Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute SDK Python API v2
The Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute SDK (Intel® Movidius™ NCSDK) comes with a Python Language API that enables applications that utilize hardware accelerated Deep Neural Networks via neural compute devices such as the Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute Stick.
The Python API is provided as a single Python module (mvncapi.py), which is placed on the development computer when the NCSDK is installed. It has been validated with Python 2.7 and 3.5.
Python API Documentation
| Enumerations | |
|---|---|
| DeviceHwVersion | Contains neural compute device hardware versions. |
| DeviceOption | Contains neural compute device options. |
| DeviceState | Contains neural compute device NCAPI states. |
| FifoDataType | Contains FIFO queue element data types. |
| FifoOption | Contains FIFO queue options. |
| FifoState | Contains FIFO queue NCAPI states. |
| FifoType | Contains FIFO queue access types. |
| GlobalOption | Contains global (application-level) options. |
| GraphOption | Contains network graph options. |
| GraphState | Contains network graph NCAPI states. |
| LogLevel | Contains application logging levels. |
| Status | Contains status code return values for NCAPI functions. |
| Structures | |
|---|---|
| TensorDescriptor | Holds information that describes the shape of a tensor. |
| Global Functions | |
|---|---|
| enumerate_devices() | Returns a list of identifiers for neural compute devices present in the system. |
| global_get_option() | Gets the value of a global option for the application. |
| global_set_option() | Sets the value of a global option for the application. |
| Classes | |
|---|---|
| Device | Represents a neural compute device and provides methods to communicate with the device. |
| Fifo | Represents a first in, first out (FIFO) queue for network input and output. |
| Graph | Represents a neural network graph and provides methods to perform inferences. |
Python NCAPI Overview
1. Import the NCAPI module
The Python NCAPI is in the mvncapi module within the mvnc package.
from mvnc import mvncapi
You can get and set application-level information and options with global_get_option() and global_set_option() for options in the GlobalOption enumeration.
2. Set up a neural compute device
The Device class represents a neural compute device and provides methods to communicate with the device.
The global function enumerate_devices() is used to get a list of neural compute devices that are attached to your host system.
# Get a list of available device identifiers
device_list = mvncapi.enumerate_devices()
Initialize the Device with one of the device identifiers obtained from the call to enumerate_devices().
# Initialize a Device
device = mvncapi.Device(device_list[0])
Initialize the neural compute device and open communication with Device.open().
# Initialize the device and open communication
device.open()
You can get information about the device using Device.get_option() for options in the DeviceOption enumeration.
Note: If you are using more than one neural compute device, you must create and open a separate Device for each.
3. Set up a network graph and associated FIFO queues for the device
The NCSDK requires a neural network graph file compiled with the mvNCCompile NCSDK tool. Many network models from TensorFlow* and Caffe are supported. See Configuring Your Network for the Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute SDK for more information about preparing your network model for use with the NCSDK.
When you have a compiled graph, load the graph file data to a buffer.
# Load graph file data
GRAPH_FILEPATH = './graph'
with open(GRAPH_FILEPATH, mode='rb') as f:
graph_buffer = f.read()
The Graph class provides methods for utilizing your network graph.
Initialize the Graph with a name string. The name string can be anything you like up to mvncapi.MAX_NAME_SIZE characters, or just an empty string.
# Initialize a Graph object
graph = mvncapi.Graph('graph1')
Graph input and output is done with FIFO (first-in, first-out) queues. The Fifo class represents one of these queues and provides methods for managing it.
Create input and output Fifo queues for your Graph and allocate the graph to your device with Graph.allocate_with_fifos(). You can omit the keyword parameters to use default Fifo settings or you can specify other values as needed.
# Allocate the graph to the device and create input and output Fifos with default arguments
input_fifo, output_fifo = graph.allocate_with_fifos(device, graph_file_buffer)
# Allocate the graph to the device and create input and output Fifos with keyword arguments (default values shown)
input_fifo, output_fifo = graph.allocate_with_fifos(device, graph_file_buffer,
input_fifo_type=mvncapi.FifoType.HOST_WO, input_fifo_data_type=mvncapi.FifoDataType.FP32, input_fifo_num_elem=2,
output_fifo_type=mvncapi.FifoType.HOST_RO, output_fifo_data_type=mvncapi.FifoDataType.FP32, output_fifo_num_elem=2)
Optional parameters:
- input_fifo_type/output_fifo_type: This sets the read/write access for the Fifo. The input_fifo will be used to provide input to your network graph and should be a HOST_WO (write-only) FifoType, which allows the API (“HOST”) to write to the Fifo. The output_fifo will be used to get output from your network graph and should be a HOST_RO (read-only) FifoType, which allows the API to read from the Fifo.
- input_fifo_data_type/output_fifo_data_type: This sets the type of data the the Fifo will store. The default data type for Fifos is 32-bit floating point (32FP). You can also set the data type to 16-bit floating point (16FP). Note: Regardless of what data types the input and output Fifos are configured for, the API will convert tensors to 16FP while performing inferences.
- input_fifo_num_elem/output_fifo/num_elem: This sets the size of the Fifo queue, or the maximum number of elements that each Fifo will hold. Choose a number that makes sense for your application flow and memory constraints. Also keep in mind that the method to write to the input Fifo will block if the input Fifo is full, and the method to read from the output Fifo will block if the output Fifo is empty.
See the Fifo class documentation for more information about individual Fifo creation and allocation for greater control over Fifo set up.
You can get information about a Graph using Graph.get_option() for options in the GraphOption enumeration. You can get information about a Fifo using Fifo.get_option() and Fifo.set_option() for options in the FifoOption enumeration.
*Note: You must create and allocate a Graph for each network graph file that you wish to use. A Device can have more than one Graph allocated to it, but each Graph can only be allocated to a single Device.
4. Get an input tensor
The way that you obtain and pre-process your input tensor will depend on your individual application. If you are using Python3, the cv2 module provides an easy way to load images from file or a camera feed. GStreamer is a popular alternative.
Here is an example of using the cv2 module to read an image from file and resize it to fit your network’s requirements. However, additional pre-processing specific to the network model that you are using and the image that you are loading is probably necessary.
import cv2
# Read an image from file
tensor = cv2.imread('img.jpg')
# Do pre-processing specific to this network model (resizing, subtracting network means, etc.)
You can also use numpy to manipulate tensors.
import numpy
# Convert an input tensor to 32FP data type
tensor = tensor.astype(numpy.float32)
Input tensor data must be the data type specified by the RW_DATA_TYPE option for the input Fifo. The default is 32-bit floating point, but Fifos can also be configured to store 16-bit floating point data. See the FifoDataType enumeration.
Tensor data should be stored in a numpy ndarray.
5. Perform an inference
Use Graph.queue_inference_with_fifo_elem() to write the input tensor to your input Fifo and queue it for inference. When the inference is complete the input tensor will be removed from the input_fifo queue and the result tensor will be placed in the output_fifo queue. The third parameter must be None. The fourth parameter can be any object that you wish to have associated with this particular tensor when you read the inference results, such as the original tensor or a window handle, or None.
# Write the tensor to the input_fifo and queue an inference
graph.queue_inference_with_fifo_elem(input_fifo, output_fifo, tensor, 'user object')
If the input Fifo is full, this method call will block until there is room to write to the Fifo. You can check how many elements are in the input and output Fifos with Fifo.get_option() for RO_WRITE_FILL_LEVEL and RO_READ_FILL_LEVEL, respectively. Note that the inference will take some amount of time to complete, depending on network model speed and device communication latency, so you may need to wait to see updated levels.
After the inference is complete, you can get the inference result with Fifo.read_elem(). This will also return the user object that you passed to Fifo.write_elem().
# Get the results from the output queue
output, user_obj = output_fifo.read_elem()
You can then use the output result as intended for your particular network model.
6. Clean up
Before closing communication with the device, use Graph.destroy() and Fifo.destroy() to destroy the Graph and Fifo objects and clean up associated memory. The Fifos must be empty before being destroyed. Then use Device.close() to close the device and Device.destroy() to destroy the Device object and clean up associated memory.
# Clean up
input_fifo.destroy()
output_fifo.destroy()
graph.destroy()
device.close()
device.destroy()


