WITNESS LIST Criminal Justice Committee April 12, 2005 - 1:30P SB 304 FOR: Schaeffer, Brian Executive Director/CEO (Texas Association of Campground Owners), Arlington, TX SB 394 Registering, but not testifying: On: McCleskey, Gene Director, CVC (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX SB 578 FOR: Elkin, Bill Executive Director (Houston Police Retired Officers Association), Houston, TX ON: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Adair, Mike Assistant Chief Investigator (Tarrant County District Attorney's Office), Ft Worth, TX Benavides, John Investigator (Bexar County District Attorney's Office), San Antonio, TX Conway, Billy Chief Investigator (Bell County District Attorney's Office), Belton, TX Del Llano, Ann Attorney (ACLU), Austin, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Hightower, Melissa Sgt Investigator (Williamson County Attorney's Office), Georgetown, TX Montalvo, Xavier Investigator (Travis County District Attorney's Office), Austin, TX Navarro, Jr., Wilfred (Houston Police Retired Officer's Association - past president), Houston, TX Ray Harrison, Jr., John Chief Investigator (Self), Houston, TX Smith, Debra Investigator (Travis County District Attorney's Office), Austin, TX Weeks, David Walker County District Attorney (Self), Huntsville, TX Against: Hays, Gail Lieutenant (Harris County District Attorney's Office), Houston, TX On: Logan, Paula (Texas Department of Public Safety-Human Resources), Austin, TX SB 665 Registering, but not testifying: For: Summers, Thomas Director, Inmate Medical Services (Travis County Sheriff), Austin, TX On: Penfield, MD, Susan Manager, Infectious Disease Control Unit (Texas Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX SB 689 FOR: Smith, Jacque (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Camp, Victoria Director of Operations (Texas Association against sexual assault), Austin, TX Ferris, Beth Austin Representative (Texas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents), Austin, TX Rodriguez, Ana (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX On: Gavin, David Assistant Chief, Administration (Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 909 FOR: Houston, Joshua (Christian Life Commission), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Del Llano, Ann Attorney (ACLU), Austin, TX Solomon, Emmett Director (Restorative Justice Ministries Network), Huntsville, TX On: Eisenberg, Mike Director of Research (Texas Department of Criminal Justice - Community Justice Assistance Div.), Austin, TX SB 912 FOR: Gabbert, Lisa (Self), Aledo, TX Macha, Barry DA, Wichita County (Self), Wichita Falls, TX Poe, Mitch Chief-Crimes Against Children Unit (Tarrant County District Attorney's Office), Ft Worth, TX Stratton Smith, Rona (Self), Ft Worth, TX ON: DeBottis, Gina Chief Prosecuter (Special Prosecution Unit), Huntsville, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Camp, Victoria Director of Operations (Texas Association against sexual assault), Austin, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Hubbarth, William 'Rusty' Vice President (Justice For All), Austin, TX On: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX Gougler, Michael Assistant Comander (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Taylor, Allison Executive Director (Council on Sex Offender Treatment), Austin, TX SB 925 Registering, but not testifying: For: Keilen, Andrea Deputy Director (Texas Defender Service), Austin, TX Against: Rachofsky, Marcia Policy Analyst (Texas Mental Health Consumers), Austin, TX On: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX Rolater, John Assistant District Attorney (Bill Hill, Dallas County Criminal District Attorney), Dallas, TX SB 1005 FOR: Reyna, Carlos Director (Austin and Texas Driving School), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Anderson, David (US Interactive), Austin, TX Bresner, Steve Attorney (USA Training Inc.), Austin, TX Bruce, David CEO (Defensive Driving.com), Houston, TX Heller, PhD, Terry Consultant (USA Training, Inc.), Austin, TX Kama, Bob Legislative Consultant (I Drive Safely.com), Austin, TX On: O'Ryan, Ann Legislative Affairs (AAA Texas), Austin, TX SB 1125 FOR: Henson, Scott (ACLU), Austin, TX Macha, Barry DA, Wichita County (Self), Wichita Falls, TX AGAINST: Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX ON: Davis, Tommy Director (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Harrell, Will Executive Director-ACLU (ACLU, NAACP, LULAC), Austin, TX Houston, Joshua (Christian Life Commission), Austin, TX Hurt, Charles Executive Director (Texas Justice Network), Rosanky, TX Solomon, Emmett Director (Restorative Justice Ministries Network), Huntsville, TX Against: Fouts, Michael District Attorney (District Attorney's Office), Haskell, TX Jones, James Captain (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX SB 1126 Registering, but not testifying: For: Camp, Victoria Director of Operations (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin, TX On: Rodpers, Pam Director Sexual Assault (Office of Attorney General), Austin, TX SB 1195 FOR: Harrell, Will Executive Director-ACLU (ACLU, NAACP, LULAC), Austin, TX AGAINST: Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Jones, James Captain (Houston Police Department) Vasquez, Rosalinda Lieutenant (San Antonio Police Department), San Antonio, TX Watson, Rick Lieutenant (Dallas Police Department) Registering, but not testifying: For: Henson, Scott (ACLU), Austin, TX Reilly Mica, Tara State Liason (National Rifle Association), Austin, TX Tripp, Alice (Self), Paige, TX Against: Beckworth, Elmer (Cherokee County District Attorney's Office), Rusk, TX Clark, Mark Executive Director (Houston Police Officers Union), Houston, TX Fouts, Michael District Attorney (District Attorney's Office), Haskell, TX Jones, Jim Vice President (San Antonio Police Officer's Association), San Antonio, TX Peters, Joe Project Manager (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Austin, TX Renon, Feliciano (San Antonio Police Officer's Association), San Antonio, TX Wilkison, Charley Political Legislative Director (Combined Law Enforcement Association of Texas), Austin, TX On: Baker, David Major (Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Elliston, Randy Chief-Texas Highway Patrol (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1264 Registering, but not testifying: On: Julian, Terry Executive Director (Texas Commission on Jail Standards), Austin, TX SB 1265 FOR: Gerlich, Stan (One Source Toxicology Lab), Pasadena, TX Harris, Steve LAB Director (One Source Toxicology), Pasadena, TX Montano, Sr., Jesse Drug Analysis Specialist (US District Court, US pretrial /probation), San Antonio, TX ON: Gibbs, Bill CEO (Norchem Drug Testing), Flagstaff, AZ Registering, but not testifying: For: Del Llano, Ann Attorney (ACLU), Austin, TX York, Kevin (Self), Houston, TX SB 1305 FOR: Ferchill, Pat Judge (Self), Ft Worth, TX Fields, Steve President (Texas Guardianship Association), Ft Worth, TX AGAINST: Mitchell, Beth Attorney (Advocacy Inc.), Austin, TX Rachofsky, Marcia Policy Analyst (Texas Mental Health Consumers), Austin, TX ON: Risinger, Dan Assistant District Attorney (Tarrant County District Attorney's Office), Ft Worth, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Dudley, Kenny Director State Hospital (Department State Health Services), Austin, TX SB 1307 Registering, but not testifying: On: Capers, Lisa General Counsel (Texas Juvenile Probation Commission), Austin, TX SB 1461 Registering, but not testifying: On: Crockett, Kenneth Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1465 Registering, but not testifying: For: Newton, Chris General Counsel (Texas Petroleum Marketers), Austin, TX Williams, Joe Vice President (Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX SB 1473 FOR: Campbell, Criag (Self), Austin, TX Gillham, Patsy (Self), Cypress, TX Meadours, Stennie (Self), San Leon, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Hillier, King Director, Gov't Relations (Harris County Hospital District), Houston, TX Lovelace, Joe Executive Director (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill), Austin, TX Mitchell, Beth Attorney (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin, TX Peters, Richard Consultant (Texas Association of Public and Nonprofit Hospitals), Austin, TX Vasquez, Rosalinda Lieutenant (San Antonio Police Department), San Antonio, TX On: Dozier, Jim Executive Director (Texas Commission on law enforcement standards and education), Austin, TX SB 1551 Registering, but not testifying: On: Crockett, Kenneth Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1552 Registering, but not testifying: On: Crockett, Kenneth Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX


