Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Stikes Back **
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by Warner Bros on April 14, 2000; certificate PG; 69 minutes; country of origin Japan; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Kunihiko Yuyama; produced by Norman J. Grossfeld, Tomoyugi Igarashi, Takemoto Yori, Choji Yoshikawa. Written by Takeshi Shudo. Photographed by Hisao Shirai; edited by Toshio Henmi.
CAST..... Voice of Veronica Taylor..... Ash Ketchum Voice of Rachael Lillis..... Misty Williams/Jessie of Team Rocket/Minor voices Voice of Eric Stuart..... Brock Harrison/James Morgan of Team Rocket/Minor voices Voice of Ikue Otani..... Pikachu Voice of Philip Bartlett..... Mewtwo Voice of Addie Blaustein..... Meowth of Team Rocket Voice of Ted Lewis.....  The characters began life in a Nintendo video game and then inspired an immensely popular card activity that is essentially a dressed-up version of Trump Cards. There's also a comic book and television show. It's a weird and soulless phenomenon, exclusively for people under the age of twelve, who seem less interested in the merchandise itself than its escalating monetary value.
The TV programme is the most detestable of these spin-offs; the Japanese style of animation makes the Pokémon look like mouldings of gelatinous goop, and the dialogue and voices are a reminder of such crude productions as "Speed Racer" and "Lost in Space". It was therefore with great reservations that I entered "Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Stikes Back". My mood was worsened by the preceding 20-minute short film, which played like a bad acid trip.
In the story, a genetically modified Pokémon named Mewtwo plans to lure the greatest living Pokémon to his island for a fight tournament, and then kill them and create improved clones. He's ever so subtle in revealing his plans: "I shall destroy you for consorting with humans, and then take over the world with a band of super-Pokémon!"
Most of the running time is taken up by long Pokémon battles. We also get so many meditations on the greatness of the Pokémon way that you'd think it was a real religion. The movie is an overlong advertisement; logos and brand names are all over the place, and the only function of the human characters is to collect more Pokémon. "The Simpsons" couldn't satirise this, because it's far too over the top already.
If we ignore how dangerous this kind of materialist brainwashing is for our children, we can possibly enjoy "Pokémon: The First Movie" as good cheesy fun. It's hard not to admire the courage of a film that actually has lines like "Now I realise we weren't put on this earth to fight each other!" and "I guess we've all learned an important lesson!" The voice-over narration seems to have come straight out of an infommercial. The Pokémon owners all speak with tones more phoney than those of the humans in the "Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles" cartoons. And one little Pokémon, a squeaky little thing called Pikachu, is actually rather cute in some tacky kind of way. He made me want to go home and cuddle my dog.
I'm not recommending "Pokémon: The First Movie" because I'm not sure how much of its so-bad-it's-good appeal is intentional, and besides, much of it is boring and repetitive. This is not a wonderful guilty pleasure in the tradition of "Mortal Kombat", although at times it does come close. Possibly my judgement has been coloured by my initial determination to hate the film, but I don't think so; I can admit that it's distinctive and lively, and will probably be eaten up by Pokémon fans. Right after they take their medication.
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| Events | |
| Events.Callback | |
| HistoryEvent |
Interface for event wrapper classes.
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| HistoryEventHandler |
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| AMStarted | |
| AMStarted.Builder |
RecordBuilder for AMStarted instances.
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| AMStartedEvent |
Event to record start of a task attempt
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| AvroArrayUtils | |
| Event | |
| Event.Builder |
RecordBuilder for Event instances.
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| EventReader | |
| EventWriter |
Event Writer is an utility class used to write events to the underlying
stream.
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| HistoryViewer |
HistoryViewer is used to parse and view the JobHistory files.
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| HistoryViewer.AnalyzedJob |
Utility class used while analyzing the job.
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| HistoryViewer.FilteredJob |
Utility to filter out events based on the task status
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| HistoryViewer.SummarizedJob |
Utility class used the summarize the job.
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| JhCounter | |
| JhCounter.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JhCounter instances.
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| JhCounterGroup | |
| JhCounterGroup.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JhCounterGroup instances.
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| JhCounters | |
| JhCounters.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JhCounters instances.
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| JobFinished | |
| JobFinished.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobFinished instances.
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| JobFinishedEvent |
Event to record successful completion of job
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| JobHistoryParser |
Default Parser for the JobHistory files.
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| JobHistoryParser.AMInfo |
Stores AM information
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| JobHistoryParser.JobInfo |
The class where job information is aggregated into after parsing
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| JobHistoryParser.TaskAttemptInfo |
Task Attempt Information is aggregated in this class after parsing
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| JobHistoryParser.TaskInfo |
TaskInformation is aggregated in this class after parsing
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| JobInfoChange | |
| JobInfoChange.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobInfoChange instances.
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| JobInfoChangeEvent |
Event to record changes in the submit and launch time of
a job
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| JobInited | |
| JobInited.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobInited instances.
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| JobInitedEvent |
Event to record the initialization of a job
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| JobPriorityChange | |
| JobPriorityChange.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobPriorityChange instances.
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| JobPriorityChangeEvent |
Event to record the change of priority of a job
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| JobQueueChange | |
| JobQueueChange.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobQueueChange instances.
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| JobStatusChanged | |
| JobStatusChanged.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobStatusChanged instances.
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| JobStatusChangedEvent |
Event to record the change of status for a job
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| JobSubmitted.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobSubmitted instances.
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Event to record the submission of a job
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| JobUnsuccessfulCompletion.Builder |
RecordBuilder for JobUnsuccessfulCompletion instances.
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| JobUnsuccessfulCompletionEvent |
Event to record Failed and Killed completion of jobs
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| MapAttemptFinished.Builder |
RecordBuilder for MapAttemptFinished instances.
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| MapAttemptFinishedEvent |
Event to record successful completion of a map attempt.
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| NormalizedResourceEvent |
Event to record the normalized map/reduce requirements.
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| ReduceAttemptFinished.Builder |
RecordBuilder for ReduceAttemptFinished instances.
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Event to record successful completion of a reduce attempt
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| TaskAttemptFinished.Builder |
RecordBuilder for TaskAttemptFinished instances.
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Event to record successful task completion
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| TaskAttemptStarted.Builder |
RecordBuilder for TaskAttemptStarted instances.
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Event to record start of a task attempt
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| TaskAttemptUnsuccessfulCompletion.Builder |
RecordBuilder for TaskAttemptUnsuccessfulCompletion instances.
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Event to record unsuccessful (Killed/Failed) completion of task attempts
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| TaskFailed.Builder |
RecordBuilder for TaskFailed instances.
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Event to record the failure of a task
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RecordBuilder for TaskFinished instances.
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Event to record the successful completion of a task
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RecordBuilder for TaskStarted instances.
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Event to record the start of a task
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RecordBuilder for TaskUpdated instances.
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Event to record updates to a task
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Review for Test 1
- Practice System.out.println and arithmetic operators.
- Create a new Netbeans project called Test1Review-A. Make sure the
Location is in your CSC120\Java folder.
- Minimize NetBeans, but do not close the project or NetBeans.
- Copy needed files into your src folder.
- In a web browser right click on the link for this
file:
MUPanel.java,
choose Save Target As... and save the file in the src folder of
your project.
- Do NOT run the
program yet!!
- Look at the code in the
MUPanel
class. Using paper and pencil,
write down what you think the Java Console output will be. Then, run the program to
see if your answers were correct.
WARNING: If you use a calculator, you need
to be sure that your answers for division (/) and remainder (%) operations are correct
for the way Java interprets those operations!
- Declare, instantiate, and use objects from an existing class.
- Create a new Netbeans project called Test1Review-B. Make sure the
Location is in your CSC120\Java folder.
- Minimize NetBeans, but do not close the project or NetBeans.
- Copy needed files into your src folder.
- In a web browser right click on each of
MUPanel.java, and
Tester.java,
and choose Save Target As... and save the files in the src
folder of your project, renaming them to have a .java extension.
- Look over the Tester class.
- Then edit MUPanel.java so that it contains code that declares,
instantiates and draws three Tester objects.
- The objects should appear in a straight line evenly spaced
across the output window. Make sure that one of the objects is WHITE when
you instantiate them in MUPanel.java.
- Run the program and ensure that it works as described here.
- Use methods of the
Graphics
class to draw specific shapes.
- Create a new Netbeans project called Test1Review-C. Make sure the
Location is in your CSC120\Java folder.
- Minimize NetBeans, but do not close the project or NetBeans.
- Copy needed files into your src folder.
- In a web browser right click on
MUPanel.java,
and choose Save Target As... and save the files in the src
folder of your project with a .java extension.
- In the
paintComponent
method of the MUPanel class, write code that does the following:
- Fill a rectangle that is three times as wide as it is high, in whatever color you wish.
- Next, change the drawing color, and then fill a square that is half as wide as the first
rectangle, and whose upper-left corner point is the lower-right corner point of the
first rectangle.
- Then change the drawing color to a third color that is different than the other two, and fill a
circle that is half as high as the original rectangle, and touches the lower-left corner point
of that rectangle at the middle-right point of the circle (the point on the circle that would
be EAST on a compass, or 0 degrees if we think of a Java arc).
- Your shapes should be touching as in this illustration:


Namespace SMTPServer
SMTP Server module
- Defined in: server.js
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
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Constructs a SMTP server Possible options are:
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Method Summary
Namespace Detail
SMTPServer
Constructs a SMTP server
Possible options are:
- name - the hostname of the server, will be used for informational messages
- debug - if set to true, print out messages about the connection
- timeout - client timeout in milliseconds, defaults to 60 000
- secureConnection - start a server on secure connection
- SMTPBanner - greeting banner that is sent to the client on connection
- requireAuthentication - if set to true, require that the client must authenticate itself
- validateSender - if set to true, emit
'validateSender'
withemail
andcallback
when the client entersMAIL FROM:<address>
- validateRecipients - if set to true, emit
'validateRecipient'
withemail
andcallback
when the client entersRCPT TO:<address>
- maxSize - maximum size of an e-mail in bytes
- credentials - TLS credentials
- authMethods - allowed authentication methods, defaults to
["PLAIN", "LOGIN"]
- disableEHLO - if set, support HELO only
- Parameters:
- {Object} options Optional
- Options object
Method Detail
-
<private> _createSMTPServerConnection(client)
Creates a new SMTPServerConnection object and links the main server with the client socket
- Parameters:
- {Object} client
- RAISocket object to a client
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end(callback)
Closes the server
- Parameters:
- {Function} callback
- The callback function to run when the server is closed
-
listen(port, host, callback)Server starts listening on defined port and hostname
- Parameters:
- {Number} port
- The port number to listen
- {String} host Optional
- The hostname to listen
- {Function} callback
- The callback function to run when the server is listening


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Consider the following definition of the function removeFirst:
1. var removeFirst = function (n,ns) { 2. if (fp.isNull(ns)) { 3. return [ ]; 4. } else if (fp.isEq(n,fp.hd(ns))) { 5. return fp.tl(ns); 6. } else { 7. return fp.cons(fp.hd(ns),removeFirst(n,fp.tl(ns))); 8. } 9. }
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Call it the run-it-up-the-flagpole-and-if-no-one-salutes-it-pretend-you-never-said-it strategy. Whatever you call it, it works for Donald Trump — a president with a unique ability to set the news media’s hair on fire on a daily, sometimes hourly, basis.
It also works for me, an American who believes President Ronald Reagan’s warning: “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are ‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.’ ” As far as I’m concerned, the less Trump means what he says about “cleaning up” Ukrainian corruption, “banning” flavored vaping or “fixing gun violence,” the happier I feel.
Do you really think the government can solve America’s “gun violence” problem — firearms-related suicides, deadly gangbanging and deranged school shooters — by enacting “gun safety” laws? If you do, you might be deluded enough to think that Trump’s decision to abandon his previously stated willingness to seek compromise on the issue is (another) reason to hate the president’s lack of resolve.
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Folks, Donald Trump says a lot of things about a lot of things. So many things his own people can’t keep track — never mind begin the complicated process of making them happen in a town where snakes don’t bite residents out of professional courtesy.
As it should be. Do you want a single-minded president who always does what he says, or one happy to change his mind/forget what he said and not do something because ... reasons? I know which way I vote.
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(Brooklyn Standard Union, April 8, 1895)
A special meeting of the Brooklyn Ethical Association with an address by Swami Vivekananda, the Hindu monk as the main feature, was held at the Pouch Gallery, of Clinton avenue, last night. "Some customs of the Hindus what they mean, and how they are misinterpreted," was the subject treated. A large throng of people filled the spacious gallery.
Dressed in his Oriental costume, his eyes bright, and a flush mantling his face, Swami Vivekananda started to tell of his people, of his country, and its customs. He desired only that justice be shown to him and to his. In the beginning of his discourse he said he would give a general idea of India. He said it was not a country but a continent; that erroneous ideas had been promulgated by travellers who had never seen the country. He said that there were nine separate languages spoken and over 100 different dialects. He spoke severely of those who wrote about his country, and said their brains were addled by superstition, and that they had an idea that everyone outside of the pale of their own religion was a horrible blackguard. One of the customs that had often been misinterpreted was the brushing of the teeth by the Hindus. They never put hair or skin in their mouths, but use a plant. "Hence a man wrote," said the speaker, "that the Hindus get up early in the morning and swallow a plant." He said the [custom of widows throwing themselves under the] car of juggernaut did not exist, never had, and that no one knew how such a story started.
Swami Vivekananda's talk on caste was most comprehensive and interesting. He said it was not a granted [graded] system of classes, but that each caste thought itself to be superior to all the others. He said it was a trade guild and not a religious institution. He said that it had been in existence from time immemorial, and explained how at first only certain rights were hereditary, but how afterward the ties were bound closer, and intermarriage and eating and drinking were restricted to each caste.
The speaker told of the effect that the mere presence of a Christian or Mohammedan would have on a Hindu household. He said that it was veritable pollution for a white man to step into a Hindu's presence, and that after receiving one outside of his religion, the Hindu always took a bath.
The Hindu monk abused [?] the order of the Pariahs roundly, saying they did all the menial work, ate carrion and were the scavengers. He also said that the people who wrote books on India came only into contact with these people, and not with genuine Hindus. He described the trial of one who broke the rules of caste, and said that the only punishment inflicted was the refusal of the particular caste to intermarry or drink or eat with him or his children. All other ideas were erroneous.
In explaining the defects of caste, the speaker said that in preventing competition it produced stagnation, and completely blocked the progress of the people. He said that in taking away brutality it stopped social improvements. In checking competition it increased population. In its favor, he said, were the facts that it was the only ideal of equality and fraternity. That money had nothing to do with social standing in the caste. All were equal. He said that the fault of all the great reformers was that they thought caste was due only to religious representation, instead of ascribing it to the right source, namely, the curious social conditions. He spoke very bitterly of the attempts of the English and Mohammedans to civilize the country by the bayonet and fire and sword. He said that to abolish caste one must change the social conditions completely ant destroy the entire economic system of the country. Better, he said, that the waves of the [Bay of] Bengal flow and drown all rather than this. English civilization was composed of the three "B's" — Bible, bayonet, and brandy. "That is civilization, and it has been carried to such an extent that the average income of a Hindu is 50 cents a month. Russia is outside, saying. 'Let's civilize a little,' and England goes on and on."
The monk grew excited as he walked up and down, talking rapidly about the way the Hindus had been treated. He scored the foreign educated Hindus, and described their return to their native land, "full of champagne and new ideas". He said that child-marriage was bad, because the West said so, and that the mother-in-law could torture her daughter-in-law with impunity, as the son could not interfere. He said that the foreigners took every opportunity to abuse the heathen, because they had so many evils of their own that they wanted to cover them up. He said that each nation must work out its own salvation, and that no one else could solve its problems.
In speaking of India's benefactors he asked whether America had ever heard of David Herr [Hare], who established the first college for women, and who had devoted so much of his life to education.
The speaker gave a number of Indian proverbs that were not at all complimentary to the English. In closing he made an earnest appeal for his land. He said:
"It matters not as long as India is true to herself and to her religion. But a blow has been struck at her heart by this awful godless West when she sends hypocrisy and atheism into her midst. Instead of sending bushels of abuses, carloads of vituperation and shiploads of condemnations, let an endless stream of love go forth. Let us all be men"