AviationKit
Overview
The FAA provides weather reports and additional notices on a XML based server format. The FAA weather server provides METAR’s, TAF’s, AIREP, AIR/SIGMET’s, G-AIRMET’s, and STATION INFO.
The initial release of the library contains basic METAR and TAF information based on location. As the library grows, additional functionality and additional reports will be added.
In addition to the FAA documentation, there is a documentation server here on github. The documentation will continue to be updated reguarding the classes, structures, enums and everything.
Example
The pod contains a fully functional example app. To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Requirements
In order to keep the library up to date, we will develop one OS level behind the current iOS version. For example, as iOS current version is 12, we will develop this project at iOS version 11. When iOS version 13 is released, this project will update to iOS 12 and the back level.
Installation
AviationKit is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'AviationKit'
Screenshots
| METAR By Location | TAF By Location |
|---|---|
| METAR Sample | TAF Sample |
|---|---|
Usage
The reports are created using the base report function and the proper report parameter structure. The core reporting function is:
let reports = Reports()
reports.getReport(parmStructure) { (results, error) in
// code here
}
METAR
The METAR report is generated using the MetarParams
structure. There are no parameter checking processes.
You are responsible for setting the correct parameters as described in the FAA weather site.
If you set incorrect parameters, the error is returned from the API endpoint in the error
variable of the closure.
METAR example:
var metarParms = MetarParams()
metarParms.areaConstraint = AreaConstraints(Coordinates(location.longitude, location.latitude), milesRadius)
let reports = Reports()
reports.getReport(metarParms) { (results, error) in
if let res = results, let resultsarray = res as? [METAR] {
// process the METAR array
} else {
// process the error
}
}
Options
This list of valid options was taken from the FAA website on 6/4/19. Please check the site and let me know if you are receiving errors while following this guide. Please review the FAA site to determine the correct options to retrieve the data you would like. I will not repeat the constraints here as they may change. This chart is describing the FAA variables to the AviationKit variables.
| FAA Variable | Variable | Variable Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| stationString | StationConstraints.stationString | [String] | An array of four letter airport station abbreviations assigned by the FAA. This allows for multiple entries in one request. |
| startTime | StartEnd.startTime | Int | start and end times in seconds since January 1, 1970 |
| endTime | StartEnd.endTime | Int | start and end times in seconds since January 1, 1970 |
| hoursBeforeNow | TimeConstraints.hoursBeforeNow | Double | Any positive floating point number. Based on the METAR observation time |
| mostRecent | MetarParams.mostRecent | Bool | Defaults to false . Optional value. |
| mostRecentForEachStation | StationConstraints.mostRecentForEachStation | enum | There are 4 values in the MostRecentForEachStationConstraints enum. The default is false . |
| minLat | CoordinateRectangle.minimum.latitude | Double | Part of the rectangle bounds |
| maxLat | CoordinateRectangle.maximum.latitude | Double | Part of the rectangle bounds |
| minLon | CoordinateRectangle.minimum.longitude | Double | Part of the rectangle bounds |
| maxLon | CoordinateRectangle.maximum.longitude | Double | Part of the rectangle bounds |
| radialDistance | AreaConstraints.radiusInMiles | Int | Radius in statute miles |
| flightPath (radial distance) | flightPathCoordinates.maxDistanceInMiles | Double | The number of statute miles from the path |
| flightPath (Coordinates array) | flightPathCoordinates | [CoordinatePath] | See the CoordinatePath fir definition. |
| CoordinatePath.leg | Int | The leg for this coordinate path - default 1 | |
| CoordinatePath.endPoint | Coordinates | The end point for this path (optional) | |
| CoordinatePath.startPoint | Coordinates | The starting point for this path (optional) | |
| CoordinatePath.stationString | String | An airport station rather than coordnates for this path | |
| minDegreeDistance | MetarParams.minimumDegreeDistance | Double | 0 < any value <90. The degree distance is the distance (based on longitude and latitude) between stations. The larger the value of minDegreeDistance, the less dense the results. Duplicate stations are filtered and the most recent of duplicate stations is reported. |
| fields | MetarParams.fields | [String] | The fields you would like to return after processing. Refer to FAA docs for the fields available. |
TAF
The TAF reports are still using the older functions. You use the Comms
object to get the TAF information. There are only a few options at this time - more updates to come!
TAF example:
let location = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 38.920898, longitude:-77.031372)
let milesRadius = 10
let comms = Comms()
comms.getTAF(location, milesRadius) { (results, error) in
// process the results array of [TAF] objects
}
Author
Mike Silvers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
AviationKit is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


At least 78 people killed in Ethiopian protests last week – prime minister’s office
by Staff ReporterADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – At least 78 people were killed during protests in Ethiopia last week over the treatment of a prominent activist, the prime minister’s spokeswoman said on Thursday.
Billene Seyoum told a news conference that 409 people had been detained over the unrest and that investigations were ongoing and the death toll and number detained could rise.
Supporters of activist Jawar Mohammed took to the streets last week to protest against his treatment after he said police had surrounded his home in Addis Ababa and tried to withdraw his government security detail.
Crowds of young men from his Oromo ethnic group quickly turned their anger against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, also an Oromo, saying that he had betrayed them by mistreating Jawar.
Billene said that at least 78 civilians had died in “a very senseless act of violence” in the Oromiya and Harari regions and the eastern city of Dire Dawa.


ValidationFail
Exception raised by Input validations.
It carries additional information about the context of the error that can be used when reporting/handling it. For this reason when this exception handled by a Handler it gets encoded into json ValidationFail.toJSON.
throw new ValidationFail('File does not exit!')
Static Method Summary
| Static Public Methods | ||
| public static |
fromJSON(json: string): ValidationFail Creates a ValidationFail instance based on the input json string |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(message: string, code: string, inputName: string) Initialize the exception |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public set |
Sets an unique error code specifically related with that has failed validation, this information can be used later to identify the origin of the error, instead of trying to parse the message to figure out that information. |
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| public get |
Returns the code related with the validation itself |
|
| public |
Boolean telling if this error is not allowed as output (Handler.output) when it has been raised from a nested action (an action created from another action (Action.createAction)). |
|
| public set |
Sets the input name related with the validation |
|
| public get |
Returns the input name related with the validation |
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| public |
Status code used by the Handler when this error is raised from inside of a top level action (an action that has not been created from another action). |
Inherited Summary
| From class MeboError | ||
| public |
Boolean telling if this error is not allowed as output (Handler.output) when it has been raised from a nested action (an action created from another action (Action.createAction)). |
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| public |
Status code used by the Handler when this error is raised from inside of a top level action (an action that has not been created from another action). |
Static Public Methods
public static fromJSON(json: string): ValidationFail source
Creates a ValidationFail instance based on the input json string
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| json | string | string containing the serialized json version of the exception |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public set code(errorCode: string): * source
Sets an unique error code specifically related with that has failed validation, this information can be used later to identify the origin of the error, instead of trying to parse the message to figure out that information.
public disableOutputInNested: boolean source
Boolean telling if this error is not allowed as output (Handler.output) when it has been raised from a nested action (an action created from another action (Action.createAction)). When output is disabled the error will not be handled by the Writer, therefore the error will be emitted by the signal Handler.onErrorDuringOutput.
Value driven by:
Settings.get('error/validationFail/disableOutputInNested')
(default: true
)
Override:
MeboError#disableOutputInNestedpublic status: number source
Status code used by the Handler when this error is raised from inside of a top level action (an action that has not been created from another action).
Value driven by:
Settings.get('error/validationFail/status')
(default: 400
)