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- Design general functions and database schema, developed database with MariaDB.
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A Mobile Application for school bus users built using Java, Android Studio, Firebase and MySQL.
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SENEXON-S - docusate sodium and sennosides a and b tablet, coated
RUGBY LABORATORIES, INC.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist berfore use if you are taking any other drug. Laxatives may affect how other drugs work.
Do not use if your are taking mineral oil; for longer than one week; when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Stop use and ask a doctor if: you have rectal bleeding; you fail to have a bowel movement after use of this product. These may indicate a serious condition.
Inactive ingredients
carnauba wax, colloidal silicon dioxide, croscarmellose sodium
D-C yellow #10 aluminum lake, dibasic calcium phosphate
dihydrate, FD-C yellow #6 aluminum lake, hypromellose,
magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, polyethylene
glycol, sodium benzoate, stearic acide, Titanium dioxide
Directions take preferably at bedtime or as directed by a doctor
If you do not have a comfortable bowel movement by the second day, increase dose by one tablet (do not exceed maxiumum dosage)
Dosage and Administration
Adults and children 12 years and over - 2 tablets once a day - maximum dosage - 4 tablets twice a day
children 6 to under 12 years - 1 tablet once a day maximum dosage - 2 tablets twice a day
children 2 to under 6 years - 1/2 tablet once a day - maximum dosage- 1 tablet twice a day
children uner 2 years - ask a doctor
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File | Save As/Export | PSA/Logsheet File provides a way of exporting data to the PSA Operator-Inspector Measurement Database. The user will be presented with the standard Windows Save As dialog box for selecting the disk drive, path and file name. The default file name is NCC_PSA.dat.
File | Save As/Export | Performance Monitoring File provides a way of exporting Performance Monitoring data which includes information about normalization measurements. The user will be be presented with the standard Windows Save As dialog box for selecting the disk drive, path and file name. The default file name is NCC_perf.dat.
File | Save As/Export | Transfer provides a way to save measurement data sets on a disk and later restore them either on the same computer or another computer running INCC. The measurement data sets are written in a binary format that INCC can read using File | Get External Data | Transfer which is a complementary function. Through a dialog box with radio buttons you must next select whether to save measurements only from the current detector or all detectors. If the current detector is chosen, you will then be asked to select an inspection number. In either case, you will be be presented with the standard Windows Save As dialog box for selecting the disk drive and path where the measurement data are to be written. For the inspection number, select "All" to be able to choose from all measurements of any type; otherwise select the desired verification measurement inspection number. You will then be able to select which measurement data sets are to be saved. Click on a line to select that measurement data set. Selected lines will be highlighted in blue.
File | Save As/Export | Initial Data provides a way to save measurement (detector) parameters and calibration parameters on a disk and later restore them either on the same computer or another computer running INCC. The parameters are written in a binary format that INCC can read using File | Get External Data | Initial Data which is a complementary function. Measurement and calibration parameters can only be saved and restored in Maintenance mode. You must next select which type of parameters to save. There will be a dialog box with radio buttons for “Save detector parameters for the current detector”, “Save detector parameters for all detectors” “Save calibration parameters for the current detector” and “Save calibration parameters for all detectors”. You will be be presented with the standard Windows Save As dialog box for selecting the disk drive and path where the parameters are to be written. Select the “OK” button to cause the selected parameter sets to be written to disk files.


I treat my code like an Airbnb rental. I keep it clean, I treat it with respect, and I expect that someone will have to use it after me.
I love solving problems that at the beginning seem unsolvable. I am tremendously competitive, not with my peers but with tough challenges.
When I was a kid I wanted to work at NASA, but I didn’t want to be an astronaut. I wanted to be one of the people in mission control. I'm happiest when high fiving the team.
I believe that less isn't always more but it usually is.
Great user experience is the end game of all my design and development. I pride my work on being both intuitive and compelling.
Communication is always at the core of my work as a designer. I prioritize understanding the needs of a client’s users, the ideas a client means to communicate, and try to synthesize these before starting my first mock ups.
Calculates yearly return on investment per patient for cohero health a grandcentraltech company. Built with javascript, jQuery, materialize and chart.js


JavaScript (or JS) is an interpreted language that was developed in 1995 by Netscape to add interactivity to static web pages. It’s name is misleading as it only shares a similar C-style syntax with Java and is not actually a derivative of the Java language. JavaScript remains an integral part of web browsers but has also been expanded to run on servers as NodeJS and on client devices through wrappers such as Electron.


This sample demonstrates a number of different ways to use map controls in your forms.
Currently, two controls have map realisations: output
and range
.
To display them as a map, they must have the CSS class geolocation
. The bound
data may be in the form or a semi-colon-separated latitude and logitude pair of co-ordinates,
or alternatively a more free-form address or location string. Most of the controls that follow
are bound to an instance containing a pair of co-ordinates, which looks like this:
<xf:instance> <map xmlns=""> <coords>51.523811;-0.107878</coords> </map> </xf:instance>
The simplest map control is output
, it
allows a user to zoom in and out but not to pan.
<xf:output ref="/map/coords" class="geolocation"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> </xf:output>
The range
control, on the other hand, does allow
users to move the map. When a user moves the map, the updated
location is then reflected in the instance data.
<xf:range ref="/map/coords" class="geolocation"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> </xf:range>
If you increase the size of a map, Ubiquity XForms ensures that it gets adorned with whatever overlay items will comfortably fit.
<xf:range ref="/map/coords" class="geolocation" style="width: 650px; height: 400px;"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> </xf:range>
Equally, if you decrease the size of a map, Ubiquity XForms ensures that the adornments and zoom level are reduced according to the available area.
<xf:range ref="/map/coords" class="geolocation" style="width: 100px; height: 80px;"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> </xf:range>
The hint
element, as a child of a map, is styled to be an
information window that is invoked when the user clicks on the map marker.
<xf:range ref="/map/coords" class="geolocation" style="width: 400px; height: 300px;"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> <xf:hint>webBackplane Office, Clerkenwell</xf:hint> </xf:range>
Until now, all of the controls demonstrated have been bound to a pair of co-ordinates, separated by a semi-colon. The next control is bound to an address, however:
<xf:instance> <map xmlns=""> <address>4 Pear Tree Court, London, EC1R 0DS</address> </map> </xf:instance> <xf:output ref="/map/address" class="geolocation"> <xf:label>Output:</xf:label> </xf:output>


February 14, 1990. While millions of young people celebrated the day of love, 6 Billion kilometers from Earth, Voyager 1 traveling at the edges of the solar system, turned its camera around for one last photo of our planet across the great expanse of space. Taken by NASA, at the request of the astronomer Carl Sagan, this photograph has served as a constant reminder of how small our world is, how insignificant we are in front of the magnitudes of space that surrounds our planet. The Pale Blue Dot as Carl called it, the name has since stuck with both this photograph and his reflection of this photograph. His works have inspired many in ways unimaginable.
But who is Carl Sagan?
Carl Sagan was probably the most well-known scientist of the 1970s and 1980s. Born on November 9, 1934, in
Brooklyn New York, Carl was inherently inquisitive right from his childhood. His intellect awed his
father, who took his curiosity in a stride and took a great part in his growing up.
At the age of five, he started making trips to the public library alone, to know what stars are, something neither his parents nor his friends were able to give a clear answer to. The knowledge that sun is a star, and that all stars are suns so far away that their light is reduced to nothing but a point of light which brought forward the realization of the grand scale of things, left him in awe. The majestic grandeur of the scale of things out there was a kind of religious experience for him.
For Sagan, astronomy merely remained as a hobby, and in his junior year in high school made it a career
goal after he learned that astronomers were paid for doing what he always enjoyed.
Graduating with a BA in physics, Carl later joined the University of California, Berkeley as a fellow in
Astronomy after obtaining his Ph.D. He later went on to help NASA with many endeavors including the
Mariner 2 spacecraft, and most notably the Voyager series.
He was among the first to hypothesize and prove that the surface of Venus was hot and dry, as opposed to a
warm, balmy paradise that many had believed it to be. He showed that changes in the pattern on the Martian
surface were because of sand storms and not vegetation.
Carl was not just an Astronomer but also, an Astrobiologist, having worked under geneticist, H.J. Muller,
and H.C. Urey, with whom he wrote a thesis on the origin of life. He was a pioneer in the field of
exobiology and is best known for his experimental demonstration that amino acids, the building blocks of
life could be produced from simple chemicals exposed to radiation.
Carl was not just a scientist. He was also a visionary, for whom science had a spiritual essence. His world revolved around his scientific childlike curiosity and the need to popularise science among the masses. For him, science and especially space was inherently inspirational. He believed that humanity’s future lies among the stars and there might many other intelligent civilizations living in this universe and our galaxy. He was involved in the designing of the pioneer plaque and the Voyager records, which were sent on pioneer 10 and voyager series spacecraft respectively. They carried information about our planet, and us, with instructions on board for extraterrestrial life to read our message. Although it is unlikely it will ever meet anything, he likened them to a message in a bottle floating in the cosmic ocean. He reached out to the public in the form of the various books and his ever-popular TV show, Cosmos: A personal voyage and inspire them to enquire, imagine and explore the depths of science. And through this series, he took his audience on a journey from the beginning of time and through the infancy of humanity to the present day. No one has ever explained space, in all its bewildering glory, as well as Sagan did. His TV show’s popularity was off the charts. His narration of things, like how our home, our planet earth is special and unique in its own way, but seemingly insignificant in comparison to the vast enveloping cosmic darkness was enchanting.
He believed that we are nomads and explorers. Mankind’s constant thirst to know everything around us is what makes us human. He popularised science in a philosophical way. He used space and astronomy, to inspire people to believe in themselves and envision a glorious future where humanity is exploring stars and planets far from home. Comparing our existence to the universe, he showed us how humble our lives and how petty our differences are. In front of the cosmos, our problems hardly make a difference. Through his various inspirational mind humbling speeches, he reminded people that earth is the only home we have and that we owe this planet to those billions upon billions of stars that existed before our sun, from whose ashes our solar system was born. It is the only home we have, and the fact we have none other underscores our responsibility to take care of this pale blue dot that we call Earth. Never before had anyone brought science to the public adorned in a simple silver platter. His words have had an impact across generations like no other. To this day, his quote “We are starstuff” has inspired many and remains a constant among the many quotes floating around various forms of social media. And like no other person before, he awakened the childlike curiosity for things that hide in every human. To many people, he was the gatekeeper of scientific credibility, likened to an oracle.
We are indeed explorers. Our curiosity takes us everywhere, from mountains to deep oceans. Many Millennia ago our ancestors left the vast jungles and grasslands of Africa in search of new undiscovered lands. Exploring uncharted territories, creating new civilizations, and learning more about their world. Humanity has come a long way since from its infancy in the mighty expanse of the African continent, from being a fragile, and adaptive creatures living at the mercy of the elements to being capable of harnessing those very elements for its benefits. Our insatiable curiosity has led us to this age, where we have set foot upon the moon, where satellites in space connect remote distant corners, where people living in space has become a piece of common knowledge and probes are being sent to distant edges of our solar systems to know more about the planets and our very origins. We have become more capable of envisioning and leaving the shores of our home planet to explore the vast expanse and depth of the cosmic ocean just like our forefathers who took to the seas in search of new grounds and discoveries. Boundaries of today are the gates to the oceans of tomorrow.
And among all these things we owe a fair share of our curiosity to the man who showed us the cosmos.
To quote Carl himself:
“For all our failings, despite our limitations and fallibilities, We Humans are Capable of Greatness. What
new wonders undreamt of in our time will we have wrought in another generation and another? How far will
our nomadic species have wandered by the end of the next century and the next millennium?
Our remote descendants safely arrayed on many worlds through the solar system and beyond will be unified.
By their common heritage, by their regard for their home planet, and by the knowledge that whatever other
life may be, the only humans in all the universe, come from Earth. They will gaze up and strain to find
the Blue Dot in their skies.
They will marvel at how vulnerable the repository of all our potential once was. How perilous our infancy.
How humble our beginnings. How many rivers we had to cross before we found our way.”


