If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it. - Margaret Fuller (1810 - 1850)
The aim of this project is simple: information deserves to be free.
The “digital analytics” industry is no longer a community of like-minded analysts, sharing techniques and lifting each other up. Now, it’s just vendors and consultants writing advertisements about how they can “help” you (assuming you’re willing to fill out a lead-gen form, for no more details than thinly-veiled sales pitch). Gone are the days where people shared analysis techniques, provided code snippets or even wrote JavaScript plugins and gave them away to the community; now it’s just multi-thousand dollar conferences, where the speakers do nothing more than ape the knowledge that can be learned freely from a Tufte book, or from an (un-sourced) blog post.
It’s 2016, we can do better! For the cost of $20 for a domain name and an hours time, this website was created. Now, it’s time to start being that open, welcoming industry again.
The aim of this site is to provide simple, “one-pager” style articles following a “Problem-Action-Resolution” framework:
It’s clearly not always feasible to use actual data, but where possible, using a generated or anonymized dataset will always help with understanding or will be highly valued by the community.
While authors should feel free to link back to their own sites as necessary (such as for expanding upon a topic beyond the limited “one-page” style of this site), this is not intended to be a link farm. Submitting just links, or half-written teasers to link to other sites will be deleted/rejected. Otherwise, there are no restrictions on who may post, as long as it is useful to the community (beginner through expert-level).
Submissions will be made using GitHub, using GitHub-flavored Markdown. By using GitHub, this project can truly be a community affair; not only can anyone create a GitHub account for free, but articles will be able to be edited by anyone via pull request (subject to community discussion/approval).
A template is provided for convenience. Markdown takes a little bit of getting used to, but ultimately it’s a great plain-text format, while still allowing for rich display of content. A simple submission could just be to place a Markdown file in the main directory (where index.md resides), and editing the sidebar.html file to include the link to your article under the proper heading.
Since not everyone has experience with GitHub, here are some useful links:
If you would like to contribute, have tried to use GitHub and are still stuck, create a GitHub issue and we’ll find a way to get your contribution on the site!


Tue Jan 31, 2012
I picked up this short book as a Kindle Daily Deal for a buck, so thought I’d give it a read.
Breakfast of Champions features Vonnegut’s alter-ego Kilgore Trout as he journeys to an arts festival. He is destined to meet a disillusioned car salesman. At the fateful meeting, Kilgore triggers a psychotic episode in which the salesman thinks everybody in the world is a robot, except for him.
This simple plot is a vehicle for Vonnegut’s typically biting satire, and for those who haven’t read Vonnegut yet, is an excellent primer for a trip into his twisted mind. Peppered with childish drawings, Vonnegut tries his best to make the reader uncomfortable while stoking the absurd with his wry humour.
My only criticism is that this novel is not nearly as fleshed out as the excellent Cat’s Cradle and Slaughterhouse Five. Overall, I preferred the experience of diving deeper into Vonnegut’s world in these two novels. This short read, however, is a tantalizing treat that leaves you wanting more.


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Overload:
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| object | The parent LogicObject |
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Gary has 10 math tests to quiz. If Gary grades one test every 11 minutes, how long should it take him to finish grading every one? (answer should look like _h_m)
Tate and Jonah two of Gary's best friends. What percent do Jonah and Tate represent of Gary's best friends if he also has 4 more/other best friends too? (round to hundreths)


2010 Exhibitions
December 2010
Boriana Kantcheva Strange Lands
December 3 - 29, 2010
view exhibition
November 2010
Gary Duehr Erasures
November 5 - 27, 2010
view exhibition
October 2010
David Lloyd Brown Orange Paintings
October 1 - 30, 2010
view exhibition
September 2010
MOVE! Jeffrey Heyne and Rufus Butler Seder, Sept 1-26 2010
view exhibition
May 2010
Temporal Identities May 5 - May 25, 2010
view exhibition
March 2010
Nan Freeman - Master Drawings March 3 - April 17, 2010
view exhibition