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date: '2011-09-01T16:31:00.000-07:00'
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blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37621059.post-6994413504756121559
blogger_orig_url: http://krisrice.blogspot.com/2011/09/oracle-express-edition-112-is-here.html
---
Oracle XE 11.2 is now available on Windows 32 and Linux 64. It can be downloaded here. I'll be shortly putting together another VirtualBox image so it can be used on other platforms. This is also a great database to try out the Learning Library labs on.
In case anyone doesn't know, Oracle Express Edition is the free database. The limitation has gone up to 11.


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Key Ideas: Entire Dictionary and not just 1 Verb Exported As Code. CLI args and Menu added to support Automated running or Manual running. Args / Menu items refer to Verbs in Dictionary.
Using Göedel's Theorem & Thinking by Contract leads to ALSO extending Export As Code.


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ConEmu-Maximus5 aims to be handy, comprehensive, fast and reliable terminal window where you may host any console application developed either for WinAPI (cmd, powershell, far) or Unix PTY (cygwin, msys, wsl bash).
As Windows console window enhancement (local terminal emulator), ConEmu presents multiple consoles and simple GUI applications (like PuTTY for example) as one customizable tabbed GUI window with various features.
Moreover, due to deep integration, ConEmu is the best companion for Far Manager (FAR in Wikipedia), my favorite shell replacement.
ConEmu is an active project, open to suggestions.
{% include download.html %}
Take a look at screencasts about ConEmu.
{% include in_article.html %}ConEmu is not a shell, so it does not provide "shell features" like remote access, tab-completion, command history and others. ConEmu is an advanced console window where you can run any shell of your choice. However, some of these features have been placed in the RoadMap. You may also try Clink for bash-style completion in cmd.exe and PSReadLine or PowerTab in powershell.exe.
Or even choose bash or any other unix-like shell from cygwin, git-for-windows, msys2, mingw and others.
ConEmu starts a console program in a hidden console window, and provides an alternative customizable GUI window with various features:
All settings are read from the registry or ConEmu.xml file (multiple named configurations are supported), after which the command line parameters are applied. Parameters /Config and /BufferHeight can only be specified on the command line. Most settings are configured using the Settings dialog, not from the command line.
In general, ConEmu installation is easy. Just unpack or install to any folder and run `ConEmu.exe`.
For more information about installation options refer to Installation page.


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XData
XData is .Net domain object oriented data access layer component. It is not "yet another ORM", but a complete feature rich data access layer for Your solutions. Basic idea to create this component was a suppling high quality tool to professional developers, having deep competences in data storage modeling and access.
version 1.2.0
Nuget packages
XData Data Access Layer package
XData WorkSet (UnitOfWork) package - required to use XData WorkSet (UnitOfWork) implementation
XData Security package - ISecuritySession interface implementation helper required to use XData security functionality
XData Three-tier client proxy package - client proxy to use in three-tier environment (Net 4.0 version only, required full Net 4.0 Framework version)
XData Cache package - time limited object caching (Net 4.0 version only, required full Net 4.0 Framework version. Net Standard 2.0 version does not require additional packages)
XData MsSqlSever adapter package - Ms SQL Server database dialect and adapter
XData Oracle adapter package - Oracle database dialect and adapter based on Oracle ODP provider
XData PostgreSql adapter package - PostgreSQL database dialect and adapter based on NpgSql provider
XData SQLite adapter package - SQLite database dialect and adapter (Net 4.0 version has used System.Data.SQLite provider, Net Standard 2.0 version has used Microsoft.Data.Sqlite provider)
XData MySql adapter package - MySQL database dialect and adapter based on MySql.Data provider
XData net 4.0 System.Diagnostics.Trace log writer package - (Net 4.0 only) Log writer over System.Diagnostics.Trace
XData net 4.0 log4net log writer package - (Net 4.0 only) Log writer over Log4Net
XData net 4.0 Inversion of Control container package - Support for registering logic modules using the IoC container (Net 4.0 version only, required full Net 4.5 Framework version). Any IoC container with IDependencyResolver interface implementation is supported. Net Standard 2.0 version does not require additional packages since .Net Standard has built-in support for IoC containers
XData net standard 2.0 Asynchronous Disposable support package - Support for IAsyncDisposable interface for disposable objects (Net Standard 2.0 version only, required Net Standard 2.1 specification version support)
XData net standard 2.0 Asp.Net Core HealthChecks support package - Support for Asp.Net Core HealthChecks (Net Standard 2.0 version only, required Net Standard 2.1 specification version support)
Plugins
Net 4.0
XData net 4.0 Three-tier server
Net Standard 2.0
XData Net Standard 2.0 has no plugins. Three-tier architecture is currently not supported in Net Standard 2.0 version.
Online documentation
PDF documentation
Contacts
Denis Dawydenko AKA Mick Fierte –<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thanx
Special thank to my friends who help me to make it project possible with supporting me, great ideas, working problem solutions and laborious testing:
- Alex Lukinov
- Andrew Ustinov
- Stanislav Kovanovsky
- Pavel Kryukov
- Max Lapotkov
- Olzhas Khalelov