ROVER
Copyright (c) 1980 Trevor Mendham
Rover is played on the following hexagonal board:
- BASES - Each player has a base which is the set of cells where his stones initially are.
- WALLS - The five solid cells in the center row.
- TURN - On each turn, each player slides one friendly stone.
- A stone slides in a straight line over any number of empty cells until it reaches a wall, a board edge or any other stone. The stone stays in the last crossed empty cell (there are no captures, jumps or stacking over other stones).
- When a stone stops inside the enemy base, it can never move again! However, stones may slide over empty cells inside a base.
- GOAL - After the first turn, loses the player with his base fully occupied.
An example White started and move a stone until it reached a wall.
Black used this first move to position a stone at the central row.
The two central cells between walls seem to provide strong positional supports.
According to the consulted Spanish text (no references, sorry), the second player may have an advantage. The first player should prefer open positions while the second should search for closed positions where is easier to explore symmetries and zugzwangs. I wish to thank Julián R. of Madrid for this game information.


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According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of the word abstraction is the process of considering something independently of its associations or attributes.
What can we learn from this and apply it to computer science? Well, as we have found out, abstraction is the ability to think about something without the details of its specific features.
For example, let’s say that you are the owner of a soft drink factory, and you produce soft drinks of the following types: Coke, Pepsi, Sprite, Fanta, and Ribena.
These soft drinks generally have the following characteristics:
As the consumers of soft drinks, it makes it easier knowing that all soft drinks have the same set of features, making it easier to make a purchase decision based on my needs.
Additionally, as the factory owner, it is also more convenient for you, since every drink has the same set of features. You probably also meed a couple more details about it, such as:
Hence, we end up with a class that looks like this:
class SoftDrink {
String typeOfContainer;
int volumeOfContainer;
String colour;
boolean isCarbonated;
//The information below I do not want to reveal to the public
private int numberExportCountries = 16;
private double manufactureCost = 0.5;
private double profitPerUnit = 0.1;
// constructor
SoftDrink(String type, int vol, String col, boolean carb) {
typeOfContainer = type;
volumeOfContainer = vol;
colour = col;
isCarbonated = carb;
}
}
Abstractions gives us a template that allow us to simply punch in the details of the object that I want to create, instead of creating something entirely different. For example, I want to create the Coke drink:
public static void main(String[] args) {
SoftDrink Coke = new SoftDrink("Can", 330, "Red", true);
System.out.println(Coke.colour);
}
Now I have created a Coke object, whose information that I inserted and made available can be accessed easily.
But what about the other information that I do not want to reveal?
Firstly, they are given the access modifier private
, which means that other classes are not able to access its information. But more importantly, we do not use these information in the constructor. Hence I am able to exclude the use
of these information when I construct the object.
But wait, is creating a soft drink really that simple? What about all the ingredients that go into the manufacturing process? Aren't those important too? Our constructor only accepts 4 arguments.
The constructor is also another important aspect of abstraction. It is like a black box. It takes in the necessary information, the information I want to specify, and ignores all other aspects and details, but produces the object anyway. This way, you can afford to just focus on the details that really matter.
If you are being overloaded with information, which a soft drink factory owner(who also writes programmes!) definitely is, abstraction is one of the most powerful tools in his box.
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Hi,
I'm working on a PV diversion system for my immersion heater. But what I ideally would like to do is have a switch that would allow me to either have the PV diverter controlling the immersion heater, or to have it switched on manually (for those cloudy days when I may need to switch it on). I can't seem to find a double pole, double throw switch that is suitable to fit in a standard switch base.
Can anyone suggest how I could achieve this ?
Thanks,
Allen
Re: PV Immersion Heater over-ride
Why do you need a DPDT switch? All you need to do, if you only want to override it on, is have a SPST switch to short out the triac.
Alternatively, you can use a switch rated at 5 V, and a few mA, and use that into a spare DI in the diverter and modify the sketch so that the triac is driven permanently on when the switch is on.
Which you go for depends as much on where you want the switch to be physically as anything else.
Re: PV Immersion Heater over-ride
I agree with all those comments from Robert.
If your diverter is situated close to the CU, and it intercepts the radial circuit for the immersion at source, then it's difficult to see how you could retain the ability to over-ride the system from the remote end near the heater. The existing isolator at the remote end needs to be permanently switched on otherwise no power will flow.
Running a lightweight pair to a SPST switch at the remote end would allow you to instruct the processor to apply/remove power on demand. You could also add a push-button to the box which would bring the output stage 'on' for a set period of time.


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Dal Giardino Risotto Rice with Mushrooms is great on its own but you can also use it as an ingredient in so many dishes like this terrific one for Wild Mushroom And Butternut Squash Risotto. And it's so simple to make!
Ingredients
- 2 cups (3/4-inch) cubed peeled butternut squash
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 5-6 tablespoons butter, divided
- ¾ cup finely chopped leek (white and pale green parts only)
- 1½ pounds fresh wild mushrooms (shitake, cremini, hen of the woods, or chanterelle)
- 1¼ cup uncooked Arborio rice
- ¼ cup dry white wine
- 7 cups (about) vegetable or chicken broth (preferably homemade)
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese plus additional for serving (optional)
- 2 tablespoons freshly chopped parsley
- sea salt
- fresh ground pepper
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 450°. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Place squash on the baking sheet, drizzle with 1½ tablespoon olive oil and ¼ teaspoon salt. Arrange in a single layer and bake for 20 minutes or until lightly browned and tender, stirring after 10 minutes. Set aside.
- Heat 1 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add ¼ of mushrooms and sprinkle with salt. Sauté mushrooms until tender and beginning to brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Transfer mushrooms to medium bowl. Working in batches, repeat with remaining mushrooms, until all mushrooms are sauteed.
- Bring 7 cups chicken broth to simmer in medium saucepan; keep warm.
- Melt remaining 1½ tablespoons butter and 1½ olive oil in a heavy, large saucepan over medium-low heat. Add leek, sprinkle with ½ teaspoon salt, and sauté until tender, 4 to 5 minutes. Add rice and increase heat to medium. Stir until edges of rice begin to look translucent, 3 to 4 minutes. Add white wine and stir until liquid is absorbed about 3 minutes. Add ¾ cup warm chicken broth; stir until almost all broth is absorbed, about 3 minutes. Continue adding broth by ¾ cupfuls, stirring until almost all broth is absorbed before adding more until rice is tender but still firm to bite and risotto is creamy about 30 minutes total. Stir in mushrooms, butternut squash, parsley, ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese, and 1 tablespoon butter. Gently stir to mix well. Adjust seasonings if necessary.
- Transfer risotto to a serving bowl and serve with grated Parmesan cheese.


