entry.time, entry.tag, entry.callback = time, tag, block 55: @scheduled.synchronize do 56: # TODO Check whether tag is already in use 57: @scheduled[time] = entry 58: @wait_cond.signal 59: end 60: end
perform any work items stored in the @scheduled rbtree
# File lib/machines/timedomain/scheduler.rb, line 164 164: def work_if_busy 165: @scheduled.synchronize do 166: t = @wait_policy.now 167: while<EMAIL_ADDRESS>&& @scheduled.first.last.time <= t 168: @work_queue << @scheduled.shift.last.callback 169: end 170: end 171: @work_queue.each {|c| c.call } 172: @work_queue.clear 173: end
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Just as its title suggests, Little Movies
asks what kinds of cinematic experiences can exist on the early, bandwidth-cramped web. Lev Manovich, later the author of seminal critical text The Language of New Media (2000), designs a number of “little movies” that take the Internet’s limitations as an expressive opportunity. Taken together, the individual movies function as a kind of lyrical ars poetica for the possibilities of digital cinema—one with as much in common with the Lumière brothers as Silicon Valley.
How to run Little Movies
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Check MOT history GOV UK - Check MOT history
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Looking for HGV trailer history?
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For example, C236718 or A787121.
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Check MOT history GOV UK - Check MOT history
Enter the trailer identification number to search for HGV trailer history.
For example, C236718 or A787121.


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What better way to demo Athens than with cat pictures?
A demo with cat
and
dog pictures!
Cats
Dogs


Corruption Feed is a web application that allows locals to post corruption cases that they have witnessed or encountered.


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The New Zealand Deerstalkers Association is a national body committed to the promotion of hunting as a sport. Its mission statement is:
"to retain, enhance and create opportunities for the enjoyment of legitimate recreational hunting and the sport of shooting, for the members of the Association"
It is active on many fronts of interest to the hunter, such as wild animal management, access and conservation issues, firearms legislation etc. The Association administers national trophy, photographic and shooting competitions for members from over 50 branches throughout New Zealand. It has also arranged public liability insurance for members.
The Kapiti Branch (Kapiti Deerstalkers) primarily serves the Kapiti Coast and Horowhenua areas, although members come from throughout the greater Wellington region.


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Write greeting to blockchain!
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Note
This tutorial was generated from a Jupyter notebook that can be downloaded here.
Warning
This tutorial showcases an experimental feature. The way starry
models differential rotation
is likely to change in the future. We’re working on making it faster and better conditioned for
large values of alpha
.
Differential Rotation¶
The new version of starry
implements an experimental version of differential rotation. This is still an experimental feature, mostly because it is extremely slow to compute. Because differential rotation leads to winding of features on the surface, the angular scale of these surface features becomes smaller and smaller with time, so the actual degree of the spherical harmonic expansion we’d need to preserve these features would increase without bound. starry
implements a truncated
expansion of the effect of differential rotation, but the operations still scale very steeply with the degree of the original map. Additionally, the approximation becomes worse and worse over time. This is something fundamental about differential rotation: it’s simply not possible to model it accurately with spherical harmonics.
However, for weak differential rotation (\(\alpha \ll 1\)) and over short timescales, the implementation in starry
may still be useful! Let’s take a look.
Let’s import starry
as usual, and disable lazy evaluation.
[3]:
import starry
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
starry.config.lazy = False
starry.config.quiet = True
To create a map with differential rotation enabled, pass the drorder
keyword to starry.Map()
. This is the order of the approximation to differential rotation and should usually be 1 (or 2 if absolutely necessary). In general, the spherical harmonic expansion scales terribly with the order.
[4]:
map = starry.Map(ydeg=5, drorder=1)
Let’s incline the map a bit and give it a dipole-like feature:
[5]:
map.inc = 60
map[2, 0] = 1
Here’s what that looks like in lat-lon coordinates:
[6]:
map.show(projection="rect")
And here’s an animation over two rotation cycles (no differential rotation yet):
[7]:
map.show(theta=np.linspace(0, 720, 200), dpi=150)
and the corresponding light curve:
[8]:
theta = np.linspace(0, 720, 1000)
flux0 = map.flux(theta=theta)
plt.plot(theta, flux0);
We haven’t yet provided a value for the differential rotation parameter, so there’s nothing exciting going on. To do that, we specify the \(\alpha\) parameter, which is the linear shear due to differential rotation:
[9]:
map.alpha = 0.1
Given this linear shear, the angular velocity \(\omega\) at a latitude \(\phi\) on the surface is given by
\(\omega(\phi) = \omega_{eq}(1 - \alpha \sin^2\phi)\),
where \(\omega_{eq}\) is the angular velocity at the equator.
Here’s what the rotating map now looks like over two cycles. Note the shearing away from the equator:
[10]:
map.show(projection="rect", theta=np.linspace(0, 720, 100))
Here’s the same map in projection:
[11]:
map.show(theta=np.linspace(0, 720, 200), dpi=150)
Finally, let’s compare the two light curves:
[12]:
theta = np.linspace(0, 720, 1000)
flux = map.flux(theta=theta)
plt.plot(theta, flux0, label=r"$\alpha = 0$")
plt.plot(theta, flux, label=r"$\alpha = 0.1$")
plt.legend(loc="lower left");
Finally, another word of caution. Since differential rotation leads to increasingly smaller features on the surface, the starry
approximation breaks down after a certain amount of time. The plots below show images of the surface of this star for different values of the quantity \(\omega t \alpha\), in which the expansion is done in starry
.
Note that for small values of \(\omega t \alpha\), things look great, but above about \(90^\circ\), the polar regions develop unphysical “blobs”. That’s the limited resolution of the map kicking in: there’s no easy way to accurately describe a strongly sheared profile with \(l = 5\) spherical harmonics!
The blue and orange lines show the position of the peak intensity of the map, computed analytically (blue) and from the starry
approximation (orange). The starry
solution tracks the analytic one pretty well also up to about \(90^\circ\), beyond which the limiations of the approximation becomes evident.
So, bottom line: when drorder=1
, the starry
approximation is only good up to about \(\omega t \alpha = 90^\circ\).