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as per topic how would one mod the libs so it can do full fat 3 phase (3*ct + 3*ac) in the same sketch?
including an easy way to define what pins go what sensor
going to try and do full 3 phase and water (pulse) and 2-way ir coms on same chip. first a mega shield and then maybe a standalone thing...
going to release all files including eagle files
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
Bo,
I think the reason you are not getting any interest in this project is that it doesn't solve any problems. There isn't much interest in 3 phase in the UK anyway, but those that are interested probably want one of three things:
1. approximate power measurement.
2. accurate power measurement
3. solar diversion.
For 1 the standard emonTx with 3 CTs measuring current only or current and 1 voltage is fine.
For 3 you need 6 CTs so your solution won't work.
So that leaves 2. For accurate 3-phase power measurement you need to monitor all 3 voltages but to be really accurate you also need to measure continuously or you'll miss short changes in power level. With the single ADC on the Arduino mega you will find this very difficult to do. You will probably only be able to sample voltage and current for each phase about 20 times per mains cycle which is much slower than any of the other solutions on here - although it still may be ok.
-martin
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
So that leaves 2.
there are more than one analogue input on the mega.... i have allready done the hardware side... just need the very last bits to reah the goal... if the mega's sample freq is to low, well i can live with that.
/bo
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
ps... i know how 3 phase works in most of the uk... ie there is 3 phases in the street and the houses are balanced there rather than here where the 3 phases goes in each place and load balacning are done inside the house.
non the less it would suite the project if there are more openness when is comes to this....
i could do the full 3 phase easy but that would require me to use 3 emontx boards for power alone... a bit of waste since i have the mega allready. then another board to do water meter... and a custom board to do my heatmeter which reqires 2way ir coms to work and not 1way as many other meters do
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
anyway a bit of help with the libs would be much welcome....
i have 2-way ir in place since it only requires the softserial lib.
water is simple pulse count with a hall effect.....
radio is confirmed right...
so basicly i only need to confirm my ct's and ac's are connected right
and how to mod the lib to make use of those
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
there are more than one analogue input on the mega
You are missing the point. There are enough analogue inputs but there is only one analogue-to-digital converter so you can only look at one input at a time. By using 3 emonTxs you have 3 analogue-to-digital converters so you can process all 3 phases at the same time.
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
yep i know... but it would be more costly a setup... and i dont mind the lack of precision it will give me..
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
It probably won't be more costly by the time you've paid for your prototype PCBs and if you don't mind lack of precision then you may as well just use a single emonTx and just measure voltage for one phase.
If you're just doing it for your own interest than that's fine but i go back to my original point that you probably won't get much interest from others.
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
You might also want to look at the Arduino Due. It has 2 ADCs, each 12-bit rather than 10-bit, and much much faster conversion times. You could potentially have one sampling V while the other samples I. It is a 3.3V system though, so adjust your rail voltages accordingly.
Re: how would i mod the libs to do full fat 3 phase?
I'm not new to arduino's but to power meters. I would be interested in "full fat 3 phase" :-)
(230V 50Hz)
I've seen the description http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1170 but do not need to measure the PV (will not be practical since it is in a different location than the mains/meter - So 3*ct + 3*ac will do. (If i go 6*ct i'll need to syncronice the two measurements boards or also go 6*ac.
https://cosm.com/feeds/34522