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Woman in critical condition after water rescue
by EndPlayQUINCY, Mass. (AP) - A woman is in critical condition after being rescued from waters off the coast of Massachusetts.
Massachusetts State Police say troopers were called to Quincy around 12:40 p.m. Wednesday on reports of a woman who was being swept under the current off the shore of Wollaston Beach.
Police say witnesses saw the woman remove all her clothing and enter the water from the beach. A state trooper commandeered a kayak and kept her afloat until a rescue boat arrived and took her to shore.
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Chapter 1 of Data Feminism1 explores themes of power and privilege, and how they play a role in the culture and products produced by data scientists. In understanding power structures, I found the breakdown of the “matrix of domination” particularly helpful (see Table 1.1 from Data Feminism).
These 4 domains: structural, disciplinary, hegemonic, and interpersonal – can act as a sort of checklist for changemaking. In her work with the Algorithmic Justice League, Joy Buolamwini has demonstrated a methodical and effective approach for working against algorithmic bias by impacting each of these domains. Each domain requires attention and improvement, however I think the hegemonic and interpersonal domains are unique in that they present many more gray areas in terms of solutions. In the structural and disciplinary domains, one can begin advocacy by pointing to a racist law or a sexist policy and saying, “this needs to change”, offering a clear target for our efforts. The same cannot usually be said for larger ideas of societal culture, or for something as subjective as individual experiences.
One issue in the interpersonal domain discussed in Chapter 1 was the idea of “OPP”, other people’s problems. This is the idea that race is only something that people of color have to think about, class is only something poor people have to think about, and gender is only something women and nonbinary people have to think about (and more). This is a common narrative, perpetuated by the fact that most of the advocates for these issues belong to minoritized groups. But the reality is that those in positions of power have historically, and continue to, uphold systems that oppress the minoritized groups. Change cannot occur without these “majority” groups actively working to break down unfair systems of privilege and power.
So how can we work toward data science teams that are aware of structural oppression, and view their work through this critical lens? How can we also ensure that the work environment for the data scientists themselves is inclusive and equitable? These are big questions that have different complex solutions for different situations. One sentence from Data Feminism helped me frame a potential answer: “If the 79 percent of engineers at Google who are male were specifically trained in structural oppression before building their data systems (as social workers are before they undertake social work)—then their overrepresentation might be very slightly less of a problem.”
So, the solution is at least two-fold: we must increase the number of people with minoritized identities working on data science teams, and also train the entire team in data feminism and structural oppression. But, as we have seen recently in publicized debates involving Smith, these trainings are not without opposition. I think part of this opposition comes from the transition from these ideas being other people’s problems (OPP) to suddenly being your problem. This can be a jarring realization, which can unfortunately sometimes manifest in feelings of guilt, disbelief, and/or resentment. The people most likely to feel this way (those in privileged groups) are also those that can learn the most from such trainings. So, these trainings must be designed carefully, with the target audience in mind. This is because the most lasting change will come when the privileged and the under-privileged share a common vision.
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WebDrawer contains a fairly generic search form that allows you to choose up to three search clauses. It si possible to refine which search clauses are displayed in those fields but you may want to create your own entirely custom form. This post talks about the basics of doing that.
In the video I place my template in the Views folder. It is probably better to place customer templates in a folder separate to the standard WebDrawer files. This folder must be a child of Views as seen below.
In the video I add a route to hptrim.config, I also say that the route name may be anything. That is not strictly true, the route name must not contain spaces and you should avoid special characters as some of them are not allowed in URLs. This is the route I add in the video...
<add name="Search" model="FormSearch" template="SearchFormView" properties="RecordRecordType,RecordExtension,RecordTitle,RecordNumber,RecordIsElectronic" pageSize="15"/>
Even though I call it a template the accurate name for this is the View (as in View / Model / Controller). I have made a change to the file you can download here in that I have added a little code to display a message when we have done a zero results search.
I noticed when reviewing the video that I there were a couple of UI artefacts remaining from some other experiments I had done. So if this does not look like your garden variety WebDrawer that is why.


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Trump spokeswoman says Obama aides left behind mean notes
by KNOEWASHINGTON (AP) -- White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham says Obama administration aides left behind taunting notes for incoming Trump officials when they handed over their offices in 2017.
In an interview Tuesday, Grisham told conservative radio show host John Fredericks that, "We came into the White House. I'll tell you something, every office was filled with Obama books and we had notes left behind that said 'you will fail,' 'you aren't going to make it.'"
Numerous Obama aides denounced the accusation as fiction.
Grisham later backtracked and said the nasty notes were left only in one part of the White House that houses press operations.
Some high-profile Obama administration officials flatly denied the claim, including former National Security Adviser Susan Rice. Writing on Twitter, she says, "This is a bald faced lie."


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While it doesn't look like we were right about getting a Galaxy S11 Lite, we might be getting a new S10 product out of it. According to a new inclusion on the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) database, a Galaxy S10 Lite is on the way with the model number SM-G770F, as spotted by SamMobile.
Ishan Agarwal, a known leaker, has said the Lite will come with a Snapdragon 855 processor and an impressive camera boasting a 48MP main camera, 5MP depth lens and a 12MP wide angle lens on the rear. It's selfie camera will reportedly be 32MP.
Given the S10 series already has a pretty full lineup with the S10, S10+, S10e and S10 5G, we assumed the Lite leaks would replace the S11e when the new series is eventually released. This new information seems to suggest a S11 version of it isn't on the immediate horizon.
We've reached to Samsung to confirm the Lite model is solely for the Galaxy S10 series, and not the S11. [Via SamMobile]
Gizmodo Australia is gobbling up the news in a different timezone, so check them out if you need another Giz fix.


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The Four Million
by O. Henry
"The Brief Début of Tildy"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1906
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: O. Henry, The Four Million (Doubleday, Page & Company; New York: 1906) Henry, O. (1906). The Four Million. Doubleday, Page & Company; New York.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.2
- Word Count: 2,343
- Genre: Realism
- Keywords: fate, fiction, short story
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If you do not know Bogle's Chop House and Family Restaurant it is your loss. For if you are one of the fortunate ones who dine expensively you should be interested to know how the other half consumes provisions. And if you belong to the half to whom waiters' checks are things of moment, you should know Bogle's, for there you get your money's worth—in quantity, at least.
Bogle's is situated in that highway of bourgeoisie, that boulevard of Brown–Jones–and–Robinson, Eighth Avenue. There are two rows of tables in the room, six in each row. On each table is a caster–stand, containing cruets of condiments and seasons. From the pepper cruet you may shake a cloud of something tasteless and melancholy, like volcanic dust. From the salt cruet you may expect nothing. Though a man should extract a sanguinary stream from the pallid turnip, yet will his prowess be balked when he comes to wrest salt from Bogle's cruets. Also upon each table stands the counterfeit of that benign sauce made "from the recipe of a nobleman in India."
At the cashier's desk sits Bogle, cold, sordid, slow, smouldering, and takes your money.  Beyond a corroboration of his meteorological statement you would better not venture.  So take your change and go—to the devil if you like. There you have Bogle's sentiments.
The needs of Bogle's customers were supplied by two waitresses and a Voice. One of the waitresses was named Aileen. She was tall, beautiful, lively, gracious and learned in persiflage. Her other name? There was no more necessity for another name at Bogle's than there was for finger–bowls.
The name of the other waitress was Tildy. Why do you suggest Matilda? Please listen this time—Tildy—Tildy. Tildy was dumpy, plain–faced, and too anxious to please to please. Repeat the last clause to yourself once or twice, and make the acquaintance of the duplicate infinite.
The Voice at Bogle's was invisible. It came from the kitchen, and did not shine in the way of originality. It was a heathen Voice, and contented itself with vain repetitions of exclamations emitted by the waitresses concerning food.
Will it tire you to be told again that Aileen was beautiful? Had she donned a few hundred dollars' worth of clothes and joined the Easter parade, and had you seen her, you would have hastened to say so yourself.
The customers at Bogle's were her slaves. Six tables full she could wait upon at once. They who were in a hurry restrained their impatience for the joy of merely gazing upon her swiftly moving, graceful figure. They who had finished eating ate more that they might continue in the light of her smiles. Every man there—and they were mostly men—tried to make his impression upon her.
Aileen could successfully exchange repartee against a dozen at once. And every smile that she sent forth lodged, like pellets from a scatter–gun, in as many hearts. And all this while she would be performing astounding feats with orders of pork and beans, pot roasts, ham–and, sausage–and–the–wheats, and any quantity of things on the iron and in the pan and straight up and on the side. With all this feasting and flirting and merry exchange of wit Bogle's came mighty near being a salon, with Aileen for its Madame Récamier.
If the transients were entranced by the fascinating Aileen, the regulars were her adorers. There was much rivalry among many of the steady customers. Aileen could have had an engagement every evening. At least twice a week some one took her to a theatre or to a dance. One stout gentleman whom she and Tildy had privately christened "The Hog" presented her with a turquoise ring. Another one known as "Freshy," who rode on the Traction Company's repair wagon, was going to give her a poodle as soon as his brother got the hauling contract in the Ninth. And the man who always ate spareribs and spinach and said he was a stock broker asked her to go to "Parsifal" with him.
"I don't know where this place is," said Aileen while talking it over with Tildy, "but the wedding–ring's got to be on before I put a stitch into a travelling dress—ain't that right? Well, I guess!"
But, Tildy!
In steaming, chattering, cabbage–scented Bogle's there was almost a heart tragedy. Tildy with the blunt nose, the hay–coloured hair, the freckled skin, the bag–o'–meal figure, had never had an admirer. Not a man followed her with his eyes when she went to and fro in the restaurant save now and then when they glared with the beast–hunger for food. None of them bantered her gaily to coquettish interchanges of wit. None of them loudly "jollied" her of mornings as they did Aileen, accusing her, when the eggs were slow in coming, of late hours in the company of envied swains. No one had ever given her a turquoise ring or invited her upon a voyage to mysterious, distant "Parsifal."
Tildy was a good waitress, and the men tolerated her. They who sat at her tables spoke to her briefly with quotations from the bill of fare; and then raised their voices in honeyed and otherwise–flavoured accents, eloquently addressed to the fair Aileen. They writhed in their chairs to gaze around and over the impending form of Tildy, that Aileen's pulchritude might season and make ambrosia of their bacon and eggs.
And Tildy was content to be the unwooed drudge if Aileen could receive the flattery and the homage. The blunt nose was loyal to the short Grecian. She was Aileen's friend; and she was glad to see her rule hearts and wean the attention of men from smoking pot–pie and lemon meringue. But deep below our freckles and hay–coloured hair the unhandsomest of us dream of a prince or a princess, not vicarious, but coming to us alone.
There was a morning when Aileen tripped in to work with a slightly bruised eye; and Tildy's solicitude was almost enough to heal any optic.
"Fresh guy," explained Aileen, "last night as I was going home at Twenty–third and Sixth. Sashayed up, so he did, and made a break. I turned him down, cold, and he made a sneak; but followed me down to Eighteenth, and tried his hot air again. Gee! but I slapped him a good one, side of the face. Then he give me that eye. Does it look real awful, Til? I should hate that Mr. Nicholson should see it when he comes in for his tea and toast at ten."
Tildy listened to the adventure with breathless admiration. No man had ever tried to follow her. She was safe abroad at any hour of the twenty–four. What bliss it must have been to have had a man follow one and black one's eye for love!
Among the customers at Bogle's was a young man named Seeders, who worked in a laundry office. Mr. Seeders was thin and had light hair, and appeared to have been recently rough–dried and starched. He was too diffident to aspire to Aileen's notice; so he usually sat at one of Tildy's tables, where he devoted himself to silence and boiled weakfish.
One day when Mr. Seeders came in to dinner he had been drinking beer. There were only two or three customers in the restaurant. When Mr. Seeders had finished his weakfish he got up, put his arm around Tildy's waist, kissed her loudly and impudently, walked out upon the street, snapped his fingers in the direction of the laundry, and hied himself to play pennies in the slot machines at the Amusement Arcade.
For a few moments Tildy stood petrified. Then she was aware of Aileen shaking at her an arch forefinger, and saying:
"Why, Til, you naughty girl! Ain't you getting to be awful, Miss Slyboots! First thing I know you'll be stealing some of my fellows. I must keep an eye on you, my lady."
Another thing dawned upon Tildy's recovering wits. In a moment she had advanced from a hopeless, lowly admirer to be an Eve–sister of the potent Aileen. She herself was now a man–charmer, a mark for Cupid, a Sabine who must be coy when the Romans were at their banquet boards. Man had found her waist achievable and her lips desirable. The sudden and amatory Seeders had, as it were, performed for her a miraculous piece of one–day laundry work. He had taken the sackcloth of her uncomeliness, had washed, dried, starched and ironed it, and returned it to her sheer embroidered lawn—the robe of Venus herself.
The freckles on Tildy's cheeks merged into a rosy flush. Now both Circe and Psyche peeped from her brightened eyes. Not even Aileen herself had been publicly embraced and kissed in the restaurant.
Tildy could not keep the delightful secret. When trade was slack she went and stood at Bogle's desk. Her eyes were shining; she tried not to let her words sound proud and boastful.
"A gentleman insulted me to–day," she said. "He hugged me around the waist and kissed me."
"That so?" said Bogle, cracking open his business armour. "After this week you get a dollar a week more."
At the next regular meal when Tildy set food before customers with whom she had acquaintance she said to each of them modestly, as one whose merit needed no bolstering:
"A gentleman insulted me to–day in the restaurant. He put his arm around my waist and kissed me."
The diners accepted the revelation in various ways—some incredulously, some with congratulations; others turned upon her the stream of badinage that had hitherto been directed at Aileen alone. And Tildy's heart swelled in her bosom, for she saw at last the towers of Romance rise above the horizon of the grey plain in which she had for so long travelled.
For two days Mr. Seeders came not again. During that time Tildy established herself firmly as a woman to be wooed. She bought ribbons, and arranged her hair like Aileen's, and tightened her waist two inches.  He must have loved her desperately; and impulsive lovers are always blindly jealous.
Even Aileen had not been shot at with a pistol. And then Tildy rather hoped that he would not shoot at her, for she was always loyal to Aileen; and she did not want to overshadow her friend.
At 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the third day Mr. Seeders came in. There were no customers at the tables. At the back end of the restaurant Tildy was refilling the mustard pots and Aileen was quartering pies. Mr. Seeders walked back to where they stood.
Tildy looked up and saw him, gasped, and pressed the mustard spoon against her heart. A red hair–bow was in her hair; she wore Venus's Eighth Avenue badge, the blue bead necklace with the swinging silver symbolic heart.
Mr. Seeders was flushed and embarrassed. He plunged one hand into his hip pocket and the other into a fresh pumpkin pie.
"Miss Tildy," said he, "I want to apologise for what I done the other evenin'. Tell you the truth, I was pretty well tanked up or I wouldn't of done it. I wouldn't do no lady that a–way when I was sober. So I hope, Miss Tildy, you'll accept my 'pology, and believe that I wouldn't of done it if I'd known what I was doin' and hadn't of been drunk."
With this handsome plea Mr. Seeders backed away, and departed, feeling that reparation had been made.
But behind the convenient screen Tildy had thrown herself flat upon a table among the butter chips and the coffee cups, and was sobbing her heart out—out and back again to the grey plain wherein travel they with blunt noses and hay–coloured hair. From her knot she had torn the red hair–bow and cast it upon the floor. Seeders she despised utterly; she had but taken his kiss as that of a pioneer and prophetic prince who might have set the clocks going and the pages to running in fairyland. But the kiss had been maudlin and unmeant; the court had not stirred at the false alarm; she must forevermore remain the Sleeping Beauty.
Yet not all was lost. Aileen's arm was around her; and Tildy's red hand groped among the butter chips till it found the warm clasp of her friend's.
"Don't you fret, Til," said Aileen, who did not understand entirely. "That turnip–faced little clothespin of a Seeders ain't worth it. He ain't anything of a gentleman or he wouldn't ever of apologised."