module Secp256k1::Signature
Overview
Implements ECDSASignature
generation and verification for Secp256k1
elliptic curves.
Ref: cryptobook.nakov.com/digital-signatures/ecdsa-sign-verify-messages
Defined in:
signature.crClass Method Summary
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.sign(msg : String, priv : BigInt)
Signs a message and creates a signature proof using a private key.
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.verify(msg : String, sig : ECDSASignature, pub : ECPoint)
Verifies a signature of a message against a public key.
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.verify_hash(hash : BigInt, sig : ECDSASignature, pub : ECPoint)
Verifies a signature of a message hash against a public key.
Class Method Detail
Signs a message and creates a signature proof using a private key.
The ECDSA signing algorithm (RFC-6979) takes as input a message msg
and a private key priv
. It produces as output a signature, which
consists of pair of integers (r, s)
, where r
is the x
-coordinate
of a random point on our curve and s
is the signature proof.
Parameters:
msg
(String
): A message string to sign.priv
(BigInt
): A private key to sign with.
sig = Secp256k1::Signature.sign "Hello, World!", BigInt.new("b795cd2c5ce0cc632ca1f65e921b9c751b363e97fcaeec81c02a85b763448268", 16)
sig.r
# => "63945398370917837063250848409972066837033757647691696776146735867163610886143"
sig.s
# => "20291418537568297129028959685291490143232574306335372594306006819765182564103"
Verifies a signature of a message against a public key.
The algorithm to verify an ECDSA signature takes as input the signed message msg
and the signature (r, s)
produced from .sign
and the public key pub
,
corresponding to the signer's private key. The result is boolean.
Parameters:
msg
(String
): A message string to verify.sig
(ECDSASignature
): A signature to verify the message.pub
(ECPoint
): A public key to verify the signature against.
pub = Secp256k1::Util.restore_public_key "03d885aed4bcaf3a8c95a57e3be08caa1bd6a060a68b9795c03129073597fcb19a"
msg = "Hello, World!"
sig = Secp256k1::ECDSASignature.new BigInt.new("63945398370917837063250848409972066837033757647691696776146735867163610886143"), BigInt.new("20291418537568297129028959685291490143232574306335372594306006819765182564103")
Secp256k1::Signature.verify msg, sig, pub
# => true
Verifies a signature of a message hash against a public key.
Same as .verify
, just using the hashed message directly.
Parameters:
hash
(BigInt
): A SHA-256 hash of the message to verify.sig
(ECDSASignature
): A signature to verify the message.pub
(ECPoint
): A public key to verify the signature against.
Returns true if signature is valid. See .verify
for usage example.


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