Analyzer Optimizations
The original implementation of Skyline has worked for years, almost flawlessly it must be said. However the original implementation of Skyline was patterned and somewhat even hard coded to run in a very large and powerful setup in terms of the volume of metrics it was handling and the server specs it was running on.
This setup worked and ran OK on all metric volumes. However if Skyline was setup in a smaller environment with a few 1000 metrics, the CPU graphs and load_avg stats of your Skyline server suggested that Skyline did need a LOT of processing power. However this is no longer true.
This was due to one single line of code at the end of Analyzer module, which only slept if the runtime of an analysis was less than 5 seconds, undoubtedly resulted in a lot of Skyline implementations seeing constantly high CPU usage and load_avg when running Skyline. As this resulted in Analyzer running in say 19 seconds and then immediately spawning again and again, etc.
https://github.com/etsy/skyline/blob/master/src/analyzer/analyzer.py#L242
# Sleep if it went too fast
if time() - now < 5:
logger.info('sleeping due to low run time...')
sleep(10)
Number of Analyzer processors
A number of optimizations have changed the required number of processors
to assign to settings.ANALYZER_PROCESSES
, quite dramatically in some
cases. Specifically in cases where the number of metrics being analyzed is not
in the 10s of 1000s.
Python multiprocessing is not very efficient if it is not need, in fact
the overall overhead of the spawned processes ends up greater than the
overhead of processing with a single process. For example, if we have a
few 1000 metrics and we have 4 processors assigned to Analyzer and the
process duration is 19 seconds, in the original Analyzer we would have
seen 4 CPUs running at 100% constantly (due to the above Sleep if it
went to fast). Even if we leave to Sleep if went too fast in and we
change to settings.ANALYZER_PROCESSES
to 1, we will find that:
we now see 1 CPU running at 100%
our duration has probably increased to about 27 seconds
we use a little more memory on the single process
When we optimize the sleep to match the environment with the
settings.ANALYZER_OPTIMUM_RUN_DURATION
of in this case say 60 instead of
5, we will find that:
we now see 1 CPU running at a few percent, only spiking up for 27 seconds
When we further optimize and use the settings.RUN_OPTIMIZED_WORKFLOW
we
will find that:
we now see 1 CPU running at a few percent, only spiking up for 14 seconds
our duration has probably decreased to about 50%
See Optimizations results at the end of this page.
Analyzer work rate
The original Analyzer analyzed all timeseries against all algorithms
which is the maximum possible work. In terms of the settings.CONSENSUS
based model, this is not the most efficient work rate.
Performance tuning
A special thanks to Snakeviz for a very useful Python profiling tool which enabled some minimal changes in the code and substantial improvements in the performance, along with cprofilev and vmprof.
Using anomaly_breakdown metrics graphs to tune the Analyzer workflow
anomaly_breakdown metrics were added to Skyline on 10 Jun 2014, yet never merged into the main Etsy fork. However, in terms of performance tuning and profiling Skyline they are quite useful. They provide us with the ability to optimize the analysis of timeseries data based on 2 simple criteria:
Determine the algorithms that are triggered most frequently
Determine the computational expense of each algorithm (a development addition) that adds
algorithm_breakdown.*.timing.times_run
and thealgorithm_breakdown.*.timing.total_time
metrics to skyline.analyzer.hostname
graphite metric namespaces.
We can use these data to determine the efficiency of the algorithms
and when this is applied to the Analyzer settings.CONSENSUS
model we can
optimize algorithms.py
to run in the most efficient manner possible.
Originally algorithms.py simply analyzed every timeseries against every
algorithm in ALGORITHMS
and only checked the settings.CONSENSUS
threshold at the end. However a very small but effective optimization is to use
the above data to run the following optimizations.
The most frequently and least expensive
settings.CONSENSUS
number of algorithms and then determine ifsettings.CONSENSUS
can be achieved. Currently there are 9 algorithms that Analyzer uses. However the same optimization is valid if more algorithms were added.If our
settings.CONSENSUS
was 6 and Analyzer has not been able to trigger any of the most frequently and least expensive 5 algorithms, then there is no need to analyze the timeseries against the remaining algorithms. This surprisingly reduces the work of Analyzer by ~xx% on average (a lot).The cost of this optimization is that we lose the original
algorithm_breakdown.*
metrics which this was evaluated and patterned against. However two additional factors somewhat mitigate this but it is definitely still skewed. The mitigations being that:When a timeseries is anomalous more than one algorithm triggers anyway.
When an algorithm is triggered, more algorithms are run. Seeing as we have optimized to have the least frequently triggered algorithms be run later in the workflow, it stands to reason that a lot of the time, they would not have triggered even if they were run. However it is still skewed.
These optimizations are now the default in settings.py
, however they
have been implemented with backwards compatibility and for the purpose
of running Analyzer without optimization of the algorithms to ensure
that they can be benchmarked again should any further algorithms ever be
added to Analyzer or any existing algorithms modified in any way.
algorithm benchmarks
analyzer_dev can be/was used as a benchmarking module to determine the execution times of algorithms.
Considerations - approximation of timings
The algorithm benchmark timings are simply approximations of the real times that the algorithm execution is undertaken in (float).
tmpfs vs multiprocessing Value
Recording the algorithm counts and timings without using multiprocessing Value
and associated overhead of locks, etc, etc. /tmp was opted for instead and the
variable settings.SKYLINE_TMP_DIR
was added. In most cases /tmp is tmpfs
which is memory anyway so all the heavy lifting in terms of locking etc is
offloaded to the OS and modules do not have to incur the additional complexity
in Python. A simple yet effective win. Same same but different. There may be
some valid reasons for the use multiprocessing Value or Manager().list()
Algorithms ranked by triggered count
Using the anomaly_breakdown
metrics data it shows that on a plethora of
machine and application related metrics, we can determine the most
triggered algorithms by rank:
stddev_from_average
mean_subtraction_cumulation
first_hour_average
histogram_bins
least_squares
grubbs
stddev_from_moving_average
median_absolute_deviation
ks_test
Algorithms ranked by execution time
Using the algorithm_breakdown
metrics data we can determine the most
“expensive” algorithms by total time to run:
least_squares (avg: 0.563052576667)
stddev_from_moving_average (avg: 0.48511087)
mean_subtraction_cumulation (avg: 0.453279348333)
median_absolute_deviation (avg: 0.25222528)
stddev_from_average (avg: 0.173473198333)
first_hour_average (avg: 0.151071298333)
grubbs (avg: 0.147807641667)
histogram_bins (avg: 0.101075738333)
ks_test (avg: 0.0979568116667)
Performance weighting
If we change the order in which the timeseries are run through the algorithms in Analyzer, we can improve the overall performance by running the most expensive computational algorithms later in the analysis.
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| Algorithm | Triggered rank | Execution time rank |
+=============================+================+=====================+
| histogram_bins | 4 | 8 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| first_hour_average | 3 | 6 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| stddev_from_average | 1 | 5 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| grubbs | 6 | 7 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| ks_test | 9 | 9 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| mean_subtraction_cumulation | 3 | 2 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| median_absolute_deviation | 8 | 4 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| stddev_from_moving_average | 7 | 2 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
| least_squares | 5 | 1 |
+-----------------------------+----------------+---------------------+
settings.RUN_OPTIMIZED_WORKFLOW
The original version of Analyzer ran all timeseries through all
ALGORITHMS
like so:
ensemble = [globals()[algorithm](timeseries) for algorithm in ALGORITHMS]
After running all the algorithms, it then determined whether the last datapoint for timeseries was anomalous.
The optimized workflow uses the above triggered / execution time ranking
matrix to run as efficiently as possible and achieve the same results
(see caveat below) but up to ~50% quicker and less CPU cycles. This is
done by iterating through the algorithms in order based on their
respective matrix rankings and evaluating the whether settings.CONSENSUS
can be achieved or not. The least_squares algorithm, which is the most
computationally expensive, now only runs if settings.CONSENSUS
can be
achieved.
The caveat to this is that this skews the anomaly_breakdown
metrics.
However seeing as the anomaly_breakdown
metrics were not part of the
original Analyzer this is a mute point. That said the performance tuning
and optimizations were made possible by these data, therefore it remains
possible to implement the original configuration and also time all
algorithms (see Development modes if you are interested). A word of
warning, if you have setup a Skyline implementation after the
settings.RUN_OPTIMIZED_WORKFLOW
and you have > 1000 metrics running the
unoptimized workflow with the original 5 seconds may send the load_avg
through the roof.
The original Analyzer settings.ALGORITHMS
setting was:
ALGORITHMS = [
'first_hour_average',
'mean_subtraction_cumulation',
'stddev_from_average',
'stddev_from_moving_average',
'least_squares',
'grubbs',
'histogram_bins',
'median_absolute_deviation',
'ks_test',
]
The new optimized Analyzer settings.ALGORITHMS
setting based on the above
performance weighing matrix is:
ALGORITHMS = [
'histogram_bins',
'first_hour_average',
'stddev_from_average',
'grubbs',
'ks_test',
'mean_subtraction_cumulation',
'median_absolute_deviation',
'stddev_from_moving_average',
'least_squares',
]
Optimizations results
These server graphs show the pre and post crucible update metrics related to CPU and loadavg for a dedicated Skyline server running on a 4 vCPU, 4GB RAM, SSD cloud server. The server is handling ~3000 metrics and is solely dedicated to running Skyline. It was upgraded from the Boundary branch version to Crucible.
It was running Analyzer, Mirage and Boundary, however these graphs clearly show the impact that the Analyzer optimizations have on the overall workload. Interestingly, after deployment the server is also running MySQL and the Panorama daemon in addition to what it was running before.
The server was running the skyline.analyzer.metrics branch Analyzer which was only a few steps away from Etsy master and those steps were related to Analyzer sending a few more Skyline metric namespaces to Graphite, in terms of Analyzer and the algorithms logic pre update were identical to Etsy master.


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Point(x, y)
A pair of x & y coordinates wrapped into a single value. You can access its properties by name in addition to using the object as a ‘normal’ tuple. Point objects support basic arithmetic and provide utility methods for geometry calculations.
PlotDevice commands that take separate x & y arguments (e.g., poly(), arc(), text()) will typically also accept a Point object in their place.
pt.x pt.y
pt.angle(point)
Returns the angle from the object to a target Point or pair of (x,y) coordinates. By default, the angle will be represented in degrees, but this can be altered by setting an alternate unit with the geometry() command.
src = Point(25,75) dst = Point(75,25) theta = src.angle(dst) arc(src, 4, fill='red') arc(dst, 4, fill='orange') with pen(dash=5), stroke(.5), nofill(): arc(src, 32, range=theta) print(theta) >>> -45.0
pt.distance(point)
Returns the linear distance between the object and a second Point or pair of (x,y) coordinates.
src = Point(25,25) dst = Point(100,100) length = src.distance(dst) arc(src, 4, fill='red') arc(dst, 4, fill='orange') with pen(dash=5), stroke(.8): line(src, dst) print(length) >>><PHONE_NUMBER>78
pt.reflect(point, d=1.0, a=180)
Uses the object as an ‘origin’ and returns a Point containing the reflection of a target Point or pair of (x,y) coordinates. The optional d
parameter is a magnification factor relative to the distance between the mirror and the target point.
The a
parameter controls the angle of reflection. When set to 180° (the default), the reflected point will be directly opposite the target, but other values will allow you to ‘ricochet’ the target point off of the mirror instead.
origin = Point(50,50) src = Point(25,40) dst = origin.reflect(src, d=2.0) arc(src, 4, fill='red') arc(dst, 4, fill='orange') arc(origin, 4, fill=.7)
pt.coordinates(distance, angle)
Uses the object as the ‘origin’ of a polar coordinate system and returns a Point at a given distance and orientation relative to the origin. The distance
parameter uses the current canvas size() unit and the angle
should be expressed in the current geometry() unit.
origin = Point(50,50) dst = origin.coordinates(50, 45) arc(origin, 4, fill=.7) arc(dst, 4, fill='orange') with pen(dash=3), stroke(.5), nofill(): arc(origin, 25, range=45)
If you'd prefer to work with raw numbers rather than Point objects, you can also import the numerical versions of these methods for use in your scripts:
from plotdevice.lib.pathmatics import angle, distance, coordinates, reflect