Library: bidichecker.js
Overview
Testing utilities to check a web page for BiDi-related errors.
This file has the top-level entry points for use as a Javascript API, along
with JSON-based interface functions meant to be called from an external
testing framework like WebDriver.
- source: bidichecker.js
Constructors
Functions
Checks the contents of the current web page, including all nested frames, for
BiDi-related errors. If
opt_element
is specified, checks only within
the given element of the DOM (including any nested frames). This is the main
entry point for the Javascript API.parameters
| boolean | shouldBeRtl | Is the root expected to be right-to-left? |
| Element= | opt_element | The root element of the DOM subtree to be checked; if null, checks the entire current web page. |
| Array.= | opt_filters | Error suppression filters. |
returns
| !Array. | Array of error objects for all failing checks. |
JSON interface to
checkPage
.parameters
| boolean | shouldBeRtl | Is the element/page expected to be right-to-left? |
| Element= | opt_element | The root element of the DOM subtree to be checked; if null, checks the entire current web page. |
| string= | opt_filtersJson | Error suppression filters in a JSON string. |
returns
| string |
Array of bidichecker.Error objects for all failing
checks, in JSON format. If no errors were found, returns an empty array
("[]").
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Runs the interactive visual error browsing mode.
parameters
| Array. | errors | An array of errors to be displayed. |
JSON interface to
runGui
.parameters
| string | errorsJson |
An array of errors to be displayed, in JSON
format (similar to that produced by checkPageJson() ).
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--- layout: post title: Multiple Webservers Behind NAT date: 2012-08-09 02:36:00 summary: We got from the ISP a single public IP, and we need to host our own public webservers (more than one) in our LAN. How to do this? tags: [System Administration, Web Server, Apache2, Reverse Proxy] ---
The problem is that we have got from the ISP a single public IP, and we need to host our own public webservers (more than one) in our LAN. How to do this?
The first thing to be done is to use port forwarding (also called Destination NAT or DNAT) to forward the tcp ports 80 and 443 from the gateway (MikroTik in out case) to an internal webserver on our LAN. Then we could use the name-based virtual hosting of apache2 to host several domains/subdomains on the same webserver and everything would be fine.
However the issue is a little bit more complicated than this, because sometimes it is not possible (or suitable, or convenient) to host two different websites on the same server. For example our website is built on Joomla, and it has some modules that do not work well with the latest version of PHP (5.3), and it depends on PHP-5.2. Also, sometimes it can be suitable/convenient to use appliancies from TurnKey Linux (http://www.turnkeylinux.org/), for easy installation and maintenance, but they need to have their own server. What to do in this case?
In this case, the Reverse Proxy module of apache2 comes to rescue. The idea is that the main webserver forwards the http requests to the other webservers, behaving like a kind of http gateway or hub.
Let's see how to do the configuration. Suppose that we have the
subdomains www.cit.edu.al
, www-test.cit.edu.al
,
moodle.cit.edu.al
and ocw.cit.edu.al
. The first two domains will
be hosted on the same webserver, and moodle and ocw will have their
own webserver each.
Add these lines on /var/cache/bind/db.cit.edu.al
:
www IN A <IP_ADDRESS> www-test IN A <IP_ADDRESS> moodle IN CNAME www ocw IN CNAME www
Don't forget to modify the serial number, and then restart the
service with service bind9 restart
.
Add these firewall rules from the terminal (or from winbox):
ip firewall nat chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=<IP_ADDRESS> to-ports=80 protocol=tcp dst-address=<IP_ADDRESS> dst-port=80 ip firewall nat chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=<IP_ADDRESS> to-ports=443 protocol=tcp dst-address=<IP_ADDRESS> dst-port=443
On the gateway webserver (<IP_ADDRESS>) do these apache configurations:
a2enmod ssl
/etc/apache2/ports.conf
and add the line
NameVirtualHost *:443
:
<IfModule mod_ssl.c> # If you add NameVirtualHost *:443 here, you will also have to change # the VirtualHost statement in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl # to <VirtualHost *:443> # Server Name Indication for SSL named virtual hosts is currently not # supported by MSIE on Windows XP. NameVirtualHost *:443 Listen 443 </IfModule>
/etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl
and change
the VirtualHost statement (at the top) to <VirtualHost
*:443>
, like this:
<IfModule mod_ssl.c> <VirtualHost *:443>
service apache2 restart
a2enmod proxy a2enmod proxy_http a2enmod proxy_connect a2enmod proxy_balancer a2enmod headers a2enmod cache a2enmod mem_cache
/etc/apache2/sites-available
, copy files
default
and default-ssl
to cit
, cit-ssl
, cit-test
,
cit-test-ssl
, moodle
, moodle-ssl
, ocw
, ocw-ssl
,
etc. Then modify these files similarly to cit
and cit-ssl
below:
cit
:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName www.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ProxyRequests off ProxyPass / http://www.cit.edu.al/ ProxyPassReverse / http://www.cit.edu.al/
cit-ssl
:
<IfModule mod_ssl.c> <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName www.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ProxyRequests off SSLProxyEngine on ProxyPass / https://www.cit.edu.al/ ProxyPassReverse / https://www.cit.edu.al/
cit
, cit-ssl
, etc. like this:
a2ensite cit a2ensite cit-ssl a2ensite cit-test a2ensite cit-test-ssl a2ensite moodle a2ensite moodle-ssl a2ensite ocw a2ensite ocw-ssl
service apache2 reload
/etc/hosts
and append these
lines:
<IP_ADDRESS> www.cit.edu.al <IP_ADDRESS> www-test.cit.edu.al <IP_ADDRESS> moodle.cit.edu.al <IP_ADDRESS> ocw.cit.edu.al
On the webserver <IP_ADDRESS>
(that is hosting the websites
www.cit.edu.al and www-test.cit.edu.al), make these
configurations:
/var/www/cit/
and /var/www/cit-test/
.
/etc/apache2/sites-available
, copy files
default
and default-ssl
to cit
, cit-ssl
, cit-test
,
cit-test-ssl
, and modify these files like this:
cit
:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName www.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /var/www/cit <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory /var/www/cit/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory>
cit-ssl
:
<IfModule mod_ssl.c> <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName www.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /var/www/cit <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory /var/www/cit/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory>
cit-test
:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName www-test.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /var/www/cit-test <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory /var/www/cit-test/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory>
cit-test-ssl
:
<IfModule mod_ssl.c> <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName www-test.cit.edu.al ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /var/www/cit-test <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory /var/www/cit-test/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory>
cit
, cit-ssl
, cit-test
, cit-test-ssl
etc. like this:
a2ensite cit a2ensite cit-ssl a2ensite cit-test a2ensite cit-test-ssl
service apache2 reload
Do the same thing for the other webservers as well.


Please include a summary of the change and which issue is fixed. Please also include relevant motivation and context. List any dependencies that are required for this change.
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Pull requests should be thought of as a conversation. There will be some back and forth when trying to get code merged into this or any other project. With all but the simplest changes you can and should expect that the maintainers of the project will request changes to your code. Please be aware of that and check in after you open your PR in order to get your code merged in cleanly.
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Aliasing
Joren Van Onder
Table of Contents
Introduction
Imagine the following scene:
Figure 1: 100x100px image with red and green alternating circles, each with a diameter of 10px
Reducing the size of each circle to 1px gives a predictable result. The resulting image has alternating green and red vertical lines:
Figure 2: 100x100px image with red and green alternating circles, each with a diameter of 1px (uniform sampling, 1 sample/px)
Different sampling methods
Depending on the sampling method used the lines may not have a uniform color. The same scene rendered with jittered sampling results in:
Figure 3: 1px circles rendered with jittered sampling (16 samples/px)
The end result however is still an image with vertical lines containing either shades of green or shades of red i.e. a vertical green line contains no shades of red and vice versa.
Aliasing artifacts
When the size of the circles varies slightly from the sampling frequency, aliasing artifacts occur. E.g. sampling 1.05px circles uniformly (1 sample/px):
Figure 4: Aliasing artifacts with circles with a 1.05px diameter, rendered with uniform sampling (1 sample/px)
This shows a clear pattern that does not exist in the scene. Although usually more subtle, this demonstrates clearly why most rendering methods use various anti-aliasing techniques to avoid this.
Jittered sampling is quite effective at eliminating most forms of aliasing. Although it looks better, for this case the end result is not acceptable:
Figure 5: Aliasing artifacts with circles with a 1.05px diameter, rendered with jittered sampling (16 samples/px)
Analysis
Uniform
When sampling circles of 1px the sampling occurs in in lockstep:
Figure 6: Lockstep uniform sampling (1 sample/px)
Although different sampling techniques might sample these individual pixels differently, there is only either green or red in each pixel.
When the circle is slightly larger than the pixel size (1.05px) the sampling no longer occurs in lockstep:
Figure 7: Non-lockstep uniform sampling (1 sample/px), sample points are given in blue
With uniform sampling at 1 sample/px this results in the black symmetric spots in Figure 4. The regular pattern of the scene results in the multiple areas where only the background is sampled. In figure 7 happens in the bottom right pixels.
Jittered
The core issue with this pattern is that every sampled pixel will contain a varying amount of red and green. From left to right the pixels will contain:
- only green (+ background)
- mostly green, little bit of red (+ background)
- equal amounts green and red (+ background)
- mostly red, little bit of green (+ background)
- only red (+ background)
- etc…
The jittered sampling in Figure 5 gets rid of the symmetric black spots but still has some aliasing artifacts. There are multiple vertical bands of noise. These noisy bands occur when the pixels are being sampled as described in steps 2, 3 and 4.
More advanced jittered sampling patterns like e.g. multi-jittered sampling won't do any better:
Figure 8: Aliasing artifacts with circles with a 1.05px diameter, rendered with multi-jittered sampling (16 samples/px)
The core issue remains the same, namely that going left to right pixels contain a varying amount of red and green.
Conclusion
Avoiding these vertical noise bands is not straight-forward. An ideal solution would necessarily have to result in uniform noise. There is simply not enough available resolution to do better. Therefore it is best to avoid this situation all together by either:
- increasing the image resolution
- changing the world-to-image scaling factor (pixel size)
- modifying the scene
Interestingly, the classic anti-aliasing checkerboard example side-steps this problem 1:
Figure 9: Anti-aliased checkerboard
The same bands appear, but because the square size decreases rapidly as the distance from the camera increases they are not noticeable.
Footnotes:
By Portsmouth (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons


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Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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W.B. Robertson Incorporated
Mailing Address:
136-14833 61 AveSURREY, British Columbia
V3S 6T6
Location Address:
136-14833 61 AveSURREY, British Columbia
V3S 6T6
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:
Company Profile
W. B. Robertson Inc. (WBRInc) provides strategic communications expertise through design, branding, image building and the development and implementation of marketing plans. Services also include conceptualization and production of media content for industry. Genres of production include: documentaries, educational / training videos, corporate video magazines, and various types of promotional shorts including music-style videos. Music videos produced for both the Canadian and UK defence industry have won international awards for excellence.
The owner (Bill Robertson) brings over 30 years of experience in the film and video industry as an independent and corporate video producer and, more recently, service branding for small business. Governments and companies engaged in television media, natural resources, structural engineering, precast construction, and refinery infrastructure building and oil refining have repeatedly utilized his services. His expertise includes image building & corporate branding, proposal writing, marketing, video production, creative conceptualization, storyboard and scriptwriting, directing, off-line editing, and directing digital creation and online colorization & master edit finishing sessions. Bill has dual citizenship (UK & Canada) and has extensive foreign location experience that that includes the U.S., U.K., Middle East and Caribbean. Video programs have been produced English, Arabic and French.
Prior to establishing W. B. Robertson Inc. Bill was the president of TMT Productions Ltd., an award-winning production company he had founded and operated for a dozen years in Atlantic Canada. Primary clients included countrys largest oil refining entity and Canada National Defence.
Bill Robertson is a former member of the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.
AWARDS:
MCA-I MEDIA FESTIVAL 2008 SILVER REEL (Communications)
"DARING SEA TRIALS" promotes sea trial successes of destroyer HMS Daring
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 SILVER PLAQUE (Mrktng)
OPERATION: SHIP ACCEPTANCE TRIALS promotes naval capabilities of KDB Nakhoda Ragam Class OPVs
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 (Mrktng)
BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER promotes shipbuilding capabilities of BAE Systems
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 (Inspirational)
DAY OF THE LAUNCH documents the Countess of Wessex launching HMS Daring
ITVA CANADA 1995 BRONZE OAK AWARD (Mrktng)
CITY CLASS FRIGATES promotes Canadas patrol frigates and the Canadian Navy
.
COLUMBUS 1993 BRONZE PLAQUE AWARD (Mrktng)
THE NEW DEFENDERS promotes capabilities of Canadas City Class Frigates and Saint John Shipbuilding Limited
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 1992 SILVER HUGO (PR)
IN THE WORLD CLASS promotes capabilities of HMCS Halifax and the Canadian Navy & defense industry
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United Kingdom
Sector information
Distribution of employees:
Crews sub-contracted on project to project as-required basis. Common requirements: D.O.P., assistant producers and directors, D.O.P.s and camera/lighting personel, production assistants, colorizors, online editors, translators and production managers.Testimonial:
TESTIMONIALS - Excerpts from received letters of commendation:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"...thank you for the impressive flexibility you have demonstrated in preparing material on short notice. The music video you produced for our participation in the Norfolk Defence Exposition has been a complete success and is now in use throughout the Canadian defense industry."
"...it has been a pleasure working with such a professional and client-orientated company such as your firm."
- Commodore Dennis Reilley, Canada National Defence
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"We found your comprehension of the program to be both astute and accurate in relation to what we are doing in building replacement warships for the Department of National Defence. During the initial interviews, the resulting production and dialogue, we were amazed at how you conceptualized and executed the type of work we perform."
- Don Kerr, Director of QA, Saint John Shipbuilding Limited
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
" Your understanding of our business and the naval environment is clearly evident in the way you create the small dramatizations and storyboards to convey, to both aircraft and ship command alike, joint maneuver scenarios that have high visual impact. The closing action sequence of your production of the HMS Daring sea trials using the Destroyer and Typhoon Fighter Aircraft was outstanding.
" Your filming has received praise from officials within the broader BAE Systems organization, the Ministry of Defence and members of the UK Royal family
I would be only too pleased to be used as a future reference should you require it.
- Vic Emery, former Managing Director of the Naval Ships Division, BAE Systems
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Congratulations on winning a Silver Hugo award at the Chicago Film Festival with your production of "In The World Class".
"The Canadian Patrol Frigate Patrol Project plays a major role in our province's economy... On behalf of the province, may I wish you continued success in the production of award-winning material."
- Hon. Frank McKenna, Premier of New Brunswick
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"...In the World Class ... was as popular with the judges as it is with the military and defence industry."
"Congratulations again."
- Commodore F. W. Gibson, CPF Project Manager
AWARDS:
MCA-I MEDIA FESTIVAL 2008 SILVER REEL (Communications)
"DARING SEA TRIALS" promotes sea trial successes of destroyer HMS Daring
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 SILVER PLAQUE (Mrktng)
OPERATION: SHIP ACCEPTANCE TRIALS promotes naval capabilities of KDB Nakhoda Ragam Class OPVs
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 Certificate of Merit (Mrktng)
BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER promotes shipbuilding capabilities of BAE Systems
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 2006 Certificate of Merit (Inspirational)
DAY OF THE LAUNCH documents the Countess of Wessex launching HMS Daring
ITVA CANADA 1995 BRONZE OAK AWARD (Mrktng)
CITY CLASS FRIGATES promotes Canadas patrol frigates and the Canadian Navy
.
COLUMBUS 1993 BRONZE PLAQUE AWARD (Mrktng)
THE NEW DEFENDERS promotes capabilities of Canadas City Class Frigates and Saint John Shipbuilding Limited
CHICAGO / INTERCOM 1992 SILVER HUGO (PR)
IN THE WORLD CLASS promotes capabilities of HMCS Halifax and the Canadian Navy & defense industry
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Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Product / Service / Licensing
Market
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United Kingdom
Sector
Sector information
Distribution of employees:
Crews sub-contracted on project to project as-required basis. Common requirements: D.O.P., assistant producers and directors, D.O.P.s and camera/lighting personel, production assistants, colorizors, online editors, translators and production managers.Testimonial:
TESTIMONIALS - Excerpts from received letters of commendation:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"...thank you for the impressive flexibility you have demonstrated in preparing material on short notice. The music video you produced for our participation in the Norfolk Defence Exposition has been a complete success and is now in use throughout the Canadian defense industry."
"...it has been a pleasure working with such a professional and client-orientated company such as your firm."
- Commodore Dennis Reilley, Canada National Defence
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"We found your comprehension of the program to be both astute and accurate in relation to what we are doing in building replacement warships for the Department of National Defence. During the initial interviews, the resulting production and dialogue, we were amazed at how you conceptualized and executed the type of work we perform."
- Don Kerr, Director of QA, Saint John Shipbuilding Limited
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
" Your understanding of our business and the naval environment is clearly evident in the way you create the small dramatizations and storyboards to convey, to both aircraft and ship command alike, joint maneuver scenarios that have high visual impact. The closing action sequence of your production of the HMS Daring sea trials using the Destroyer and Typhoon Fighter Aircraft was outstanding.
" Your filming has received praise from officials within the broader BAE Systems organization, the Ministry of Defence and members of the UK Royal family
I would be only too pleased to be used as a future reference should you require it.
- Vic Emery, former Managing Director of the Naval Ships Division, BAE Systems
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Congratulations on winning a Silver Hugo award at the Chicago Film Festival with your production of "In The World Class".
"The Canadian Patrol Frigate Patrol Project plays a major role in our province's economy... On behalf of the province, may I wish you continued success in the production of award-winning material."
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 People do have youthful dreams. Go into any high school and ask the kids what they expect to be doing in ten years, and you'll find one student who is not even on the J.V. basketball team envisioning his becoming the next Michael Jordan. Another who hasn't taken a course more difficult than health ed. is going to become a neurosurgeon.
 That doesn't mean that they get it." Most of us are bound to be thwarted. It's only natural for our reach to exceed our grasp.
This motif of frustrated ambition is an old one: even less fresh is the theme of adultery. Yet when the two concepts combine in Tony Goldwyn's directorial debut film, "A Walk on the Moon," the story works, largely because of unusually good casting combined with an engrossing authenticity. Those in the audience who have personally lived through the period described and vacationed in locales similar to the one portrayed here will feel a gratifying connection to the piece.
"A Walk on the Moon," which takes place in the Catskill Mountains resort area in 1969 (actually filmed in Quebec's Laurentien Mountains), is a poignant tale of a woman who became pregnant at age 17, got married too young, and regrets never having sown her wild oats. Her husband, however stymied in his job as a TV repairman because he did not have the funds to go to college, comes across as more accepting of his fate. And therein lies the conflict between the two.
 As was typical during this period and in this culture, the husband would work in the city and come up only for the weekends. When Pearl, envious of the sexual and other freedoms that the youth culture of the late sixties were enjoying, became attracted to an unconventional blouse salesman named Walker Jerome (Viggo Mortensen), she indulges herself in an affair with the young, handsome Gentile man without a thought of the effect of this liaison on her marriage.
At times the dialogue is laughably stilted, as when Pearl tells her incensed husband, "I disappeared. I wanted to be the person you fell in love with." The story flirts with cliche as when Marty retorts, "Do you think you're the only one who had dreams that didn't come true?"
The tale, written by Pamela Gray under a production team led by Dustin Hoffman, is an old-fashioned one told in the most conventional, straightforward way. And yet it is more affecting than quite a number of the so-called hip and edgy comedies that come out of festivals like Sundance each year. Director Goldwyn could not have hoped for a better performer than Liev Schreiber to portray the stereotypical Jewish husband, perfectly willing to sacrifice his own vacation so that he could make enough to keep his family upstate, away from the city heat. At times Tovah Feldshuh steals the show as the Bubbie, a visionary who can tell other people's fate from their tea leaves and who quickly fathoms that her daughter- in-law is straying. Anna Pacquin as the 14-year-old daughter who is experiencing her first period and her first date during that summer of '69 dishes up a subplot, her own coming of age paralleling her mom's newfound freedom and ecstasy.
Goldwyn displays a decent emulation of the Woodstock Festival of that momentous year, a time in which Neil Armstrong walked the moon and young, groovy people were making love, not war, in a way that would infuriate the uptight elders. "A Walk on the Moon" is a low-key romantic comedy with melodramatic undertones--not a momentous film but one whose superlative cast and accurate portrayal of what we once did on our summer vacation is altogether pleasing.
Rated R. Running Time: 105 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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We are an award-winning community robotics team composed of eight high school students from the Bay Area. September 2019 will mark our sixth year participating in FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), an annual competition where students from around the world build robots to complete game challenges. For more information on FIRST and the FTC competition, visit the official FIRST website.
The 2019/2020 season is our 6th year participating in FTC. Skystone is focused on building blocks as tall as possible.
More InfoDuring the 2019 off-season, the team built an off-season robot as well as vlog our process.
More InfoThe 2018/2019 Season is out 5th year participating in FTC. Rover Ruckus, the game of this season, is centered around picking up minerals from a crater and depositing them into a lander.
More InfoDuring the 2018 off-season, we once again presented at libraries and continued to recruit new members. We also built a new drive train for testing purposes.
More InfoThe 2017/2018 season is our fourth year in FTC. The game of this season, Relic Recovery, is centered around picking up foam blocks and placing them in a grid, and placing a "relic" in a desired zone to score points.
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More InfoThe 2014/2015 season was our team's rookie year. The game of the season, Cascade Effect, was centered around scoring balls in rolling goals and having goals pushed around the field.
More InfoThroughout the year, we work on contributing to our community in order to spread the word about FIRST and robotics. This includes outreach online, at competitions, and at local libraries and schools.
More Info"FIRST's mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership" (from FIRST website).
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In Kuwait, domestic laborers are bought and sold on Instagram
by Xeni Jardin“You can wake her up at 5AM, she won't complain.”
Slavery is one of many industries made more efficient by Silicon Valley, and specifically, Facebook-owned Instagram.
A new BBC investigation reveals the widespread online sale of human beings in the mideast for domestic labor. The buyers and sellers use services from Instagram, Facebook, Apple, and Google to facilitate slavery transactions.
Housekeepers and nannies are purchased and sold as slaves through Instagram, promoted using hashtags, and promoted on other apps in Google Play and Apple's App Store.
These workers live their lives in Kuwait mostly behind closed doors, invisible and with no rights to protest abuse by their employer/enslavers.
After being alerted to the issue, Facebook said it had banned one of the hashtags involved.
Google and Apple said they were working with app developers to prevent illegal activity.
The illegal sales are a clear breach of the US tech firms' rules for app developers and users.
However, the BBC has found there are many related listings still active on Instagram, and other apps available via Apple and Google.
More: Slave markets found on Instagram and other apps [BBC.com]