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Levante keeper Fernandez excused from election day duty
Levante goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez has been cleared to play in Sunday's La Liga game at Athletic Bilbao after being excused from working at a polling station in Spain's parliamentary election on the same day.
REUTERS: Levante goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez has been cleared to play in Sunday's La Liga game at Athletic Bilbao after being excused from working at a polling station in Spain's parliamentary election on the same day.
"Good news. The electoral commission has excused our goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez from being a reserve at the Mondragon polling station. We'll see you at San Mames," Levante tweeted on Saturday.
Fernandez, who is from the Basque town of Mondragon, had been drafted onto a list of reserves who are required to attend the polling station on the morning of the election to see whether their presence is required.
Levante's preparations for the game at San Mames had been thrown into chaos as second-choice keeper Oier Olazabal is injured. However, Fernandez will now be able to turn out for his side, who beat champions Barcelona 3-1 last week.
All Spaniards on the electoral register are liable to be called up to work at polling stations, for which they are paid 65 euros (US$72), and require mitigating circumstances to be excused.
Fernandez’s team mate Jorge Miramon had also been drafted in to work on election day in his hometown of Zaragoza but was released from duty earlier in the week.
(Reporting by Richard Martin, editing by Pritha Sarkar)


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Tech route to greener cities only 'smart' if residents follow
BARCELONA: High-tech solutions to make cities greener already exist - from local clean power grids to electric transport hubs and intelligent buildings - but deploying them fast enough to curb climate change is a challenge, city and business officials said Wednesday.
Efforts to cut planet-warming emissions by shifting to less polluting energy and transport, and using natural resources more efficiently, will not succeed unless residents participate, they told an international conference on "smart cities" in Barcelona.
"I think it's very important to involve people, and to give them the opportunity, the possibility to really do something," said Anna Schindler, director of urban development for the Swiss city of Zurich.
The banking hub aims to use technology to "solve real problems for real people" in ways that improve their quality of life as well as tackling climate change, she added.
For about a decade, Zurich has been working towards a local aim of creating a "2000-Watt Society", where residents use only as much energy as would be sustainable for each person on the planet to consume.
Reaching that in Switzerland requires cutting energy use by two-thirds and meeting at least 75% of energy needs from renewable sources, so that each person emits only one tonne of greenhouse gases per year.
Zurich is working to achieve that goal by 2050 through measures such as creating an online platform that shows users how to source local clean energy and at what price, Schindler said.
And in a city where many people rent and do not own homes, they can purchase square metres of solar panels to be installed on the roofs of public buildings as a contribution to shifting the urban energy supply towards renewables, she explained.
In France's industrial powerhouse Lyon, authorities want to use open data to help inhabitants make informed green choices, such as showing them if their roofs are suitable for solar panels, said Karine Dognin-Sauze, vice-president of smart city initiatives for the metropolitan area.
As the city's population expands, it also is trying to reduce the half a million cars moving daily in Lyon, and to redesign its industrial zones into smaller units that run on renewable energy, she added.
To achieve some of these grand aims, there is "a need to break the concept that we have politicians on one side, business on another and citizens on another", she said.
"There is too much division and debate that avoids real action," she noted, urging better cooperation to agree on the right solutions together and "get things done".
City residents are "anxious" about climate change and need to be offered "reachable" solutions that make their lives easier, she said.
That might include things like making it simpler for them to ride bicycles for enjoyment and coolness, she added.
But winning support for major changes to homes, workplaces and public space can be tricky, especially among low-income groups, government officials noted.
SMART COMMUNICATION
In the German city of Cologne, an EU-funded "GrowSmarter" project to test smart-city solutions - including neighbourhoods that use less and cleaner energy - was a hard sell in Mulheim, a district in the northeast that is being regenerated.
City official Barbara Möhlendick said only a handful of the 1,000 residents affected - more than half of whom receive welfare payments - turned up to early meetings where the planned green transformation of their homes was explained.
"They were not interested in the topic of climate, but in their life quality," said Möhlendick, the city's secretary of social integration and the environment.
To bring them on board, the city had to invest in better communicating its plans to local people, she said. Gradually as work started, their interest grew, and the city made efforts to carry out other minor improvements residents wanted, such as lighting around bicycle stands, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Preliminary analysis shows the district's energy-saving measures - from smart meters and use of heat pumps to local solar power generation - have cut carbon emissions by about 70%, she added.
One key lesson from the five-year "GrowSmarter" project - also implemented in Stockholm and Barcelona - is the importance of interacting with the users of buildings from the start and showing them how they will benefit from the changes, said Manel Sanmarti of the Catalonia Institute for Energy Research.
Bertrand Camus, chief executive officer of French water and waste services company SUEZ, which is working on smart city projects in Dijon and Angers, said getting more people on board with any push for faster climate action was crucial.
Like many people, he shared "this feeling of impatience" to address what some call a "climate emergency", he said, but time was needed "to develop solutions and to really get the buy-in from the right stakeholders, starting with the population".
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A port of entry, so all the authorities are here.
Berth alongside the eastern quay in the basin, or, alternatively, stern-to in the NW corner of the harbour.


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test_package::AsRef
A cheap, reference-to-reference conversion.
AsRef
is very similar to, but different than, Borrow
. See
the book for more.
Note: this trait must not fail. If the conversion can fail, use a dedicated method which
returns an Option<T>
or a Result<T, E>
.
Both String
and &str
implement AsRef<str>
:
fn is_hello<T: AsRef<str>>(s: T) {
assert_eq!("hello", s.as_ref());
}
let s = "hello";
is_hello(s);
let s = "hello".to_string();
is_hello(s);
AsRef
auto-dereference if the inner type is a reference or a mutable
reference (eg: foo.as_ref()
will work the same if foo
has type &mut Foo
or &&mut Foo
)


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New Transaction – Create a new asset transaction.
Edit Transaction – Modify an existing asset transaction.
Delete Transaction – Delete an existing asset transaction.