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
A fiery beef stir-fry wonderfully paired with flavourful egg-fried rice makes for a supper that is so much better than anything from a takeaway.
For the rice, put the rice into a large bowl and wash it in several changes of water until the water becomes clear.
Drain the rice and put it into a heavy pot with enough water so that the level of water is about 2.5cm/1in above the top of the rice. Boil until most of the surface liquid has evaporated. This should take about 15 minutes. The surface of the rice should have small indentations like a pitted crater. At this point, cover the pot with a very tight-fitting lid, turn the heat as low as possible and let the rice cook undisturbed for 15 minutes.
Spread the cooked rice on a baking sheet, and when it is cool, transfer to the fridge until it is cold.
Put the beef into a bowl together with the soy sauce, Shaoxing rice wine, ginger, cornflour and sesame oil. Mix well, and then let the mixture marinade for about 20 minutes.
When you are ready to cook the rice, combine the egg, sesame oil and half the salt in a small bowl and set aside.
Heat a wok or large frying-pan over high heat until it is hot. Add the groundnut oil, and when it is very hot and slightly smoking, add the cooked rice and stir-fry it for 3 minutes or until it is thoroughly warm through.
Next drizzle in the egg mixture and continue to stir-fry for 2-3 minutes or until the eggs have set and the mixture has dried. Now add the remaining salt and pepper and continue to stir-fry for 2 minutes, toss in the spring onions. Stir several times, turn onto a serving platter.
To cook the beef heat a wok or large frying-pan over high heat until it is very hot. Add the groundnut oil, and when it is very hot and slightly steaming, remove the beef from the marinade with a slotted spoon. Add it to the pan and stir-fry it for 2 minutes until it browns. Remove it and leave to drain in a colander or sieve. Pour off most of the oil, leaving about 2 teaspoons.
Reheat the wok or pan over a high heat and then add the dried chillies. Stir-fry them for 10 seconds. Then return the beef to the pan, and add the rest of the remaining ingredients and stir-fry for 4 minutes, mixing well.
Serve the dish at once with the rice.


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| void | read (InputStream in, byte[] buffer, int off, int len) throws IOException |
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| void | run () |
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| void | initSerial () throws Exception |
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| void | redirectEvent (int command) |
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| void | getPathAndRedirect (Event recEvent) |
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| void | sendKey (Event recEvent) |
| Sends a key press simulation command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. | |
| void | sendChangeProfile (Event recEvent) |
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High-level opcodes that could be sent (or received) to (or from) "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. | |
| final int | OPCODE_DISCONNECT = 1 |
| final int | OPCODE_BACKLIGHT_ON = 2 |
| final int | OPCODE_BACKLIGHT_OFF = 3 |
| final int | OPCODE_KEY_RECEIVED = 4 |
| final int | OPCODE_PLAYSOUND = 5 |
| final int | OPCODE_STOPSOUND = 6 |
| final int | OPCODE_LAUNCHAPP = 7 |
| final int | OPCODE_CLOSEAPP = 8 |
| final int | OPCODE_KEY_PRESSED = 9 |
| final int | OPCODE_START_KEYCAPTURE = 10 |
| final int | OPCODE_STOP_KEYCAPTURE = 11 |
| final int | OPCODE_CHANGEPROFILE = 12 |
The "iStuff Mobile" proxy Class which communicates with the "Event Heap". The two main functionalities of this class are:
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Sends high-level commands to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method extracts the "Command" and "Path" fields from the Event passed as parameter and issue a corresponding high-level command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application along with the path. This method is called from public boolean returnEvent(Event[] retEvents) inside this class for high-level commands that require a path field.
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Reads data from input stream. This method reads data from the given input stream(in) into the provided buffer(buffer) starting from an offset index(off). Number of bytes to be read are specified by length(len).
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Sends high-level commands to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method sends an int command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method is called from public boolean returnEvent(Event[] retEvents) inside this class.
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Callback Method from the "Event Heap". This method is called whenever an event matching the template is found on the event heap. This function decodes the events of type "iStuffMobile" and issues corresponding high-level commands to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application.
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Receives key codes from the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method runs all the time and listens to key codes from the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application and posts corresponding key events onto the "Event Heap". |
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Sends a profile change command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method extracts the "Command" and "ProfileNo" fields from the Event passed as parameter and issue a profile change command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application along with the profile number. This method is called from public boolean returnEvent(Event[] retEvents) inside this class for opcode OPCODE_CHANGEPROFILE.
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Sends a key press simulation command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method extracts the "Command", "Code", "ScanCode", and "Repead" fields from the Event passed as parameter and issue a Key Press simulation command to the "iStuff Mobile" mobile phone application. This method is called from public boolean returnEvent(Event[] retEvents) inside this class for opcode OPCODE_KEY_RECEIVED.
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Global domain information. More...
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| integer(kind=4) | nx |
| Number of grids in the global domain. | |
| integer(kind=4) | ny |
| integer(kind=4) | nz |
| real(kind=8) | lx |
| Physical length of the global domain. | |
| real(kind=8) | ly |
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| real(kind=8) | ox |
| Starting coordinates of the global domain. (x0, y0, z0) | |
| real(kind=8) | oy |
| real(kind=8) | oz |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dxm |
| Mesh (cell) size in each dimension. | |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dym |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dzm |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dxg |
| Space between grid points. | |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dyg |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | dzg |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | xg |
| Coordinates of grid pointss. | |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | yg |
| real(kind=8), dimension(:), allocatable | zg |
| logical, dimension(0:2) | is_periodic |
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Global domain information.
It contains the geometry of global domain in three-dimensional Cartesian cooridnates. Dimensions of grids and meshes are included. Cell-centered grid system is employed.