Whirlpool of India pre-tax profit grows 18% in Sep quarter to Rs 142.4 cr
The company's revenue from operations grew 18 per cent YOY to Rs 1,393.5 crore from Rs 1,811.5 crore
by Arnab DattaConsumer durables maker Whirlpool of India reported an 18 per cent year-on-year (YoY) rise in profit before tax (PBT) to Rs 142.4 crore from Rs 120.4 crore for the July-September quarter.
The company’s revenue from operations grew 18 per cent YOY to Rs 1,393.5 crore from Rs 1,811.5 crore. Its margins improved due to lower commodity cost.
According to Arvind Uppal, chairman of Whirlpool, consumer demand has remained soft but the firm’s bottom line was boosted by corporate tax reduction.


A well balanced trip
Since we wanted to be able to say we “Visited all of Phuket” we decided to do
a full 4h tours around the island on our bike. (our butts are still mads at us..)
But it was worth it. We ended up on an remote road by the sea that was just
zigzagging throught the mountain (north-east of the island). Trees were so
heavy and full, covering the sky over and around the road that it gave us the
feeling of racing against a falling forest. Once we arrived by the sea, we got a
beautiful view of the bay with lots fishing boat, like all of those picture of Asia
that you see but never seem to find. The part we visited was less touristy, Yes
there’s parts of Phuket that don’t have a lot of tourist! (Side note: The north east
side of the island is more muslim, so if you wear a crop top like I did, you may
feel
a bit awkward and naked). Apart from that, the trip around the island was incredible
and I made a new friend the giant teddy bear. (My real bear didn’t let me bring
it home)
After so much biking, it was time to lay on the beach and do nothing for a while. So
we went to
Nai harn beach wich after our tour seem to be the most beautiful
of them all. We spend hours there just reading and swimming.  There’s a lot of wave wich if really fun for swimming and surfing but at
the end of the day I ended up with a full sandcastle with tower and rambarde, and
that was just the swimsuit, my hair had is own planet of sand… I think my bikini
still has sand in it from thailand. Okay, now i am done complaining about the sand,
seriously we loved it so much that we decided to stay for longer and extended our
stay at the hotel we where at. (It was cheap and had a pool… to rinse all that sand)
(Here’s some tips to extend your stay in
an hotel)
On the island of Phuket, there’s a
big bouddha on the top of one of the
mountains. It’s pretty impressive partly because of the location that gives you an
amazing view of the island and sea, but also because of the boudha itself. He was
made
with thousland of tiny tile (45 meters hight of tiny tiles).
It’s also a free-charity visit (don’t get scam by people triying to sell you tiket…
tiny warning you need to be covered to visit the bouddha since it’s a temple). The
road to get there is worth the trip by itself, there a lot of point of view on the
way giving you different angle to view the bay and the island.
On the island of Phuket one of the fun thing we did, was just to wonder around on
our
motorbike trying to find all of the view point. There’s a lot of them and they are
all incredible in their own way. This island also hide a few beaches where you
can find peace and quiet if you are brave enought to find them. (I am joking google
tells you were they are)
One of my favorite was banana beach partly because Alexis had a banana top tank when
we visited the beach and partly because you needed to go down a hill using ropes to
get there. It give me the feeling of beeing Indiana Jones.
After almost 2 weeks in Phuket, we decided it was time to move on but where to
go? That’s ofthen the problem we you travel for a long period of time, organising
your itinary. After a lot of deliberation, we settled on Singapore. We were hesitant
at first since Singapore is pretty expensive and our backpacker budget was hoping on
the low prices of Asia. But Singapore also has a great reputation for food and for
it’s elaborate garden. In the end, the bee wanted flowers and Oh my, flowers we got.


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Welcome to CAADA’s documentation!¶
The caada package is designed to help read or reformat a variety of datasets useful to understanding how the change in human activity during the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the atmosphere, particularly in regards to air quality and the carbon cycle.
There are two sides to this. First, there are the various subpackages which can be imported as part of a larger Python project to help with reading this data. Second, installing this package will also install a command line program, caada-main, which allows you to convert various datasets into a standardized netCDF format from the command line.