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Class: Aws::APIGateway::Types::Integration
| Inherits: |
Struct
|
| Defined in: |
(unknown) |
Overview
Represents a HTTP, AWS, or Mock integration.
Returned by:
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#cache_key_parameters ⇒ Array<String>
Specifies the integration\'s cache key parameters.
-
#cache_namespace ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s cache namespace.
-
#credentials ⇒ String
Specifies the credentials required for the integration, if any.
-
#http_method ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s HTTP method type.
-
#integration_responses ⇒ Hash<String,Types::IntegrationResponse>
Specifies the integration\'s responses.
-
#passthrough_behavior ⇒ String
Specifies the pass-through behavior for incoming requests based on the Content-Type header in the request, and the available requestTemplates defined on the Integration.
-
#request_parameters ⇒ Hash<String,String>
Represents requests parameters that are sent with the backend request.
-
#request_templates ⇒ Hash<String,String>
Represents a map of Velocity templates that are applied on the request payload based on the value of the Content-Type header sent by the client.
-
#type ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s type.
-
#uri ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
Instance Attribute Details
#cache_key_parameters ⇒ Array<String>
Specifies the integration\'s cache key parameters.
#cache_namespace ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s cache namespace.
#credentials ⇒ String
Specifies the credentials required for the integration, if any. For AWS
integrations, three options are available. To specify an IAM Role for
Amazon API Gateway to assume, use the role\'s Amazon Resource Name
(ARN). To require that the caller\'s identity be passed through from the
request, specify the string arn:aws:iam::\*:user/\*
. To use
resource-based permissions on supported AWS services, specify null.
#http_method ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s HTTP method type.
#integration_responses ⇒ Hash<String,Types::IntegrationResponse>
Specifies the integration\'s responses.
#passthrough_behavior ⇒ String
Specifies the pass-through behavior for incoming requests based on the
Content-Type header in the request, and the available requestTemplates
defined on the Integration. There are three valid values:
WHEN_NO_MATCH
, WHEN_NO_TEMPLATES
, and NEVER
.
WHEN_NO_MATCH
passes the request body for unmapped content types
through to the Integration backend without transformation.
NEVER
rejects unmapped content types with an HTTP 415 \'Unsupported
Media Type\' response.
WHEN_NO_TEMPLATES
will allow pass-through when the Integration has NO
content types mapped to templates. However if there is at least one
content type defined, unmapped content types will be rejected with the
same 415 response.
#request_parameters ⇒ Hash<String,String>
Represents requests parameters that are sent with the backend request.
Request parameters are represented as a key/value map, with a
destination as the key and a source as the value. A source must match an
existing method request parameter, or a static value. Static values must
be enclosed with single quotes, and be pre-encoded based on their
destination in the request. The destination must match the pattern
integration.request.`{location}.{name}`
, where location
is either
querystring, path, or header. name
must be a valid, unique parameter
name.
#request_templates ⇒ Hash<String,String>
Represents a map of Velocity templates that are applied on the request payload based on the value of the Content-Type header sent by the client. The content type value is the key in this map, and the template (as a String) is the value.
#type ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s type. The valid value is HTTP
, AWS
, or
MOCK
.
Possible values:
- HTTP
- AWS
- MOCK
#uri ⇒ String
Specifies the integration\'s Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). For HTTP
integrations, the URI must be a fully formed, encoded HTTP(S) URL
according to the RFC-3986 specification:
. For AWS
integrations, the URI should be of the form
arn:aws:apigateway:`{region}:{subdomain.service|service}:{path|action}/{service_api}`
. Region
, subdomain
and service
are used to determine the right
endpoint. For AWS services that use the Action=
query string
parameter, service_api
should be a valid action for the desired
service. For RESTful AWS service APIs, path
is used to indicate that
the remaining substring in the URI should be treated as the path to the
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Package org.apache.qpid.proton.engine
Enum Event.Type
- java.lang.Object
-
- java.lang.Enum<Event.Type>
-
- org.apache.qpid.proton.engine.Event.Type
-
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable
,java.lang.Comparable<Event.Type>
,EventType
- Enclosing interface:
- Event
public static enum Event.Type extends java.lang.Enum<Event.Type> implements EventType
Event types built into the library.
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Enum Constant Summary
Enum Constants Enum Constant Description CONNECTION_BOUND
CONNECTION_FINAL
CONNECTION_INIT
CONNECTION_LOCAL_CLOSE
CONNECTION_LOCAL_OPEN
CONNECTION_REMOTE_CLOSE
CONNECTION_REMOTE_OPEN
CONNECTION_UNBOUND
DELIVERY
LINK_FINAL
LINK_FLOW
LINK_INIT
LINK_LOCAL_CLOSE
LINK_LOCAL_DETACH
LINK_LOCAL_OPEN
LINK_REMOTE_CLOSE
LINK_REMOTE_DETACH
LINK_REMOTE_OPEN
NON_CORE_EVENT
This value must never be used to generate an event, it's only used as a guard when casting custom EventTypes to coreEvent.Type
viaEvent.getType()
.REACTOR_FINAL
REACTOR_INIT
REACTOR_QUIESCED
SELECTABLE_ERROR
SELECTABLE_EXPIRED
SELECTABLE_FINAL
SELECTABLE_INIT
SELECTABLE_READABLE
SELECTABLE_UPDATED
SELECTABLE_WRITABLE
SESSION_FINAL
SESSION_INIT
SESSION_LOCAL_CLOSE
SESSION_LOCAL_OPEN
SESSION_REMOTE_CLOSE
SESSION_REMOTE_OPEN
TIMER_TASK
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT_CLOSED
TRANSPORT_ERROR
TRANSPORT_HEAD_CLOSED
TRANSPORT_TAIL_CLOSED
-
Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
isValid()
static Event.Type
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.static Event.Type[]
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
-
-
-
Enum Constant Detail
-
REACTOR_INIT
public static final Event.Type REACTOR_INIT
-
REACTOR_QUIESCED
public static final Event.Type REACTOR_QUIESCED
-
REACTOR_FINAL
public static final Event.Type REACTOR_FINAL
-
TIMER_TASK
public static final Event.Type TIMER_TASK
-
CONNECTION_INIT
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_INIT
-
CONNECTION_BOUND
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_BOUND
-
CONNECTION_UNBOUND
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_UNBOUND
-
CONNECTION_LOCAL_OPEN
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_LOCAL_OPEN
-
CONNECTION_REMOTE_OPEN
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_REMOTE_OPEN
-
CONNECTION_LOCAL_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_LOCAL_CLOSE
-
CONNECTION_REMOTE_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_REMOTE_CLOSE
-
CONNECTION_FINAL
public static final Event.Type CONNECTION_FINAL
-
SESSION_INIT
public static final Event.Type SESSION_INIT
-
SESSION_LOCAL_OPEN
public static final Event.Type SESSION_LOCAL_OPEN
-
SESSION_REMOTE_OPEN
public static final Event.Type SESSION_REMOTE_OPEN
-
SESSION_LOCAL_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type SESSION_LOCAL_CLOSE
-
SESSION_REMOTE_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type SESSION_REMOTE_CLOSE
-
SESSION_FINAL
public static final Event.Type SESSION_FINAL
-
LINK_INIT
public static final Event.Type LINK_INIT
-
LINK_LOCAL_OPEN
public static final Event.Type LINK_LOCAL_OPEN
-
LINK_REMOTE_OPEN
public static final Event.Type LINK_REMOTE_OPEN
-
LINK_LOCAL_DETACH
public static final Event.Type LINK_LOCAL_DETACH
-
LINK_REMOTE_DETACH
public static final Event.Type LINK_REMOTE_DETACH
-
LINK_LOCAL_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type LINK_LOCAL_CLOSE
-
LINK_REMOTE_CLOSE
public static final Event.Type LINK_REMOTE_CLOSE
-
LINK_FLOW
public static final Event.Type LINK_FLOW
-
LINK_FINAL
public static final Event.Type LINK_FINAL
-
DELIVERY
public static final Event.Type DELIVERY
-
TRANSPORT
public static final Event.Type TRANSPORT
-
TRANSPORT_ERROR
public static final Event.Type TRANSPORT_ERROR
-
TRANSPORT_HEAD_CLOSED
public static final Event.Type TRANSPORT_HEAD_CLOSED
-
TRANSPORT_TAIL_CLOSED
public static final Event.Type TRANSPORT_TAIL_CLOSED
-
TRANSPORT_CLOSED
public static final Event.Type TRANSPORT_CLOSED
-
SELECTABLE_INIT
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_INIT
-
SELECTABLE_UPDATED
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_UPDATED
-
SELECTABLE_READABLE
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_READABLE
-
SELECTABLE_WRITABLE
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_WRITABLE
-
SELECTABLE_EXPIRED
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_EXPIRED
-
SELECTABLE_ERROR
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_ERROR
-
SELECTABLE_FINAL
public static final Event.Type SELECTABLE_FINAL
-
NON_CORE_EVENT
public static final Event.Type NON_CORE_EVENT
This value must never be used to generate an event, it's only used as a guard when casting custom EventTypes to coreEvent.Type
viaEvent.getType()
.
-
-
Method Detail
-
values
public static Event.Type[] values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared. This method may be used to iterate over the constants as follows:for (Event.Type c : Event.Type.values()) System.out.println(c);
- Returns:
- an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared
-
valueOf
public static Event.Type valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)- Parameters:
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.- Returns:
- the enum constant with the specified name
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null
-
isValid
public boolean isValid()
- Specified by:
isValid
in interfaceEventType
- Returns:
- false if this particular EventType instance does not represent a
real event type but a guard value, example: extra enum value for
switch statements, see
NON_CORE_EVENT
-
-