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The Universal Rights of Plants
author: Stefano Mancuso
related books: Entangled Life
Main take-away
A delightful little book outlining a Declaration of the Universal Rights of Plants, eight rules based on ecology all life should adhere to.
The books outlines a fundamental declaration of the rights of plants. It poses plants as the dominating life form on our planet (the only planet known to harbor any life). Humans would do well to also adhere to these!
The eight fundamental rights plants are:
Earth belongs to all life and all life is welcome to it.
Natural ecological communities are an indispensable part of the Nation of Plants. All living being are connected in Darwin's entangled bank and play a vital role. Removing species is a crime against nature (example: killing of birds in China under Mao led to disarterous consequences).
The Nation of Plants does not recognize hierarchies or centralized organization. Just as the anatomy of plants and their communities, all organization should be decentralized.
The Nation of Plants acknowledges the rights of current and future living organisms. This means that all beings should act sustainable and not deplete natural resources.
The Nation of Plants considers it a fundamental right to have clean soil, water and air.
The use of any recourse that is not renewable is strictly forbidden. No plastics!
The Nation of Plants does not recognize any borders, migrations to better habitats should always be allowed.
Collaboration and symbiosis between diverse organisms is acknowledged and promoted.
Who is this for?
Anyone interested in environmental science, those who enjoy to read about life from unusual perspectives (plants).