Tomorrowland is the world's biggest dance music festival, bringing an A-list lineup of DJs from across the dance music spectrum to Boom in Belgium each summer.
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141€


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About
| Nintendo Switch™ console | Nintendo Switch dock |
Joy‑Con™ controllers |
Joy‑Con Strap | Joy‑Con Grip | Nintendo Switch Lite | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Size |
Approximately 4 inches high, 9.4 inches long, and 0.55 inches deep (with
Joy-Con attached) *The depth from the tip of the analog sticks to the tip of the ZL/ZR buttons is 1.12 inches |
Approximately 4.1 inches high, 6.8 inches long, and 2.12 inches deep | Approximately 4.02 inches high, 1.41 inches long, and 1.12 inches deep | Approximately 3.98 inches high, 0.57 inches long, 0.55 inches deep |
Approximately 3.98 inches high, 5.67 inches long, 1.58 inches deep |
Approximately 3.6 inches high, 8.2 inches long, and .55 inches deep *The depth from the tip of the analog sticks to the tip of the ZL/ZR buttons is 1.12 inches |
|
| Weight | Approximately .66 lbs (Approximately .88 lbs when Joy-Con controllers are attached) |
Approximately .72 lbs | Joy‑Con [L] - 1.7 oz | Joy-Con [R] - 1.8 oz | Approximately .66 oz | Approximately .21 lbs | Approx. .61 lbs |
| Output | USB Port (USB 2.0 compatible) x2 on the side, 1 on the
back System connector AC adapter port HDMI port |
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| Screen | Multi-touch capacitive touch screen / 6.2-inch LCD Screen / 1280 x 720 | Capacitive touch screen / 5.5 inch LCD / 1280x720 resolution | |||||
| CPU/GPU | NVIDIA Custom Tegra processor | NVIDIA Custom Tegra processor | |||||
| Storage | 32 GB of internal storage, a portion of which is reserved for use by
the system. Users can easily expand storage space using microSDHC or microSDXC cards up to 2TB (sold separately). |
32 GB of internal storage, a portion of which is reserved for use by
the system. Users can easily expand storage space using microSDHC or microSDXC cards up to 2TB (sold separately). |
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| Wireless | Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)(*) Bluetooth 4.1 (*In TV mode, Nintendo Switch systems can be connected with a wired LAN adapter - sold separately) |
Bluetooth 3.0 |
Bluetooth 3.0/NFC | Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Bluetooth 4.1 / NFC (near field communication) |
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Video Output |
Up to 1080p via HDMI in TV mode Up to 720p via built-in screen in tabletop mode and handheld mode |
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| Audio Output |
Compatible with 5.1ch Linear PCM output Output via HDMI connector in TV mode |
Stereo | |||||
| Speakers | Stereo | ||||||
| Buttons |
Power button / Volume button | Left Stick Up/down/left/right/L/ZL/SL/SR/- Buttons Capture Button Release Button Sync Button |
Right Stick A/B/X/Y/R/ZR/SL/SR/+ Buttons HOME Button Release Button Sync Button |
Left Stick Right Stick A/B/X/Y/L/R/ZL/ZR/+/- Buttons + Control Pad Power Button Volume Button HOME Button Capture Button |
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| USB Connector | USB Type-C Used for charging or for connecting to the Nintendo Switch dock. |
USB Type-C Used for charging only. |
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| Headphone/Mic Jack | 3.5mm audio jack | 3.5mm audio jack | |||||
| Game Card Slot | Nintendo Switch game cards |
Nintendo Switch game cards | |||||
| MicroSD Card Slot | Compatible with microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC memory cards *Once the microSDXC card is inserted, a system update will be necessary. An Internet connection is required to perform this system update. |
Compatible with microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC memory cards. *Once the microSDXC card is inserted, a system update will be necessary. An Internet connection is required to perform this system update. |
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| Sensor | Accelerometer, gyroscope, and brightness sensor | Accelorometer Gyroscope |
Accelorometer Gyroscope IR Motion Camera |
Accelerometer / gyroscope | |||
| Operating Environment | 41-95 degrees F / 20-80% humidity | 41-95 degrees F / 20-80% humidity | |||||
| Internal Battery | Lithium-ion battery/4310mAh | Lithium ion battery / battery capacity 3570mAh | |||||
| Battery Life | Model number: HAC-001 (product serial number starts with “XAW”) Approx. 2.5 to 6.5 hours *The battery life will depend on the games you play. For instance, the battery will last approximately 3 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Model number: HAC-001(-01) - Available from mid-August 2019 (product serial number starts with “XKW”) Approximately 4.5 - 9 hours *The battery life will depend on the games you play. For instance, the battery will last approximately 5.5 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. |
Approximately 20 hours *This is an estimate. The battery life may be shortened depending on the usage. |
Model number: HDH-001 Approx. 3.0 to 7.0 hours *The battery life will depend on the games you play. For instance, the battery will last approximately 4 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. |
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| Charging Time | Approximately 3 hours *When charging while the hardware is in sleep mode |
Approximately 3 hours 30 minutes * Joy-Con controllers are charged by attaching them to a console or charging grip connected to a power supply. |
Approx. 3 hours *When charging while the hardware is in sleep mode |
Games
Accessories


About us
Design research helps build services that meet human needs.
Who we are
- Colin MacArthur (head of design research)
- Mithula Naik
- Adrianne Lee
- Anne-Marie Mulumba
- Antoine Garcia-Suarez
- Hillary Lorimer
- Martha Edwards
- Mel Banyard
What we do
We help product teams identify user needs that inform design and development. We do that by:
- Planning research activities that bring clarify to the goals and problems at hand.
- Conducting field research with end users, while bringing the team along for the journey.
- Analyzing & synthesizing data, telling the story of people who use our services.
- Evaluating & testing product improvements, helping our products continue to approve. When we do all those things well, we help our teams build products that serve people better.
How we work with others
Policy
Policy helps us navigate rules that affect research (like privacy and POR regulations). They also help us understand the background and rationale for our products.
Design
Designers and researchers are two peas in a pod. Designers are our co-researchers. Researchers are their co-designers. Research informs designer’s work. We discuss ideas together. And researchers help evaluate what gets built.
Engineering and product
Engineers and product managers come along for research and use our findings. At CDS, they’re key partners in research.
Outreach
We work with our outreach team to tell the story of how research happens and who we help.
How we need other teams to help
Build things based on research, not your (or our partners’) assumptions.
- Partners may not know why we do user research. Work alongside your researcher to prove the value to them.
- Fight to make sure you have a researcher on your team.
- Question why we’re prioritizing things that aren’t backed by research.
Get out of the office and talk to the people we serve, early and often.
Nothing is more powerful than being in the field and listening to the end user tell you about their needs. Or how we aren’t meeting them.
Be a research champion. Involve yourself in research and improve your research skills.
- Attend the bi-weekly research community meetings.
- Hang out with us. Let’s get coffee. :)
- Last updated by Colin on March 14, 2019


Installation: Prerequisites¶
The following items are required to install CoG for developmental purposes:
A system running a *-nix operating system, including Cent-OS, Linux and MacOSX
Step 1: Install Python¶
Install Anaconda
2.7.10 does not work with cog, you will need to downgrade
#downgrade python install conda install
python=2.7.9
Python setup_tools (should come with python)
Step 2: Install Postgres¶
you may need to add the location of the pg_config file to your $PATH
Step 3: Set up git and github¶
Install git: https://git-scm.com/download/mac
Generate SSH keys: https://help.github.com/articles/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent/
Add the SSH keys to your github account: https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-new-ssh-key-to-your-github-account/
Setup username and email
git config –global user.name “username”
git config –global email “email”
Step 4: Update pip¶
pip install -U pip
Step 5: Install virtualenv¶
pip install virtualenv
Step 6: (CentOS only) Install C-headers for sqlite-devel and freetype-devel¶
yum install sqlite-devel freetype-devel
Step 7: (MacOSX only) Copy image libraries¶
Ensure the following libraries are located in /usr/local/lib (copy from anaconda lib…requires sudo)
libcrypto.1.0.0.dylib
libjpeg.8.dylib
libssl.1.0.0.dylib
libtiff.5.dylib
#example sudo cp ~/anaconda/lib/libtiff.5.dylib /usr/local/lib
Step 8: Install Xcode command line tools¶
xcode-select –install
Step 9: Manually install Pillow¶
Normally Pillow is automatically installed via the /cog_install/setup.py script
Modify this file and comment out that installation, and install manually
wheel may be required in the install
pip install wheel
pip install –use-wheel Pillow==2.8.2
#note 3.1.0 does not install w/o jpeg support, may cause install to fail


| The top button is for testing buttons with names
The second button is used for testing disabled buttons |
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| This button is a submit ( the others are buttons) | |
| This button is an image. It should behave the same as a submit | |
| The top button is for testing buttons with names
The second button is used for testing disabled buttons |