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Forecasts and scenarios for California counties:
https://github.com/LocalEpi/LEMMA-Forecasts/tree/master/Forecasts
https://github.com/LocalEpi/LEMMA-Forecasts/tree/master/Scenarios
LEMMA (Local Epidemic Modeling for Management & Action) is designed to provide regional (e.g. city or county-level) projections of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) epidemic under various scenarios. Daily projections with uncertainty bounds are made for hospitalizations, ICU use, ventilator use, active cases, and total cases. As detailed below, LEMMA allows for a range of user-specified parameterizations (including on the model structure) and is fit using case series data of COVID-19 hospitalizations.
LEMMA is a collaborative effort between experts in Medicine, Public Health, and Data Science, including but not limited to
We have moved our model fitting from R to Stan. Our Stan implementation is based on the “Santa Cruz County COVID-19 Model” (https://github.com/jpmattern/seir-covid19) by Jann Paul Mattern (UC Santa Cruz) and Mikala Caton (Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency). We are very grateful to Paul and Mikala for generously sharing their code and helping us.
Install RStudio. (https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/#download)
Create a folder to store your LEMMA inputs and outputs. For example, create a folder “MyFolder” within Documents.
For this step there are several choices, depending on your local machine.
Installing From Source (available for all platforms, but requires a C/C++ compiler)
If you do not have a toolchain including a C/C++ compiler, see here for installing one:
https://support.rstudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200486498
install.packages("remotes") #if you do not already have the remotes package
remotes::install_github("LocalEpi/LEMMA")
Installing From Binary (for MacOS using R 4.0)
install.packages("https://github.com/joshuaschwab/LEMMAstan/blob/master/LEMMA_MacOS_R-4-0.tgz?raw=true", repos = NULL, type = "binary")
Installing From Binary (for Windows using R 4.0)
install.packages("https://github.com/joshuaschwab/LEMMAstan/blob/master/LEMMA_Win_R-4-0.zip?raw=true", repos = NULL, type = "binary")
Copy and paste these lines into the RStudio console:
setwd("~/Documents/MyFolder") # replace "~/Documents/MyFolder" with the path/folder you created
file.copy(system.file("extdata", "template.xlsx", package = "LEMMA", mustWork = TRUE), "example.xlsx", overwrite = TRUE)
If you get an error something like “lazy-load database ‘Library/R/3.6/library/LEMMA/R/LEMMA.rdb’ is corrupt” restart R and try step 3 again.
LEMMA::CredibilityIntervalFromExcel("MyCity.xlsx")
(work in progress)
The provided spreadsheet provides a template and example of the inputs needed to run LEMMA. These are inputted in four tabs.
Briefly, LEMMA requires parameters related to the epidemic modeling (e.g., basic reproductive number, duration of infectiousness, percent of infected persons who are hospitalized). LEMMA also allows the user to specify the timing and impact of public health interventions, such as school closures and shelter-in-place orders. Interventions may occur before the current date to reflect such public health interventions. Interventions may also occur after the current date and can be used to simulate epidemic if measures are implemented or lifted at a future date. Explanations for specific parameters are provided below. Users can input a mean and standard deviation for each parameter. Each parameter will be drawn from a normal distribution.
Intervention Date: Specify the date of the public health intervention. You can set standard deviation to zero to indicate that the intervention definitely starts on a certain day, or set standard deviation to a positive number to indicate there is some uncertainty about when the intervention took/takes effect. Intervention Date can be in the past or in the future.
Re Multiplier: Specify the impact of the first intervention in terms of multiplicative reductions in the basic reproductive number. Suppose this is 60%. Then the effective reproductive number after the first intervention would be Re = 0.6 * R0, where R0 is the basic reproductive number provided on the Parameters with Distributions sheet. If Re Multiplier for the second intervention is 50%, the effective reproductive number after the second intervention would be Re = 0.5 * 0.6 * R0.
Days to reach new Re: LEMMA assumes the effects of interventions do not happen instantaneously. Therefore, specify the number of days to reach the new effective reproductive number.
Specify the number of people in the area of interest; this could be a region, city, or hospital catchement area. Specify the starting and final date of projections.
Provide hospital, ICU and/or death case series data. PUI (Persons Under Investigation, or “Probable” cases) can be entered if available. Any entries (either an entire column or specific rows) can be left blank if the data is not available.
If PUIs are used on the Data sheet, a mean and standard deviation for the fraction of PUIs who are actually COVID19 positive can be entered. If PUIs are not used for a given category on the Data sheet, the mean and standard deviation for that category on the PUI Details sheet will be ignored.
This allows for more nuanced changes including changing the file names (output.filestr) and plotting details (plot.observed.data.long.term, plot.observed.data.short.term). Control arguments passed to Stan can also be specified (iter, cores, refresh, max_treedepth, adapt_delta). See ?rstan::stan
for details. Note that iter is now the number of posterior draws (in previous versions of LEMMA, the number of prior iterations was specified.) The total number of posterior draws is 2 * iter because there are 4 chains, each with iter draws, but 50% of these are warmup draws which are not used.
Given the above input, LEMMA runs specified number of simulations, where in each simulation the parameters are sampled from the specified prior distributions. The default total number of simulations is 2000, but can be changed with iter on the Internal tab (see Sheet 6: Internal, above). The posterior distribution is provided for the model outputs: number hospitalized, number in ICU, number of deaths, cumulative number of admissions.
The main output is provided in pdf format. Plots include short term and long term projections of umber hospitalized, in the ICU, cumulative deaths and cumulative hospital admissions (these are only shown for categories in which data was entered on the Data sheet). A histogram of Re and a plot of Re over time are shown up to 14 days before the last observed data. It is difficult to estimate Re beyond that date because it takes at least two weeks for changes in Re to be reflected in hospitalizations. Posterior distributions for each parameter are also shown.
The Excel spreadsheet output provides detailed output for daily number hospitalized, in the ICU, cumulative deaths and cumulative hospital admissions.
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:1: IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA DHARWAD BENCH DATED THIS THE 30TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2018 BEFORE THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE N.K.SUDHINDRARAO Crl.P.No.100085 of 2017 Between: Basanagouda S/o.Kalagouda Patil, Proprietor, Shree Nidhi Stone Crushing Unit, Age 55 years, Occ: Business, R/o.: 19/1, M.B. Nagar, Main Road, Gulganjikoppa, Dharwad. ... Petitioner (By Shri Shivasai M. Patil, Advocate) And: 1. The State of Karnataka, Rep. by the State Public Prosecutor, High Court Builidng, Dharwad Bench, Dharwad. 2. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Rep. by its Member Secretary, Parisara Bhavan, 1st to 5th Floor, No.49, Church Street, Bengaluru. 3. The Chief Environment Officer, Pollution Control Board, Plot No.4, Lakamanahalli Industrial Area, Dharwad-580 004, Dharwad District. ... Respondents (By Shri Praveen K.Uppar, HCGP for R1; Shri G.I.Gachchinamath, Advocate for R2; Respondent No.3 - served) :2: This criminal petition is filed under Section 482 of Cr.P.C. seeking to quash the entire proceedings in Criminal Case No.1846 of 2016 in private complaint No.9 of 2016 for the offences under Sections 21, 31(A) and Section 37 of AIR AC/1981 pending before the II- Additional C.J. (Junior Division) and Judicial Magistrate First Class-II Court, Dharwad, by allowing this petition. This petition coming on for admission, this day, the court made the following: ORDER
This petition is directed against the proceedings in Criminal Cases No.1846 of 2016 in connection with the private complaint No.9 of 2016 pending before the II- Additional Civil Judge (Jr.Dn.) and JMFC-II Court, Dharwad for the offences punishable under Sections 21, 31-A and Section 37 of AIR (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981
2. Shri Shivasai M.Patil, the learned counsel for the petitioner would submit that the petitioner was running stone crushing unit under the name and style as M/s.Shree Nidhi Stone Crushing Unit at Sy.No.132/2 at Chandanamatti village Taluk and District Dharwad after obtaining due permission from the competent :3: authorities. The third respondent issued notice to stop the stone crushing unit activities. Further, the petitioner has closed the unit of stone crushing and has also taken the endorsement from the authorities on 12.05.2016. However, respondent No.3 has filed private complaint. He further submits that the petitioner had stopped the quarrying work long back and also taken endorsement from the competent authorities, but a false complaint being filed against him stating running quarrying work and for stopping it.
3. In the context and circumstance of the case, the date of running business and stopping the process of quarrying are all mixed questions of facts of law, which cannot be adjudicated in a preliminary stage. The petitioner has ample opportunities and the petition cannot be entertained. Hence, the petitioner filed under Section 482 is hereby rejected.
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On auditioning for Looking For Alaska: “I had been auditioning for our casting director Patrick Rush since I was about 14 or 15 years old. He had me come in to read for two of the other female parts on her show until he finally had me read for Sara a couple of weeks before I left for Louisiana to start filming. She was always the best fit for me, but I guess the character wasn’t supposed to be in every episode, so they were going through rewrites during my audition process. In some cases, I would be thrown off by that process, but Patrick’s become one of my favorite casting directors to read with and always makes me feel so comfortable.”
On her Looking For Alaska character: “I play Sara Bankhead Harbert. She is from the upper class of Alabama. In the first half of the series, she can come across as extremely entitled and elitist, but it stems from her upbringing and the ignorance of the bubble she was raised in.”
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Current value of cash as well as market price of open positions.
Show how NAV have fluctuated.