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Drug Smuggler With Nine Pounds Of Weed In Fake Baby Bump Caught In Argentina
by Emily BrownA woman has been charged with drug smuggling after she used 9lbs worth of marijuana to form a fake baby bump.
The unnamed smuggler and her male friend were travelling on a bus from Mendoza to Santa Cruz in Argentina on Thursday, November 14, when they were stopped by authorities at a checkpoint.
Officers reportedly searched the man’s bag and found he was carrying two bricks of cannabis, though that was only the tip of the iceberg when it came to what the pair were hiding. The find made police suspicious, so they continued their search and stumbled upon an even bigger stash.
Photos shared on Twitter show the ‘pregnant’ woman was wearing a white tank top which stretched over her round belly, though what the shirt contained certainly wasn’t the bundle of joy police might have been expecting.
In order to transport even more weed, the woman had used glue to create a fake, wearable stomach, inside of which was another 15 cannabis bricks held together with a starch-based paste.
The stash had been carefully constructed to form a round package which, when stuffed under a t-shirt, somewhat resembled a pregnant belly – though not enough to fool the authorities, clearly.
Police seized the stash and photos show altogether the ‘baby’ weighed about four kilos.
Patricia Bullrich, Minister of Security in Argentina, shared images of the huge hoard and described the situation as a ‘Narco Pregnancy’.
She wrote (translated):
She made a belly out of paste, hid 15 cannabis bricks inside it and faked a pregnancy before trying to take it from Mendoza to Santa Cruz.
At a police control the pretend mum-to-be and her accomplice were arrested. This is how she tried to smuggle the drugs.
A police spokesperson confirmed the bust, explaining the pair were Argentinian nationals who were both arrested after being caught, the MailOnline report.
In a statement, the spokesperson said:
Officers discovered a passenger was carrying two cannabis bricks in a black bag.
A young woman was beside him who appeared to be pregnant. She was asked to leave the vehicle and it was confirmed she was also carrying drugs but no baby inside her.
A number of amused Twitter users have shared their thoughts on the bust, with one woman describing her own cunning smuggling experience.
She commented:
Shes [sic] creative. Got to give her that. She should’ve put it in her suitcase. I got two bottles of authentic wormwood Absinth in the US in mine in 93 on my flight from Czechoslovakia.
The not-so-pregnant woman was charged with drug smuggling following her arrest.
Emily Brown first began delivering important news stories aged just 13, when she launched her career with a paper round. She graduated with a BA Hons in English Language in the Media from Lancaster University, and went on to become a freelance writer and blogger. Emily contributed to The Sunday Times Travel Magazine and Student Problems before becoming a journalist at UNILAD, where she works on breaking news as well as longer form features.