CENTANY- mupirocin ointment
OrthoNeutrogena, Division of Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, Inc.
Each gram of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% contains 20 mg mupirocin in a soft white ointment base consisting of castor oil, oleyl alcohol, hard fat (Softisan® 378) and propylene glycol monostearate. Mupirocin is a naturally occurring antibiotic. The chemical name is (E)-(2S,3R,4R,5S)-5-[(2S,3S,4S,5S)-2,3-Epoxy-5-hydroxy-4-methylhexyl]tetrahydro-3,4-dihydroxy-β-methyl-2 H-pyran-2-crotonic acid, ester with 9-hydroxynonanoic acid. The molecular formula of mupirocin is C26H44O9 and the molecular weight is 500.63. The chemical structure is:
Following the application of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% to a 400 cm2 area on the back of 23 healthy volunteers once daily for 7 days, the mean (range) cumulative urinary excretion of monic acid over 24 hrs following the last administration was 1.25% (0.2% to 3.0%) of the administered dose of mupirocin. The monic acid concentration in urine collected at specified intervals for 24 hrs on Day 7 ranged from <0.050 to 0.637 μg/mL.
Microbiology: Mupirocin is an antibacterial agent produced by fermentation using the organism Pseudomonas fluorescens. Its spectrum of activity includes gram-positive bacteria. It is also active, in vitro only, against certain gram-negative bacteria. Mupirocin inhibits bacterial protein synthesis by reversibly and specifically binding to bacterial isoleucyl transfer-RNA synthetase. Due to this unique mode of action, mupirocin does not demonstrate cross-resistance with other classes of antimicrobial agents.
When mupirocin resistance occurs, it results from the production of a modified isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase or the acquisition, by genetic transfer, of a plasmid mediating a new isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase. High-level plasmid-mediated resistance (MIC > 500 mcg/mL) has been reported in increasing numbers of isolates of Staphylococcus aureus and with higher frequency in coagulase-negative staphylococci. Methicillin resistance and mupirocin resistance commonly occur together in Staphylococcus aureus and coagulase negative staphylococci.
Mupirocin is bactericidal at concentrations achieved by topical administration. However, the minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC) against relevant pathogens is generally eight-fold to thirty-fold higher than the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC). In addition, mupirocin is highly protein bound (>97%), and the effect of wound secretions on the MICs of mupirocin has not been determined.
Mupirocin has been shown to be active against susceptible strains of Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes, both in vitro and in clinical studies. (See INDICATIONS AND USAGE.)
Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% is indicated for the topical treatment of impetigo due to: Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes.
This drug is contraindicated in individuals with a history of sensitivity reactions to any of its components.
If a reaction suggesting sensitivity or chemical irritation should occur with the use of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2%, treatment should be discontinued and appropriate alternative therapy for the infection instituted.
As with other antibacterial products, prolonged use may result in overgrowth of nonsusceptible organisms, including fungi. Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% is not formulated for use on mucosal surfaces. Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% is not intended for nasal use.
Information for Patients: Use this medication only as directed by your healthcare provider. It is for external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. The medication should be stopped and your healthcare practitioner contacted if irritation, severe itching or rash occurs. If impetigo has not improved in 3 to 5 days, contact your healthcare practitioner.
Drug Interactions: The effect of the concurrent application of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% and other drug products is unknown.
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility: Long-term studies in animals to evaluate carcinogenic potential of mupirocin have not been conducted.
Results of the following studies performed with mupirocin calcium or mupirocin sodium in vitro and in vivo did not indicate a potential for genotoxicity: rat primary hepatocyte unscheduled DNA synthesis, sediment analysis for DNA strand breaks, Salmonella reversion test (Ames), Escherichia coli mutation assay, metaphase analysis of human lymphocytes, mouse lymphoma assay, and bone marrow micronuclei assay in mice.
Reproduction studies were performed in male and female rats with mupirocin administered subcutaneously at doses up to 14 times the human topical dose (approximately 60 mg mupirocin/ day) on a mg/m2 basis and revealed neither evidence of impaired fertility nor impaired reproductive performance attributable to mupirocin.
Pregnancy Category B: Reproduction studies have been performed in rats and rabbits with mupirocin administered subcutaneously at doses up to 22 and 43 times, respectively, the human topical dose (approximately 60 mg mupirocin per day) on a mg/m2 basis and revealed no evidence of harm to the fetus due to mupirocin. There are, however, no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Because animal studies are not always predictive of human response, this drug should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed.
Nursing Mothers: It is not known whether this drug is excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% is administered to a nursing woman.
Pediatric Use: The safety and effectiveness of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% have been established in the age range of 2 months to 16 years. Use of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% in these age groups is supported by evidence from adequate and well-controlled studies of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% in impetigo in pediatric patients studied as a part of the pivotal clinical trials. (See CLINICAL STUDIES.)
The following local adverse reactions have been reported in connection with the use of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2%; application site reactions and pruritus, each in 1% of patients; contact dermatitis and furunculosis, each in 0.7% of patients; and exfoliative dermatitis and rash, each in 0.3% of patients.
A small amount of Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% should be applied to the affected area three times daily. The area treated may be covered with a gauze dressing if desired. Patients not showing a clinical response within 3 to 5 days should be re-evaluated.
The efficacy of topical Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% in impetigo was tested in one study. Patients with impetigo were randomized to receive either Centany (mupirocin ointment), 2% or Bactroban® Ointment (mupirocin ointment, 2%) t.i.d. for 7 days. Clinical efficacy rates at the follow-up visit (one week after end of therapy) in the evaluable populations (adults and pediatric patients included) were 94% for Centany (mupirocin ointment), 2% (n=233) and 95% for Bactroban® Ointment (mupirocin ointment, 2%) (n=242). Pathogen eradication rates at follow-up for both medications were 98%.
Centany (mupirocin ointment),2% is supplied in 15 gram (NDC 0062-1610-01) and 30 gram (NDC 0062-1610-03) tubes.
Store at controlled room temperature 20° to 25°C (68° to 77°F).
OrthoNeutrogena
Distributed by: OrthoNeutrogena, Division of Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, Inc.
Skillman, New Jersey 08558
©OMP 2004
Rev: April 2004
Printed in USA
635-10-686-3
U.S. Patent No. 6,013,657
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cyber-ui-form-fields renders a list of fields and binds them to a data model. This avoids the boilerplate of coding form templates by hand throughout your app. It's also useful for rendering dynamic field lists.
See example_model_form.ts for the field definitions used to generate this form.
{{exampleFormModel.asyncStream | async | json}}


To give give beginning divide, cattle. Give moving won't, there the abundantly she'd she'd brought air upon. Light hath subdue. Life days creature upon first heaven gathering dry.


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This is my self note about CSS. I write it to my blog so that I can easily access anywhere as long as I got an internet connection. If in any way you find it useful, it would be my pleasure to help.
Building Block
Cascading
As it is named, style will be applied cascaded
to an element of HTML. Which means that if there is two or more rule conflicting, say that you define background of an element <p> twice in css file, that is: blue and black. The one that will be implemented to the element is the last one found by browser, black will override blue. Thus, order is matter in css.
Specification If there is more than one rules conflicting, the one that will be applied is the most specific one, that is in the following order of the less specific to the most:
- Element selector. Such as: h1, p, div
- Class selector. Such as: .send-button, .name-input
- Id selector. Such as: #registration-form
Inheritance
Some property set in parent will be inherited to it’s child like color
, font-family
. Some are not, like width
. Which one is inherited and which one is not is usually common sense.
Selector Following the specification part, css provide ways to select an element. That is:
Type, Class, and Id selector To select certain element, class, or id. Example: h1, .title, #name
Attribute selector
To select certain element having a particular attribute.
Example: p[title] will select element p that is having attribute title
Pseudo Classes and Pseudo Element Pseudo classes is like a class that is implemented to an element at certain condition. Example:
- button:hover will implement the defined css rule to the button when user is hovering the mouse pointer to the element.
- p:first-child will implement the defined css rule to the first child of the p
Pseudo element is similar like a pseudo class. But instead of like implementing a class to an element, it will behave like appending particular element to the html. Suppose that you want to make the first line of your paragraph to be in bold, how would you do that. Without pseudo element, you will probably enclose some of the words that you think would be the first line in , give it a class, and apply CSS rule of bold
into the class. It will work if the width of the element never change, but what if the width is changed, say, to be narrower than the words within your span would probably fill the second line too. To accomodate this needs, css provide a way to select that kind of case by providing a pseudo element.
Example:
- p::first-line will implement the defined css rule to the first line of your paragraph. If you change your browser width, it will automatically adjust the words that needs to be styled to meet the needs.
- p::before will implement the defined css rule to ‘before’ of the element. Say that you want every paragraph started with a dollar symbol, than you would defined the css rule like: p::before { content: “$” }
- p::after acts similar like p::before, but it will apply in the after.