This is the equivalent to clicking the Options command on the Tools menu and then clicking the Custom Lists tab in the Options diralog box. Used to add a new custom list.
Syntax
OPTIONS.LISTS.ADD(string_array)
OPTIONS.LISTS.ADD(import_ref, by_row)
OPTIONS.LISTS.ADD?(import_ref, list_num)
String_array is an array of strings or cell reference that contains the custom items in the list, a named cell reference, or an external reference containing the items of the custom list to add.
Import_ref is the reference to the cells that contain the members of the custom list. If A1:A12 contains the twelve signs of the Zodiac starting with Aquarius, then this function will add the contents of these twelve cells as a custom list.
By_row is a logical value that if TRUE, and if importing from cells, assumes that the list items are in sequential rows. If FALSE, assumes that the list items are in columns. If omitted, Microsoft Excel will try to determine the order of the custom lists according to the layout of the sheet.
List_num is a number specifying which list to activate. If omitted, then New List will be activated.
Remarks
To replace an existing custom list, you must first delete it and then add the new list to the end.
If the list already exists, then this function will do nothing. The list is not case sensitive, so "Scorpio" and "scorpio" are treated the same in custom lists.
Related Functions
OPTIONS.VIEW Sets various view settings
OPTIONS.LISTS.GET Returns contents of custom AutoFill lists
OPTIONS.LISTS.DELETE Deletes a custom list
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A grabbable door with a hinge between it and world-space.
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I'm A Celeb's Caitlyn Jenner breaks silence and says she's got 'no idea' how jungle show works
Caitlyn Jenner insisted she's clueless about what's in store for her as she prepares to fly to Australia
by Louise Randell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/louise-randell/I'm A Celeb 's high profile signing Caitlyn Jenner has admitted she's got no idea how the show works and could be in for a nasty shock.
The US athlete-turned-reality TV star all but confirmed she's going into the jungle next week as she broke her silence last night.
ITV have yet to formally announce her as their big name star, but she was part of a leaked line-up which emerged yesterday.
When asked about I'm A Celeb during an event in California last night, Caitlyn, 70, said she's been banned from talking about it.
Speaking to The Sun Online , she explained: "I am not allowed to talk about this until next week."
When she was wished luck on the show, she explained she's got no idea what's in store for her once she enters the jungle.
Caitlyn said: "Thank you. I don't know how it works."
The former track star is believe to be due to enter the camp next week ahead of the launch on November 17.
It means she will be due to fly to Australia this weekend as the stars star to arrive Down Under.
She may want to spend the journey watching some old episodes of the series to prepare herself for the grim Bucktucker Trials, which often involve eating animals parts or getting covered in bugs.
Show bosses are also believed to have also signed footie legend Ian Wright, Coronation Street star Andrew Whyment and former EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa.
Also joining them are said to be Girls Aloud legend Nadine Coyle, DJ Roman Kemp and rugby player James Haskell.
An ITV spokesperson told Mirror Online: "We'll officially announce our I'm A Celebrity line up for 2019 in due course."
Producers like to keep tight-lipped about the stars they've signed, but as the show is such a massive production, word always manages to slip out.
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WITNESS LIST
Education
November 17, 2014 10:00 AM
Interim Charge #3
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Associate Director (Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops), Austin, TX
Colangelo, Laura Executive Director (Texas Private Schools Association), Austin, TX
Demond, Austin Student (Self), Mansfield, TX
Demond, Lesley Mother (Family), Mansfield, TX
Grusendorf, Kent Dir. Ctr. Education Freedom (TPPF), Austin, TX
Seguin, Julie Director (Hope for the Future), San Antonio, TX
Slaughter, Marian E. Public School Teacher (Self), San Antonio, TX
Torkelson, Tom CEO, IDEA Public Schools (IDEA Public Schools), Weslaco, TX
AGAINST:
Roberson, Teresa Y. Member (Coalition SAUS (Save Austin Urban Schools)), Austin, TX
ON:
Cardenas III, Joe (also providing written testimony) (Texas Latino Education Coalition),
Louise, TX
Chimene, Grace League of Women Voters of Tx. (also providing written testimony) (" "
legislative director), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Gustafson, Lindsay (Texas Classroom Teachers Assoc.), Austin, TX
Luke, Ed.D., Charles Coordinator (Coalition for Public Schools), Austin, TX
Malfaro, Louis Secretary - Treasurer (Texas Amer. Fed. of Teachers (TxAFT)), Austin, TX
Parker, Allan President (The Justice Foundation), San Antonio, TX
Prewett, Matt Founder/Volunteer (also providing written testimony) (Texas Parents
Union), Cedar Park, TX
Salazar, Placido Veteran Legislation Liaison (also providing written testimony) (Dr.
Hector P. Garcia Amer. GI Forum Org), Universal City, TX
Statman, Rona Dir. of Family Support (also providing written testimony) (The Arc of
Texas), Austin, TX
Stevenson, Ann Chief Admin Officer (Uplift Education), Dallas, TX
Tryon, Philip Policy Advocate (Save Texas Schools), Austin, TX
Weeks, Allen Exec. Dir. (Save Texas Schools), Austin, TX
Wilson, Columba P Parent (also providing written testimony) (Self), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Onofre, Peter Board Secretary - NCLA (New Life Christian Academy), San Antonio, TX
Interim Charge #4
FOR:
De Hoyos, Jose Student (HCK Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Difuntorum, Leilani Student (Higgs Carter King), San Antonio, TX
Dixon, Sharene Parent (Higgs Carter King Charter School - changes to senate bill 2), San
Antonio, TX
Dominguez, Lisa Parent (H.C.K Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
November 17, 2014 10:00 AM
Lopez, Clarita Student (HCK Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Martinez Jr., Daniel S. School administrator/ director of operations (Higgs, Carter, King
Academy), San Antonio, TX
Mendoza, Darla Parent of child at Bay Area Charter School (Bay Area Charter School),
Seabrook, TX
Orumpo, Valentina Student (Higgs Charter King), San Antonio, TX
Warren, Tiffany Parent (Higgs, Carter, King Academy), SA TX, TX
Yarbrough, Claudette CEO/ Head Learner/ Supt. (Higgs Carter King Charter), San
Antonio, TX
Ybarra, Bertha Parent Bertha Ybarra (HCK Charter Academy), SA TX, TX
Zamparria, Abraham Student (HCK Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Joseph, Zenobia C. Educational Consultant (also providing written testimony) (A +
Writers Consulting, LLC), Austin, TX
Simmons, Hagmon Supt (Texas Serenity Academy (Charter School)), Houston, TX
ON:
Aycock, Heather Parent (Bay Area Charter Elementary School), El Lago, TX
Bailey, Lorry Teacher (Bay Area Charter), Seabrook, TX
Bernal, Jason President and CEO (YES Prep Public Schools), Houston, TX
Felchak, Aimee Principal (Bay Area Charter School), League City, TX
Ford, Stacy (CHRPA-Coalition of Human Rights Policy Advocates), Leander, TX
Gilder, Carrie President, Board of Directors (Bay Area Charter School, Inc.), League City,
TX
Good, Rebecca Superintendent/CEO (Legacy Preparatory Charter Academy), Dallas, TX
Lazarow, Star Parent (Bay Area Charter, Inc.), Webster, TX
Mills, Donald Superintendent (Meadow Land Charter), Boerne, TX
Minchew, Linda Teacher (Bay Area Charter), Alvin, TX
Plummer, Lynda Principal (Bright Ideas Charter School), Wichita Falls, TX
Ray, David Superintendent (St Anthony School), Dallas, TX
Shrimplin, Melanie Parent (Bay Area Charter), League City, TX
Stevenson, Ann Chief Admin. Officer (Uplift Education), Dallas, TX
Torkelson, Tom CEO, IDEA Public Schools (IDEA Public Schools), Weslaco, TX
Wilson, Columba P Parent- (also providing written testimony) (Self), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Ambriz, Savannah Student (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Balditt, Christian Student (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
De La Cruz, Mya H.C.K. Charter Academy (Student) (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San
Antonio, TX
Gonzalez, Maribel Student (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Haywood, Shawnyel Teacher (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Hernandez, Alexis Student (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Lewis, Kevin R. Transportation (HCK), San Antonio, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
November 17, 2014 10:00 AM
Martinez, Mary Ann Teacher (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Muniz, Fabian Student (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Navarro, Brianna Student (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Navarro, Hailie Student (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Olguin, Angela Student (HCK charter), San Antonio, TX
Olivarri, Scarlett Student (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
White, April Teacher (H.C.K. Charter Academy), San Antonio, TX
Yorecco, Will Student (HCK Charter), San Antonio, TX
Invited Witnesses
Interim Charge #3
Panel 1
ON:
Austin, Ben Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Parent Revolution),
TX
Byer, Von General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Texas Education Agency),
Austin, TX
Ladner, Matthew Senior Advisor for Policy and Research (also providing written
testimony) (Foundation for Excellence in Education), TX
McGeady, John Asst. Director (LBB), Austin, TX
Toussant, Jarrad Legislative Liaison (also providing written testimony) (Texas for
Education Reform), Austin, TX
Invited Witnesses
Interim Charge #4
Panel 1
ON:
Byer, Von General Counsel (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Conger, Eddie Superintendent (also providing written testimony) (International Leadership
of Texas), Rockwall, TX
Dunn, David Executive Director (Texas Charter Schools Association), Austin, TX
Haft, William Vice President for Authorizer Development (also providing written
testimony) (National Association of Charter School Authorizers), TX
Partridge, Sally Associate Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (TEA),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Jones, Chris Senior Counsel (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Invited Witnesses
School Facility Demand Review
ON:
Canby, Thomas Associate Executive Director (Texas Association of School Business
Officials), Austin, TX
Dawn-Fisher, Lisa Associate Comm. School Finance (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Gallagher, Jerry (Self), Ovilla, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
November 17, 2014 10:00 AM
Schiele, James Chief Financial Officer (also providing written testimony) (Fast Growth
Coalition/Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD), Lantana, TX
Venable, Peggy Sr Policy Fellow-AFP and Policy and Leg dir-AFPTX (also providing
written testimony) (Americans for Prosperity), Austin, TX
School Facility Demand Review
ON:
Freeman, Ray Deputy Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Equity
Center), Austin, TX
Sandifer, Collin Account Executive (also providing written testimony) (Schneider
Electric), Carrollton, TX