HANDS ON A HARDBODY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
Exactly how much pain would you be willing to endure for a chance to win a Nissan pickup truck worth $15,000?
The best documentaries consider offbeat subjects that seem on the surface to have no broad appeal. Director S.R. Bindler takes us into an annual human endurance contest with the result being one of the funniest and most involving films of the year as we get to know the contestants. The best part of this life-affirming film about blue-collar workers is that the sympathetic filmmaker avoids the cheap shots while still producing a film that has the audience frequently in stitches.
HANDS ON A HARDBODY covers a contest of the same name run every year by the local Nissan dealer in Longview, Texas. Twenty-three participants are selected at random from a fishbowl filled with applicants' names. Those chosen spend days with their hands on a pickup truck.
The rules are simple and rigidly enforced by the judges. There are 5-minute breaks every hour. When not on break, the contestants must keep one hand on the truck at all times. They must stand up without leaning or squatting. Any infraction of these rules, no matter how brief, immediately disqualifies the person. The winner is the last one standing with his or her hand on the truck.
The film creates a wonderful arc as the audience goes from initially laughing at these country folks with their funny sounding, thick Texas accents to laughing with them and then, finally, empathizing with their quest. (For the record, my Texas accent is still almost this heavy although I left the state 30 years ago.) By the end of the movie, the viewers become glued to their seats wondering who among their newfound friends will next succumb to the pain and have to drop out or will be forced out through some silly blunder. Each time someone leaves the vehicle you can almost hear the audience sigh.
Benny, the winner from two years ago is back. As the film's philosopher, and clearly the man to beat, he explains that it went 87 hours the year he won. After that long standing without sleep, your body falls apart. And towards the end your mind begins to go, causing many to lose by simple slipups -- they take their hands off the truck to scratch their head, to rub their numb legs or to wave to someone.
Although the movie works as sport, the real beauty comes from the people we get to know. The strain and the intense desire cause them to reveal themselves in ways they normally wouldn't.
The group chosen at random from the people willing to submit their bodies to the ordeal is a cross section of the local population. There are people of various sizes, ages, races, and sex. The only common denominator is that they all share the lower end of the economic strata, ranging from a waitress to a transmission repairman. Deadly serious, each believes the truck will be his or hers in a few days. Each of them goes from an early machismo to a final, deadening exhaustion.
Benny, the cocksure cowboy type, was captured in a long interview before the contest started, and the film cuts back frequently to this and other pregame interviews with the rest of the highly likable group. "It's extremely wild," Benny describes the upcoming action. "It is extremely crazy. It's a human drama thing." Not everyone has the mettle, he reminds us. "If you can't run with the big dogs," he declares, "you better stay on the porch with the pups." A hunter, Benny uses the exhilaration of deer hunting as a metaphor for the competition.
The other entrants include Norma, a spiritual woman with her own 50-person prayer chain. She wiles away her time reading the bible, listening to gospel music on her headphones, and laughing out loud with "the joy of the Lord."
Janis is a large, poor woman without any front teeth. Her husband, who shares her paucity of teeth, stops by to tell the movie's funniest story. It seems he turned off their air-conditioning in the days before the meet to get her ready for standing out in the sweltering Texas heat -- they do have a portable awning over the truck. He explains that most people have a 3-ton A/C unit, but their house has a 20-ton, the size to "cool a K-Mart store." With it, he can cool their house to 15 degrees below zero. Why did he get it? Why, because he was offered such a great deal on it.
There is a Sandra Bullock lookalike, and a host of other individuals who seem straight out of central casting for their variety.
Everyone has their theory on how to win. One guy "fasts" during the match, eating only oranges and Snickers. He figures that if he doesn't put too much in, not too much will want to come out. The competitors critique each other's food choices, break strategies, and shoe preferences. Along the way, they become friends as well as competitors. After dropping out and getting some rest, they come back to cheer on those left standing, albeit just barely. Their collective stamina is amazing. After 24 hours, 16 of the 23 are still there trying hard not to pass out.
This piece of Americana has an ending that is surprising in many ways, not the least of which is how sudden and unexpected it is.
After it is all over with, Benny offers his thoughts once more for the meaning of it all. "It teaches you human values," he says of the tortuous event. "The very basic human values."
Co-producer and cameraman Chapin Wilson was at the screening we attended. He said that almost everything that Benny said ahead of time turned out to be true. The only thing they doubted was that he said there was a "Lips on a Lincoln" contest in an adjoining state. One night in a bar, Chapin and the director looked up at the television, which had a short story about the "Lips on a Lincoln" contest. Every challenger had a circle on the car in which they had to stay puckered up. Benny was proven right again.
HANDS ON A HARDBODY runs 1:37. It is rated PG for a little bad language and would be fine for all ages.
The film is playing now in extremely limited distribution. Try to convince your local art house to book it. In the San Jose area, it will be coming to one of the Camera Cinemas sometime in November.
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Also @kelea99 what do you mean by "manually"? If you mean that these settings will need to be set individually on each volume in each MVW, I can do that myself, I don't want to bother you with that task. I just wasn't sure if there was a way to set these settings in bulk (or at least set them on all volumes in a given MVW at once).
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Without some type of login, how will we track which items an individual uses? I think there needs to be some kind of authorization to do this. I like the phone number login as it seems like it makes for quick access but still allows us to monitor their use.
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Yeah, I think that option (click through only) is about us considering if we can get away not tracking users that granularly.
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Aeon sounds like a good option for moving forward. And it would be great if we don't have to track the use like that.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-08-16 21:33:49.CJK example: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/99125570074106421 using the Atkinson Hyperlegible Font:
Hindi language example using the Atkinson Hyperlegible Font: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/99102083273506421
Arabic language example using the Atkinson Hyperlegible Font: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9947826143506421
Greek language example using the Atkinson Hyperlegible Font: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9979184963506421
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-08-16 17:58:25.@hectorcorrea the tests are failing...
@carolyncole thanks for the heads, one failing test was my bad the other was due to the new selenium configuration.
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-08-16 18:52:21.See also this ticket: https://github.com/pulibrary/pdc_describe/issues/1424 -- we can probably default the Publisher at the same time.
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From what I can tell it shows up when we migrate a work that has directories: https://pdc-describe-staging.princeton.edu/describe/works/390
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Our very own Brian Leroux of inappropriate presentation fame holds it together on this great panel over the weekend.
Moderators: Ben Galbraith, Founder, Set Direction
Dion Almaer, Founder, Set Direction Panelists: Brian LeRoux, PhoneGap
Charles Jolly, Strobe Dave Balmer, Jo Project Greg Avola, Untappd LLC
Description: Building a mobile app usually involves using one proprietary SDK that targets one platform. This ensures a native look and feel as well as full access to features specific to that device or operating system. Sometimes, however, you don't need full device access. Sometimes you might want to code at a very high level using just web standards and be able to run the application on multiple operating systems. This is similar to coding a mobile website, except that as a local application your app can launch faster, work offline, and have access to local resources. This session presents unique insights into solutions to cross-platform fragmentation


XCDYouTubeLogger
Objective-C
@interface XCDYouTubeLogger : NSObject
Swift
class XCDYouTubeLogger : NSObject
You can use the XCDYouTubeLogger
class to configure how the XCDYouTubeKit framework emits logs.
By default, logs are emitted through CocoaLumberjack if it is available, i.e. if the DDLog
class is found at runtime.
The context used for CocoaLumberjack is the XCDYouTubeKitLumberjackContext
constant whose value is (NSInteger)0xced70676
.
If CocoaLumberjack is not available, logs are emitted with NSLog
, prefixed with the [XCDYouTubeKit]
string.
Controlling log levels
If you are using CocoaLumberjack, you are responsible for controlling the log levels with the CocoaLumberjack APIs.
If you are not using CocoaLumberjack, you can control the log levels with the XCDYouTubeKitLogLevel
environment variable. See also the <XCDLogLevel>
enum.
| Level | Value | Mask |
|---|---|---|
| Error | 0 | 0x01 |
| Warning | 1 | 0x02 |
| Info | 2 | 0x04 |
| Debug | 3 | 0x08 |
| Verbose | 4 | 0x10 |
Use the corresponding bitmask to combine levels. For example, if you want to log error, warning and info levels, set the XCDYouTubeKitLogLevel
environment variable to 0x7
(0x01 | 0x02 | 0x04).
If you do not set the XCDYouTubeKitLogLevel
environment variable, only warning and error levels are logged.
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If you prefer not to use CocoaLumberjack and want something more advanced than the default
NSLog
implementation, you can use this method to write your own logger.@discussion Here is a description of the log handler parameters.
- The
message
parameter is a block returning a string that you must call to evaluate the log message. - The
level
parameter is the log level of the message, see<XCDLogLevel>
. - The
file
parameter is the full path of the file, captured with the__FILE__
macro where the log is emitted. - The
function
parameter is the function name, captured with the__PRETTY_FUNCTION__
macro where the log is emitted. - The
line
parameter is the line number, captured with the__LINE__
macro where the log is emitted.
Here is how you could implement a custom log handler with NSLogger:
[XCDYouTubeLogger setLogHandler:^(NSString * (^message)(void), XCDLogLevel level, const char *file, const char *function, NSUInteger line) { LogMessageRawF(file, (int)line, function, @"XCDYouTubeKit", (int)level, message()); }];
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)setLogHandler:(void (^)(NSString * (^)(void), XCDLogLevel, const char *, const char *, NSUInteger))logHandler;
Swift
class func setLogHandler(_ logHandler: (((() -> String?)?, XCDLogLevel, UnsafePointer<Int8>?, UnsafePointer<Int8>?, UInt) -> Void)!)
Parameters
logHandler
The block called when a log is emitted by the XCDYouTubeKit framework. If you set the log handler to nil, logging will be completely disabled.
- The