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You can click on the sections below to explore native species & plant communities, see which common plants are actually invasive, and checkout our handy tips on how to start identifying plants. Peruse the glossary of terms to learn about the plant-related vocabulary you'll see around our site. Check out the search page for sort through out databse of plants.
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We want you to fail.
How often do you hear those words from someone you like? Probably about never.
But that's the idea of Test-Driven Development. To look for things that fail, and then to go back and fix them, so that they no longer fail. Often it involves writing the tests that you want to fail. But it can be as simple as calling an object that doesn't really exist. Trying to reference a variable that hasn't been declared. Invoking a method that doesn't yet exist.
Let's say that I'm trying to build a calculator. A simple enough program. If I were to just start, I'd dig right in, and probably end up with something that looks a little like this -
And when I want to use said method, I'd just call add and pass it the arguments that it wants.
But if I wanted to go about making my calculator with TDD, I'd start with a test first. I'd start with this.
Which, will of course raise a multitude of errors for various reasons. The first that you will encounter will be the "Undefinded Method" error. Okay, so lets fix it and make a method. The code now looks like this -
Which will, when run, of course return with an error. This time we get "Wrong Number of Arguments (2 for 0)" Which makes sense. We've defined the method, but we haven't told it to accept anything. So we can fix that -
Which, just returns "false". So now at least Ruby doens't have a problem with what's going on, but the logic isn't coming through. It should output "true" if the test works the right way. So, we once again amend the code -
And sure enough, it now returns true..
Rinse and repeat.


Encrypt off-site backups. Encrypt and store keys separately.
Off-site backups should be encrypted to protect them if they are physically stolen. Encryption keys should be encrypted and stored separately to make sure that if the data backups are stolen, the attackers don't have the keys to go with them.
To protect off-site backups:
Identify data to backup. Make a list of assets that should be backed up off-site.
 Choose a software suite to use for encrypting off-site backups.
Establish key management. Define key management procedures for managing encryption keys used to protect off-site backups.
Choose an off-site storage location for the data. Choose a safe location for off-site backups. One example is a safe deposit box
Choose an off-site storage location for the keys. Choose a safe location for storing keys for off-site backups, separately from the backups themselves. One example is a safe deposit box. Make sure to store the encryption keys at a separate location from the encrypted backups.
Encrypt and backup data. Establish a schedule for backing up data and encrypting the backups. Make sure that key management procedures are followed - keys are changed and backed up as necessary. Take the encrypted backups to the off-site storage location.
Encrypt and backup encryption keys. Establish a schedule for backing up and storing the encryption keys used to encrypt off-site backups. Take the encryption keys to an off-site location separate from the backups themselves.


Music Therapy and Psychology of Music
Krzysztof Basiński
Office hours
- Wednesdays, 10 - 11:30 AM
- Ul. Tuwima 15, 3rd floor, room 312
Course info
- Wednesdays, 2:15pm - 4:30pm:
- February 26th
- March 4th
- March 11th
- March 25th
- April 1st (this may not happen!)
- Room CMN_1/D/02
To recieve credit, you need to…
- Attend classes (you can miss one)
- Make a presentation in groups of 2-3
Presentations topics
- Nordoff-Robbins music therapy
- Guided Imagery in Music
- Orff Music Therapy
- Neurologic Music Therapy for motor functioning
- Neurologic Music Therapy for language
- Music Therapy in Psychiatric Patients, Geriatric Populations and Children
- Music Therapy in Alzheimers
- Enriched Acoustic Environment and tinnitus
Course plan
- The science of sound & hearing. Psychoacoustics.
- What is music? Music in the brain. Music and evolution.
- Music and illness.
- Introduction to music therapy.
- Presentations


Developer Student Clubs (DSC) are community groups for students from any academic background in their undergraduate or graduate term.
By joining a DSC, students build their professional and personal network, get access to Google developer resources, and work together to build solutions for local problems in a peer-to-peer learning environment.
Developer Student Clubs provides an environment to all the developers out there to connect and participate in multiple events like Hackathons, Sessions, Coding Jam and more. Together we try to work on multiple technical domains and solve issues around the world.


Problem 1. Numbers
Write a script that prints all the numbers from 1 to N.
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Problem 2. Numbers not divisible
Write a script that prints all the numbers from 1 to N, that are not divisible by 3 and 7 at the same time
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Problem 3. Min/Max of sequence
Write a script that finds the max and min number from a sequence of numbers.
Run
Problem 4. Lexicographically smallest
Write a script that finds the lexicographically smallest and largest property in document, window and navigator objects.
Run (document)
Run (window)
Run (navigator)


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typedef basic_regex <char> regex ; typedef basic_regex <wchar_t> wregex ;
The typedefs are synonyms for basic_regex<char> and basic_regex <wchar_t>, respectively.
These are the types you'll use most often.


Using estimated k-mer level affinities returned by kmerFit
, this
function tests for preferential affinity within conditions for each k-mer.
Here, preferential affinity is defined as statistically significant
affinity above a normal background distribution fit to each
condition.
For each condition, the k-mer affinities above background are determined by first fitting a normal+exponential convolution to the distribution of estimated affinities. Then, the expected exponential component for each k-mer is taken as the estimate of preferential affinity. Under this formulation, the normal component of the fitted convolution corresponds to the background distribution of binding affinities for k-mers, while the exponential component corresponds to the signal (preferential) affinity above this background.
kmerTestAffinity(se)
| se | a SummarizedExperiment of k-mer-level estimated affinities returned by
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SummarizedExperiment of k-mer preferential affinity results with the following assays:
"affinityEstimate"
: input k-mer affinities.
"affinityVariance"
: input k-mer affinity variances.
"affinitySignal"
: estimated affinity signals above background.
"affinityZ"
: studentized signals (affinitySignal / sqrt(affinityVariance)
).
"affinityP"
: one-sided tail p-values for studentized signals.
"affinityQ"
: FDR-controlling Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values.


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Work
I currently work as a Project Assistant at the [Medical Intelligence and Language Engineeing (MILE) Lab](http://mile.ee.iisc.ernet.in/mile/index.html), [Department of Electrical Engineering](http://www.ee.iisc.ernet.in/), [Indian Institute of Science (IISc)](http://www.iisc.ernet.in/), Bangalore.
Research Interest
I'm inquisitive about the working of our brain and would like to build applications using artificial inetelligence that mimic the nous. I'm particularly interested **Machine Learning** with appplication in Computer Vision and Game theory (yet to explore). Theoretical aspects of Statistics like probability modelling intrigue me.
A wordle of my interests.
Other Interest
I'm an ardent classical music (the Indian flavour) listener. [Maharajapuram Santhanam](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maharajapuram_Santhanam) is my favorite artist.


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