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| Inherits from | IFViewController : UIViewController |
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| Conforms to | IFMessageReceiver UIWebViewDelegate |
| Declared in | IFWebViewController.h IFWebViewController.m |
Overview
A configurable web view for display HTML etc. The class implements the IFMessageReceiver protocol and responds to the following message: - load: Load new content into the web view. The message must have a content parameter. See the component’s content property.
Other Methods
loadingImage
An image to be displayed whilst the initial page loads.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIImage *loadingImage
Discussion
An image to be displayed whilst the initial page loads.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
showLoadingIndicator
Whether to display a loading indicator.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showLoadingIndicator
Discussion
Whether to display a loading indicator.
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IFWebViewController.h
loadExternalLinks
A flag indicating whether to load external links within the web view.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL loadExternalLinks
Discussion
A flag indicating whether to load external links within the web view.
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IFWebViewController.h
useHTMLTitle
A flag indicating whether the view controller should use the title of the loaded HTML page as its title.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL useHTMLTitle
Discussion
A flag indicating whether the view controller should use the title of the loaded HTML page as its title.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
backgroundColor
The view background colour.
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *backgroundColor
Discussion
The view background colour.
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opaque
Whether the webview is opaque. iOS only property.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL opaque
Discussion
Whether the webview is opaque. iOS only property.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
scrollViewBounces
Whether the webview bounces during scroll. iOS only property.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL scrollViewBounces
Discussion
Whether the webview bounces during scroll. iOS only property.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
allowedExternalURLs
A list of allowed external URLs.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *allowedExternalURLs
Discussion
A list of allowed external URLs.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
content
The web view content. May be specified using a string or a URI resource.
@property (nonatomic, strong) id content
Discussion
The web view content. May be specified using a string or a URI resource.
Declared In
IFWebViewController.h
Other Methods
– afterIOCConfiguration:
Called immediately after the object is configured via dependency injection.
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SWINGERS A film review by Froilan Vispo Copyright 1997 Froilan Vispo
***1/2 out of ****
You don't want to be like Mike. Mike has been doing badly. Embarrassingly bad. He broke up a six-year relationship six months ago to move from N.Y. to L.A. and he's still not over her. As a result, his jokes fall flat when he tries to impress, and he's a comedian. Well, an unemployed comedian, one of Hollywood's little fish, and it has gotten so bad he's asked for an application at Starbuck's. Actually, the Starbuck's thing gets even worse. And worse.
You won't fail to like Mike, however, played endearingly by Jon Favreau. SWINGERS revolves around Mike's half-hearted and awkward efforts to get back in the social swing of things. To this end he is enthusiastically assisted by his equally underachieving twentysomething actor friends, such as Trent (Vince Vaughn with the film's most animated performance), who has the gift of gab bordering on the disturbing side of motivational speaking, gun-toting Sue (Patrick van Horn), and Rob (Ron Livingston), who once played Hamlet but now longs to work as Goofy in Disneyland, but doesn't succeed because of his lack of "theme park experience." Together they talk about women - how to make eye contact, which involves avoiding it, and when to call so as never to appear desperate, two days being "industry standard." After talking the talk, they walk the walk, strutting like the cool swingers they aspire to be, always to laughable effect.
To get Mike out of his funk, his friends persistently convince him to get outside, whether it be to a quickie night trip to a seedy Vegas casino or a cutthroat Hollywood party with the beautiful people or a 50s swing lounge. Everywhere they encourage Mike to look for a replacement "honey" and then keep vigil over his progress, or lack of it. Like dotty doting parents, Mike never leaves their company without being the recipient of their confidence cheerleading ("You're money, Mike, and the honeys know it.") or equipped with their eccentric dating philosophies, such as an analogy of flirting with the bear and the bunny. With the unwavering support of friends like these, maybe Mike's not doing too badly after all.
Favreau also doubled as the film's screenwriter, and he proves he has the gift for creating engaging characters and witty banter that goes beyond today's bon mot. There is a reassuring honesty to the friendships, even when it hits its low points and the friends commiserate. When Mike gets the gumption to look for love, you will join his cheerleading section as well.
SWINGERS is light, unassuming fare, sweet candy you will want to bust your gut with - laughing - again and again.
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A little bit of Class
Using classes in ruby
March 7th, 2015
Classes are quite possibly one of the most important subjects in Object oriented programming, because classes are the blueprints that you make the aforementioned objects from! For starters, imagine my piece of code is a bike factory. I wouldn't be happy if my factory made just one bike, and writing out a bunch of statements like "make_bike_frame(), paint_bike(green), gears_on_bike(4)" would be just about the worst way you could do it. Also, this way would only let you have one bike anyway! If I'm going to have a bike factory, I'm going to need classes.
As I stated before, a class is sort of like a blueprint. After I've defined a class, I can use it to make as many copies of the object as I want, in a much easier fashion than using a collection of methods like I did above. my_bike = Bicycle.new('green', 4) could be used to give us a new, 4 speed, green bike, instead of having to write each part individually. Probably the most important aspect of this though is that I could make a different bike no problem, just by saying her_bike = Bicycle.new('red', 8). Now I have two SEPERATE bike objects, and they each have their own properties.
Basically, you should use a class anytime you feel like you are going to need multiple instances of similar objects in order to get things done. For example, if you were to program a game of solitaire, you should ABSOLUTELY make a "Card" class, instead of programming each card individually.