Osmia ribifloris
Quick Facts
- Native to western North America
- One generation per year and flies in early spring
- Specializes on plants in the family Ericaceae and others
- Nests in cavities that are 6 to 7 mm in diameter
- Uses leaf pulp to make cell partitions and nest plug
- An excellent blueberry pollinator
Osmia ribifloris a solitary bee that inhabits western North America and northern Mexico. It can be found in hilly, forested or chaparral habitats in Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Texas. This bee is similar in size and appearance to Osmia lignaria. Males are metallic green and have pale colored hairs on the face. Females are larger, dark metallic blue-green and more robust than males. O. ribifloris has a more limited floral host range than O. lignaria (Sampson et al. 2013). It visits flowers in the families Ericaceae, Berbidaceae and Fabaceae. A favored host in California is manzanita, Arctostaphylos.
Blueberries, Vaccinium spp. (family Ericaceae) are readily pollinated by O. ribifloris (Torchio 1990, Sampson and Cane 2000).
Like O. lignaria, O. ribifloris overwinters as an adult and emerges in the early spring (February to March (Sampson, Cane et al. 2015)). Each O. ribifloris female can produce 16-22 progeny in 2-3 cavities and the sex ratio was measured as 1 female: 2.7 males in captivity (Sampson, Cane et al. 2015). This bee has a winter diapause and requires 90 to 120 days at 6°C (Sampson, Cane et al. 2015). Bees emerge after 4-8 days depending on length of diapause and incubation temperature. Bees will fly at temperatures above 9°C (48°F) (Sampson, Cane et al. 2015). Favored leaf sources for making its nest partitions and plugs include Rosa, Vaccinium, Quercus, Rubus, Fragaria (Sampson, Cane et al. 2015).
Pollination trials showed that a single visit by O. ribifloris to rabbiteye blueberry resulted in 44% fruit set (compared to 4% with no bee visitation). Honey bees averaged 32% set and Habrapoda laboriosas visits averaged 44% fruit set (Sampson and Cane 2000). A rate of two O. ribifloris per rabbiteye blueberry bush set 54% of the fruit (Sampson et al. 1995).
Torchio (1990) recommended 300 O. ribifloris per acre in highbush blueberries. For rabbiteye blueberry, 650 to 1300 females per acre are recommended for adequate pollination (Sampson and Cane 2000). Torchio (1990) found the bees preferred 6 mm holes over 7 mm diameter holes, they spent 3 s at flowers and 6 s between flowers, females visited 3 to 5 flowers per plant, and each foraging trip lasted an average of 17 min. At least 11 trips were needed to provision one cell. In a trial on highbush blueberry, 400 females produced 1461 cells (or 3.65 cells per released female, an approximate 1.2-fold increase). Provisions were composed entirely of blueberry pollen and nectar.
O. ribifloris collected from Texas and California were similar genetically (98%), but differed from Utah bees (Sampson, Rinehart et al. 2015). Texas/California bees produced more offspring per nest and more females per nest than Utah bees (Sampson, Rinehart et al. 2015).
Rust (1993) found that leaf material partitions were less costly for the bee to construct than the mud partitions made by O. lignaria.
Sampson, Cane et al. (2015) are optimistic that this species can become an important pollinator of blueberry stating that “California and Oregon farmers have a unique opportunity to easily manage this locally available and docile bee for blueberry pollination, in tandem with Osmia lignaria in almond orchards. Both of these Osmia spp. have similar management needs.”
Blueberry growers: Foothill Bee Ranch is in the process of raising a population of O. ribifloris for blueberry pollination. Check back in 2019 for availability.
References Cited:
Rust, R. W. 1993. Cell and nest construction costs in two cavity-nesting bees (Osmia lignaria propinqua and Osmia ribifloris biedermannii)(Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 86:327-332.
Sampson, B. J. and J. H. Cane. 2000. Pollination efficiencies of three bee (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) species visiting rabbiteye blueberry. J. Econ. Entomol. 93:1726-1731.
Sampson, B., J. Cane, and J. Neff. 1995. Blue bees for blueberries. Ala. Agric. Exp. Stn. Auburn Univ. Highlights Agric. Res. 42: 12, 13, 15.
Sampson, B. J., J. H. Cane, C. T. Werle, T. A. Rinehart & J. J. Adamczyk. 2015. Best little orchard bee in Texas: Life history, population structure, management, & commercial status of a promising blueberry pollinator, Osmia ribifloris. Poster presentation available here.
Sampson, B. J., T. A. Rinehart, G. T. Kirker, S. J. Stringer, and C. T. Werle. 2015. Phenotypic variation in fitness traits of a managed solitary bee, Osmia ribifloris (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). J. Econ. Entomol. 108:2589-2598.
Sampson, B. J., S. J. Stringer, and D. A. Marshall. 2013. Blueberry floral attributes and their effect on the pollination efficiency of an oligolectic bee, Osmia ribifloris Cockerell (Megachilidae: Apoidea). HortSci. 48:136-142.
Torchio, P. F. 1990. Osmia ribifloris, a native bee species developed as a commercially managed pollinator of highbush blueberry (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). J. Kans. Entomol. Soc. 63: 427-436.


Aaron Baumgarner
Computer Information Systems
Treehouse Homework
email
368 website
Favorite foods
pizza
hamburgers
sushi
Apples


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Preface
Basic techniques for permutations and ordering (Perm)
Insertion sort (Sort)
Insertion sort with multisets (Multiset)
Selection sort, with specification and proof of correctness (Selection)
Binary search trees (SearchTree)
- Top
- Sections
- Program for Binary Search Trees
- Search tree examples
- What should we prove about search trees?
- Efficiency of search trees
- Proof of correctness
- Correctness proof of the elements function.
- Representation invariants
- Preservation of representation invariant
- We got lucky.
- Every well-formed tree does actually relate to an abstraction
- It wasn't really luck, actually


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When an admin is ready for you to ask your question, they will remove your question mark and you will hear a sound. Your app will also toggle off at this time.


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About 140 million years ago, Gondwana (The Super Continent) broke into Antarctic, African, Australian and the Indian Plate. The Indian Plate drifting north collided with Eurasian plate,giving rise to the Himalayas.
The cause of major earthquakes in these regions is due to the active movement of Indian Plate northwards by 5cm per year. These collisions are cause of seismic activities.
The largest recorded quake by Continental Collision obliterated many villages. Led to landlsildes, rising levels of river waters and consequently floods.
One of the worst Earthquakes in Nepal history . Sand and Water vents appeared throughout central vents of the earthquake area.
Between 1930 and 1956, six M7.0+ earthquakes occurred near the right-lateral Sagaing Fault, resulting in severe damage in Myanmar including the generation of landslides, liquefaction and the loss of 610 lives.


Neptune was not known to the ancients.
It is not visible to the naked eye and was first observed in 1846. Its position was determined using mathematical predictions. It was named after the Roman god of the sea.
Neptune spins on its axis very rapidly.
Neptune is the smallest of the ice giants.
The atmosphere of Neptune is made of hydrogen and helium, with some methane.
Neptune has a very active climate.
Neptune has a very thin collection of rings.
Neptune has 14 moons.
Only one spacecraft has flown by Neptune.
The Great Dark Spot in the southern atmosphere of Neptune was first discovered in 1989 by the Voyager 2 spacecraft. It was an incredibly large rotating storm system with winds of upto 1,500 miles per hour, the strongest winds recorded on any planet. How such powerful winds were discovered on a planet so far from the sun is still considered a mystery to this day.
Data from the Voyager 2 spacecraft also showed that the Great Dark Spot varied significantly in size during their brief pass of the planet. When Neptune was viewed by the Hubble Space telescope in 1994 the Great Dark Spot had vanished, although a different dark spot had appeared in Neptune’s northern hemisphere.
Neptune has an incredibly thick atmosphere comprised of 74% hydrogen, 25% helium and approximately 1% methane. Its atmosphere also contains icy clouds and the fastest winds recorded in the solar system. Particles of icy methane and minor gases in the extremities of the atmosphere give Neptune its deep blue colour. The striking blue and white features of Neptune also help to distinguish it from Uranus.
Neptune’s atmosphere is subdivided into the lower troposphere and the stratosphere with the tropopause being the boundary between the two. In the lower troposphere temperatures decrease with altitude however they increase with altitude in the stratosphere. Hydrocarbons form hazes of smog that appear in the entire upper atmosphere of Neptune and hydrocarbon snowflakes that form in Neptune’s atmosphere melt before they reach its surface due to the high pressure.


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Simple 5.1 playback with start/stop
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Recording & Mixing
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Behavioral Architecture with Real Simulation
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | target_pos_client (self, x, y) |
| def | execute (self, userdata) |
A class used to represent the SLEEP behaviour of the robot Methods ----- target_pos_client(x, y): Send a goal to the action server of the robot and waits until it reaches the goal. execute(userdata) It send the robot to the home position and, after the robot reaches the position, sleeps for a random time of seconds. After that change the state to NORMAL
Definition at line 223 of file command_manager.py.
| def command_manager.sleep.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
Constrcutor
Definition at line 238 of file command_manager.py.
| def command_manager.sleep.execute | ( | self, | |
| userdata | |||
| ) |
It send the robot to the home position and, after the robot reaches the position, sleeps for a random time of seconds. After that change the state to NORMAL @param userdata: used to pass data between states @type userdata: list @returns: transition value @rtype: String
Definition at line 282 of file command_manager.py.
| def command_manager.sleep.target_pos_client | ( | self, | |
| x, | |||
| y | |||
| ) |
Send a goal to the action server of the robot and waits until it reaches the goal. @param x: x coordinate of the target position @type x: int @param y: y coordinate of the target position @type y: int @returns: the position reached by the robot @rtype: Pose
Definition at line 247 of file command_manager.py.