Weekly Platform News: Internet Explorer Mode, Speed Report in Search Console, Restricting Notification Prompts
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Let's get into the news!
Edge browser with new Internet Explorer mode launches in January
Microsoft expects to release the new Chromium-based Edge browser on January 15, on both Windows and macOS. This browser includes a new Internet Explorer mode that allows Edge to automatically and seamlessly render tabs containing specific legacy content (e.g., a company’s intranet) using Internet Explorer’s engine instead of Edge’s standard engine (Blink).
Here’s a sped-up excerpt from Fred Pullen’s presentation that shows the new Internet Explorer mode in action:(via Kyle Pflug)
Speed report experimentally available in Google Search Console
The new Speed report in Google’s Search Console shows how your website performs for real-world Chrome users (both on mobile and desktop). Pages that "pass a certain threshold of visits" are categorized into fast, moderate, and slow pages.
Tip: After fixing a speed issue, use the “Validate fix” button to notify Google Search. Google will verify the fix and re-index the pages if the issue is resolved.
(via Google Webmasters)
Facebook’s notification prompt will disappear in Firefox
Firefox will soon start blocking notification prompts on websites that request the notification permission immediately on page load (Facebook does this). Instead of the prompt, a small “speech balloon” icon will be shown in the URL bar.
Websites will still be able to show a notification prompt in Firefox as long as they request permission in response to a user interaction (a click, tap, or key press).
(via Marcos Càceres)
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Caribbean Alternative Investment Association launched
A new entity, aimed at fostering development of the local and regional alternative investment industry, has been launched.
The not-for-profit entity, dubbed the Caribbean Alternative Investment Association (CARAIA), will promote expansion of private equity, venture capital, real estate, private capital, mezzanine financing and other alternative investment instruments.
It is anchored by the Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ), through its Jamaica Venture Capital Programme (JVCP).
The DBJ has been able to mobilise members of Jamaica's investment community, as well as international fund managers, to participate in establishing and operationalising the Association.
CARAIA's strategic focus will be on research and information dissemination; advocacy at the local, regional and international levels; fostering regional institutional development, as well as governance and professional development of members.
Over the shortterm, the association will be Jamaica-focused, but the entity will target the wider Caribbean and Central America over the medium to longterm.
Speaking at the official launch at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston last Friday, managing director, DBJ, Milverton Reynolds, said CARAIA's establishment is one of the deliverables under a technical agreement with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in 2016, for the establishment of a private equity venture capital industry in Jamaica.
He said the DBJ is pleased to have guided the process for the development of the association, which is private sector led. Reynolds said the establishment of the association is “good for Jamaica and the wider Caribbean when taken against the background that, globally, the Caribbean is being considered a block”.
“It, therefore, means that the association will become the voice that speaks collectively on behalf of its members, thereby placing the Caribbean, more effectively, on the world's alternative investment stage,” he added.
The Advisory Council of CARAIA includes chairman Christopher Williams; Joseph Matalon; Nicholas Scott; Jason Morris; Keith Collister; Brian Frazer; Steven Gooden; and Audrey Richards.


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While child mortality in general is lower in high-income countries, many low-income countries did a remarkable job of reducing it between 1990 and 2015...
Despite significant progress in reducing child mortality over the last 25 years, 43 out of every 1000 children died before their fifth birthday in 2015....
On average, humanity's demand on biocapacity exceeds the world's natural capacity by 50%. Put differently, 1.5 planet Earths would be required...


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I'm a recent graduate from
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01 January 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
The Ministry of Health has informed WHO of an outbreak of meningococcal disease which began in early December 1999, in the Bàcs-Kiskun area (in Kecskemet city and Szabadszallas town). As of 5 January, 30 cases and 4 deaths had been reported (case-fatality rate, 13.3%). The National Epidemiology Centre in Budapest has confirmed Neisseria meningitidis groups B and C. Protection and prevention measures include chemoprophylaxis of close contacts with rifampicin and immunization (with bivalent A/C serogroup vaccine).