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Final Destination<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Another teen horror flick in the wake of "Scream 3" written by the guys who put the creepy in the X-Files. Sounds like a wild ride or is it? The story centers around a group of teens who survive an airliner explosion through a bizarre incident. After the crash, one teen (Devon Sawa) becomes completely convinced that the Grim Reaper is after him and he is hunting the group in the way they should have died in the explosion.
Producer, co-screenwriter, and director James Wong re-teams with his partner Glen Morgan for a stab at the silver screen. Morgan and Wong's greatest exploit has to have been the couple seasons of the X-Files where it became the staple for TV suspense and to this day the series is still trying to recapture. They have continue to dabble in TV with such series as the little seen but at times brilliant "Space: Above and Beyond" and NBC's recent hit "The Others". But with the debut of "Final Destination it's the team's first real venture onto the silver screen.
Destination starts off with a great opening 20 minutes where we are shocked and dumbfounded by the opening plot. I haven't seen that thrilling of a plane disaster scene since 1993's "Alive". Wow, what a scene. And as the film moves along a lot of the scenes are shocking and keep you on your toes. But it's the latter half of the film that bugged me. The time I am talking about is just when ex-Hollywood sex symbol Ali Larter's hair starts to get blonder. Ever notice that in Hollywood films they always dumb down the leading lady until she is supposed to catch the hero's eye? It's at that point that Sawa's avoidance of the Grim Reaper get really hokey. That cabin scene is a perfect example. Every movie like this needs a supernatural ending and the finale here is gimmickry and unrealistic. If you love the humor-horror trilogy of "Scream" like so many million people then Destination has all that to offer but watch out for a couple goofy things along the way. I guess other "Scream" clone "I Know What You Did this Summer" and especially its sequel got this back lash too.
The young people out there will love this, I am sure. (3 of 5) So Says the Soothsayer.
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OmniCase is a travel-friendly docking station with all the ports you possibly need for your USB-C devices. Superior to those typical dongles with a long tail on one end, OmniCase has a magnetic storage case with strictly tailored slots for secure locking of detachable cables, adapters, SIM card, and its eject pin, decluttering your electronic accessories and preventing any unnecessary loss on the go.
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transfer.
Transfer
(base_path: str, goal_path: str, base_filter='*', goal_filter='*', exclude=[], include=[], out_path='out', size=None, verbose=True, tint=False, colour=None, merge=0, brightness=1.0, contrast=1.0, sharpness=1.0, tint_threshold=100)¶ Transfer object to transfer pixel information from one image to another.
- Parameters
base_path (str) – path to the base image or folder
goal_path (str) – path to the goal image or folder
base_filter (str, optional) – filter to be used on the base image, defaults to “*”
goal_filter (str, optional) – filter to be used on the goal image, defaults to “*”
exclude (list, optional) – list of names to be excluded from the input, defaults to []
include (list, optional) – list of names to be included by the input, defaults to []
out_path (str, optional) – path where the result should be stored, defaults to “out”
size ([int], optional) – size tuple [width, height] if you want the result to be resized, defaults to None
verbose (bool, optional) – if you want a output to the console, defaults to True
tint (bool, optional) – if you want to tint the image, defaults to False
colour (str, optional) – Specific colour of the tint. If not given but tint is true, the majority colour of the image will be used, defaults to None
merge (int, optional) – percentage [0-100] of merging the goal image into the base, defaults to 0
brightness (float, optional) – enhancement factor for the brightness: 0.0 is black, 1.0 is normal and > 1.0 is brighter, defaults to 1.0
contrast (float, optional) – enhancement factor for the contrast: 0.0 is grey, 1.0 is normal and > 1.0 is more contrast, defaults to 1.0
sharpness (float, optional) – enhancement factor for the sharpness: 0.0 is smooth, 1.0 is normal and > 1.0 is sharper, defaults to 1.0
tint_threshold (int, optional) – threshold for the alpha value (0-255) to calculate the majority colour., defaults to 100
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createImage
(base_image_path: pathlib.Path, goal_image_path: pathlib.Path, out_path='out') → None¶ Create an pixel transfer image.
- Parameters
base_image_path (Path) – path to the base image
goal_image_path (Path) – path to the goal image
out_path (str, optional) – path where the result will be saved, defaults to “out”
- Raises
TypeError – if base image is not RGB or RGBA
TypeError – if goal image is not RGBA
-
run
()¶ Run the transfer module with the previous given values.
-
transfer.
get_parser
() → object¶


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33 The strings, multi-line input library provides these blocks: All of these could be written in Snap ! itself, but these are implemented using the corresponding JavaScript library functions directly, so they run fast. They can be used, for example, in scraping data from a web site. The command use case- independent comparisons applies only to this library. The multiline block accepts and reports a text input that can include newline characters. The animation library has these blocks: Despite the name, this isn’t only about graphics; you can animate the values of a variable, or anything else that’s expressed numerically. The central idea of this library is an easing function, a reporter whose domain and range are real numbers between 0 and 1 inclusive. The function represents what fraction of the “distance” (in quotes because it might be any numeric value, such as temperature in a simulation of weather) from here to there should be covered in what fraction of the time. A linear easing function means steady progression. A quadratic easing function means starting slowly and accelerating. (Note that, since it’s a requirement that f (0)=0 and f (1)=1, there is only one linear easing function, f (x)=x, and similarly for other categories.) The block reports some of the common easing functions. The two Motion blocks in this library animate a sprite. Glide always animates the sprite’s motion. Animate’s ﬁrst pulldown menu input allows you to animate horizontal or vertical motion, but will also animate the sprite’s direction or size. The animate block in Control lets you animate any numeric quantity with any easing function. The getter and setter inputs are best explained by example: is equivalent to The other blocks in the library are helpers for these four. The serial ports library contains these blocks: It is used to allow hardware developers to control devices such as robots that are connected to your computer via a serial port.


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The curl statement suggested looks like
curl -H "X-ArchivesSpace-Session: $SESSION" \
'http://localhost:8089/repositories'
Notice there is no “-d” listed. We only need to know the API URL and then add “/repositories” to it. We still need to send along our auth token in the header as normal.


The 'libmagic' library provides functions to determine 'MIME' type and other metadata from files through their "magic" attributes. This is useful when you do not wish to rely solely on the honesty of a user or the extension on a file name. It also incorporates other metadata from the mime-db database <https://github.com/jshttp/mime-db>.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr, purrr, rappdirs, stats, stringi, tibble, tidyr, utils, Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2016-08-16 |
| Author: | Bob Rudis (@hrbrmstr), Christos Zoulas [libmagic], Mans Rullgard [file], Jonathan Ong [mime-db] |
| Maintainer: | Bob Rudis <bob at rud.is> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/hrbrmstr/wand/issues |
| License: | AGPL |
| URL: | http://github.com/hrbrmstr/wand |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | libmagic (>= 5.14) for Unix/Linux/macOS; Rtools 3.3+ for Windows |
| Materials: | README NEWS INSTALL |
| CRAN checks: | wand results |
| Reference manual: | wand.pdf |
| Package source: | wand_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: wand_0.2.0.zip, r-release: wand_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: wand_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: not available, r-oldrel: not available |
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These two code examples do nearly the same thing, one procedurally (line by line), and the other using a for loop. The for loop example has a built-in condition, and therefore can respond dynamically to whatever data you are dealing with. The first example prints undefined because it does not.
Without a for loop we add undefined variables. Also, much typing.
With a for loop we can add a condition. It is more efficient to type as well.