Configure: $ ./configure.sh
Build & install: $ make install
Uninstall: $ make uninstall
Default install locations for binary and man pages are
/usr/local/{bin,man}
. To tweak, edit relevant variables in
Makefile
.
vitunes is developed on OpenBSD, and makes use of a few
OpenBSD-specific things such as
err(3)/warn(3)
,
fparseln(3)
,
strlcat(3)/strlcpy(3)
,
and
strtonum(3)
.
Most of these are picked-up during the build on Linux & Mac OS X
and will be added if needed. See the file config.h
.
| Key | Scope | Action |
|---|---|---|
| <ENTER> | Library | Load currently selected playlist for viewing & switch focus to playlist window |
| <ENTER> | Playlist | Begin playback of currently selected song |
| <TAB> | Library | Switch focus to playlist window |
| <TAB> | Playlist | Switch focus to library window |
| s | Global | stop playback |
| z | Global | pause/unpause playback |
| ^p | Global | same as above |
| nb / nf | Global | Seek backwards/forwards n * 10 seconds in currently playing song |
| n[ / n] | Global | same as above |
| nB / nF | Global | Seek backwards/forwards n * 1 minute(s) in currently playing song |
| n{ / n} | Global | same as above |
| m | Playlist | Show/hide the filename & meta-info for the currently selected file. |
| ntregister | Global | Execute the nth next command in the toggle list associated with
register register. See the man page documentation for the :toggle command. |
| nTregister | Global | Execute the nth previous command in the toggle list associated with
register register. See the man page documentation for the :toggle command. |
| / | Global | Get query from user and search forwards in current window
for first playlist/file that matches the query. The structure of the query
specified is identical to that of the :filter command
below. See that for more info.
Note: In the Library window, only the playlist name is matched against. |
| ? | Global | Get query from user and search backwards in current window
for first playlist/file that matches the query. The structure of the query
specified is identical to that of the :filter command
below. See that for more info.
Note: In the Library window, only the playlist name is matched against. |
| n | Global | Jump to the next row in the current window matching the
last provided query. If the last query made was done using
'/ ', then this search is forwards, otherwise
it is backwards.
|
| N | Global | Jump to the next row in the current window matching the
last provided query. If the last query made was done using
'/ ', then this search is backwards,
otherwise it is forwards.
|
| nyy | Playlist | Yank the next n rows into the copy buffer |
| yG | Playlist | Yank the rest of the current playlist into the copy buffer |
| *y* | Library |
Currently can't yank at all in library window.
Note: I don't really see a way of doing this in an intuitive way, so it will probably never be added. |
| ndd | Playlist | Delete the next n rows and copy them into the copy buffer |
| dG | Playlist | Delete the rest of the files in the current playlist after copying them into the copy buffer |
| dd | Library | Delete the currently selected playlist
Note: Currently, no n can be applied to this in the library window. I simply do not want to be able to delete all of my playlists accidentally. |
| p | Playlist | Paste the contents of the copy buffer after the currently selected row. |
| P | Playlist | Paste the contents of the copy buffer before the currently selected row. |
| p | Library | Paste the contents of the copy buffer at the end the currently selected playlist. |
| P | Library | Paste the contents of the copy buffer at the beginning the currently selected playlist. |
| u | Playlist | Un-do the previous cut/paste to the currently viewed playlist. |
| ^r | Playlist | Re-do the previously undone cut/paste to the currently viewed playlist. |
| : | Global | Enter command mode. See vitunes(1) for list of all commands. |
| !cmd | Global | Exit curses-mode and execute external command cmd |
| ^l | Global | Erase and redraw display |
| nj | Global | Move current row down n * 1 lines |
| n<KEY_DOWN> | Global | Move current row down n * 1 lines |
| nk | Global | Move current row up n * 1 lines |
| n<KEY_UP> | Global | Move current row up n * 1 lines |
| n- | Global | Move current row up n * 1 lines |
| nh | Global | Horizontally scroll left n * 1 columns |
| n<KEY_LEFT> | Global | Horizontally scroll left n * 1 columns |
| n<BACKSPACE> | Global | Horizontally scroll left n * 1 columns |
| nl | Global | Horizontally scroll right n * 1 columns |
| n<KEY_RIGHT> | Global | Horizontally scroll right n * 1 columns |
| n' ' | Global | Horizontally scroll right n * 1 columns
Note: that's a space. |
| $ | Global | Scroll all the way to the right |
| '^' | Global | Scroll all the way to the left
Note: that's a carrot, not a "CONTROL+" |
| 0 | Global | Scroll all the way to the left |
| n^e | Global | Scroll screen down n * 1 line(s) |
| n^y | Global | Scroll screen up n * 1 line(s) |
| n^u | Global | Scroll screen up n * 1 half page(s) |
| n^d | Global | Scroll screen down n * 1 half page(s) |
| n^b | Global | Scroll screen up n * 1 full page(s) |
| n<PAGE_UP> | Global | Scroll screen up n * 1 full page(s) |
| n^f | Global | Scroll screen down n * 1 full page(s) |
| n<PAGE_DOWN> | Global | Scroll screen down n * 1 full page(s) |
| G | Global | Goto last row |
| nG | Global | Goto row n |
| n% | Global | Goto the row n% through the total number of rows |
| nH | Global | Goto the nth row from the top of current page |
| M | Global | Goto the middle row of the current page |
| nL | Global | Goto the nth row from the bottom of current page |
-c command
option, allowing vitunes to be
controlled remotely.
PREFIX
) appropriately.
LDFLAGS
variable in the Makefile to
include -lncursesw
rather than
-lncurses
.DEFAULT_PLAYER_PATH
variable in config.h
, or simply run vitunes
with the -m
flag and a proper path to
mplayer
.
mandoc vitunes.1 | less
”),
but did after installation (with
“man vitunes
”).
mplayer
(less skipping), undo/redo
support, :map
to create custom keybindings, more
color-able stuff, support for the comment-field of media files, and
cleaner syntax for all commands are all in the works.
vitunes -e help COMMAND
have been
made more complete. The man page is now the sole source of
documentation (although the complete list of keybindings will remain
here on the website, maintained, at least for now).
:reload db
command within vitunes).
~/.vitunes/
directory. If you have your
database/playlists stored elsewhere, just backup those.
-d
, -p
, and -f
flags
as described in the man page.
$ rm ~/.vitunes/vitunes.db $ vitunes -e init $ vitunes -e add /path/to/music/ ...
add_urls.sh
.
fork()'d
mplayer child will
fork()
an instance of itself whenever it plays an internet
radio stream (or similar) to handle the buffering. As such, vitunes needs
to wait for this ‘grandchild’ instance of mplayer to exit
before quitting.
$TERM
environment variable.
Specifically, it's set to something that does not support this particular
feature. See the documentation for your OS & terminal emulator (e.g.
xterm/rxvt/etc.) for what this should be set to. Note that
“xterm-color
” almost always has limitations (see
here
for more information).
$TERM
variable, when using
xterm
, should always be set to xterm-xfree86
.
After 4.7, just leave your $TERM
variable alone.
VT100
(or
similar) or if you have 1,000,000,000,000+ songs in your library,
then yes. Otherwise, no. This is mostly likely a misconfigured
$TERM
environment variable. See the previous FAQ entry.


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Structure with statistical information about bitset's memory allocation details. More...
#include <bmfunc.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | add_bit_block () |
| cound bit block | |
| void | add_gap_block (unsigned capacity, unsigned length) |
| count gap block | |
Data Fields | |
| unsigned | bit_blocks |
| Number of bit blocks. | |
| unsigned | gap_blocks |
| Number of GAP blocks. | |
| unsigned | max_serialize_mem |
| Estimated maximum of memory required for serialization. | |
| unsigned | memory_used |
| Memory used by bitvector including temp and service blocks. | |
| gap_word_t | gap_length [bm::set_total_blocks] |
| Array of all GAP block lengths in the bvector. | |
| gap_word_t | gap_levels [bm::gap_levels] |
| GAP lengths used by bvector. |
Structure with statistical information about bitset's memory allocation details.
Definition at line 48 of file bmfunc.h.
| void bm::bv_statistics::add_bit_block | ( | ) | [inline] |
cound bit block
Definition at line 66 of file bmfunc.h.
References bit_blocks, max_serialize_mem, memory_used, and bm::set_block_size.
| void bm::bv_statistics::add_gap_block | ( | unsigned | capacity, | |
| unsigned | length | |||
| ) | [inline] |
count gap block
Definition at line 75 of file bmfunc.h.
References gap_blocks, max_serialize_mem, and memory_used.
| unsigned bm::bv_statistics::bit_blocks |
Number of bit blocks.
Definition at line 51 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by add_bit_block(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::optimize(), print_statistics(), and serialize_bvector().
| unsigned bm::bv_statistics::gap_blocks |
Number of GAP blocks.
Definition at line 53 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by add_gap_block(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::optimize(), print_statistics(), and serialize_bvector().
Array of all GAP block lengths in the bvector.
Definition at line 59 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat().
GAP lengths used by bvector.
Definition at line 61 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat(), and bm::bvector< Alloc >::optimize().
| unsigned bm::bv_statistics::max_serialize_mem |
Estimated maximum of memory required for serialization.
Definition at line 55 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by add_bit_block(), add_gap_block(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::optimize(), print_statistics(), and serialize_bvector().
| unsigned bm::bv_statistics::memory_used |
Memory used by bitvector including temp and service blocks.
Definition at line 57 of file bmfunc.h.
Referenced by add_bit_block(), add_gap_block(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::calc_stat(), bm::bvector< Alloc >::optimize(), print_statistics(), and serialize_bvector().


CanvasOpen ( n, w, h, viewport_x, viewport_y, viewport_w, viewport_h, mode)
Opens a canvas for drawing.
Mode 0 - Solid
Mode 1 - Transparent
Example:
CanvasOpen ( 0, 640, 480, 0, 0, 640, 480, 1 )


Today we are happy to announce the release of the Prynth v0.4 beta software. It includes several new features but the most important one is true JIT, which is one of the main features of SuperCollider as an interactive programming language. You can now execute blocks of code in realtime, which is particularly useful when implementing and testing your Prynth instrument.
What’s new:
This is a software update only and distributed as a new Raspbian modified distro. To use it you can follow the same instructions as with the previous version. Head on to the downloads page and remember to backup your SuperCollider programs. This is a beta pre-release version, so it could contain bugs. Please report back if you find any of you have any suggestions.