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I am interested in the physical and biological constraints that shape trophic interactions, and how changes in these interactions impact community dynamics over evolutionary time. I generally use network-theoretic approaches – combined with empirical measures of interactions e.g. stable isotopic data – to try to understand how species interactions trickle up to impact the structure and functioning of ecological communities. My long-term interests fall into 3 core themes:
- the proximate drivers and ultimate effects of species interactions
- the effects of large-scale (spatial and temporal) factors on community assembly and dis-assembly
- the interplay between landscape structure and population/community dynamics
Background
I graduated in 2004 from Kent State University in Ohio (my home state) with a degree in Biological Anthropology, a minor in biology, and specializing in outdoor education (I spent two years working at LongAcre Expeditions, and am a graduate of the NOLS Alaska summer course). After reading Chaos by James Glieck in 2003, and his beautiful descriptions of the Santa Cruz campus, I sent a random email to Paul Koch, a professor at UCSC specializing in using stable isotopes to study mdoern and paleo ecosystems. He ended up offering me a job in the mass spec facility at UCSC, where I worked for two years before becoming a graduate student in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department.
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From 2012-2014, I was a postdoctoral fellow at Simon Fraser University working with Jon Moore on the metapopulation dynamics of aquatic species - specifically those constrained to river watersheds. I had a great time learning about the insane life-history of salmon, and got to spend a lot of time with people who know those systems inside and out, including Jon, Mike Beakes, Corey Phillis, and Sean Anderson. Not being a specialist in any one system, it was a humbling and exciting experience!
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core.model package¶
This package contains classes that pertain to the occupancy estimation models. All user-defined models should be put here.
core.model.superclass module¶
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class
core.model.superclass.
NormalModel
(train, test, thread_num=4)
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class
core.model.superclass.
DomainAdaptiveModel
(source, target_retrain, target_test, thread_num=4) NormalModel
andDomainAdaptiveModel
are the superclasses for all occupancy estimation models.NormalModel
is the superclass for models that are designed for estimating binary occupancy states. In contrast,DomainAdaptiveModel
is the superclass for models that are designed for estimating occupancy counts. They both have four methods:-
get_all_model
()
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add_model
(list_of_model)
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remove_model
(list_of_model)
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run_all_model
() These methods can be used to return estimations and allow the user to modify settings for a specific model at any time.
import core # Load a sample data set from the package dataset = core.data.load_sample("umons-all") # Create train / test sets train, test = dataset.split(0.8) # ===== Sample Start Here ===== # Select models you want to use model_set = core.model.NormalModel(train, test, thread_num=1) model_set.add_model(["YourModelName"]) # Edit the settings of your model your_model = model_set.models["YourModelName"] your_model.alpha = 0.5 # Run model to predict occupancy level model_set_results = model_set.run_all_model() print(model_set_results)
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No matter if it's not accessible
params
- constructor arguments
NoSuchMethodException
- if a matching method is not found.
UnsupportedOperationException
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InvocationTargetException
- if the underlying constructor throws an exception.
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Receiver
the Class to be instantiated
Return
the newly created instance
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Gems includes support for the TIBCO SubStation V2 Admin interface. This allows users to monitor system metrics and issue some operational commands.
Configuration is performed by adding one of more SS-Nodes to the servers.xml configuration file.
For each SubStation that is connected to an EMS server you can add one SS-Node. For each defined SubStation Messaging Interface you can define an Interface node. Note that the SS-Node is subordinate to the EMS server's ConnectionNode
For example:
<ConnectionNode alias="Local" url="tcp://localhost:7222" user="admin"
password="" autoConnect="true">
<SS-Node
alias="StarSub26" adminqueue="tibss.admin.sxs26.request" version="2.6">
<Interface name="ESB01"></Interface>
</SS-Node>
<SS-Node
alias="StarSub24" adminqueue="tibss.admin.sxs24.request" version="2.4">
<Interface name="IIXFR"></Interface>
<Interface name="TXF2"></Interface>
</SS-Node>
</ConnectionNode>
In this example we have two SubStations connected to the same EMS server. The first is a R2.6 system and the second is a R2.4 system.
SS-Node attributes:
Interface attributes:
Gems allows a number of panels to be displayed for each SubStation. Clicking on each of the nodes will display relevant information
Clicking on the root node (name value is the Alias name in the configuration file) will display the System Summary panel.
Figure 1
The values displayed are taken from the response to the SubStation SHOW,ALL admin command.
The following fields contain useful information:
| UoW Total Allocations | The number of processed messages since the system started. |
| UoW Hi Water Mark | The maximum number of requests being concurrently processed. |
| UoW Currently Active | The current number of requests in flight. |
| UOW Max List size | The maximum configured number of concurrent requests. |
| Uow Stress Status | The current stress state. If the number is greater than 0 the value box is turned to Yellow or Red. |
The counters node gives statistics about how many times Recipes and Triggers have been called. Either since start up or the last REST,COUNTERS command.
Figure 2
The following fields contain useful information:
| Interface Version | Shows the version of the SubStation node. Ensure this matches the version in the servers.xml configuration. |
| Operational Commands | Lists the number commands sent to SunStation from the mainframe console or through the Admin interface |
| Used | The number of times a Recipe or Trigger has been invoked. |
| Errors | The number of times an error condition has been detected. For example, this could be the number of times a CICS transaction has abended. |
The interfaces node shows information about each of the configured Interfaces. All systems will have a Master and ADMIN interface and at least one XFR (Transformer) interface. Each system will have one or more CICS or IMS interfaces depending on the configuration of the system.
Figure 3
The following fields contain useful information:
| Busy | The number of times all interface workers were in use. |
| AppId | The VTM applid of the connected System. |
| Status | For CICS and IMS interfaces, shows if the interfaces is currently connected to the configured system. |
The transports node list the transports defined to SubStation
Figure 4
The following fields contain useful information:
| State | The current state of the interface |
| Summary Active | The current state of the interface |
| Summary Unused | Number of transports that have never been started |
| Summary Disabled | Number of transports disabled |
| Summary In Error | Number of transports in an error state. |
Lists all of the Recipes that are currently active. Right clicking on a Recipe name brings up a pop up menu that provides the option to Refresh the recipe definition or to Disable the recipe.
Figure 5
Lists all of the Triggers that are currently active. Right clicking on a Trigger name brings up a pop up menu that provides the option to Refresh the Trigger definition or to Disable the Trigger.
Figure 6
List all the Triggers and Recipes that are disabled. A right click menu allows the disabled objects to be Enabled or the definition to be refreshed.
Figure 8
The following fields contain useful information:
| Identifier | The name of the Recipe or Trigger |
| SSType | Shows if this is a Recipe or a Trigger |
| Reason | Shows the reason why it is disabled. Could be as a result of a user request or disabled by the system due to error threshold. |
| Disable Date/Time | When the object was disabled |
The listeners panel shows the Destinations that SubStation is listening too for messages. NOTE: The display doesn't distinguish between Queues or Topics.
Figure 9
When a SubStation SS-Node entries is defined in the servers.xml file, the SubStation menu will be displayed.
Note: That options are only active if a Substation node or one of the child nodes are selected in the node tree
The following Menu options are available:
| Refresh | Refreshes the currently selected Recipe or Trigger |
| Enable | Enables the currently selected Recipe or Trigger |
| Disable | Disables the currently selected Recipe or Trigger |
| Unload | Unloads the currently selected Recipe or Trigger making the Object unavailable to the SubStation. This doesn't change the stored configuration definition. |
| Enable New Object | Allows a object newly added to the configuration file to be enabled. See next section for details. |
| Reset Counters | Resets the counters under the Counters Node |
The Enable new Object Dialog allows a object that is added to the SubStation configuration to be enabled without having to recycle the SubStation.
Enter the name of the Recipe or Trigger in the Name box. Then select the object type and press OK.


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Library: Foundation
Package: Threading
Header: Poco/Timer.h
Description
This template class implements an adapter that sits between a Timer and an object's method invoked by the timer. It is quite similar in concept to the RunnableAdapter, but provides some Timer specific additional methods. See the Timer class for information on how to use this template class.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: AbstractTimerCallback
All Base Classes: AbstractTimerCallback
Member Summary
Member Functions: clone, invoke, operator =
Inherited Functions: clone, invoke, operator =
Types
void
typedef void (C::* Callback)(Timer &);
Constructors
TimerCallback
TimerCallback(
const TimerCallback & callback
);
TimerCallback
TimerCallback(
C & object,
Callback method
);
Destructor
~TimerCallback
~TimerCallback();
Member Functions
clone
AbstractTimerCallback * clone() const;
See also: Poco::AbstractTimerCallback::clone()
invoke
void invoke(
Timer & timer
) const;
See also: Poco::AbstractTimerCallback::invoke()
operator =
TimerCallback & operator = (
const TimerCallback & callback
);


Ferrari Portofino Coupe Spied By Motor1.com Reader
The new Ferrari could debut within a week.
by Anthony AlanizLast month, a video provided us our first look at the fixed-roof Ferrari Portofino. Specifics about the new Ferrari were, and remain, elusive, and new spy photos from Motor1.com reader Angelo fail to show us anything new. The car still wears the same thick cladding and extra body panels that distort the car’s actual shape. However, the photos do confirm Ferrari is preparing a new model.
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Ferrari is mum about the model, as automakers tend to be when (not) discussing future products, but Ferrari Chat is ablaze with speculation. While this is, in essence, a fixed-roof Portofino, it could not only arrive with a different model name; it could have a shorter wheelbase, too. The shorter wheelbase could eliminate the Portofino’s pointless rear seats.
Gallery: Ferrari Portofino Coupe Spy Photos
When the Portofino coupe arrives, it’ll use the same powertrain as the convertible – Ferrari’s twin-turbocharged 3.9-liter V8. It produces 600 horsepower (441 kilowatts) and 560 pound-feet (760 Newton-meters) of torque, running through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. But it may not be the only powertrain option, at least after launch. There’s speculation Ferrari’s new V6 hybrid could find its way under the hood eventually.
We could see the Ferrari very soon. Several Ferrari Chat members reported that they are seeing the car next week, either November 13 or 14, at an event in Rome, Italy. It’s not clear if this is a private event for potential customers or a larger public reveal. A private event raises the chances of photos and info about the car leaking on social media.
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Either way, it’s doubtful Ferrari will keep its next new model under wraps for much longer. Auto show season is upon us, which means automakers are ready to roll out their newest models to the public. Then again, a splashy auto show reveal isn't Ferrari's usual M.O.
Big thanks to Angelo for the photos!